200
Men and Women
Wanted
to come to the Modern Phar
macy
for
their
medicinal
wants every day.
Only by coming
here for
your every want in lines sold
by us can you know how
satisfactory it is to deal at
this store.
A Few Specials
left over from the holidays
for a very little money.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Sunday will he groundhog’s day.
Mrs. C. R. King returned home
from a brief visit at Yoncalla today.
Mrs. J. H. Baker went up to
Creswell
Thursday to enjoy a brief
Patronize Leader advertisers
visit with Mr. aud Mrs. George
Frank Jordan spent Sunday in
Hawley.
Eugene.
The Campbell & Walker Co.
See Miss Rarret’s new millinery
shipped two car load of poles this
store ad.
month. So much for the resump
A lucky man is a man who saves
tion of the timber business.
what he earns.
Mrs
Jas. Benson and little
The closed season for hunting daughter Mary Ellen, have been
ducks aud geese commences Feb-
enjoying a week’s visit with Mrs.
|ruary 1 .
Benson’ s sister Mrs. Mabel Merri-
Tell your friends the Leader is mau at Portlaud.
an ideal local paper and that they
Fingal Hinds, real estate agent,
should subscribe.
kas sold the Divilhliss residence in
A girl ^doesn’t seem to mind the Jas. McFarland addition to C.
working for a living, if she gets C. Hazleton, who has moved there
j married to do it.
in with his family.
MisB Anna Hold, who is stopping
Good progress is beiug made on
at Eugene, visited with her parents the new electric light plant at Cres
! in this city this week
well. The machinery is all there,
The Leader leads.
If a man is treated well in a the poles set and wires are being
small town, he soon imagines lie strung aud they expect to have the
I could do better in a larger place.
lights burning in six weeks or less.
Frank Phillips, cashier of the
A member of the Eckhardt the
Bunk o f Cottage Grove, was trans atrical company caused much mer
acting business at Eugene Monday. riment at the armory hall W ednes
Dr. Lowe, the optician, will be day evening, by glancing at a glass
To Revise The City Charter.
in Cottage Grove Feb. 10 and io of wine on the stage table and e x
At a large and well attended noon of 11th. At Yoncalli Feb. claiming, ‘ ‘ well how did you get
into this town.”
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meeting of the Commercial Club of 12th.
L. D. Owen, M. J. McCabe, M.
The lsdies should call at Miss
this city on Mouday evening a com
mittee was appointed for the pur , Barret's millinery store aud exam Pitcher and J. If. Spabr of Star,
pose of revising and bringing up ine those Henderson double front are all new cash in advance sub
scribers to the Leader. The way
to date the present city charter. ! laced corsets.
Editor Voorhies of the Grants new names aVe being added to the
The committee appointed consisted
o f II. O. Thompson, Fingal Hinds Pass Courier, stopped off in this Leader list is very gratifying to the
city Tuesday, on bis way home new management.
and Oliver Veatcb.
There have couie up several mat from Portland
Mrs. Mae Rice has sold a tract
ters which have proven the present
Mrs Gavin Davidson of Saginaw of land on Railroad avenue to W il
charter as deficient, aud this com was transacting business in the liam McClauaban, of Rogue River
mittee, working in conjunction with • Grove Tuesday and favored the valley. After looking over the
the one to be named by the Mer Leader with a subscription.
cities of this valley Cottage Grove
chants' Protective Association, it is
Harry Knowlton has just com was Mr. McClanahan’s choice for a
hoped will be able to draw up a pleted a comfortable little home on home.
document which, when presented to i the orchard lots which he pur-
Chief of Police Ries, of Albany,
j
the voter" of this place for ratifica i chased recently north of the Gra- has given orders at the pool rooms
tion, wdl meet with the approval of j ham hotel.
of the city to not permit any boys
all.
G o work on a farm if you would under eighteen years of nge in
W IIA MAKE KETritN VISIT.
truly admire a sunset; there it them hereafter, as provided by law.
The Commercial Club is in cor means that after the cows are milked The law permits it upon the written
respondence with the Commercial I and the hogs and horses fed y o o consent of the parents only.
Club of Eugene looking to arrang
ing a date for a return visit of the
club from here. The date will
probablv be abont the middle of
February and from all that has
been said there is no doubt a large
crowd will go from here.
LORANE ROAD M ATTERS.
The club also discussed themat-
ter of Betting a date to meet and en
tertain a committee of prominent
Lorane citizens, in the club rooms
here at which time the improve
ment of the wagon road from this
place to Lorane will l>e thoroughly
discussed. It is learned that next
Monday night has been set as the
date for holding this meeting.
I are due to quit work for the day.
The Dickey place iu Oowdyvill e
was sold to Joseph A. Snyder o f
Lorane this week by J. E. Wheeler.
