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of Merit - Hat
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our iu-v Lino, in-
clmliu tin.' latest
sIi.'ijk's ;ukI slvlcs.
Don't Pay - When
$5.00 - $3.00
For a Hat - Buys as good
HEMENWAY & BURKKOLDER
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The IIoiljjc Ji;jH jjivcu perfect separation
fine-I4eal- Ores
JOHN A. TRAY LOR.
MINING
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Hems of Interest in aiul about
Cottage (irove ami vicinity.
HOME NEWS
Subsoil- I'M the
Clyde Mokes t-pent
ing in Alb.u.y.
F.ngette Steam Laundry,
and Hastings agents.
N'll'C.ct.
Sunday isit-
Allison
Hurry Tin ker has returned to
town after a weeks slay at London
Spunks.
O. C. .IoIhihoii of l'w in FulK Idaho
has been iilin: liei'' for ii .I:ih
and Ims 'Miim on to I'ori I md to i.il.r
ill tlii I.-it.
.1. A. .M.i ll.v mi I ..I
nriivcil on the oril.ind i S it m
dny evening and "ill tit -i U u to
tlio I1hi'vh.
lJdV. (i. K. I'kII.V. ! l'otllilll.l
editor of t lio I '.-u-ili-- ( 'In iNt mi, h
jmpor pnliliiliod liy tlm ( 'lu isti m
I'liurcJi. iri'ii(lid Ihic Monliv
ServimiH will lm Ind.l in tln
'liriHtiatt Cliiucli Loth moniin;; und
ovouiny noxt Sundiiv. I! ll hi r
vi(!(!H will l)ll I'OIldurh'd l'.V l!:V.
Orriik.
Mrn. (!) ntliiii I5i,','i'lnv, will! of -Mr
A. lli'clow died lit tlu ir lunnu on
tho old MoHliy iliu'', lust Tlmrttdiiy
and wan lmried in tlm Snin.s Imrial
ground.
T. A. 1' rooter, who Imii a
WolU J''aro Co. u'iit nt S.iutii
lloHiifor HO yniiruis visiting HurU-rt
KaLiu uud 1 lurry Wynuo. 'l'lioy
uro hnvin;j u M,iiipin;' putty n
liow Hivor now.
Ilniili r tu ini' ut WyntK-'h.
Sul'u iln! lot tlic NiiL'.jjit.
UIVL' ( i I CC 11
M.-t'-alf
'1'ii -id i in.' :
on
(iou. IJjhlinuu and Mr. (lusluve
lloeso roturuod from Jiolioniin Sat
urday, whore tlioy havo bcou look
inj,' ut Homo of their milling cluimi.
Mr. ITueHo in intoroutod in tlio 1 liu
wuthu, uiil says ho will invent
000 iilotiK with othorn to buihl a
biuoltor, if Buoh uu ftrriiugoinout cuu
bo uekIq,
and r.ttind
t;llllps.
I lon't for;;et tho ki'IiooI iiicctin.'jr
Sat urdiiy iifternooii.
Mihs Dollin Hawkins wont up to
MM'inl the Wfi'k 'n I with her sister
at l!ena.
On and alter (Kt.ist, 19J5 all
i :. ; 1 1 1 u-iit will le payuhlo in ad-
imc t'ott:t;'e (Jrove Klecti W Vo.
II Tliompsoii, Sens.
Many of the eoipotutioiiH urn busy
:;i ttiitt out their aniuiiil HtntetnoutH
for tlio statu Hei'rctary now, a they
mint be lilod by Au. L'dli.
1 5a 1 Icy snckH at
For Hide yy)
I'a'.liion SlabbiM,
Vanlr!1 Cle an Rny, nt -V. Jicr
pound. At this o flier.
Iiw'v.l pi icf" possible. Sip Mr.
I Ia lt')ii's ndvcrtiscmciit.
Iias Will pay 5c. ji' r jxiurid for
1 lean ini;. At tliin office.
