Disinfect
ANO YOU MAY DEFY D IS E A S E
LOCAL ANO PERSONAL.
Celebrate with us.
Fin* haying weather.
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 anil 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 and disinfecting
is much the least expen. ive.
Come to us when you want any
materials or helps in disinfecting
and we w ill not only supply you
with the !>est in the line of disin
fecting materials but also g iv e you
every aid and suggestion it is
possible to give.
Have you ever used
Kersol
Patronize Leader advertisers.
The Kozy Koruer for sweets.
The sweet pea show next F'ri
day.
A ll roads lead to Cottage Grove
Saturday.
Cottage Grove
paviug habit.
should get the
Tomorrow the eagle will scream
in Cottage Grove.
V. C. London and wife s]>ent
Monday in Eugene.
Never go to a mau at the suck-
end of a cigarette for ideas.
Don’t fail to see the grand sweet
pea show parade next Friday.
It is the strongest disinfectant you
can get for out houses, barns, cess
pools, stables, public buildings
and institutions.
Those who celebrate at Cottage
Grove are assured of an enjoyable
time.
$1 PER GALLON
Dr. Lowe, the well known and
reliable optician is in town. Con
sult him.
Tlfodem ¡Pharm acy.
C O T T A H E G H O V E , OK.
Miss Eva Smith of Salem is vis
iting with relatives and friends in
this city.
Fine Delivery Wagon.
J udge I’otter of Eugene will de
liver the Fourth of July oration at
Tomorrow will appear in the Cottage Grove.
parade the new delivery wagon of
Mrs. A. W . Kime visited with
the Cottage ('.rove steam laundry her father, Mr. Gross at Browns
and it cannot fail to attract much ville, last week.
attention. The wheels and run
The Kozy Korner gives careful
ning gears are painted a bright attention to ice cream orders from
red. The bed is very artistically out of town patrons.
designed, cab style with a glass
Found, small change leather
window at either end of the seat
purse containing small amount of
and also in the rear of the vehicle.
change. Call at Leader office.
The rear end is also equipped with
Did you witness the eclipse of
double doors for removing pack
ages and they fasten with a silver ( the sun Sunday morning? It was
knob lock. The sides of the cab j quite plain to be seen at this place.
Roseburg'« Booze Days Enden
Get the Kozy Koruer prices for
Wm. Wallace and wife drove up
from Creswell Saturday to enjoy ice cream by the gallou delivered
A number of cases of drunken
an over Sunday visit with Mr. anywhere iu town.
Mrs. Clare Gray aud daughter i ness, considerable hilurty aud ex-
Wallace’s parents, Rev. and Mrs.
Olga, returned to their home at - plosion of fireworks ushered iu the
C. II. Wallace in this city.
C. C. Dullruille and family have Salem yesterday after a visit with,era of prohibition iu Roseburg
relatives here.
Tuesday evening. There was no
moved into the Dave McFarland
The regular monthly term of serious disorder, however, only
residence on River street and Mr.
McFarland will make his home the county commissioners’ court is four arrests lieing made. One of
in session, haviug convened Wed these escaped from the officer, an
with Mr. and Mrs. Dullruille.
other was subsequently set at lilx*r-
nesday morning.
Dr. A. W. Kime went to Port
The Eugene city couucil has let ty, while the other two were fined
land Monday evening to attend
a
contract
to the Warren Construc $5 each.
the meeting of the State Medical
For several days past salooumen
Association, of which he is a mem tion Co. to pave nine more blocks
offered their stocks of wet goods at
at
$2.1.5
per
square
yard.
ber. He will return home this
a discount, and scores of persons
John Harms arrived iu this city
Friday evening,
took advantage of the opjiortuiiily
from
Seattle
Wednesday
to
sell
his
George Knowles has purchased
to purchase generously for future
the old Leader building and lot on team, sheep and goats, preparatory
needs. Those who had uo place
Third street from Alex Lumlberg, to taking up his residence in
to store such goods, had to content
Seattle
consideration $800. This street
themselves with a bounteous jag
Tom
Barker returned home
was recently graded and graveled
on the last day of the saloons
and projwrty thereon is increasing from the Bohemia mines this week
existence.
