LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
New fancy vests a t
the Toggery.
G o to Miss Barretts for good hats
and cheap prices.
J. M. Howe came down from E u
gene Tuesday.
A son was b om to Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Richmond on May 8 .
Miss G b I o Hare is visiting with
friends in Albany.
Eingal Hinds says the wise ones
are now buying real estate.
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C. Hemenway, of Eugene, was
in the city this week on business.
Chester Hemenway of Eugene
was in Cottage Grove Wednesday.
Penrl Bennett, ol the telephone
exchange is in Portland for a few
days.
Miss Alice Wood of Eugene, has
been visiting Mrs. T. K. Campbell
this week.
T he H art restaurant has been
leased to J)an Byrne, who is now
in possession
W. H. Berg, from Alaska, is vis
iting his parents in this city alter a
years nhsence.
Hinds will sell you any kind of a
ranch trom 10 to 2000 acres. Ctll
and see Iris list.
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W A N TED — A t this office, cleau
cotton rags for which we will pay
2 1 ■ cents a pound.
Good quality, good style and
good service all to he found st the
Ideal Millinery. Bedrock prices
W. H. Stensloff oue of the State
Sheep Commission members was in
the city W ednesday on official bus
iness.
The Cottnce Grove W oman's
Club will hold its final meeting tor
the current year this afternoon, iu
the Commercial Club rooms.
Frank Sly, llle accommodating
clerk of Benson s d ru g store has
gone to Portland on a business and
pleasure trip this week.
Tom Barker leaves today for
Rainier, as delegate to G r a i d Court
Forester of America Convention,
which meets there next week.
.Sales on millinery continued lor
two weeks longer. Prices you
never heard of before, come in and
see for v out s e l f . Ideal Millinery.
Father O 'Farrell of Eugene, wa«
in the ciiy Wednesday assisting
Father Move at the mission held
during the week in the Catholic
Church.
W A N T E D T O R E N T —A furnish
ed or partly furnished bouse of four
or five rooms for the summer,
from the 1st to the 15tb of June.
I.eave word at this office or phone
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L U M B E R '! LU M BER!!
A very pleasing industrial item
W e would call the attention of
our street committee to the condi is the one that 250,000 freight cars
I want 20 , 000,000 feet of good
tion of Second street on the north are to be built ju s t as fast as possi merchantable Oregon pine. Will
side of Main street. With all the ble to help out the demauds from contract for a years cut and pay
gravel that is easily obtainable, all sections of the country for cars highest market, price; will make
liberal advances on B. of E.
there is no excuse for Cottage to convey the products of the farm,
G. W . P kkk ,
Grove to have such a dangerous mill and factory. The United States
2r.!> Barlett St., San Franci»co, Cal.
thoroughfare, especially where it , is growiug wonderfully in a busi-
can be seen and commented on by | ness way and it behooves the rail-
Testimonial
every stranger who enters town, road magnates to take the w heels' Oottagi«' Grove .O re g o n .M a r c h , ’07
T h e street m ay not be used to any ¡out of their heads and p u t them -pn wh»,m it may concern;
T his is to certify that I have
great extent, but while it is left under boxes for the good of the
| taken treatment of Dr II. A. Fos-
opeu lor travel it should be put in c ountry.— Albany Democrat.
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. Iter, chiropractor, for my eyes. The
a condition that would at least se
Latest style of v.s.t.ng cards a t treatmei,t has been of great benefit
cure the town against a damage 75 cts. per 100 , at Dea ler office.
to my e y <s. I can see better than
suit.
T h e local camp, Woodmen of t h e ) 1 have been able to see in ten years.
[nr vertigo
T he members of Co. E are to be World initiated some new members H e, lms ,,lso tr<‘a,e<1
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and given me the only relief I have
commended for the rapid improve at their regular session laat F n d a v . ever ha<1 froni , hat malady which
ment they are m akiug in military At its condusioa the members sat ja ,,f thirty-five years standing. My
tactics. Captain Johnson found it down to a spiead of mauy good ■ eyes have been bad for thirty years.
f most cheerfully recommend
unnecessary to form an a w kw a rd things to tickle the palate aud to
squad, so is putting
the boys please the inner man. Mr J. E. him to the public as being compe-
through their paces at a rapid gait. Beaky, the organizer of the Order tent in his chosen profession and a
Part of their equipment has been for this district was present, and courteous gentlemen
received and the remainder is e x made a short addtesa lor the good Respectfully, lir.v. R. C. G ka « k .
You will find ate at my office,
pected in a few days. At the bus of the order.
, , Wining, from fllinois, who
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over Madsen’s from 10 to 12 a. in
iness meeting Tuesday night, Col.
Mr.
