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About The Leader. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Or.) 1895-1903 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 5, 1902)
PtHSONAL TEMS OF INTEREST. Remember t!irt place for bargains, T n ^ N X / N X / V D avidson T he J ew ellb . M M Jones was down from Bohemia Call at H C Madsen’s uew store an 1 Tuesday. see the fine line o f ladies and gents >i W elch, o f Eugene, was In the watches. c ity Tuesday. You can secure your Xmas goods at b o o Henry an.l wife visited at Eu Madsen’s by making only deposit. gen e over Sunday. a small To buy Jackets, Cloaks o p Capes, see line and find the newest styles in the market. W e have a large variety and samples of Monte C o p I o , those we can order in any size or color, and have them in 24- hours. Will give you Your patronage solicited. Attorney J E Young made a bu«l- r.esw trip to the county scut, Tuesday. oup D avidson T he J eweleh . N T Metcalf and wife, of Oakland, Fine Cut Glass for wedding piesents visited at the Grove the first of tho at H C Madsen’s. week. Hon E R Skipw orth and family, of A small deposit will secure the Eugene, left Thursday for i'hoeuix, articles you desire for Xmas. A r iz , for the benefitof M rSkipworth’s health. D avidson T he J iw k l l b . The Corvallis high school football Jas Jennings left M onday for team, defeated tho Salem team Satur points lu the Southern O regon gold day 5 to 0. fields w here he expects to remain Sheriff W W Withers was In the during the winter. G ro v - on Tuesday. business, 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. Monday uud R L Spong came down from Leona, Tuesday aoeompauing Os Vaughn, J L L eR oy returned homo from a who had his hand badly sawed up, to short business stay at Eugene, the get medical assistances. lirst o f the week. Elsio Vanscholack, who lias been II J Lester and wife arrived here spending the past week at the Bos Monday from M oscow Idaho ou u well Springs for his health returned home Tuesday afternoon. visit with friends. Miss Ethel W ooley has been quite Miles Pitcher, tho popular post toaster at Star was doing business in ill the past two weeks amt has not been able to occupy her old position the Grove this week. as typo on the Loader force. Miss Miirtha Medley and her father, Captain H oltum, tho cannon ball Mr Jus JU dley, visited with relatives tos3er, concluded his week’ s exhibi in -ho G rove last week. ‘ tion here Saturdry night and lefl for The Mi es Lulu Currin and Neva other green pastures ou M onday’s Perkins returned to their studies at south bound train. the University Sunday ufteruoou Have you hear«l about the foot ball Tho. Rev John Dawson, Episcopal game to bo played here Saturday? If minister at Roseburg, held services at you haven’ t ju st go out on the street the Masonic Hall, Saturday night. • or a short time. The full returns are The Roseburg Review will get out not all In but up to date Eugene High a 10,000 edition to Its annual illustrat school has not us yet been able to ed nitrnborduring tho X mas holidays. score. Mrs Laura Jones—Lundy, of Sun Misses Eva Chamberlain and Nettie Francisco, is visiting with her lather Burdick, tw o o f the G rove’ s Univer and relatives In the G rove this week. sity students, who have been visiting L R Fields, supt S P Co and other with their parents during tho Thanks prominent officials went south Tues giving holidays returned to Eugene, day on u trip o f inspection. The the first o f the week to resume their President's car was attached to the studies. load. W m Edwards returned from a lengthy stay at Bohemia lust week, lie has been engaged lor some time dev. loping his splendid property near the Mustek mine. He says his claim is lookin g fine and is considerably elated over the prospects. Frank McFarland had tho m isfor tune to take his thumb for a piece of beet and nearly severed tho member last Friday. Dr W all was called and dressed the wound and ho is getting along tine though slightly crippled. R W N iw land has boon h oldin g a sale in his general merchandise store during the past week and is closing out his entire stock at this place and will retire from business at this place. His large merchuhtile business at Eu gene being sufficient to dem and his undivided attention, W L W allace left M onday for Mari copa, Ariz., whore he goes to seek a milder clim ate and remuin at least through the winter. Mrs W allace’ s health has been extrem ely poor for the past year