in value.
well pleased with the showing his
A few of the saloon men have
It pays to advertise in the Lead miiiiug property is making as de converted their places of business
er. Read: "Editors leader— W ill velopments progress.
into cigar and soft drink stands.
you please take my local out of
The painters are at work on the Three places vacated by salooumen
the Leader as the first issue con fine two-story residence of Geo. are to be occupied at once by other
taining my notice brought me an Lea on Fourth street and are parties, and other buildings that
experienced dam builder. J. T. greatly improving the appearance formerly housed fire-water parlors
of this pretty home.
H u n t , Wildwood, Oregon.
are not expected to remain idle
Editor Lee Wiinlierly of the
Father Fitzpatrick was iu at long, especially with the advent of
Roseburg Daily and Semi-Weekly tendance at the tenth anniversary street paving, that is bound to
Review, spent Saturday in this celebration of Archbishop Christie create a demand for business loca
city looking after business matters. at Portland this week, returning tions.— Review.
In a pleasant call on the Leader, home Wednesday eveuiug.
he stated that Roseburg would
Newlierg will probably build
Silk Creek Items.
pave a mile of its main streets this more cement walks this year than
season.
any other city of its size iu the
Haying has liegun iu our valley.
I'lie Kozv Korner for ice cream state, and most of them are 12
Mr. Thompson has completed
feet wide, says the Graphic.
and sodas.
his new barn.
!5ert Woods, the well known
Roseburg is to have a Nickelo
Mrs. Baker Slagle and daughter
deon. T’lie proprietor will lie Wm. contractor and builder, formerly of Rubv, are lioth on the sick list at
Herman of Cottage Grove and his this city, h o w of Raymond. Wash this writing.
theater will lie located in the pres ington, is looking after his proper
Mr. and Mrs. Willis called at
ent location of the Resort saloon, ty interests iu Cottage Grove.
Eugene Miller’s Sunday afternoon,
which apartments have lieen leased
William
I.audess of Cottage also Mrs. Minnie Ashby.
Mrs. R. R. Giltner of Portland, by Mr. Perman for two years.—
bear large landscape views and a
Grove, who recently underwent an
W e understand the Henry Long
very artistic sign for the laundry. visited with hei sister, Mrs. Delure Review.
operation at the Eugene Hospital place has again changed hands,
llemenway
of
this
city
this
week.
The painting is all covered with a
All kinds of camp furniture at tor fistula, returned home Wednes
Mr. Lackey having sold out.
heavy finish of coach varnish
On warm summer afternoons, Veatch & Lawsons.
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day. He is getting aloug well.—
Mr. O. I). Wheeler and his
which gives it an elegant appear think of us and buy a good ham
The Henry Long place on Silk Eugene Guard.
family of Mapletou, Oregon, are
ance.
mock and take life easy. \’eatch Creek owned by Wm. Lackey was
Compton & Wallace have their visiting their many friends here
The vehicle was turned out of & Lawson.
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sold to Chas. Peek of Eugene last fine stock of general merchandise
this week.
George Hold's blacksmith shop
G. G. Warner, the well known week, through the Cooper Real installed iu their neat new quarters
and is certainly a fine piece of mining man, went to Bohemia Instate Agency, consideration $.5,-
15orn, to Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
iu the new Stewart & Hinds brick
work.
Monday to s|>end a few weeks 500. This agency also sold 8 lots at the corner of Main and Second Miller Thursday evening June 25,
a nice baby girl. Mother and
looking after his mining proper iu the Cooper track on Fourth streets. Call and see them.
Wynne Residence Being Enlarged.
child
are both doing well.
ties-
street to Perinl brothers last week.
G. I.. Rees, a prominent real es
Mrs.