Lawyer Johnson returned from
the 1 liawatha property the last of
Urn week.
C.ood pahtura'e for stock close to
town at 1'crkiiiH Plaeo. Apply to
I'aidiioii Stables.
Mis A. Itico ramc up frcm I0110
Oregon to visit lior tnother, and her
brother Mr. John Cochran.
S the ad vcrtiseinent (A C. C.
Ilai lton. Now in the time to gf-t
the atti' les lisicd nt low prices
Wanted; AVood 1 hoppers, at
Klai k JJtilto Mine. W'ritotoW. i.
lienniH, JJlack I'utle, fjfino Co. Ore.
Ir. (). Ii. Fisher who has been
hpendinj; 11 fevv weekH Tihit ut V. J.
I lard's homo in liolictiii't will come
down from liohernia on Saturday
and will pieadi in tho Methodist
church on Sunday.
I. M. (i. F. Jieiinttt, osteopathic
ph vsieiaii, locat('il with Dr. 1'enland
at lvi;;ene, Ore., will bo in Coltao
Crovn 'JhniHilay forenoon August
loth and can be consulted nt the
l'ri sbylerian parsonage.
S. R. liiaiid' the engineer on the
O S Jv returned lrom Albany
Satuiday where lie lias been work-
engine i
ini', on repairs for tho extra
of the railroad which is being gotten
111 shac for a In;; business.
Mi. II C Madisen's wife who has
coin"' 1 1 " 'tit ( 'hica'o after having re
id"'l theie L r Mome time will now
linikc In I I. nine heie. Th?y li'iNe.
.".Med a house on Wall Street next
t'. 1 r L'oi IiI'om'k resiiielKl'. where
1 1 11 will . f 1 I ii- al. home
Mr s M i V, inett idt Moil la fm
a few weeks stay in Portland. Dur
in, her absence she will purchase a
1 irc st-1 k of inils wliii h will be
installed shortlv after her return
and sh'j exH cts to inake a rnucli'
Ix U'T "llsplay and h I'v n 1 ir'er line
I halt l;( retolore.
Mi-1-" - I'.dith and I'stcll Canipbell
"I I ! i' mi 111. anivcil in Cottage
(love on Friday afternoons train,
alter h.iNing spent a few ilays at the
l'air. They went up on Saturdays
train to Star to visit at the home of
I.. Tayl' r and family.
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M'-ns Ifat, worlli
M n , Hats, worta
Men , Hats, worth
Childiens Cais, worth
Cr"ji; I'ajn r, woiih
M' li-i I 'ii'l' i in'f I voi th
Mens Lim n Collars, worth
Men-. Cclnloid Collars, worth
Drc-.s Shi'-lds, worth
La li' H Ulack H id (ilov.-s, worth
I.udi'.-s Li Ciioves, worth
Ladies Cashmere Clovs, worth
Votiths Suits, wor'h
F.'.ys Voil: Sliirts, worth
JJoys Work Shirts, worth
Mens lumpers, worth
Mens Juni'rs, worth
'ouths I'.nits, worth
Mens White Shirts, worth
Mens Lress Shirts, worth
M"tis Dress Sliirts, wortli
Ladies Handkerchiefs, worth
Razor Strop, worth
Zephyr, worth
S.m Silk, Spool worth
Tooth Jirush, worth
Jr. 50 T'r.oo
1.7", 1.2;
2-5'' '75
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Knives, worth
Knives, worth
Knives, worth
Razors, worth
Scissors, worth
I'ipe.-,, worth
Fe'irl J'liittons, wortli
Hair Pins, worth
J'oys Stockings size (j'j, wortli
Putrnn Dyes, worth
JJaby Ribbon, worth
Mens Suspenders, worth
Mens Ties, worth
Metis Heavy Shoes, worth
Mens Medium Shoes, worth
Mens Light Shoes, worth
Uoys and Misses Shots, mzcs 8Jj to 1, at
less than wholesale prices,
t 5 Styles in Mens Gloves, Laces, Ribbons,
Ivmbroidery, Purses, Perfume, Gingham,
Calico, Silesia, Cambric, Childrens Waists,
Clover Seed, Rape Seed, Millet Seed, Pat
ent Medicines, Spades. Rakes, Forks,
Hoes and many other articles too numerous
to mention, to be closed out at cost.
