Cottage Grove leader., May 11, 1907, Image 3

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LUMBER!! LUMBER!!
Presbyterian Service.
Miss Dessie Harms visited her |
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j, ' sister Miss Orpha, the operator for 1 There will ho services at the
1 want 20 , 000,000 feet of good -*•
j the Postal Telegraph Co. at Ku Presbyterian Church on Sunday merchantable Oregon pine. W ill
gene, a couple of days last week.
morning at 11 a. in., Rev. C. H- contract lor a years cut aud pay
New fancy vests at the Toggery.
highest market price; will make
¿¡■PX DAYTON BROS., the well -1 Wallace officiating.
liberal advances on B. o f L.
Go to Miss Barretts for good hats
known eye specialists will |
G. W. P kkk ,
and cheap prices.
MARRIED
have their otlice at the Hotel Ore­
209 Barlett St., Sau Francisco, Cal. I
Mrs. h. I«. Wood of Salem is gon again next Wednesday after­
On Monday afternoon May *>.
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visiting in the Oily.
Testimonial.
noon, May 15. I f you need glasses PI07, at his office by Justice R. S.
Miss Nellie Gilbert visited her j get the best. We please after otli- Bryson, Frederick I,eBleu o f Col- Cottage Grove, Oregon, March, ’07
home in Eugene Wednesday.
1 ers have failed.
Dozens of reler- limbi a county, Washington and j T o whom it may concern;
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Miss Bessie Morgan of this oounty.
This is to certify that I have -y
D. J. DuBruille and wife visited knees
Examinations free,
On Sunday afternoon May 5 , | taken treatment of Dr H. A. Fas- A
in Eugene Wednesday afternoon.
j A swarm of liouey liees has
ter, chiropractor, for my eyes. The »!
Fingal Hinds says the wise ones taken possession o f one of the 1U07, at the residence of the bride’s treatu,eut has teen o f great benefit
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are now buying real estate.
tf | chimneys of S. II. Piper’ s residence j mother, on Olive street, Daniel A. to my eyes. I cau see better than
Muth to Miss Anna M. Ureen.
I have been able to see in ten years.
Attorney J. E. Young was a bns-1 °PPosite the Ijeader oflfi e- Mr-
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The groom is the manager of He bas also treated me for vertigo
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iness visitor >.t Eugene Wednesday. l>iper Bayi' Ue doD,t care SJ much
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I ,or ,he ebimney but they have gone¡the Kldridge cream. r.vjU Eugene
" fron^That ^m ïïïdy whfch
II. Button, an insurance man
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down and lake'll possession of tbe|an'l 18 au ente: ,.t 1 i n ; young basi- ; is of thirty five years standing. My >!
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Iront E igene, was iu the city Tues­
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The lirid
parlor also, and he says any one | ness man
is one of eyes have been bad for thirty years.
day.
J who wants the bees, honey and all, our popular young ladies
I m od cheerfully recommend
Dan Thomas of San Francisco, | cnn have lhem eIse he wiU ,)aV(1 to
On Sunday at high noon at the him to the public as beiug compe-
son of I. E. Thomas is visiting in have the city counci| take the mat- residence of the bride's father at tent in his chosen profession and a
the city.
ter in band.
cornei of Seventh and High streets ! courteous gentlemen.
Russell Welch of the Willamette W A N TE D TO R E N T - -A furnish- Roy Grove of Portland and Miss Respectfully, R ev . R. C. G race .
\ allei Co , was in ( ottage (jio v e j e,) 0). partly furnished house ot four Alice Hemenyvay of this city.
Yon will find me at my office,
Wednesday.
The groom is a rustling business over Madsen’s from 10 to 12 a. m
or live rooms for the summer,
Mrs. Edna Ward and Ella Mack from the 1st to the 15th of June man of that city and the bride is a 2 to 5 p. ru. and 7 to 0 p. m. Sun-
of Eugene, were visitors here dur­ Leave yvord at this office or phone trained nurse. They will live at da>’ b.V appointment.
