IftfSONAL
T€MS
OF
INTEREST.
Christmas Sonnets.
Tills column contains many verses I
iir patronage solicited.
th at we confidentially recommend to
D w ipaoi* T he J ewf . i . vr .
the public as embodying many bright
r('nt Glass for wi ddlngpioseutr ar»i truthful sayings that are well for
iMMlMD’a.
all to reiul and remember on this, the
Willard came down from tho glad old Christmas time.
ti Monday.
E dison Taylor made a short visit
|j
nr ill« first of the week.
Notice to the Public.
The entire Stock of Merchandise owned by
R. W. N e w l a n d
Days of Old.
In days of old when Knights were bold |
. commonest sight in the Grove
And barons held full away,
.lays is mud, just mud.
A custom was, and is practiced yet, I
k Phillips and wife visited at
Ou the glad old Christmas day.
ere the first o f the week.
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Each Knight would bring his lady love I
| at U C M adsen’s uew store and
A present—for well he knew
tdie lino lino of ladies and gents 1 hut she would return the compliment |
ilteties.
By bringing him one or two.
1 H Shane, tho veteran Bohemia
And this exchange of gifts goes on to-
is down from the mines this
I'lay] I
As it did in days of yore
I Attorney J F. Y o u n g made one of And Knight ana lady can find whatl
t regular visits to tho county seat,
(they waul]
At Morgan & Brehaut’s dru g store.
outlay.
I £».•• ne now has an enrollment of It is a nice thing to nave a place like
Bill pupils in the different schools of
.[this] |
And experience such as they.
I it city.
A small deposit will secure the Are only too willing to give the Knight I
And ludy on Christmas day.
Ijrtii'les you desire for Xmas.
D avidson T he J cweles .
Christmas Chimes.
You can secure y o u r Xm as goods at
[Unison's by m ak ing only a small Ring out ye bells your Christmas I
[chimisj j
| depoit.
And songs of love and lore
Way down prices on all holiday
And toil in many rythmic rhymes
I £ood Books, celluloid novelties and
What you never tolu before.
| toys, at Currius.
Of gifts of love and friendship.
G \Y Griffin, the genial Hardware
Iu quantities galore.
merchant of Eugene, was doing bus
To suit the most fastidious
Incs- I p the Grove, Monday.
At the New Era D ru g Store
The Epworth L eagu e had a surprise
P
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parly at F B Phillip's Wednesday
W e are safe Its but a pleasure
evening. A ll enjoyed a good time.
To keep the bells and chimes
J L LeB o y M ining Company, was
down to the county seat, Tuesday To tell you of the presents
Wo have at Christmus times.
on business connected with the mines.
M ougan & BltEUAUT.
W 0 W arner, secretary of the Gol-
deu Slipper M ining Co , of Bohemia,
was doing business at tho Grove this How Pat Murphy won Bridget C'Crariyj
week.
(At Cottage Grove)
Has fallen into the hands of G. E. STEPH EN S &eCo.rof Chicago and
will be sold in the city of Cottage Grove at a great sacrifice.
(which were closed by order of Chicago firm o f adjusters and mediators,)
will again be opened on Monday, Dec. 22nd and public sale of tho stock
will begin at 8:(X) a. in.
flfoitstc f t !)ou %ihe I t
But tho most attractive feature of this great Adjustment Salo is
the Price.
from attendance of a called session of In which it suid: they’d help the boys |
tho Willam ette Presbyterian at E u
(In words so very plulu)
gene the first of the woek.
W in any lady that thoy wished—
Sunday m orning subject at the
P at’s courage rose again.
M E C h urch: “ The Biple Account of
“ B egob” he said, I ’ll try them
the Birtli of Jcsu3.” Evenin g subject
I never thought before
“ The South and its people.”
So he sent for one of the handsome sets |
Afiss M yrtle Monroe, who has been
From the Now E ra D r u g Store.
visiting with friends in the O rove for
the past few weeks, returned to her
home in E ugene, W ednesday.
A deep cut has been made on ontiro Stock in order to
sell it all quickly.
This means a great saving to you on staple goods
such as Groceries, Dry Goods, Boots and shoes, Hats, Men’sgFur-
nishings, W om en’s and Children’s wear, Etc. Etc.
SUPPLY YOUR NEEDS FOR THE YEAR
while this matter is being adjusted by tho mediators in charge.
Old clerks will bo retained and a largo force o f new Ones will be on
hand to assist in caring for tho crowds and their wants.
and seo what Stevens & Co. have.done to tho store.
