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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Why is it that a small boy
Whose wants are hard to trace
W ill swiui all day— then cry because
He is made to wash his face?
Egg prices are advancing.
Patronize Leader advertisers.
Gentlemen— Go to the Toggery.
Conflict frequently brings har
mony.
A ll who carry hammers are not
mechanics.
THIS PHARMACY
may he relied on.
Refrigerator chocolates at the
Kozy Koruer.
We sell only goods
Hint we know about and can recommend.
How to break a friendship:
broke yourself.
PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS
California watermelons
the local market.
All tlie l>rii|;s we sell are the purest anil
best that can lie olitainetl.
Fine Toilet
Go
are in
it ’s about as comfortable in
town as anywhere.
Articles at popular prices.
Benson’s Pharmacy
The rain was not heavy enough
to stop haying ojieratioiis.
Cottage Grove, Oregon
Mrs. H. C. Madsen enjoyed a
brief visit at Harrisburg this week.
Get the habit— build a new
brick or a new home in Cottage
Grove.
MILLINER SUES GAR-
MAN-HEMENWAY CO. ;
Weeds ¡pul bad habits are alMiut
M. T. Muiulle, a milliner to the only things that grow without
day began suit in the circuit court any help.
against the Garmau-IIetneaway
Bricklaying commenced on the
Co., merchants of Cottage Grove, new Phillips two story brick Mon
for damages in the sum of $149.90. day morning on Main street.
She alleges in her complaint, filed
A game of baseball will lie
by her attorney, J. S. Medley,
this morning, that in March 1908, played at this place Sunday after
she was hired by the defendants to noon lietween ( lakland and the
work sixteen weeks in their m illi home team.
nery department at $18 jier w eek;; A roaving banjo picker in quest
that she worked eight weeks and ; of the festive nickle, entertained
at the end of that time the defend-' the street crowds Wednesday. He
ant, without cause, discharged her, was clever with his instrument.
in violation of their contract with
The first thunder storm of the
her. She sued for the amount that
would lie due her had she worked season occurred Monday morning.
the remaining weeks called for in The thunder was not loud nor was
the rain heavy, the dust barely be
the contract.— Guard.
ing settled.
Will be Married in Portland.
Miss Celia Lurch,* who will lie
married at the home of her cousin.
Sir. and Mrs. Lewis llexter in
Portland, Sunday, to Jas. Mc-
Creadie of San Francisco, took
her departure for the Rose city
Wednesday accompanied by her
mother, M rs.. Ben Lurch and a
cousin from California, Miss Irina
Sclirag. Miss Celia is the second
and only remaining daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. lieu Lurch, their
other daughter Lillie, having lieeu
married some time ago. The
groom elect is a prominent com
mercial traveler of San Francisco
and is said to lx? a very worthy
and estimable gentleman. Mr.
Lurch and nephew, Jake Lurch,
will go to Portland on the early
Sunday morning train to attend
the wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Mc-
Creadie will reside in San I'rau-
cisco.
A man will wait on a bank four
hours fora fish that doesn’t intend
to bite, but he won’t wait five
minutes for his wife to get ready
for church.
Saginaw Items.
Tom Meadon returned to the
Jas. Ostrander, the barber, is so-
journeying on Coos bay, while tak Bohemia miues to work this morn
Harley Oueeuer came home last
ing.
ing a rest from the shop.
Saturday.
E. E. I.illey has returned to the
1 ,ost— Odd Fellows watch charm-
The farmers are all busy with
Finder please present to Ed Tullar Bohemia mines after a brief ab their hay these days.
sence.
aiul receive suitable reward.''-
Rosie Myers is at home *ou a
A Eugene man picked 4.10 visit. She is living at Mill city. *
1 ienry Laudess was down from
Nevada this week visiting with pounds of cherries in one day at 1
J. W . Jackson aud family started
cent per pound.
to the Belknap Springs Thursday.
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Beuson’s Pharmacy has added
Laudess.
O. 11. Jarrett aud W ill Hefliug
as a side line, a stock of I.owuey’s started Wednesday on their wheels,
River street since it has lieeu
celebrated candies.
for Frisco.
graded and graveled will soon lie-
Mrs.
W
.
J.
