The Leader., January 23, 1903, Image 5

PERCU KAL
TEKS
OF
INTEREST.
Thos Poe Is in our city this week.
Welter Gray of Rooeburg was in the
city, Sunday
C C Mathews, was down from Bo­
hemia, Monday,
Itolit Matr visited in Eugene the
lirst of the week.
C W Jackson and Win Bennett were
Eugene visitors Sunday.
Ed N Heady, of Eugene visited in
Cottage drove Wednesday.
(?A Harlow, of Star was down to the
G rove the f.rst of the week.
H W Nichols, of Roseburg was in
the city the first of tho week.
Miles Pitcher and Mae Stewart
were down from Star, Sunday.
E'i A Neal, night operator of Oak­
land was iu the city Sunday.
Jnek Kloffenstetn, o f Bohemia was
down to the Grove this week.
CO Bowman of Springfield was
looking over our city Sunday.
Mrs Frank Kenody went to Saginaw
Wednesday for a few days visit.
Mr I U Bingham and wife came up
from Portland, Sunday afternoon.
Lot Ur Lowe relieve your headache
with a pair of his superior glassc-.
B Krockenberg, of Roseburg was
in the Grove the first of the week.
Attorney J M Williams was up from
Eugene. Tuesday on professional
business.
W A Richards, of Roseburg, was
registered ut the Imperial Wednes­
day.
Mr nod Mrs E A Wheeler, o f Eu­
gene visited in tho Orove tho first of
this week.
Mrs Smith and Miss Mathews of
Cloverdale were iu Cottage Grove,
Sunday.
Mi-« Lillian Patterson, left Sunday
for Washington where sire will reside
for the present.
Ur Lowe the oculo optician of Eu­
gene is at the Sherwood. Ho goes
homo Sunday.
Mrs Horace Mann, of Medford was
the guest of Mrs Chas Vundenburg
u few days the past week.
Mrs Walsh returned to her home in
Eugene, Tuesday after a short visit
with her husband In this city.
Elbert S Veatch who 1ms been work­
ing at Coquelle for H om o m o u t h » p ast
arrived home, Sunday last.
Mrs Lester who has been visiting
with her parents Mr and Mrs David­
son of this place returned to Eugene
Tuesday.
I f you value your eye sight be sure
and have Ur Lowe test your oyes for
glasses. He is now at the Sherwood
Hotel.
Dr Geo Wall attended the funeral
Hon Thos Tongue at Hillsboro, Sun­
day. The Ex-Representative
was
b irried with Masonic honors. t
Darwin Bristow returned, Tuesday
from Florence, where he paid the
Eastern Star lodge an official visit in
the capacity of grand patron.
Mr T C Wheeler and wife of Aima
Oregon, are registered at the Imperial
Hotel. Mr Wheeler expects to re­
side in the Grove for the present.
H Vnndusen, Slnte Fish Warden of
Astoria, was in the Grove Tuesday.
Mr VanDusen is looking after the in­
interests of fish ladders in the various
streams throught tho state.
B K Lawson returned from Eugene
Wednesday, where he had been to
deliver into the hands of the Sheriff
the man Allen charged with breaking
into the residence of Mr Cox at
Latham.
Jesse Orlffln, left Tuesday for
Salem where he goes to attend Busi­
ness College. Jesse has many friends
in th e Grove who a re glad to kDOW he
has taken the fiecessaty step to fit
himself for usefulness. Modesty for­
bids us us mentioning anything about
being ornamental.
Eugene is going to have a fine new
opera house. What is the matter
with loeal capitalists o f Cottage
Grove organizing a stock company
and erodin g a decent opera house.
There is not a better show town in
Oregon and one is certainly badly
needed.
Long and Binghams saw ra'll is now
running at full oapnoity.s some times
running part of the night. They have
some considerable work ahead and
a re kept busy with orders which a e
away ahead. The lumber yard is
piling up with 1st class new lumber
and the yards are alive with men busy
as bees and altogether Ibis new enter­
prise looks to be in a flourishing con
dition.
LOCAL
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I IR K V I T IE S ,
Mis-.es Lota SunToid ami Eva Smith
returned ¡Sunday, from a lew days
visit with friend» in Eugene.
Miss Roberta Bond, of Lebanon,
»lioh a slr.u a spending the past few
months at the home of Itev and Mrs
Beck, returned to her home, 'luesduy
If you want to see something nice
ask to see the Pedalis Shoe, with
puteut shoe luce poo.et. A classic
shoo, artistic and comfortable. Mc­
Kay’s turns and welts at $2.75 and
$3.00 ut Lewis & Veatch’s.
Waiter Sears, who is working for
the Booth Kelly Co at Weudliug was
brought down to Lugeue on account
of a severe wound from uu Ax. Ho
will bo cared for in the Hospital at
the latter place.
Prof Briggs has installed a Are drill
at the public school lor the benefit of
pupils and as a safeguard aginst fire
or accident, Tho drill is a good one
and will be appreciated by tho patrons
of the publio school.
New Post
To buy Jackets. Cloaks or Capes, see
our line and iirid 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
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-
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Asl; to see tho
IF’ecLstlis S h o e
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W ith the patent
Slpoe La(;e Pocket.
It is a Classic Shoe, Artistic and comfortable.
McKays, Turns and Welts, at___ .$2.7 and «$.00
IS & VEATCH
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got lueir mill modernized und put to
its full working capacity, Tho Walker
Bros, have beeu conducting a mercan­
tile establishment ut Walker for many
years, but have had considerable ex­
perience in enterprises similar to t he
ono in which they are how engaged.