Come
Como from
miles away and see a bit of Chicago life while you load up with
^ B A R Q A IN S - ^
— a romance.
Monday’s noon train was about four
hours late on account of a freight N ow Patrick he loved Bridget
And he loved her more than life
wreck at Bice Hill. N o one was hurt
But he never could get Bridget
however.
T o say she’d be his wife.
S W Bounds, of J K K a y ’s furni
ture company in Eugene, was doing H e tried hard all the summer,
I t filled his heart with pain,
business in the city this week for a
To find that fail had come around
day or two.
And things were just the same.
Airs Ulvsses 3 Grant died at her
homo in W ashington D C Sunday last Bridget she seemed distant
And poor P at was feeling sore
of heart trouble. She was over 76
years old.
And then it was he saw the “ a d ”
O f the New E ra D ru g Store.
I(< v L D Beck returned Wednesday
The doors
This great salo will continue every day until fixtures and goods
are sold or matters adjusted to entire satisfaction of all parties in
terested. ’
N ,
J. H.
B .
Wanted 20 Clerks
wide awake also small
girls and boys to run
FRIENDS,
Representative
of STEVENS & CO.,
126 State St.
C-A-S-H.
Chicago, 111
P . 8.
You can guess just how the
present I
[worked] |
Tho G u ard says Janitor Poii of tho
I t has been a year or more
State University is seventy-five years
And Pat is buying Caetoria now
old and can ju m p up and crack his
A t the N ew E ra D ru g Store
heels together like an athlete .
M . & B. I
Preaching services at the Chriatiat
Church Sunday m orning and evening
For ths Little Folks.
Other services as usual. Come and
be with us.
W e have rabbits, we have kittens,
P E B i l l ix g t o x .
W e have story books and toys.
Miss Marie Thom pson is still upon W e have m any many presents
F or tho little girls and boys.
the sick list at her home in Eugene
an d M r H a rry H art is continuing
W e havo deers just like old “Santa” I
teaching In her stead in the puplic
[has] |
schools.
On all his midnight rides
A1 Churchill, one of Bohem ia’s W o have mermaids, we have puppies, |
prominent m ining men arrived down
And lots of things besides.
from tho mines M onday. H o left
So
bring tho children to us
Tuesday evening fo r Eugene where
F o r they will be well pleased we I
he will visit with his fathor for a few
[know] |
days.
W ith any of the presents
B W New land has closed his store
From M organ & Brehuut.
in this city and has wound up his
business in the Grove. The rem ainder
For Men Only.
of his goods will be shipped to E ugene
and placed on sale in bis new store in
M a y all your troubles end in smoke
that city.
A nd they all w ill we know
A rough, and tumble scrap was in I f you get one of those fancy pipes
dulged in by a couple of fellows here
From M organ & Brehaut.
Monday night. The marshal lodged
one of tho participants In the lockup F or we have pipes from many lands,
The Germ an and tho Turk,
and the other put u p ten doliars for
W e have pipes down hero for dudelets
his appearance the next day.
And pipes fo r men who work.
It will be interesting to m any of
our readers to know that a letter has W o have in stock some curious pipes
been received by the relatives of Mrs
M ade out of cherry logs,
Mable W ynn e Morrlm an announcing W e haye morschaum, clay and brierj
the fact that sh6 lias a fine boy end
in d Missouri old corn oobs.
that Jack h v abou t recovered.
M . & B.
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Capps suits always have a form fitting shapeliness that is simply superb.
Linings are most appropriate and the Tailoring is faultless.
customers.
Prices
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Facings, Trimmings and
«10 to «18— to win
and retain
W e are also agents for the Henry H ilp tailoring house of San Francisco.
D R Y GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS and SHOES
Our Prices are away Down on these Lines.
Miss Grace I . D riv er who has boen
teaching one of tho Intermediate de
For aii Sorts.
W e pay the highest market price for all kinds of Farm Produce.
partments of the Lakeview school,
has resigned her position and will at The lean, the fat, the short, the tall, ■frill speak for itself.
W e v ’e presents hero for one and all
once return to Cottage G ro v e where
her paaents reside.
H er father Is A n d if from Missouri o r not
W e ’re glad to show
dangerously 111, and M iss D riv er is
The goods we’ve got.
very anxious to be with him — L a k e
M organ & B r ehaut .
view Herald.
L E W IS
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Come in and examine onr stock.
It
& VEATCH.