Ortel
and
son
Ralph
The Bam dance at Olson's Sat
come one of the most pleasant
urday uight was voted a success
of
Spokane,
are
visiting
with
the
driveways about the city.
family of her brother, Thomas by all who attended.
Mike Kebblebeck has had a force
Mrs. Farlow and sou of Sumner
Parker.
of carpenters at work this week on
Wash., who have been visiting
F.
II.
Rosenberg
and
family
ac
his new modern two-story residence
with the former's sister, Mrs. C. A.
companied by Mrs. J. C. Johnson Smith, went to Goshen Suuday.
in the McFarland addition.
and daughter, enjoyed a day’s
Mrs. Gilcrist aud sou of Seattle,
F'ound, sum of money.— Owner
outiug at Loraue Sunday.
who has been visiting relatives
of same may recover the amount
1). J. DuBruille of the leader, here went to Wendling Monday
by Utwrribiug it and paying for this
accompanied by II. Bennett and
wife
and baby, have lieeu combin
notice. D r . 1). L. W oods .
daughter.
ing business with pleasure in a
W ill F. Hart, the contractor,
Chas. Colcord came up from
visit to Portland this week.
completed a new cottage home for
Springfield Saturday night return
Misses Ollie Willard and Marie ing Monday. He is building a
Chris White in the Long addition
Rhiuard returned to Portland Mon house in Springfield and intends
east of the sawmill this week.
day after a weeks visit with rela to move his family here soon.
Mrs. S. Ii. Parker weut to A l
tives aud friends in this city.
bany Saturday to enjoy a visit with
State News in Brief.
her daughter, Mrs. W. J. Ortel of - F. B. Phillips and family, F'oster
Forest Grove is to have a glove
Spokane, who is visiting with A l Phillips and Jas. Beusou, are en
joying a hunting and fishing trip factory aud a cigar factory.
bany relatives.
upon Mosbv creek this week.
A bear ate up a calf on a farm
John Jackson, who recently sold
W. B. Cooper, the real estate only three miles from Junction
his farm near this city, left with
City.
his family Thursday to spend a dealer, has let contracts for two
Several farmers around licho are
month at Foley Springs in the new cottages to be built at once on going to experiment with thornless
northeastern part of this county, his tract on South Fourth street.
cactus.
Chas. Burkholder, the merchant,
for the benefit of his little soil’s
John Satterfield of Gold Hill was
has lieeu spending the week at 80 years old 011 July 4, and has
health.
The fine cannery and fruit drier Newport by the sea, in anticipa gone on a deer-huuting trip.
building is nearing completion. tion of a little rest and recupera
A Wallowa man sold about 500
It is a three story structure, built tion being beneficial to his health. gallons of strawlierries last year,
and nearly as much this year, off
in a substantial and permanent
A Leader representative found
of one-fifth of an acre of land.
manner of the liest materials and carpenters, plumbers, electricians,
Yamhill county claims to have
will be ornamental as well as brick masons aud painters all at
the largest fruit evaporator on the
useful to the town.
work at the same time on Coir Pacific coast, and the largest one
Richmond's electric theater con tractor W ill Hart’s new home on in the world is said to lie in Benton
county.
tinues to draw the crowds. Ilenow W all street this week.
The loganlierry industry has
makes three changes o7 pictures
A merry-go-round has come to
and songs per week insteacLof two, town and has set up on the lot ad come to stay, and will always lie
a profitable one. F'ariners claim
as formerly. New sougs and mitting the Kozy Koruer. With
they cau realize 80 cents per pound
picture films every Monday, Wed this amusement and the two elec net, by drying the lierries, says the
nesday and F'riday.
tric theaters there will lie plenty Salem Statesman.
The Cottage Grove munlx?r of
"N obody's Magazine”
will be
ready for delivery to the Cottage
Roseburg has let a contract for
Grove Commercial club and local
ail artistic exhihit building to lie
subscribers Saturday.
located at the Roseburg depot in
Sam Newcomb has returned
which to display, minerals, fruits,
from a trip to Ashland where he
spent the Fourth. He says Cot berries, vegetables, etc. to the
tage Grove is the best place, and traveling public. It will lie con
that he came near roasting in the structed from lumlier and plate
Southern Oregon town.
glass.