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1-25
5'-
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2.5
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per yard
.2, .13
25 .15
4.eK 3.00
2-25 X.75
Voo 2 00
All My Groceries to bo Closed Out at Cost
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n a 1, m n e. j c m k 1 mi
Report of Creanr.Tv PiiiilJirig Committee
of tiie Coiiiini'rcial Club
J lie fu!l"Win i" pujt 11 11 1 -11111:1 y
was banded into this oiVu c for pub
lication. List of ibnntioiis are as
follows:
J. H. Chfimber , Iambi r
W. II. Ahrams, Sash iV Door
Vild-vood LI'i. Co., lumber
Cittnge (irove Khctiie Co.
wii 111'
T. K. Campbell
Lumber and sunt lien di liv
en d to cream try
( A-ii
Cottage. Gruvo JJ'.ee.
Hurtling iV Hansen
Co.
Wynno J lard ware Co
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I.-,.. 11, t 1 i.-M,.,, ...;n .1. lercu i .loiinsu
. i'i . 1,, 1 i.-,m. 1 , n 111 I'icd' a 1 .
at the morning service of the Metho-1 'r!r''"' , l'!tU'b
.1,., i i, "., i ...:.. i H. lunch
n.l VinilLII IlkAl "UiJUilJ llJIJIlllll
111 Mc'lley's wiln returned the
of the week, and they aro
J
last
now filing iapidly uhoiid with tho
insido finishing of their new homo,
hoping toniovo into Haine soon. Mr.
Medlev has tine of tho most attrac
tive bouses of tho town.
Mi. aiiDcnbuig and family wont
for a camping out for 11 day or so
up beyond WihLvood. They re
ported having tha time of their
lives, and tlioy looked it too. A
great niuny of tho Cottage. Grovo
people aro enjoying outings these
.lay.-e
The prime duty of tho man w to
work, to Ii" the breadwinner; the
prime duty of tho woman is to bo
tho mother, tho housewife. All
questions of tan ill and finance sink
into utter iiiHignlicunco wiien coin
pared with tho tremendous, tho
vital importation of trying to shape
conditnus so th it those two duties
of tho man and of tho woman can
bo fulfilled with nusonobly lavor
able ciroiniistuuee. Projident
Kooovelt, iu uimuul inossago to
Congi'i'bU.
He has been stopping ut the home
ol J. Hard in IJohetuia lor a few
weeks hoping to recover his health,
w hich has greatly suffered through
his bard work with the Ft. Worth
University. A largo attendance is
expected.
Prof .Swan and wifo who havo
been visiting Mrs . Harris are now
on their way home to Europe by
way of San Francisco and intend to
visit the Universities at Uerkleyand
Palo Alto beloro sailing. The Prof,
has been engaged for the past four
veins in teaching the Pjigiish lang
uage and literature in China and
Japan, being in the service of those
governments, lie is a member ol
the society of friends in ICnglaud,
and is not 11 Presbyterian missionary
as stated previously. He is now
preparing a book on the plionetie
representation of Chinese and Japan
ese which he hopes to soon publish
in this country. The prol. is ad
vocating the establishment of an
independent dominion of Manchuria
under the guarantee of Japan. Cnina,
America and Ivnglnnd. He thinks
this would bo far the best and most
lasting solution of the problem.
He has written several books on
Japan, among which aro "Flashes
from tho Far Fast" aikP'Bunzai",
tho latter published by M. Nasegawa
ofTokio. Prof. Swan lectured to
an interested audience a week ago.
illustrating his lecture by repre
sentations of various scones, customs
etc.