Portland. - Register.
1 2 - 1 .
ing the week.
Wanted.
Sergennt H. H. Petrie and his 1
W AN TED — At this flier., clean
Gentleman or lady with good
DIED.
reference to travel by rail or with a
cotton rags for which we will pay aged father of Cottage Grove, were!
in the r i'y yesterday.
The elder ! On Monday evening, at B3°i rig for a firm of $ 250 , 000.00 capi
2 1 j cents a pound.
Salary $1,072 .00 per year and
Pci l ie is in his Sfitli year, but is as j May 6 , 1907 , at the home ol her tnl
Mrs. Andrews mid daughter ri
Hard, at cor- expenses, »ulaiy paid weekly and
daughter,
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spry as most men at. (it). Register, i
Newberg is visiting her son and 1
uer of Eleventh and Patterson expenses anvanced. Address, with
stamp, Jos. A. Alexander, Cot-
The Willamette Valley Company,
wife o f Wildwood.
streets, Mrs. Lucy A. Wilcox, yvife tage Giove, Oregon.
j. is setting new light poles and othcr-
Railroad Commissioner T
■ of C M. Wilcox of D'-nver. Color­
wise improving things preparatory
Campbell of this city visited nt the
ado, aged 7 b years.
FOR SALE
to stinting the ay current which
county seat Thursday
Mrs. Wilcox has heeti in poor
A Jersev cow. Enquire o f John
i will be in 1 few iveeks.
lie dtli for over a y ear, and a couple „ ,
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The street sprinkler has been do­
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Edmonds, Saginaw, Ore.
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Tin new n e plant is nearly 1 . „ „ „ 1
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month
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since
Mrs.
Hard
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to
ing good work .Inrii".' the week in
! pleted
The machinery is being | Denver and brought hei to lingerie,
laying the dust on M«iu street.
T h e L a n e C o u n ty
i put in place and even 'hing is about hoping the change would benefit
Good quality, good style and read} to begin freezing.
her health. It did so for a time,
good service all to be found at the
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Benson
and
Armmid
Wynne
'but
about IS .'.ays ago she yvas tak-'
Ideal Millinery. Bedrock piices
COMPANY
went angling for the festive trout en down with pneumonia aud « 1 -
R. E Mason, repr. senting Fo- riiursdny and Friday
We I av’ nt though she ha I tlie best of medical
Charges Keasonnble.
shay A Mason, druggists of A l­ seen any
attention and care, she could not
bany, was in Co 1 1 ge Grove Thurs­
Miss Lizzie Veat.h of Grants I survive the ravages of the disease,
Rooms:
EUGENE
day .
O R.E,
Pass will visit during the summer as it left her so weak there was not; 2:5 W a r r e n Block
If you chii ’ i afford b. buy a house I with’ friends and relatives in this j vitality enough to recuperate.
and lot, sr-cui. a lot before they get
She leaves her husband, another !
too high. Hinds has some good city.
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daughter
at L'>s Angeles, and a son
A number of Modern Woodmen
Horseshoeing a specialty.
ones.
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Wagon anil carriage ic­
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at
Denver.
went
to
Eugene
this
week
to
at­
ing. A 11 work guaranteed
W A N T E D Experienced bridge
1 lave your horsesteeth ex-
The remains were taken to Den­
tend
a
convention
of
that
order.
amined and repaired. Shot;
car) enters, $¡1.50 a day, also labor­
at rear o f Heinenway &
ver for interment in the family lot I
Burkholder’ s Store :: ::
Rev. and Mrs. Woolev of Eugene
ers $2.50 a day». Address P V
i at Riverside cemetery, and were ac - 1
Cooper, Black Butte, Oregon Bl-.lt aie visiting at the home of their j i couipatiied by Mr. and Mrs. Hard,! T X T
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T C 12 Jrö
son 111 this city
Saps on mi Pinery continued lor
who will be absent about ten days j
Tlieie will be a memorial sermon I or two weeks — R'*gister.
two yyeeks longer
Prices you
preiu lie.I ,1 1 lie Cli 1 is '1 ian church on
never heaid of I elore, con e in aid
Suii'i'ty May 2<>tli at 11 a in. A ll
see for y out self. Ideal Millinery.
