LOCAL ANI) PEBSONAL
The boys will seek the swimming hole
Iti quite excited packs,
And pmhlle in it till the sun
lhits blisters on their bock«;
And when the disobedieuts
Come wet-liaired back to town,
They’ll gel a few more blisters raised
A little lower down.
See Scholl’s new ad.
Patronize Leader advertisers.
Phone 1551 for ice— Bartel’s ice
plant.
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Life without friends is not worth
We *ell only goods the living.
THIS PHARMACY
may be relieil on.
Hint we know about ami can recommend.
PRESCR IPT IO N
SP E C IA LIS T S
AH tbe I>mgs we sell are the purest ami
liest that can l>e obtained.
Fine Toilet
Articles at popular prices.
"Build now’ ’— if
good advice.
you can— is
Refrigerator chocolates at the
Kozy Korner.
l'ea is lieiug grown successfully
near Hubbard.
M. II. Anderson has been com
A ll Fourth of July bills contract
ed must lie presented toy Ben Lurch missioned a notary public by G ov
ernor Chamlierlain.
at ouce for payment.
Attorneys J^ S. Medley and
Rev. McGee of Creswell, was a
guest of friends in this city the Jerotue Knox were in Ivugene
Tuesday to present their arguments
early part of the week.
in the Walker divorce case.
Dr. Scarbrough is building
F. 1). Wheeler and family aud
large new fruit drier at Creswell.
He has some fine orchards near N. E. Comptou and family went
to Winchester Bay near Gardiner
that towu.
Tuesday to enjoy a summer vaca
George Brumfield aud family tion.
have gone to the blackberry patch
A small sheaf of barley, as fine
to fill a few contracts for wild
as grows in any country may be
blackberries.
seen at this office, which was
Miss Frances Beatty of Leba grown by W . P. Huff on his seven
mm, arrived in this city this week acre tract in the southern suburbs
to enjoy a visit with the Misses of this city.
Berg aud other friends.
A vacation right at home, or
The true sportsman uever shoots near by, might also be enjoyable
the harmless little pine squirrels aud profitable. Pitch a tent under
and song birds merely for the fun a nearby apple or shade tree, put
your lied therein and enjoy a good
of seeing them fall to the ground
F. P. Davis a prominent poultry night’s sleep.
Nattie Martin was a county seat raiser of Petaluma, California, ac
cotnpanied by his wife, has beeu
visitor Tuesday.
sojourning in this city this week
The Adams sisters at the armory
,
Cottage Grove, Oregon
L. N. Roney returned to Eugene
Monday evening.
Tuesday from Cottage Grove. He
lie who never tries will
has a force of men building a new
Masonic and Eastern Star Picnic.
fail— nor succeed.
county bridge across Brumbaugh
Harvest hands are in strong de creek.
The Masons, l.adies of Kastern mand, down the valley.
A lively game of base ball was
Star and a few invited friends en
If you want a good paying little played at this place Sunday after
joyed a very plesant picnic and
noon between Oakland aud the
basket dinner at the grove in the business iuquire at the Bazaar
home team, the former winning by
forks of Row river and Mosbv
“ Uncle” Ves Veatch is visiting
score of 11 to 7.
creek Tuesday. Many games and with his son Robert, at Eugene.
sports were engaged in and a jolly
Frank Hambrick presented to
A fine fire clay deposit is located
good time was reported. M. II.
the Leader Monday a small branch
place one mile
Anderson was declared the crack on K.
, C.
. . . Conner’s
.
from a Royal Ann cherry tree 8
sprinter; 11. 11.
Veatch
lhe " « H » 'o f Cottage (.rove.
inches long on which were 60 ex
champion marksman and Sam
Why is it that married people tra large ripe cherries.
Pearce, the expert hunter, he hav- never take moonlight strolls like
J. M. I sham and family have
ing brought down a lizzard from a ; they did when they were lovers?
returned home from Gladstone
rail fence after emptying the mag
( )ne never hears of
father Park where they attended the
azine of his winchester. He is being in Heaven. It’s always
Chautauqua. They report a most
said to have been so close to his 1 mother.
interesting and instructive daily
game that the carcas— the lizzard's
Chas. Burkholder has returned program.
— was badly powder burned. In
from his vacation at Newport feel
Dr. ami Mrs. J. (). VauWiukle
the ladies race Misses .Nettie Bur
returned Saturday front a visit
dick and Mable Rosenbtirg divided ing like a lark.
Don’t worry, if you need specks with Mrs. VatiWinkle'n, parents at
honors. Kverybody washed their
Oregon. Miss
Adda
feet in the placid waters of Row go to Scholl. Examination free Holley,
Hutchinson is visiting them for a
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river, which probably accouuts for and work guaranteed.
I)r. Oglesby's failure to maintain
Dressmaking after Monday July few weeks.
his old reputation as an expert 27, at II. C. Madsen’s residence on
Billy Edwards and two sous, re
angler. O. O. Veatch and T. C. Wall street. I d a B r a d b n .
turned home Monday from a
Wheeler were declared the champ
mouth’s camping trip* on Row
Mrs. Loyd Shirk of Portland,
ion pie eaters.
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arrived in this city Thursday to river near the Bake Stewart place.
They report fine fisdiing and a
visit with her mother, Mrs. Bisbv.
most enjoyable outing.
MoCreatfie-Ltirch Nuptials.