This is a Tery desirable little home
comprising lit acres o f good laud
and sold for $2500.
H. H. Veatcb attended the Hard,
ware dealers convention at Portland
late last week and reports a largely
1 attendej, profitable and interesting
session The many delegates were
banqueted by the wholesale dealers
and were “ showed a good time.”
A telegram was received by Dr.
W. E. Best Tuesday from Mr. and
Mrs. Osberg, formerly o f this city,
hut now of Corvallis, announcing
the serious illness of their son Louis
Mr. ami Mrs. E. S. Miller of Jef who appears to lie suffering from
ferson have completed the purchase aopendicitis, and it was the family's
o f a fine tract of 20 acres of land request that Dr. Best come and
adjoining Cieswell from the John take charge of the case and per
son farm. They will shortly move form an operation if necessary.
there to spend the balance of their The doctor left oi> the Tuesday
days. They formerly lived at Cres- I night’s train in response to the tel-
well and have a l w a v B had a desire • cgmm, to (ronder young Osberg
professional services.
to get back again.
There is a Source of Satisfaction
In knowing that when you have bought an
article from a merchant that you have not
paid twice what it is worth, and that some
time you will not meet up with a friend
who has bought the same pair of Shoes,
Suit of Clothes, Coat or Hat for just about
one-half what von paid. QWhen volt trade
at Our Store you can have tlftt satisfaction.
W e are here for business and are selling
merchandise at fair and legitimate profit
and are winning new and satisfied patrons
every day. (fW e do not sell you Calico for
5 cents a yard in order to get you in tjie
store and sell you a $ 6.00 Suit for $ 10 .T) 0 .
Watch This Space !
COMPTON 5 WALLACE
WHERE Y O U D O
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BETTER.
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New Steam Laundry.
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As was noted in the Leader some *
weeks ago, Ashland parties had de
clared their intention to install a
first class steam laundry plant in
this city and had purchased ma
chinery for this purpose. This
week J. W . Baker of At bland, *
brother of the Roseburg laundry- •fi)
man spent several days in this city
f
making final arrangements for the
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establishment of u steam laundry
here. After looking over the city
he decided on the I. O. O. F. build
ing formerly occupied by the Pacific
Timber Co’s store as about as con
veniently urranged and centrally lo
cated place as he could rent for the
purpose and accordingly secured a
lease on the building aud the resi
dence adjoining for a uumber of
years, in which to install the latin-
drv and move his household goods.
The plant will be operated by a
5 -horse power electric motor and
is guaranteed to turn out first
class work, at reasonable prices.
Mr. Baker expects to have the
plant installed and ready for opera
tions by March 1st. The Leader
wishes the new enterprise success.
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LURCH’S ^HATS ^
$2.50, $3 and $3.50
FOR $2.00 THIS WEEK
* M en , now is the time to take £
advantage o f
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S P E C IA L P R IC E S !
Ladies, remember you have every month F rkk , dL.
the Ladies’ Home Journal Style Rook. It
(jL
is better than most Fashion periodicals
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Laura Hayes Seriously Burned.
A very distressing and perhaps
fatal accident happened to Laura
Hayes, the eight year old daughter
o f Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hayes of
this city this morning. Mrs. Hayes
stepped over to a neighbors for a
few minutes aftsr telling her little
daughter to stand near the stove
and get warm before starting down
tawu. The child's screams soon
thereafter attracted attention and it
was discovered that iu somewise
the hack of her clothing had
caught on fire and before aid
reached her she was horribly
burned. Dr. Kitne was hastily
summoned and is doing all iu his
power to relieve the patients suffer
ings, but little hope is eutertained
for her recovery.
C W. Wallace of this city, re
ceived a letter this week from the
state officers o f the Modern W ood
men of America stating that the
latevdiscussion regarding the piob-
able* necessity for a raise in the as
sessments o f that order, was pre
cipitated by a personal opinion ex
pressed by a rertaiu supreme officer
Rev. Beatty, o f Lebanon, but and that no such a movement is
formerly ot this city, spent the contemplated by the supreme lodge.
week here, leasing his farm near
Eekhardt’s Idea's, opera com
town to a gentleman who will set pany played to a large audience at
out aud cultivate a 10 acre apple
the armory Wednesday evening and
orchard thereon. Mrs. Beatty and gave general satisfaction in the
eldest daughter have been iu poor presentation of “ A Man’s Broken
health this winter.