Richardson and Mrs. Julia
The
next
poultry
show
will
be
Schiller and Ludwig pianos at- tate dealer of Portland is spending
A . L. Wynne is building a large
Ashby watched with Mr. Foster's
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addition to his mother's residence more successful if you will sprinkle Veatch & Lawsons.
few days iu this city looking
sick daughter Tuesday night.
on Locust street. This home was you hen roost with Avenarius Car-
(Juite an amusing spectacle was after business matters. He is a
Miss Alta is very sick indeed.
bolhieutn,
for
sale
at
Veateli
&
one of the first built on the east
witnessed on the gravel bar near guest of the family of his brother-
W e understand the graduates
Ilf
side of the river in this city and Lawsons.
the flour mill this week, the road in-law, D. J. Dullruille of the
from the public school went to Cot-
was erected by the pioneer physi
I-eader.
supervisor
and
street
contractors
The family o f J. II. Hawley
i tage Grove Tuesday aud had a
cian, I)r. Wynne in 1868. The has returned
from Salem to wanting the gravel and neither be
Miss Celia Lurch was the guest
sills and rafters are all made of
j picture taken with their teacher,
spend the summer on Mr. Haw ing able to get a comer on it, ex of houor at a very pleasant "a t I
hewn timl>er, while the lutnlier in
I
Miss McOueen.
this residence was sawed at Rouse’s ley's fine farm at Divide, about tra teams and a force of men were home” given by the ladies of thej
put
on
by
both
parties
and
they
four
miles
south
of
this
city.
Eastern
Star
lodge
at
the
home
of
■
mill on the Coast Fork, south of
Lynx Hollow Item«.
Cottage Grove, was hauled to the
are fairly making the gravel fly.
Mrs. Compton Thursday. The;
Mrs. M. Evans, the well known
planer at Springfield, 20 miles
Second hand piano to rent. In social program and refreshments
north of this city, where it was optician of Portland is at the quire at Veatch & Lawson’s,
Mr. Wynn Rentie spent Sunday
were greatly enjoyed by all present.
dressed and hauled back to Cot Graham hotel for a few days. All
with Mr. and Mrs. R. 1). Huff.
A
new
militia
company
was
or
The "temperance lieer”
sign
tage Grove. The lumber and tim errors of
refraction corrected.
Mr. Edd Lajoie was visiting
bers are still in a good state of Fifteen years experience. Con ganized in Dallas last week and has- made its appearance in this
with
relatives iu Roseburg last
preservation and this pretty home
one iu Astoria this week. The city. It is said by our sporting
sultation free.
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is surrounded by great locust,
sentiment Is growing stronger each editor to be the same as the old week.
cedar, walnut, cherry and pear
Merchant C. II. Burkholder has
M iss Mallei Mackie, Nora and
trees, which were planted altout been confined to his home a few year in favor of a large, well original brand, except that it con
drilled and well equipped militia, tains only 1 per cent alcohol while Lnurauce Fisher were callers at
the time the residence was built.
days this week with a severe at
Dr. Wynne died many years ago,
instead of a large standing army, the original "package” contained Mr. Briggs Saturday.
but his widow and son, A. L. tack of hay fever— and he swears and the militia must have armories .5 per cent alcohol.
Mr. Mallie Miller, wife and little
Wynne still reside on the old home he hasn’t been kissing any grass
too. The next appropriation for
daughter
of Cottage Grove were
Regular
services
will
lie
con
place, around which a city has widows.
this will not lie voted down.
been built.
ducted at the Christian church entertained by Mrs. Sheridan Sun
Mrs E. J. Beidlerreturned home
Try those delicious home made next Sunday by Rev. Elkins. At day.
from Oakland Sunday where she candies at the Kozy Korner.