Currin & Ycatch
Hemenway & Fiurkholdtr
Donation
1'auk First National
Gnrman .v. Hemenway
Metculf iv: Prund
Oeo. Comer
David Griggs
New Fan Drug Co.
Total cash collected and tie
posited
Grand total to date
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0ir DrOwninirs In Port'and.
Fred and Madeline Steffenson,
brother and sister, were dr )wned in
the Willamette at Portland Tuesday.
They were rowing in a small boat,
when it was overturned. The boy
was aged 20 and the girl 16.
ICric II. Ulgelow, a young man,
was drowned in Muck's slugh in
Portland while swimming with a
friend yesterday afternoon. He was
recently from Chicago.
Floyd Iluvird, aged 17, wis
drowned iu Guild's Lake at the
exposition grounds yesterday afternoon.
Our 'live dn) let live
Game Law Arrests.
Curry comity.
-Long,
Jloyt, O. Ib Lauff, Geo. Forty, were
fined j.s and costs each for killintr
leer out ol season.
W. S. Housor, J. T. Jeffrey, Wiu
Horn, and Iv. G. McLaughlin en
tered a plea of guilty also but the
Justtco of the Peace refused to fine
them. The Sheriff ol the county is
going to try to bring action against
the Justice for not lining tho men
that plead guilty. The arrests were
made by Deputy J. D. Wilson.
Rrhlge Bids Rejected.
The bids for tho wagon bridge
across tho Coast Fork, 'wo nnd a
half miles south of Cotta'o Grove.
were opened by tho county court
last week. They wero ft follows:
Ibiloy.v, Co., $2J;10; A. N. Striker.
i'Ci'.IS; L. . N. Honey, $ 50 loss t.hnn
uny 0110 loss. It was decided to re
ject ull tho bids and roudvertiso.
Tho reason for tho excessive bid of
liuloy & Co, is not known,
Contract for New echoed.
The board of diuvior.s oi School
Dibtriet No. lr, L .I'.er.., have
awardod the contract f-r tniiidiai;
tho now Bchoolhonso iu that uHliiet
to Alberton A: Wood, of Cottugo
Grovo, for tho sum of $030.
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YF.A.TCII-- August Oth, 1003,
Oliver Veateh and wife, a girl.
to
First White Girl Horn in Lane County
The FugeiKi Horning Register re
cently made the statement that Miss
Leonora (3. Sidnner of that town
was the first white child bom in
Lane County, Oregon, being born
Sept. 1, 1 S I SI . C. F. IlawiVy lias
written to u stitiug that this is an
error, that the first whito child was
bom in Cottage Grove; that on
April 9, 1S4S there was born to Mr.
and Mrs. Ira Wells residing on a
donation claim they had located
light where this town now stands, a
daughter, named Caroline IC. Wills.
Miss Wells became the wiie of W.
W. Ilawley iu January 1 S '1 7 , and
has lived in Wild wood for the last
thirty four years, and is the mother
of 15 childicu, of whom thirteen are
uow living. Mrs. Hawley is hale
and hearty, and has fair prospects
of having many useful years before
her,
THE a'TTL; QUALITY
of any tool Is always a dlsrubes
one, but of equal Importance Is the
power of retaining this quality so a
not to require too frequent sharpen
Ing. P.y making your purchases of
the iritlin vV.- Veateh Co. you always
receive your money's worth in the
best quality of tools and cutlery ol
properly tempered steel that Is sure
to hold an edge.
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Cottage Grove Flour Mills
M.V.M UAOTULMCKS OP
Flour and heed
Remember tint tho Cottugo Grovo Flour is
ots merits, at lowest living prices. Wo use
P r cent
old
, at lowest living prices. Wo use 23
hard wheat in our Pride of Oregon
brand. This Flour will produce more berud
poi sack than tlio cheap varieties now offered.
Try it once and be convinced, and lit tho same
time ereoui age 11 home enterprise : : : : :
HELP US KEEP THE WHEELS TURNING
HART UNO & HANSEN
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