Cottage Grove Public school Monthly
are invited
D I, W oods , Post. Com.
Tlie Babemia Tavern, (formerly
Report
The Gt dm 111 H old ,) .i'e servin;.>
Month ending May ¡1 I.
From New Mexico
special Sunday dinners fiom 12:110
Boys
to 1:30 p. in. Dine at the Bohemia
Fitn two persons, comprising Total enrollment
Tavern with your good yvife next five families, arrived in ibis city New enrollment
Sunday.
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Days attendance
last Thursday with a vieyv of loca­
Mrs. Annie Bohlman desires to ting here. They rented homes, I>avs aba» nee
Times tardy
announce to the ladies of Cottage furnished them from the Cotta;'.i -Ì.-"'" ‘“ ‘ ‘ L
Grove
business
house.,
and
will
Grove and vicinity, that aside front
Days taught
Fashionable Dressmaking she makes Probably remai') here.
Days holiday
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Let Us Dress You in thei:
Latest Style.
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NECKTIES
W e make it
our business
to «leal exclu­
sively in
A large vari­
ety to chooae
troni in styles V
and color». V
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GENTS’
FURN SHING
GOODS.
Collars.
Cuffs.
If
Hose.
Gloves 14.
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and to keep
in stock all
the very latest
styles.
The Célébrât- -j»
ed Style
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SHIRTS
of the latest
materials for
Spring wear,
both plain
and fancy.
‘ KNOX"
if
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HATS.
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Our specialty.
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for
Entirely IMcw Stoch of
<$oofcs domino
OUR STOCK
O f Shoes can’t be Beaten
Oliver Veatch.
General Blacksm ¡thing
C. I, S trano H, Hupt.
City Delivery Sold.
COTTAGE
GROVE
FLOUR M ILLS
CHARIJ-S MATTHEWS, Propr.
“ IVly Lady”
S uccessor
will be (ilensed and delighted with
the refreshing delicious odor of our
to
HARTUNG & HANSON.
C. C. DuBruille, of Springfield,
Pine Perfumes
has bought the oity delivery busi­
ness of u. B. Hannah, and will take | We 1,ave at ft" ti,ne8 a very co,n- ,
possession on (lie 15th of the pres plete collection of Toilet Aiticles.
sSz
ent mouth.
Mr. DuBruille will
move 'os family to this city about
the first of June.
Cottage Grove. Oregon
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ABSTRACT
a specialty of shirt ivaists. Give
For Sale
In r a call if you need the assistance
One good milk cow, $¡15, one
o f an experienced dressmaker.
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1 •. 1 r span of horses, harness and wagon
Hinds will sell you any kind o f a
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,, ,, Tidlit) one ton I cart, single harness
ranch trom 10 to 2000 acres. G u li*,)(
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$ 20 .
and see his list.
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G. W. M c C oy , Gowdyville.
H . L. Holtnden lias closed his j
confectionery parlors in this city j
Born
and left Wednesday for Santa Cruz, j On Sunday May 5th 1907 to Mr
California where he will reside
[and Mrs. A. IT. King a.son.
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PANY
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Men’s all wool Blue Serge Suits, $1S A ll wool
i Worsted Suits, $1R to $18
Men’s all wool Fancy Novelty Suits,
$1S
to $28.
General
Merchandise—Purveyors
to the People
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kt&XKîcægL at
xætXK Prices
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B o y ’s and Y ou n g M e n ’s Suits in all Wool, Staple and Fancy,
W ithin the R each of A l l
The Famous WALKOVER SHOE for Men, from
$4.00 to $500.
l tz iV Dunn Shoes lor Ladies in Vicis, Patents and Valor
Call, from $0.00 to $5.00
FOR STYLE, FIT, QUALITY AND PRICE WE ARE
IN THE LEAD
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