and their little boy, E v e r » , is also In feeble health. It Is to bo hoped the change o f climate will greatly benefit them. A number o f relatives and friends accom panied them to tho depot to bid them good bve. L o n g i<£ Bingham have installed a new electric light plant at their saw mill and M onday night tho hum o f iheir big buz saw could be heard away along the weo hours o f the MARRIED. night. The light plant Is a g ood one and enables them to double the capa The mp.rrage o f Miss Lottie W aller city o f their mill which is already to W ill Branstetter will take place taxed to its full capacity to keep In tom orrow :'t 11 a m ut the bride’s huffing distance with Its orders hom e in tho M cClung block They Oscar Vaughn, who has been work will leave on the afternoon train for ing at tho L eon a saw mills tho past Portland where they will reside.— two or throe months, had tho mis T uesday's Guard. fortune to fall, throw ing his hand BORN. against tho circular saw which neurly C LE M EN S.—Sunday N ov 30, to the severed the tw o first fingers o f his wife o f Jack Clemens a fine boy. left h ind, Tuesday m orning. The wounds were tem porarily bound up Mother and child d oin g well and and ho arrived down on the noon Jack wears a N o 11 smile. train when Dr Anderson dressed the wound- d members and ho is gettlDg on very nicely. The taw cu t nearly through the en tire hand between the thum b and lingers and it took seventeen stitches to rcpliico the lacerated flesh torn away. Tho price for Ladles and Gents w atche-, Ladies and Gents chains, Locket . Bracelets, B rooches, Stick Pins, Cuff Buttons, em blem good9, Fing r R in gs, etc, will not bo dupli >.itod. «Jail and got prices. D avidson T he J eweleh A marriage ticket has been grant ed by county clerk E U Leo to Mr J H Spah r and Hattie E Pitcher. A D a n g e r o u s M o n . it. This is the m onth o f cou gh s, colds and acute catarrh. CARMAN & H B M B N W A Y , fcagKW™ SUITS T H A T DO SU IT © O €) O Q © Ckpps suits always have a form fitting shapeliness that is sim ply superb. L in in '« are m ost appropriate and the T a ilorin g is faultless. custoners. P rices © Facings, T rim m ings and $10 to $18— to win nnd retain W o are also agents for the H enry H ilp tailorin g house o f San Francisco. D R Y GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS and SHOES O up Prices are a w ay Down on these Lines. W e pay Ihe highest m arket price fo r all kinds o f F arm P roduce, Com e in and exam ine ou r stock. It will speak for itself. LEWIS LOCAL & VHATCH. B R E V IT IE S . THE OLD RELIABLE DRUG STORE 1 The Braincrd & Arm stron g C o’ Filo and Floss Silks at Pacific Tim ber Co’ s Store. J. P. CURRIN, Proprietor, j P roscription s ca refu lly com p ou n d ed aud wo always keop You will find tho flnestlir.eof silver ware at H C Madsen’s. on hand the P u rest D ru gs. Taints. Oils and Varnishes r ..,. ’--.o 0f Books, Stationery, W all Paper and Noti >ns are not surpassed in Quality or Quantity in the city. Prices are riarht. 50 head of stock sheep for salo or trade for cattle. J H H awley . Call and see the bargains that I have to offer you for 30 days only. D avidson T he J eweler . Iieatirul Clear Skies. Herbine exerts a direct influence on D e n t i s t the bowels, liver and kidneys, purify ing and strengthening these organs, DR. E. C . F«ACY. and malntalnig them In a normal condition o f health; thus rem oving a Dr Snapp’s Building. com m on cause of yellow, motby, greasy skin, and more or less of U o n L ik e lin t r a k e s . piiuples, blotches nnd blackheads. 50c at New Era D rug Store. "T h e fastest selling art ¡cio I have j In my sto le ,’ ’ writes druggist C T Smith, of D avis, K y., "is D r K in g’ s ' II you are troubled with impure blood, DIED. indicated b y sores, pimples, headache New D iscovery fo r Consumption, S T E W A R T .— Mary Erances, wife of etc., we w ould recom mend Acker’s Coughs and Colds, because it always W illiam Stewart, died at Goshen Blood Elixir, which we sell under a cures. In my six years of sales it has Sunday N ovem ber 30, 1902 at 9:45 of positive guarantee. It will also cure never failed. I have known it to save suflerers from Throat and L u n g d is dropsy, aged 58 years 7 m onths and Scrofulous or Syphilitic poisons aud eases, who could get no help from 17 days. all blood diseases. 50cis an c $100. doctors o r any other r< m edy.’ ’Mothers D eceased was n highly respected Benson D ru g Co. rely on it, best physicians prescribe . pioneer o f Lane county. She was born it, and J P Currin grnran tee satisfac ! in Centerville, Appurose county, Iowa, May 13,1844, m oved to O regon iu 1852 to prevent Pneumonia and Consump tion or refund price. Trial bottles free 1 Reg. sizes, 30c «and ?1. settling iu Lane county. tion is to cure your cold when it first a s ta rtlin g snr*rtoe. DA V IS .—In Salem, Friday N ovem ber appears. A ckor’s English ltemendy 28, 1902 R ev O B Davis, aged G5 will stop the cou gh in a night, and y ery few conld lielleve In looking at i drive the cold out o f your system. Al- \ T H ondley, n lu -Ithy, robust bla«-a years. The decease was born in Ohio in ways a quick and sure euro for -mith o f Tllden, iDd., that for ten 1837, and cam e to O regon in 1888. Asthma, Bronchitis, nnd ntl throat \ years he suffered such torture from not Rheumatism as few could endure and Previous to com in g to this state, Rev. and lung troubles. I f it d Davis was en ga ged in minsterial work satisfy you the druggist will refund | live. But a w onderful change folb.w- for the United Brethern congregation your raonoy. Write to us for free i cd his taking E lectric Bitters. "T w o indentifled with the Cumberland Pres sample. W II H ooker & Co., N, Y. bottles w holly cure*! m e ," bo writes, | "an u I nave not folt a twInge over a i byterian church, w hich he served Dn- B odsod D ru g Co. ______, , , ____ . year.” They regulate tho K idneys, til his neath, bein g stationed for the D o you catch greater part o f the time in Marion and Lano counties while in Lane m aking his hom e In Fairm ount. The decease is survived b y a wife and four children, as follow s: Mrs Id a W icks, o f C ottage G rove, Mrs Au rella D eM oss, Tnlmndge Davis and W aldo E Davis, o f D eM oss Springs, Sherman county. T he rem ains will be sent to Sherman cou nty for inter ment. M r Davis was fo r som e time a resident near W ildw ood, on R ow R iver, and had many friends here who a re sorry to hear o f his demise. < j IU easily? Find youself hoarse, with a tickling in y o u r throat «and an an n oyiu g cou gh at night? T h en , you should always have handy, a bottle of Ballard’s H orchound Syrup. J A A n derson , 354 W est 5th St Salt Lake City w rites: " W o u s e Ballard’ s Horehound Syrup fo r cou ghs and colds. It gives immediate relief. W e know its the best rem edy for these troubles write tnis to induce other people to try this pleasant and efficient rem edy. 25c, 50c and i t .00 at New Era D rug Store. ® THE SURE WAY m inino locations . Oeorge E Lilly lecates Gem claim in Bohemia m ining district. Lewis Hartley local- s Mammoth claim in Bohemia m ining district. Start Huff, but Trne. I p u rify the b lo o d and cu re R h eu m a tism N eu ra lg ia , N ervou sn ess, Improve d i- gestlon nnd give perfect health. Try them. Only 50ets at J P Curtin’s dru g store. I I i^ ta e h e aDnolotelJ nnU portnni. , , rr-_ « “ I f every one knew what a grand 1 ently cured b y u -m fi;M o W T « - A medicine Dr K in g’s New Life Pills U” , pleasant be: , drink. C u « s ConaUpa eat, writes D II T u r n e r Dempseytown, I’a, tlo n u n d Indigestion, ma e y Hatisfootion you’d sell all you have in a day. Two j sleep, work and happy. n of l»s— w e e k s ’ use has made a new man o f 1 flruaranteed guaranteed or o r money m oney_back._ 25o and | W rite to W II II ockkr & m e" In fallible for constipation, | a ‘ " ‘ me. iu is ii ’ u 8 t j C o., Buffalo N Y fo r a free sam ple, | stomach and liver troubles. 25ctS J p Currln’s dru g store. I Benson Drug Co. Mrs. 1-Rum. S. Webb, VIee*PrrvM<»t Woman*« Derr ’ > craii<^'--'bs o f I*«rll»«ri» • “ i dreaded the change of life wrich vi.r fast approaching. I noticed V i.’.c of Ctfdui, and decided to by ■ h’ - tie. I experienced some relief th’ first month, so I kept on taking :t for three months and now I menstr.-at? with no pain and I shall (¿k* It off And on now until l have passed the climax. Fwiinle weakmma, dbonlcred menus, fulling of the womb and ovarian troubles do not wear ‘ »I t . They f *How a woman to the char.go oi lice. I>o not wait but take Wine of Cardui now and avoid the trou ble. Wine of Cardui nev r fails to Un. 'it a suffering woman of any ape. Wine of Cardui relieved Mrs. >v'ebb when she w m in dan- p >r. \Vrhen you come to the change of life Mrs. Webb’s letter will mean more to you than it dues nr» v. But you may now avoid t . suffering she endured. Druggists se llli bottiea of Wine cf Cardui. IHE of CARDU Foley’s Kidney Cure makes k id n eys mad bladder risili-