Miss Winnie and Varieii Dresser
the morning service he will give a
Married.
enjoyed a week’s visit with her sou
W. C. Conner and wife of the full report of the Turner Christian enjoyed a visit from Miss Amy
Ira and his wife. Fred Beidler Leader, spent Sunday on the
church conference which he has Owens of Silk Creek Saturday
WATRRSr-BOHM— R. W. Waters,
a businessman of Cottage Grove, went to Oakland Thursday to re mountain farm of R. C. Conner been attending and iu the evening and Sunday.
last Wednesday to Miss Dora main until after the Fourth-
and enjoyed the day in the cherry his subject will lie “ The Conflict
The meetings held at the school
Bohm at Drain.
Frank
Woodruff of Cottage orchard and viewing the great of the Ages.” A ll are invited.
house Sunday morning and even
The ceremony was performed by Grove is in the city. He has just panorama presented by the valley
Dr. C. W. Lowe of Eugene, the ing by Rev. Frank Kelly of Sagi
Rev. Frederick M. Brooke, at the returned from San Francisco where and Cottage Grove lielow on the
optician
who makes regular visits naw were well attended.
home of the bride’s parents. The he attended a plumbing school fo- south, as well as Creswell aud
Mrs. C. V. Sheridau aud little
happy couple will reside in Cot several months. He will follow Walker on the north. A grand to this city, has purchased a num
daughter Elizalieth went to Eugene
ber
of
flats
in
Portland,
the
con
tage Grove.
that trade at Cottage Grove’ or in view of the Bohemia mining dis sideration lieing $15,000. The Sunday to spend some time visit
trict is also presented from this
some city in Oregon.— Guard.
doctor will shortly take up his ing with her sister Mrs. Smith.
Born.
viewpoint.
On account of the shortness of
residence at the metropolis perma
Miss Clarissa and Geordia Huff
Look in" Madsen’s store window nently- He informs the Leader
C O N N E R — To the wife of Horace the hay crop in California and the
after a short visit with relatives
and see the fine clocks.
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his change of location will in no and friends here returned to their
Conner at
Lorane, Friday, poor outlook for a crop at home,
Rev. Mrs. Tibliets of Kansas, a wise conflict with his regular visits home near Portland Saturday.
July 3, 1908, an 8 pound girl. hay will l>e hay this year, so the
A ll are doing well, including knowing ones tell us. Some farm great national temperance worker, to this city and other towns in the
ers have been offered $15 per ton called the "Kansas Cyclone’ ’ county, but on the contrary he
Horace.
Now i* the Time
for their hay already and the pre will give a free lecture in the M. will lie in a better position to serve
W O O L K Y — On Monday afternoon diction is being made that it will E. church July 7th. at 7:.5o his patrons from Portland than
T o get a picture of your resi
June 29, 1908, to Mr. and Mrs.
sell for $31 before the summer is o ’clock. One of our Cottage formerly.
dence while the lawns are green
J. C. L. Wooley, a son, at Eu
Grove friends, who had the pleas
over.— Myrtle Creek Mail.
aud roses iu bloom. Call on Mrs.
gene.
ure of hearing her, insured us that
Huston, photographer ou River
Convenient Room« to Rent
street, near Masonic hall. E x
to hear her will lie an hour well
amine her work which you will
spent. She comes
under the
Having taken charge of the
find is all O. K., which pleases
auspices of the W .C .T . 1’ . Every Schleef building on Main street we everybody who sees it. Call at
body cordially invited. Special are now ready to supply nice, her residence or address orders,
music.
clean, comfortable furnished rooms Cottage Grove. Phone Main 1502
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The finest line in cut glass and to those desiring a convenient lo
clocks ever shown in Cottage cation. Apply to M rs . II. Win-
Grove at Madsens.
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J. W . Ashby brought to the
Fire Notice.
Leader office Monday morning
three potatoes.
(hie
potato
The dry weather is coming on,
which he had carried for over look out for fires, have that house
three years had turned to stone or bam insured. Tom Aubrey can |
A complete stock of Fixtures and B rass
another carried about eighteen save yon money in tbe most popu
Goods. Pipe. Pipe Fittings and Sewer Pipe
months is about one-half stone lar fire Insurance Co. in Oregon.
Call at the Express Office or write
Ml
and the third one carried about
a t " •’ • t ir V - '* .