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At tho
m e r cc k a n d i s i n o
Office Boxes.
Tost master Howard has received n
brand new set of metal'.c combination
lock boxes which he bad placed in
position, Tuesday. Tho old lock boxes
have been discarded
and
th“
office presents a ticat appearance and
the improvement is a good one and
wi'.l be appreciated by tile public. The
new boxes ane fitted with glass fronts
and one carries the key to tlio com bi­
nation in his head instead of his
pocket ns before.
W » nte reliably Informed tiiat tho
W a'ker Brothers, (wo genial and
enterprising business men of Walker,
Lane county, have bought tho saw
mill and logging outfit of Henry
Mooney, nearAnlunf in Pass creek
canyon and with their usual energy
are ulieady fitting und repairing the
mill preparatory to putting it into
active operation on a large seals.
They will no doubt tain out a first
' a :
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When you are ready.
Property Sold.
Frank Jordan 1ms sold the property
on Main street occupied by the i aeitic
Postal telegraph office and Bentley’s
shoe shop to Mrs McKinney for. the
sum of ?800. Tho building will be
occupied however for the present by
the Telegraph Compuny ana Mr
Bentley as usual.
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In tho advertisement column will
seen 'hat tho bhi.ley company ore
booked here for tho evening of the 20.
This popular company is known on
the Pa illc i oast us tho best of its kind
und will give to our theatre goers the
best evening’» eutci minutent seen fo~
some time. In tho hands of the
Enemy,” tho play selected for thut
evening is u romtitle melo-druma,
illustraiiug the revolutionary'spirit
of the people o f the South American
Republics. Tho play is full oft o m e d y
and strong situations, it keeps I be
audience ou the verge of exeitemeut
from tho biart to to the end of the
play Special scenery is carried for all
of their productions, so the theatre
goers of this town can rest assured or
u performance perhaps never seen in
our midst. In ihe last act the t imely
arrival of the American sailors, with
the waving Htars und stripes make
one of ttie most dramatic situations
ever seen on any stage.
DIED.
TAYLOR.- Alter a revere illness of
long duration Mr John II Taylor
diouattlio family rcsiilenco Jan 13.
Mr Taylor was born Feb 3 lHt:3, and
was the oldest son of Joseph Taylor
of Coast Fork. Ho was married in
fall of 1W2 to Miss Elllo M Broinn and
leaves three children Hugh, Myron
and Gladys besides two brothers
and three sisteis and father and
mother to mourn his early demise.
The stricken family
have
the
sympathy o f the entile community.
Church Services.
Services a t 1 the C P church D e x t
Sunday.
11 a m preaching Text “ Admonish
tho disorderly encourage the faint
hearted.”
7 ;30 p m preaching Subject. “ The
Bible Its Own Cion firmer.
Everyone is invited to attend each
of these services.
h D B eck , Pastor.
THE; CHSI3TMA3 CARVER
should Be of fli“ finest tempered
8ted, capable of taking the keenest
edge, and tho handle should be in
keeping with the blade.
Hero are
some noble Christmas g.fts for the
table— full carving sets and table
cutlery in fancy lined boxes. Pock­
et knives and boys’ tool chests, too
are prominent candidates for your
favor.
FOES,
For Ladies, Misses and Children
Griffin & Veatch.
W H RCRO
J W BNO
BERG B R 0 3 ’-
A S S A Y
O F F IC E .
COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON.
Assaying and analyzing of ores, working teats
Cyaniding, Etc., Etc., by tile latest methods ot
Prof Falkenau’s School of Assaying, of Sab
Francises, California.
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H E M E N W flY & B U R K H O LD ER .
For Sale.
What is the Use.
Half interest in Photograph Gallery
Why slave by the d a y , or lnbor on
mail Orders Solicited.
Satisfaction Assured.
the farm for a mere pittance, when of suffering from Indigestion if you
Three doors east of the Fostofltce,
you can learn photography and be ear, what yon want, or of starring
independent. Will teach intending yourself to avoid such distress’'
buyer the business. For terms etc Acker’s Dyspepsia Tablets taken after
I f U n w e ll.
eating w ill digest your food purfectlv
Try a 50o bottle o f Herbine, notice call on or address.
W F SITAXAFEI.T.
and free you from all disagreeable
the improvement speedily effected in
Cottngo Grove.
sy m p to m s o f Indigestion and Pyspep
your appetite. Energy, Strength and
sin. Eat what, you like at any time
vigor. Watch how it brightens the
Go to Cochran and Lauder the and tab',-an Acker Tablet aft rward.
spirits, gives freedom from indiges­
Furniture Dealers and Undertakers. j Positively guaranteed. Tour mODcy
tion and debility!
Carpets, Mattings, Rugs, Portier j will always be refunded if you are not
Tssac Story, Ava, Mo writes, Sept
window glass, picture framing with '* satisfied. Write to us for a free
10 1000. “ I was in bad health. I had
stomach trouble for 12 months also fine new line of moldings everything ' -.am ple W H H ooker S c Co., Buffalo
dumb chilis. Dr J W Mory preecrib- j new and up to date. Schleff Eldg, N. Y,
ed Herbine it cured me in two weeks. J Call and see us.
Ruth ami Sadie Blair are visiting at
I cannot reccomend it too highly it
will do all y o u claim for it.” Sold by j the home of their brother Frank in
m akes kidneys anti bladder ritdit
Eugene, this week.
New Era Daug Store.
Foley's Kidney Cun