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i of . years ago, and > 2 . to 5 1 p. in. and 7 to
in. Sun-
Blair was unanimously elected hon was here
a couple
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“ ’ . (lay bv appoint men»,
orary member of the company.
who has some m ining interests in
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Papers io discussing the w r e c k j this section, arrived on Monday,
Wanted.
of the Southern Pacific excursion and on Thursday left for a two
Gentleman <>r lady with goon
reference to travel by rail or witlt a ;
train in California by which 32 per months sojourn on his claims.
rig for a firm of $ 250 , 000.00 capi-j
sons were killed, have much to say
County Clerk Dee and iamily
lal. Salary $13*72.00 p!,r year and
in criticism of the company for run have returned from an outing at expenses, sulaiy paid weekly and
ning their trains too fast. Here in London Springs, twelve miles south expenses attvanced. Address, with
Oregon that kind ot criticism of this city. Mr. Lee is much im- stamp, Jos. A. Alexander, Cot-
1 tage Grove, Oregon.
would be considered a great joke.— proved in health.
Register.
Mrs. B. R. Job was in Corvallis
TOR SALE
The dates fixed for the District las' week on a visit to friends and
A Jersey cow. Enquire o f John
Fair t" be held at Roseburg ate relatives.
Edmonds. Saginaw, Ore.
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September 11-12-13-14, t lie last
Latest style of visiting cards at |
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Leader
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day being tw o days in advance of
T h e L a n e County
the opening of the S 'ate F a ir at
Death ot Mrs. Le Bow. Pioneer of
Salem, thus giving exhibitors an
Lane.
opportunity to attend both fairs.
Mrs. H annah LeBow, aged lib years 1
COMPANY
A new clock lias been placed in
died »t her borne, six miles east of j
C h a r g e s R eason n b le.
the postoffice by H. C. Madsen, the
here, on May 12. She, with her
jeweler. Its mechanism operates
family, crossed the plains with an
automatically some drums, beating
Room s:
EUGENE.
ox team in the early 50 s. She was
2:5 W n r r e n Block
OkE.
a (lumber of advertisements which
oue of the old settlers in this val
appear at regular intervals. T h e
ley, her husband, Simpson LeBow,
clock attracts considerable attention
two sons, James and Marion, two
a t present.
Horseshoeing ;i specialty.
daughters, Mrs. Nancy Porter and
Wagon am i c a rria g e ru
ing. All w ork g u a ra n te e d
Eugene Business College will b e Mrs. Julia Brunbattmp, survive
H ave your h o rs e ste e th ex-
a m in e d u n d re p a ire d . S h o t
gin a summer session Ju n e 1st. her.
a t re a r o f H einem vav «
B u rk h o ld e r’s S tore ::
Bookkeeping, Shorthand, typewrit
Woman
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Club.
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T h e election of officers of the
for catalogue. Address W. J. W o m a n ’s Club for 1307-08 was
Hooker, Prin., Eugene, Oregon.
held Saturday May 11, 1307 and
C. E Shields has accepted a po the following elected:
Pres. Mrs Adda Job; vice-presi-j
sition with the Modern Pharmacy.
Mr. Shields has lately returned dent, Mrs. Lulu Briggs; treasurer,
Irpro California where he has been Mrs. Olivia Eakin; Corresponding
secretary, Marguerite Johnson; R e
residing for four years.
cording secretary, Mabel Chambers.
Mr. W. H. Abrams, who nas u n
New members Miss Gertrude
dergone a surgical operation at St.
Palmer, Miss Lulu Curriu anti Mrs
Vincent s hospital, Portland, is re
M. A. Bussell
ported to be doing nicely, which is
Unless the weather prevents the
pleasant news for bis many friends.
Club will end the year’s work with
Marion Ventch has disposed of
“ My La d y”
a picnic at Ilisston, the term inus of
his branch undertaking parlors at the O. k S. E. Saturday May 18,
will be pleased and delighted with
Cresswell to Henry Parsons of that 1307.
the refreshing delicious odor of oui
place, who has also bought the in
Fin e Perfumes
terests of J. D. Cochran.
Attention Horsemen.
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bought several new horse cuts and j.u te colh ctioit of Toilet Aiticlcs.
is prepared to print horse bills at
very reasonable prices. Horsemen
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will do well to call before placing j D v I l ^ U I I o I i f d l I l l i l C j
their order elsewhere.
Cottage Grove. Oregon
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General Blacksmithing 11
It you c a n ’t afford to buy a house
and lot, secure a lot before they get
too high. Hinds has some good
ones.
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W A N T E D —Experienced bridge
T here will be a memorial sermon carpenters, $3.50 a day, also labor
preached at the Christian ehurch on ers $2.50 a day. Address P. V.
Sunday May 2l!th at 11 a m. All
Cooper, Black Butte, Oregon. 13-3t
are invited.
The Deader tells the news.
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