.
for rates.
Estimates furnished on all plumbing or sheet metal
six months, is still potato but bad
ly swiveled up. The potatoes
6as*tene Engine Fer Sale.
work.
C ippi» Hin
were carried as a remedy for rheu
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A fine, almost new 3-horse
matism in the hips and Mr. Ashby power Fairbanks S t Morse gasolene
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pronounces the remedy effective, engine, tanks and e q u ip m e n t fo ri
P H O N E 586
Jliemg entirely cured of bis trouble. sale. Inquire at the leader offlcW, I
P H IL L IP S B R O S .
PLUMBERS AND SHEET
v METAL WORKERS v
Levi Strauss A Co’s
A L L W O R K GUARANTEED.
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I Lurch’s
•FOURTH OF JU LY-
T06S
Neatest in Town on Display
".Call Early, Only Three Weeks.'
Agents Ladies’ Home Journal
Patterns.
HARDW ARE
STOVES AND RANGES
About whieb there is
nothing cheap but
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.
Griffin & Veatch Com’y
FO LLO W THE FASHION
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 {iarnients
w ill not fit.
N ow what is requir
ed? First o f all, tight-
fittin g waists and
Princess gowns necessitate a perfected Corseted figure
The H en d erson Habit B a c k Corset is the one
for the present styles. F or sale at the Ideal Milliricry
Store. Conte ladies and inspect them.
ID A F R A N C E S B A R R E T T .
EUGENE
i HOSPITAL
MKDIUAL AND HUKUIUAL STAFF.
W. Kuykendall; M. 1>.
VV. O. l*rosscr, M. D.
1». .1. Hartl«*. M. I>
H. F. Soaiefe. M. D
D. A. Faine, M 1).
<Jeo. O.B Do liar. M. D.
L K. MoDouaal, M. D.
For the care and treatment of Medical and Surgical Cane«.
Modern op-
pirating room and equipment.
Sputum and
blood examinations
Appliance« for X ray work.
Full corps of trained nurses-
T R A IN IN Q
Rates on application
S C H O O L FO R N U R S E S .
R egu lar cqnrse of lectures by the faculty an d prnetlesl train
ing in the hospital. The medical and surgical stuff of the ho*,
nitnl constitutes the faculty.
For rotes or in form at ion, s*
hospital o r training, address
\V. K I ’ Y K K N OA LI.. M. 1».
Superintendent.
Or M ISS M. II. H O U M T I H ’M,
Superintendent o f Nurses.
C L A S S IF IE D
A D V ER T ISEM EN T S.
TO RXC1I.VXOR— A good hack for a
buggy- Apply to J. II4 ItAWUiv, Di
vide. ( >regon.
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KRRSH M fLC II CO W S FOR SAI.lv— A
few fine, fresh tnilcli cows for sale. $25
to $.10 per head. Impure of J. If.
H a w i . f . v , Divide. Oregon.
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L I T T L E BI S IN K S S I tlR S A L K — At
Invoice price w ith freight added,
exclusive lines, eleiin new goods,
central location, good trade estab
lished. Proprietor* have " t o o many
Irons in tbe lire.” Inquire at The
liazn n r o r le a d e r tfflot,
Fine Gasolene Engine for Sale.
R E L IA B IL IT Y
A twelve horse jrower Fair
banks and Morse gasolene engine,
clutch, lank, auto sparker, battery
and 35 ford licit for $400. Outfit
practically new. Apply at Leader
office.
Is our watch word
We compound
all prescription* with the utmost
care and necurnry. We carry a splen
did line of
T O ILET
A R TIC LES.
( ’omits, Itrnshe*, Kublstr r.ood* ami
all Sickroom Requisites. Reasonable
A n yon e in need of brick laying prices.
or plastering should call on C. W.
June, residence on Wall street,
near Adventist church. Charges
reasonable. Flues and fireplaces
Cottage Grove. Oregon
a specialty.
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Brick Laying and Flattering
Benson's Pharmacy