HHRNESS
Silk Creek Items
W ork is progressing on the
The mau who is looking for
trouble usually ends by seeing three-story fruit drier building.
stars.
Miss W innie Dresser was visit
Mrs. J. O. Van W inkle is con
II. C. Madsen sells his cut glass valescing from an illness of one iug friends here the first o f the
week.
and clocks very cheap. Call and week.
see them.
11-St
Cottage Grove is gettiug ready
Mr. aud Mrs. A . D. Owens en
W agnerian music may take the for a big Fourth o f July celebra tertained company Sunday and
treated them io strawberries.
prize, but in the estimation o f the tion.
SHOP
Harness Making and General Repairing
Fine Stock o f Harness constantly on Kami. Saddles, Whips,
Extra Collars, Harness Hardware, Shaj«s, A x le Crease, Hiding
and W ork Gloves, in fact everything usually kept in a First
Class Harness Shop. Columbia Stock Food and Remedies
P rices H ava B een Reduced on E veryth in g
Albert Stocks,
Call aud make your wants kuowu.
Su ocossor to G eo
Disinfect
Come to us when you want any
materials or helps in disinfecting
and we w ill not only supply you
with the l>est in the line o f disin
fecting materials hut also g iv e you
every aid and suggestion it is
possible to give.
Have you ever used
Prop.
C o m er
Loraue w ill celebrate.
Patronize Leader advertisers.
The K ozy Konier for sweets.
The K ozy Korner for ice cream
and sodas.
A ll kinds o f camp furniture at
Veatch & Lawsons.
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Second hand piano to rent.
quire at Veatch & Lawson’s.
In
Still the weather remains show
ery and all vegetation is growing.
A fine line o f mantle and parlor
clocks just received at Madsen’s.
Kersol
11 is the strongest disinfectant you
can get for out houses, barns, cess
pools, stables, public buildings
and institutions.
$1 PER GALLON
T ifo darn ¡Pharm acy.
C O TTA! IK GROVE. OR.
Miss Lulu Currin attended the
P . of O. commencement exercises
at Eugene this week.
And still the sound o f the
hammer aud the saw is sweet
music in our ears.
A fine electric motor has been
installed at the Kozy Korner to op
erate the ice cream freezer.
Mrs. E. J . lieidler went to ( )ak-
land Sunday to enjoy a visit with
The < Iregoniaii, June 18, said: her son and w ife Mr. and Mrs. Ira
‘ ‘ W alter A . Shannon, the mana lieidler.
ger of the side show in a circus, is
On warm summer afternoon
being sued in the Circuit court l»v think o f us and buy a good ham
his wife, Leona Shannon, who mock and take life easy. Veatch
wants a divorce. She says that he & Lawson.
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has frequently struck her violently,
Mrs. N ell Perman of Seattle is
choked and abused her. She does spending a few days in this city
not state the amount o f alimony visiting with her mother, Mrs.
she desires, but says her husband Frank Henderson.
has $10,000 in cash, besides horses,
A marriage license was issued to
m ining stock and jewelry worth G eorgeS. Billings, aged 32 years
$25,000. His salary, she says, is of Portland and Mrs. N ellie M.
$200 a mouth. She desires to re Jones, aged 25 o f Cottage Grove.
sume her maiden name, Leona
Mrs. Hursh Allison of Roseburg
Perkins. They were married at
has been enjoying a w eek’s visit
Vancouver, Wash., Dec. 10, 1907.
with her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Miss Perkins was a well known
Fiester and other relatives in this
young lady o f Drain.
city.
Arm Broken.
There w ill lie a partial eclipse of
Sues for Divorce.
Mrs. Garoutte, mother o f Mark
Garoutte and Mrs. W ill Hart of
this city, sustained a broken arm
by falling from a small scaffold in
her home on Row river Tuesday,
on which she was standing while
tacking lining cloth on the walls
in her home preparatory to repap
ering it. She was brought to
town and the fracture reduced by
I)r. Kitne and she is recovering
rapidly from the injury.
Will Move in New Quarters.
Compton & W allace, the well
known general merchandise firm,
expect to commence m oving into
their new quarters in the Stewart
and Hinds brick on the comer of
Main and Second street next Mon
day, and they will have quite a
job on hand as they carry a large
stock. When in their new quar
ters they will have one o f the
finest and most up-to-date stores in
the town.