W. E. Clinkenpeel and wife of
Mrs. C. Gray, went to Halsey
Roseburg, celebrated Independ and Portland this week to take
ence day in Cottage Grove, the steps toward settling up the estate
guest of friends. Mr. Clinken- of her husband who died at this
peel is one of Roseburg’ s leading place recently. The estate in
jewelers.
cludes a fine farm near Halsey.
Soft shirts for summer days at Mrs. Gray is Mrs. H. K. Metcalf’s
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mother.
Mrs. Nina Humphreys of As
Second hand piano to rent. In
toria, is enjoying a visit with her quire at Veatch & Lawson’s.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Ii. < >s-
Mrs. Roy Welch of Portland,
trander and her sister Mrs. Marion
F'red L. Stewart, cashier of the
Veatch, as well as numerous Cot
Kelso Wash., state bank, stopped
tage Grove friends.
off in Cottage Grove a few days
Look in Madsen’s store window this week to visit with relatives
and see the fine clocks.
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and friends while on their way to
Some of the finest Royal Ann Roseburg to prove up on their
cherries we have seen came from timber claims.
the trees in the dooryard of Mrs.
Get the Kozy Koruer prices for
Blair of Hotel Oregon, her home
ice cream by the gallon delivered
being located east of the railroad anywhere in town.
adjoining Mrs. Kate Perkins place.
Attorney C. E* Crowell and wife
Schiller and Ludwig pianos at of Oakland, California, after an
Veatch & Lawsons.
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enjoyable week's visit with old
There is no assessment for J uly friends in this city, left for the
in the Modern Woodmen. This is Sound cities Thursday where after
three months this year already this a 10 days visit, they will sail for
largest of fraternal benevolent or home on a San I'raneisco steamer.
ders has gone without assessments
The Kozy Koruer gives careful
and the members are all feeling attention to ice cream orders from
pretty good about it.
out of town patrons.
Try those delicious home made
With the openiug of the deer
candies at the Kozy Koruer.
season comes a rush for hunting
The remains of Chas. Bowen licenses. -t'uder the game laws as
who died at the F.ugeue hospital they now exist, the open season for
last week, were laid to rest Sunday bucks begins July IS and extends
in the I. O. O. F. cemetery at this to November 1. The open season
place, under the auspices of the for does begins September 1 and
local order Knights of Pythias, of extends to November 1. In Coos
which order deceased was an and Curry counties the killing of
female deer is prohibited all the
honored member.
The finest line in cut glass and year. The bag limit is five deer
clocks ever shown in Cottage to each person.
Grove at Madsens.
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On warm summer afternoons,
think of us and buy ai good ham
mock and take life easy. Veatch
& Lawson.
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Take Orders for Ornamental Shrubs. the Toggery.
Mr. R. L. Scott, representing
the Portland Seed company, will
be in ’ our city, Monday July
20th prepared to accept advance
orders for choice varieties of roses,
ornamental shrubs, palms, bulbs,
etc. Those who avail themselves
of this opportunity may have their
order included with the original
importations and also have the ad
vantage of first selection. Mr.
Scott will be pleased to confer with
anyone interested and can give
much valuable information on
culture and varieties liest suited to
this section.
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Leader Printing Always Pleases.
Blackbutte, Oregon, July 14, 1908.
Cottage Grove Leader;— I wish
to say in regard to the requisition
blanks which you recently fur
nished us, that the work was quite
satisfactory, and a much better
grade of work than is ordinarily
done in small offices.
Thanking you for the care and
attention you gave to the job, 1 re
main, yours sincerely
W . B. D e n n i s .
Disston^ Lumber Co. Incorporates.
II. D. Crites, T. If. Hornsby
and W . C. Gawley have filed
articles of incorporation for the
Disston Lumlier Company for the
general business of lumbering and
manufacturing lumber and by
products. The place of doing
business is at Disston, Ore., and
the capital stock is $16,000.
PHILLIPS BROS.
PLUMBERS AND SHEET
v M ETAL WORKERS v
A com plete stock of Fixtures and B rass
Goods.
Pipe. Pipe Fittings and Sewer Pipe
Estimates furnished on all plumbing or sheet metal
•
work.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED.
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doing these pleasant summer even
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Agents Ladies’ Home Journal <•
Patterns.