Promise.” The large crowd present
Frank Crabtree has purchased and the crowded condition of the
the sitely two acre lot of Frank stage again demonstrated the great
Phillips on West Wall street and need o f a modern opera house in
will build a nice residence and barn this city.
thereon this spring. Mr. Phillips
Cbas. Otterson, who some three
becomes owner of Mr. Crabtree’s weeks ago was injured at the Ore-
65 acres o f farm land adjoining the gon-Colorado mine, Bohemia, was
Felix Currin place on Row River in brought in Wednesday evening for
the transaction.
medical treatment. He has been
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Jas. Benson aud Frank Wheeler, cared for in the mines by George
both prominent business men of Rains, who also came down from
the town enjoyed a four days out the mines this week.
ing up on Moshy creek last week in
J. W . Kirk, who has been at
quest ot timber wolves, which are tending the Eugene Business col
quite numerous in that locality. lege, for the past two ‘ years, has
The boys report a good time even completed his course and accepted
though they were not successful in a position with Garman, Hemeuway
getting a wolf.
& Co., of Cottage Grove as book
A friendly letter to (he Leader
from Judge Harris, concludes: “ It
appealed to me as being a very wise
move when the two papers were
consolidated into one so that all the
energy of the management may lie
concentrated iu one paper, f wish
you success’”
Dr. and Mrs. W . K. Best en keeper.
joyed a pleasant so-journ at their
Geo. W- Hold, the blacksmith
old Michigan borne late last fall has installed a fine turning lathe
and returned to this city a few in his shop and is now prepared to
weeks since. Their borne paper, handle light shafting. The lathe
the County Preas, published at La- and emory wheel are dtiven by a 4-
| peer, Michigan had this to say re horse power electric motor.
garding their visit: "D r. W. F,.
J. H. Chambers is building a new
Best, one of the most popular citi
log schute at his Alca mill aud get
zens and best physicians ever
ting things in readiness for a busy
known in this section, has lieen
season providing the Interstate
here from the west visiting his old
Commission decides the freight rate
friends and neighbors iu the North
question in tavor of the mill men.
Branch country who were so good I
Miss Lulu Willard sustained a
to him during the past three weeks,
broken
arm from a fall at the skat
He says the west is a good place to
ing
rink
late last week. Dr. Kime
make money; but there are no
people so near and dear to him, reduced the fracture and the young
as his Lapeer county friends and lady is improving.
Rev. Andrew Sweeney fell and
his parting now was with much
feeling akin to sadness. Outside broke his arm at Eugene Thursday.
o f his professional success in com He is 66 years of age and will
forting the sick and needy, he is a suffer some time from his injury.
bale fellow, well met, and wherever
Arch Conley, S. P. brakeman is
he may locate he carries the G od visiting for a tew days with Ids
speed o f the entire community.”
mother, Mrs. Perkins, in this city.
HARDWARE
STOVES AND RANGES
About which tliere is
nothing cheap hut
the price.
FARM IMPLEMENTS
GUNS, AMMUNITION
Everything from a
garden hoe to a
Studebaker wagon.
Headquarters lor
hunters and miners
supplies.
TIN AND GRANITEWARE
The kind that will wear
but. costs little money.
G riffin S Veatch Com’ y
FOLLOW THE FASHION
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If you adhere to
the fashion in suits,
waists and cloaks,
you must follow it
closely in Corsets.
Unless your Corset
is stylish your other
stylish cut garments
will not fit.
Now what is requir
ed? First o f all, tight-
fitting waists and
Princess gow ns necessitate a perfected Corseted figure
The H enderson Habit Back Corset is the one
for the present styles. For sale at the Ideal Millinery
Store. Comp ladies and inspect them.
ID A F R A N C E S B A R R E T T .
EUGENE
« HOSPITAL
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W . K u yk en d a ll; M. II.
W. O. P row er, M II.
P. J . Burt I«*. M. II.
H . F. Hcaiefe, M. D.
I>. A. Paine, M. D.
<i«o. O.B I ft* Bar. M. II.
L K. M cDotigal, U. If.
For the care and treatment of Medical and Surgical Cases. Modern op-
perating room'and equipment
Appliances ior X ray work. Sputum and
blood examinations
Ful! corps of trained nurses. Rates on application
TRAINING SCHOOL I OR NURSES.
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Regular course of lectures by the facu lty and practical traln-
Iuit in the h ospital. T he medical and surgical staff o f the hos-
pitnl constitutes the faculty.
For rate* or in form ation , n*
h osp ital o r trninlng. odd re*-.
W. K l'Y K F .N IiA l.l,, M. D.
O r M IS S
Superintendent.
M. H. H<»I.MSTItt'M.
Superintendent o f Nurse*.
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I BANE OF COTTAGE GROVE
C a p i t a l I pitici i m $ 2 5 , 0 0 0
Conducts a General Ranking Busi
ness along conservative lines.
Your patronage solicited
W H. A bram «. President
F. B. PhHIlps, Cashier
B. L urch, Vice President
H arry Short, Asst. < 'ashler
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