Fire Notice.
the sun oil the morning o f June
28. It w ill take place in this state
ill the morning from 6:20 to 7:52
o ’clock.
The next poultry show will be
more successful if you will sprinkle
you lien roost with Avenarius Car-
boliueum, for sale at Veatch &
Lawsons.
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The glorious Fourth will be here
in oue week and the small boy is
counting the days and his money.
Some o f the older boys are doing
the same tiling.
The
10-cent ice cream and
strawberry social at the M. E. par
sonage Wednesday evening was
well patronized and proved a
pleasant affair.
W . W ilhelm has brought us
some black loganberries, which
are a new thing. They are cer
tainly a fine berry with an excel
lent flavor.— Register.
F. S. Allen, the genial young
subscription hustler o f the Eugene
Daily Guard, spent a few Jays in
Cottage Grove in the interests of
this county seat daily this w eek.
T h e dry weather is coming oil,
look out for fires, have that house
or barn insured. Tom Aubrey can
save you money in the most popu
lar fire Insurance Co. in Oregon.
Call at the Express Office or write
for rates.
F. J. Hard went up to his mines I Mr. and Mrs. T . Richardson
in Bohemia Thursday accompanied went to Saginaw Friday for a visit
children’s
with their relatives at that place.
by a few expert mining men.
wear l)r.
Born, to Mr. aud Mrs. David
Rev. and
Mrs. J- M. Van
safe aud
W in k le o f Salem are visiting with Estes Friday morning June 19, a
111 ixiuiul girl.
Mother and child
their sou, Dr. J O . Van Winkle.
are doing well at this writing.
Sam Veatch, traveling railway
j in, Craig, George Rouse aud
conductor, passed through here Mr Cole are down from the M ay
W e understand that Prof. G. E.
Monday morning enroute to Salt flower mines in Bohemia where j Johnson has lieeu engaged to take
charge of Royal Academy for a
Lake City on business.— Roseburg they have been workiug.
year, and that plans are laid to
Miss Sue Burt o f Yoncalla, after
Review.
build a dormitory ou the academy
visiting a few days with friends in
Miss Cora Green has returned
grounds.
this cilv went up on Row river
from her home in Cottage G r o v e Tuesday to visit with friends.
Elder II. W . Babcock. M. F.
and is at her old position again
Babcock and little sou Walter,
Yes W allace has purchased the
as clerk in W . W . Kent's store. Hart farm ljehiiid the McFarland and Mrs. Eloise Wheeler went to
Her mother’s health is much im hill turning his town home in on Eugeue Tuesday morning to at
the deal. Mrs. Hart signed the tend the graduation of their rela
improved.— Drain Nonpareil.
deed over Thursday, a few hours tive, Mr. H. K. Shirk, from the
G. W . Me Reynolds, a prominent
before she died.
Eniversity o f Oregon.
G. A . R. man o f this community,
Albert Stocks,
the
harness
went to Newport Tuesday to at
Although it was a stormy time
maker, has a new ad in the Leader
tend the four days state G. A . R. todav. Read it. Since assuming quite a large company of people at
encampment which opened W ed charge of the harness shop he has tended the closing exercises of the
reduced the prices on nearly every public school held Saturday night.
nesday at the Yaquina Bay city.
thing. H e catties a fine stock.
The exercises were interesting and
#W Hundreds of Lane county
\t a meeting o f the Fourth of passed off nicely. Four young
people testify to the excellence of
July committees Thursday evening people finished the eighth grade
I)r. L ow e’s superior glasses— none
it was decided to leave the matter
work, namely— l'rauk Overholser,
better at any price.
o f choosing a Goddess of Liberty
George Lea, the contractor of with the Ladies Club and a selec Dorris Medley, Miss Lena Bur-
water works systems, was home tion w ill soon be made and an cliam and Miss Helen F'oster.
nounced.
this week. He has just completed
Died.
l)r. and Mrs. J. G . l’atterson of
a very satisfactory
system at
Klamath county, made a short
Aurora, lie goes to Newport in a
visit with Mrs. I'atterson s brother.
day or two to prepare plans and Dr Van W in kle o f this city the H A R T — At the home o f her son,
W ill F. Hart, in this city Thurs
sjiecifications for a big plant there, first o f the week. They were on
day, June 25, 190.X, Mrs. Jeptha
their
way
home
from
Philadelphia
and says Sheridan is talking of a
Hart, aged 60 years, 9 months
where Dr. I’atterson has taken ail
and Hi days.