Seasonable floods at
Reasonable Prices
HARDW ARE
A . 11. Spare and 1). Hamlin
weut to Bohemia today to do the
annual assessment work on their
Now is the time to build or claims.
make that contemplated improve
Evangelist W . F. Matlock will
ment as lumber aud lalior has lead in a protracted meeting at the
reached the bottom notch to which Christian church beginning the
it may not drop agaiu in years. first Sunday in Novemlrer.
The Time to Build.
It is predicted that prices will
Summer dress goods at cost at
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steadily advance after the presi W . A . Hemenway’ s.
dential election is over and the
F. L. Finney came down from
country settles down to business Disston this week where he has
been working for several years at
again.
logging. He ‘ goes to Voncalla
from here where his folks reside.
Conductor L. W . Baker of the
A fine line of Men’s neckwear
Portland, Eugene & Iiastern is
at The Toggery.
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color sergeant for the department
Geo.
Lea
does
not
propose
to .lie
of Fourth regiment, O. N. G., and
annoyed with dust at his home on
also a meralier of the rifle team of Fourth street this season and has
Co. E a t Cottage Grove. He is accordingly oiled the street front
taking a .10 days’ lay off to attend ing his premises with crude petrol
the target contest at Salem com eum. A plan others might well
mencing next Monday and will adopt.
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STOVES AND RANGES
About which there i»
nothing cheap but
the price.
FARM IMPLEMENTS
GUNS, AMMUNITION
Everything from a
garden hoe to a
Studebaker wagon.
Headquarters tor
hunters and minera
supplies.
TIN AND GRANITEWARE
i f
i t
i f
if
if
w
if
if
if
The kind that will wear
bnt coets little money.
Griffin S 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
stj’lisli cut garments
w ill not lit.
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. F or 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 .
EUGENE .
HOSPITAL
MKlHCAlz AND rtUKUICAI. STAFF.
W. Kuykendall: M. I).
W.O. FrnMier, M I>.
P. J. Hartle. M ll.
B. F. .Hoaieie M II.
D. A. Paine, M D.
IS*». O.n. lie Bar, M. D.
L. K. MrDougal, M. 11.
For the care and treatment of Medical and Surgical Case*. Modem op-
periling room aad equipment. Appliance« Inr X ray work. Sputum and
blood examination* Fnll corps of trained nurse*. Rates on application
TRA1NINQ SCHOOL FOR NURSES^
Regular course of lectures hy the (acuity and practical train
ing in the hospital. The medical and surgical staff o f the hoe-
pita I couatltulcH the faculty.
For rate» or Information, an
hospital o r training, address
W. K F Y K E N D A L L , M. D,
Study Law s - s e
to my place in April, marked
under cut in right ear. Owner
may reclaim same by paving for
pasturage and cost of advertising.
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M. F. B a b c o c k ,
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Some More Local Newt.
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Everything in dry goods at \V.
remain off duty till after the en
A. Hemenway.
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campment.
Lieut.
II.
II.
1
’etrie,
Sergt.
A ll kinds of camp furniture at
Frank Snodgrass, Corp. Jas. i’otts,
Veatch & Lawsons.
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Artif. Mooney, Private Green
Threat of the railroads to enjoin l’itcher, and Capt. J. C. Johnsou,
the decision of the Interstate Com all of Co. E, went to Salem this
merce Commission on lumlier rates morning to participate in the an
nual rifle and revolver competition
if carried out will continue the
of the Oregon National Guard.
present paralyzed condition of the Lieut. Petrie is captain of the
lumlier business. If the railroads team.
take a direct appeal to the supreme
Bom
court, lumlienuen can continue to
ship lumber under the rates named
STEWART— To the wife of Max
by the commission.
Stewart at their home in Row
Wool skirts and suits at cost at
River valley, I'riday July 10,
W . A. Hemenway.
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1908, an 11 pound boy.
Mauy will take advantage of
CORNETT— To the Wife of Harry
the $2.50 round trip exuersiou rate
Cornett, Wednesday July 15,
to Newport and visit the sea side
1908 an 8 pound boy.
Sunday. Tickets good for one
day only. It will lie a long day
for the excursionists as the train
leaves Cottage Grove at 5:10 a.