15-inile gravity system.
entire year’s I’ost work in his pro-
Margaret
Rosamah Garrets«»«
A good feature for the Fourth of fession.
was born near Aetna, Prebble
Julv parade would be a George
A representative o f R. L. Polk
and Martha Washington to ride in and Co., publishers of the Lane county, Ohio, Sept. 9, 1X47, and
a float. Martha would be easy to county directory, is now in this was married to Jeptha Hart near
secure, but it would be difficult to city gathering the necessary data Huntington, Ind.. Oct. 26, 1X6.5,
find a mail who could qualify as for Cottage G rove’s department of to which union six children were
the book. There is a proposition born, four boys ai»d one daughter
George, unless the “ never told a
to come before the Commercial
surviving. The family came to
lie ” qualification was waived.
Club this evening in regard to a
Oregon in 1X90 and located at
Schiller and Ludw ig pianos at general descriptive advertisement
Stayton. from which place they
in
the
book.
Veatch & Lawsons.
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came to Cottage Grove to reside
C.
W
.
W
allace,
wife
and
Miss
Andrew Hrund and w ife re
four years ago. Since coining here
turned home Saturday from ail en 1'rsula Lockwood, Flrnest Lock-
Mr. and Mrs. Hart have maile
wood
and
w
ife
and
Miss
Gertie
jo y able trip to Portland where Mr.
many friends, both lieing held in
Lockwood
and
W
.
P.
Lockwood,
brand went as a delegate to the
the highest esteem by all who
meeting of the Masonic Grand the latter o f Seattle, commercial
know them. Deceased had been
agent
for
Wisconsin
Central
railroad
lodge. On their way home they
ill but a short time from a compli
stopped at Brownsville to attend spent several days late last week,
cation
of heart troubles and she re
the pioneer reunion there last week, fishing and enjoying an outing in
mained patient and steadfast to
the
Loraue
valley.
Mr.
Lockwood
which they report, as being largely
her Christian faith to the last, be
attended and a success regardless returned to Seattle Sunday night.
ing a member of the Christian
Mr. and Mrs. Widdersheine has
o f the inclement weather.
church. Besides a sorrowing hus
WbTJuiy 2nd and 3rd, two days rented Dr. Schleef’s hospital build band she leaves to mourn her loss
only Dr. Lowe, Lane com ity’s pio in g where they expect to keep first five children, Oliver 1’ ., W ill
Dr.
Katherine
neer optician w ill be in Cottage class roomers.
and Mrs. I.illa Eddv o f Cottage
Schleef
intends
to
go
east
this fall
Grove at Oregon hotel. Consult
Grove; Milton R. of Condon, Ore
to
take
a
years
post
graduate
work.
him aliout your eyes, you w ill be
gon and I.onzo of British Colum
glad if you do and sorry if you Select aud non contagious cases bia.
can lie accommodated in the build
don't.
Funeral services will be con
ing the same as before as Dr.
ducted from the First Christian
Harry Metcalf has received not
Henry Schleef remains to look
church Sunday afrenioou at 2
ificatiou from a prominent poultry
after the work as heretofore.
o ’clock by Rev. W . A . Elkins, in -
breeder in England that he has
Harry Parker came in for sup termeul in the 1 .0 . O. F. ceme
shipped to his address at Cottage
Grove a setting o f Faverolle eggs plies from the Parker brothers tery. The bereaved relatives have
from his best pen and Mr. Metcalf mines ill Bohemia Monday, and the sympathy of all.
expects to receive and set them in reported their properties making a F IS llE K — Clinton F’oy, the little
due time from which eggs he will splendid showing. Tunnel work
adopted soil of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Fisher at the fam ily home
probably get a few very fine chick is lieing pushed on their properties
in this city. June 21, 190X, o f
ens o f a breed he is m aking a and extensive development work is
Pneumonia, aged 11 mouths and
lieing done On his return W ed
specialty.
4 days.
nesday, Mr. Parker was accom
Look in Madsen’s store window
F'uneral services were conducted
panied by his brother Tom, the
and see the fine clocks.
11 -fit
by
Rev. Nickle, interment in the
baker, and now things w ill “ hum”
Dr. Geo. 15. Houck o f Roseburg in the mine as long as T o m ’s wind 1. o . (). F. cemetery Tuesday.
has filially received a patent oil
his military indoor rifle target or
cabinet, which is now in general
use in the armories throughout the
country. The patent was con
tested by an Ohio man but Dr.
Houck has won out. It gives the
militiamen all the practice which
the target range affords, indoors
during bad weather. It is a very
clever device and will make some
rnouey for Dr. Houck.
It does one good to see how the
people are taking to the work of
cleaning their yards. The city
n w ila v e Dr- Lowe relieve your
should make an effort to clean our head and eye ache with a pair of
streets that they may become more his superior glasses. They cost
attractive. Cleanliness and G odli no more than others and you have
ness go hand in hand.
the lienefit o f his skill and over IS
The K ozy Korner gives careful
years experience. Consult him at
Try
those
delicious
home
made
attention to ice cream orders from
Cottage Grove, Thursday and Fri
candies at the K ozy Korner.
out o f town patrons.
day July 2nd and 3rd.
PHILLIPS BROS.
PLUMBERS AND SHEET
V METAL WORKERS v
A complete stock of Fixtures and Brass
Goods.
Pipe, Pipe Fittings and Sewer Pipe
Estimates furnished on all plumbing or sheet metal
w ork.
A L L W O R K GUARANTEED.
PHONE 586
-FOURTH OF JULY-
— TORS—
■W You and your
eyes are safe if you
Low e’s glasses. Eye
price safe.
Said the little reil lien
T o the l>ig brown rooster.
"Y o n hadn't ought to live
I f you can’t be a booster.”
Disinfecting is the ounce of pre
vention that is worth the pound
of cure. The place that is care
fully disinfected is always a safe
place to live in and you have the
added comfort of knowing that
you are safe from any disease.
How to properly disinfect a place
is quite as much a problem as how
to cure a disease anti disinfecting
is much the least expensive.
multitude ragtime takes the cake
LOCAL AND PE
AND YOU MAY DEFY D IS E A S E
Lu rch ’s
T h e sole guest at
Boswell
Springs hotel when it burned, was
a Junction City lady, regarding
whose experience the Tim es says:
“ Mrs. Simmons had quite an e x
perience during her recent visit to
Boswell Springs. The hotel build
ing took fire and burned to the
ground. Mrs. Simmons had bare
ly time to escape in her night
etothes. She had her purse with
her and on going out on an upper
veranda, she leaped to the ground,
aijd in so doing injnred her spiue
quite severely. She made her way
to neighbors and borrowed suffi
cient clothing to enable her to re
turn home. The treatment there
was improving her rheumatism but
she has no desire to repeat her e x
perience. The loss by the fire is
estimated at $2S,000.”
holds out.
Born
Neatest in Town on Display
’.Call Early, Only Three Weeks.'
Agents Ladies’ Home Journal
Patterns.
HARDWARE
STOVES AND RANGES
About which there is
nothing cheap but
the price.
FARM IMPLEMENTS
GUNS, AMMUNITION
E verything from a
garden hoe to a
Studebaker wagou.
Headquarters lor
hunters and miners
supplies.
TIN AND GRANITEWARE
The kind that will wear
but costs little money.
Griffin ® Veatch Com’y
FOLLOW THE FASHION
••
I f 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
w ill not fit.
Now what is requir
ed? First o f all, tight-
fitting waists and
Princess gowns necessitate a perfected Corseted figure
The H en derson Habit B ack Corset is the one
for the present styles. For sale at the Ideal Millinery
Store. Come ladies and inspect them.
ID A F R A N C E S B A R R E T T .
r -j EUGENE
1 HOSPITAL
u.
M KDh'AL AND SURGICAL STAFF
W. Kuykendall; M. D.
▼
i
W.O. l*router, M I).
P. J. Marti«*, M. I).
B. K. Hcaiefe, M I>.
lio n . T . K. Campbell, of the
D. A. Paine, M. D.
Gao. O.B Ik*Bar, M. D.
railway commission was a Cottage C A L L 1 S O N — <in Saturday, June
L. K. Mflkmaal, M. D.
Grove visitor this week, official
20, 1908, to Mr. and Mrs. (). F.