*
tion of learn
m. Sunday morning and returns ing. Such a one is the D E P A R T
after midnight Sunday night. Six M EN T OF L A W of the UNIVER
S IT Y OF OREGON. Its gradu
hours will be spent 014 the beach.
ates succeed and many of them are
now prominent meml)ers of the
Convenient Rooms to Rent
Bench and Bar. I'aculty of seven
teen instructors. Students have ac
Having taken charge of the cess to a library of 10,000 volumes.
Schleef building on Main street we Next term opens alxmt September
are now ready to supply nice, 21st, 1908. F'ree catalogue ou ap*
Mrs. Thompson of Hotel Thomp cleau, comfortable furnished rooms plication. Address.
son called the attention of a to those desiring a convenient lo
W ALTER H. EVANS. Secretary.
trader representative this week to cation. Apply to M rs . II. W id -
d k r s h k im .
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611 Corbett Bldg.. Portland. Oregon
the fact that with the completion
of the Stewart & Hinds brick the
Ettray Notice.
second
floor
has been laid
A red Durham bull with droop
off into lodging rooms and are
now nicely furnished and opened ing horns, branded “ P ” on right
hip; on the range back of Jas.
to the convenience of the hotel
Sears farm, is giving settlers
guests. In connection with this trouble. Owner will call for same
Mr. and Mrs. Thompson have and save expense and trouble.
S e t t l e r s .
lieeu busy making other needed
repairs, among, which may he
Ettray Notice.
mentioned the enlarging and re-
fiuishing of the hotel office.
Two year old brindle steer, came
The next poultry show will be
more successful if you will sprinkle
you hen roost with Avenarius Car-
bolineum, for sale at Veatch &
Lawsons.
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L u rch 's
EVERYTHING IN
SUMMER ROODS
Superintendent.
Or MISS M. H . Hol.M M TItl M.
Superintendent o f Nurses.
CLASSIFIED
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
ADVERTISEM ENTS.
Department of the Interior.
TO F.XCHANGR— V good hack for a I \ 8. Land Office, Roseburg. Oregon,
June 23, lf»08.
buggy. Apply to J. II, H a w l e y , Di
Notice Is
hereby
given
that
vide, Oregon
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CORA L. ADD.MON
FKRSII M ILCH COWS FOR SAI.F.—A of I.orane, Lane county, state of Ore
few fine, Iresti milch cows for sale, J25 gon. who on June 23, 19(18, made a
to *.«> per head. Inquire of J. H. timber application. No. 10173. fo r the
IIAWLS.Y. Divide. Oregon.
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ME 1-4, Section 34, Township 1»,
L I T T L E B rSlNKH X FOR MALE— At Month, Range 4 w est, of the Willam
Invoice price w ith freight added, ette Meridian, has filed notice o f In
exclusive lines, clean new goods, tention to make final proof to estab
central location, good trade estab lish claim to the bind above <!e-
lished. Proprietor» have “ to o many scrtlied. before W W. Calkins, f ’ . 8.
Irons In the Are.” Inquire i t The Commissioner at Eugene, Oregon on
the :t0t h day of September, 1908.
Bazaar or le a d e r „tile**.
claim ant names as witnesses:
E d gar E. DeCou o f Eugene, Ore
Fine Gasolene Engine for Sale.
gon : Jacob D. W lgle o f Cotmrg, Ore-
on ; Clark P. Devereaux of Eugene,
A twelve horse power
Fair regon; K r a u t A. T rip p o f Eugene,
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banks and Morse gasolene engine, Oregon. H k x ja MIS L . F. d iiy , Register.
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clutch, tank, auto-sparker, battery
and .15 foot belt for $400. Outfit
practically new'. Apply at Leader
office.
Gasolene Engine For Sale.
A
fine, almost new .Vborse-
power Fairbanks ft Morse gasolene
engine, tanks and equipment for
sale. Inquire at the leader office.
Notice to Jersoy Breeders
Don Marigold, the thoroughly«!
registered Jersey Male, a great
grand arm of the first prize winner,
Ida Marigold, at the Chicago
World's fair, is at the head of the
Cochran herd north of this city,
and subject to service. For partic
ulars inquire of Chas. Cochran,
this city.
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