For the tare and treatment of Medical and Surgical Cases. Modem op-
Callison, a daughter, at Eugeue.
business and property interests re
perating room and equipment. Appliances for X ray work. Sputum aad
quiring his attention here, lie C O O L E Y — T o the w ife of Currin
blood examinations
Full corps of trained nurses. Rates on application
Cooley at the family home in
was much gratified with the report
this
city
June
16,
"X)X.
a
bounc
o f the Interstate Commerce Com
TR A IN ING SCHOOL FOR N URSES. ~
ing boy.
mission in the lumber rate case,
Regular course of lectures by the [acuity ami practical train
S
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o
the
w
ife
o
f
Geo.
practically restoring the old rate
ing in the hospital. The medical and surgical staff ot the hos
Skilling in this city June 24,
pital conatltuten the faculty.
For rnt«»H or inform ation, as
on luinlier shipments to California
1908, a 9% pound boy.
hospital or training, address
W. K U YK E N D ALL, M. D,
and middle western |>oints, as this ,
Superintendent.
decision was based upon the find | Fiugal Hinds has purchased the
Or M1X.X M. H. HOLM8TIU M,
Superintendent of Nurses.
iugs and recommendations o f the pretty Ewing home across the rail-
Oregon Railway Commission o f i road track opposite Geo. Lea’s
which Mr. Campliell is chairman. home and will move therein.
C L A S S IF IE D A D V ER TISEM EN T S.
The Leader was favored with a
Brick Laying and Plasteriny
pleasant call aud Mr. Campliell
.\N T F .D A T T IIK I.K A D K R O F F IC E
stated that he was pleased to note
Auyone in need of brick laying W —<i
load o f wood on subscription.
the many substantial improvements or plastering should call «>n C. W.
T O U X C H A N T ib —A good buck for n
¡June,
resideni’e
on
W
all
street,
lieing made in this, his old home
buggy. Apply to J. II, I I awlf . y , D i
I near Adventist church. Charges
vide. Oregon.
‘J*
town.
I reasonable. Flues and fireplaces
K R K S II M IL C H COW S FOR S A LK —A
I a specialty.
9-14*
few fine, fresh milch cows for sale, $23
Now if the Time
to idO per head.
T o get a picture o f your resi
dence while the lawns are green
and roses in bloom. Call on Mrs.
Huston, photographer on River
street, near Masonic hall. E x
amine her work which you will
find is all O. K., which pleases
everybody who sees it. Call at
her residence or address orders.
Cottage Grove. Phone Main 1503.
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I f you want to sell your farm, send
us full description, terms, etc., and |
we can do it.
T. B. ACKERS A CO..
207 1-2 Waihington St..
PORTLANO. OR,
Inquire of J. It,
KORS.VI.KOK TR.VIllv -A McCormack
I I aw lf . y , Divide, Oregon.
«#•
bimler. Inquire of J. I). Anderson.
H U N T S A T T K N T M >\— Suit» cleaned
Oottnge ( »rove, < Hegon.
HMf
W e are dealers in
F A R M S AND LANDS
Il- .it
j
and pressed and all kinds of tailor
work done at very reasonable prices.
Leave suits at cottage next door to
Mrs. Kuierson’ s rooming house,
tf
A n n a H ohlm am .
LIT T LE BUSINESS KOK SALE At
Invoice price with freight added,
exclusive lines, clean new goods,
central l o c a t io n , good trade c<dnh-
lishisl. Proprietors have " t o o many
irons In the fire.*’ Inquire at The
Dnzaar or leader office.
R E L IA B IL IT Y
la our watch-word
VVn compound
all prescription«« with the utmost
carpami accuracy. Wc carry a splen
did line of
T O ILET
AR TIC LES.
Fine Gasolene Engine lor Sale.
f'omits, Brushes, Hubtier Hoods aud
all Sickroom RmpilsIU-s. Reasonable
A twelve horn* power
Fair prices.
banks aild Morse gasolene engine,
clutch, tank, auto-sparker, battery
and .IS foot belt for $400. Outfit
practically new. A pply at lea d er
office.
Cottage Grove, Oregon
Benson’s Pharmacy