After all we do not believe that
Work is progressing ou the stage
A quiet wedding took place at the sheath’ gown is half as com and big scenery curtaius in the
the home of Mr. Louis Ilexter, fortable as a pink Mother Hub armory hall. The park, parlor
Portland, Oregon on the evening bard.
and street scene settings are com
The cement blocks for the front pleted and the fine drop curtain
of Sunday July lb when Miss Celia
Lurch of this city was married to of F. B. Phillips new tvVo, story will be taken up next. N. Boleus
Jas. McCreadie of San Francisco, brick arrived from Eugene Wed is doing the work.
Cal. The ceremony
was i n uesday.
J. E. Miles and family are here
formed by Rabbi Bloch of Port
•V clean front yard does not
visiting Mr. and Mrs. I’ . L. Spong.
land,
necessarily mean a clean back
The drawing rooms were hand yard. Appearances are deceiving Mr. Miles formerly owned the A la
meda gold mitie in Josephine
somely decorated with sweet jieas at times,
county, but recently sold out down
and palms. The bride was dressed
Life is too short for an individual there and liouglit a farm near Cot
in a gown of white silk lace and
wore a veil, she carried a boquet of to learn another’s business. We tage Grove.— Drain Nonpareil.
white sweet peas and maiden hair are fortunate if we know half of
E. B. Phillips and family re
fern. After the ceremony an elab our own.
turned home from their camping
orate dinner was served in the
Some of the farmers hereabouts trip on Mosby Creek Tuesday.
dining room.
have started up their binders, and The plesure of the trip was some
Mr. and Mrs. McCreadie left the oat and wheat crop promises
what marred by Mrs, Phillips tak
immediately for a trip to Victoria to lie above the average in yield.
ing quite ill soon after they formed
B. C. and the Sound cities and will
C. H> Jones attended the last their camp. She is much improved
make their home in San L’rancisco
days of the Chautauqua at ( ’.lad- now.
on their returned.
stone Park and later the big camp
Schiller aud Ludwig pianos at
meeting at Camby near Portland.
Veatch & Lawsons,
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Farewell Reception.
Everything in dry goods at W.
W. P. lily, of Kelso, Washing
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The Royal Neighbors last night A . Hemenway.
ton, returned home today from a
tendered Mr. and Mrs. M. A.
R. L. Scott of the Portland Seed trip to the Bohemia mines, where
Miller and daughter a farewell re Co.,
received numerous large his mining company is doing ex
ception at Bussards hall, a very orders for rose bushes and other tensive development work and
pleasant affair. Mrs. Miller and shrubbery here this week. Cottage putting in a new stamp mill. Mr.
daughter, prominent workers and Grove will soon be a rose city.
lily is pleased with the progress of
officers in the lodge, were present
operations at the mines and the
Soft shirts for summer days at
ed with suitable gifts, expressions
splendid showing which their prop
the Toggery.
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of appreciation.
erty is making,
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Van Winkle
They will go to Cottage Grove
If you want your money's worth
this week to reside. Their depart of Portland visited Dr. and Mrs, aud quality, go to Scholl.
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J.
O.
Van
Winkle
of
this
city,
ure will lie generally regretted.—
duriug the week. Mr. Van Winkle
Dr. W. W . Oglesby, who re
Albany Democrat.
is employed as clerk in the city turned home from Bohemia last
water office in Portland.
week says he was not surprised at
Excursionists Report Good Time.
Scholls spectacles give satisfac the fine showing now being made
at tlie Golden Slipper mine, as he
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The Sunday excursion to New tion.
was sure all the time from the
port was a great success. The
E. R. Gowdy and wife and her
train was not crowded, only com sister, Miss Alta Spalding, re early assays that very rich ore
fortably filled and barring a little turned to Drain Wednesday from would be encountered as the devel
delay at Shedds, the trip was an Southern California. Mr.
and opment work progressed.
uneventful one. Those who went Mrs. Gowdy are very much dis
Look in Madsen’s store window
report a very pleasant trip with the satisfied with that dreary, worth and see the fine clocks.
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cool ocean breeze blowing all the less desert country and will remain
livery chicken raiser should call
time. There were many bathers in this county.— Drain Nonpareil.
at Mr. Ii. li. Bright’s poultry yards
in the water, who enjoyed the salt
Watches at a reduced price this Saturday July 25. Mr. Davis
water dip immensely.
month at Scholls.
from Petaluma, California, will
A couple were recently married. teach the Potter system of selecting
The grading and graveling of
The ceremony over the bride be the laying from the 11011 -laying
River street was completed by gan to weep copiously. "W h a t’s lieu. This system is used by sev
Messrs Taylor and Venske Thurs the matter?” asked the new lius eral of our local poultry fanciers,
band. “ I never told you that I ask them. Every person calling
day evening. It is a fine job.
don’t know how to cook,” sobbed at Mr. Bright’s Saturday will re
The Kozy Korner gives careful the bride. "D on ’t fret,” said he ceive free a formula for making a
attention to ice cream orders from ‘ T will not have anything to cook: chicken feed for less than 25 cents
per bushel. Don’t miss it. Ladies
I ’m an editor.”
out of town patrons.
especially invited.
Benson’s Pharmacy
Mrs. 1. II. Veatch, who has beeu
attending her husband at the
General hospital, at Eugene re
turned to Cottage Grove Thursday
afternoon. Mr. Veatch is reported
as improving.
M. O. Warner,, the well known
piano tuner spent Wednesday in
this city while on his way to Coos
Bay. He will hereafter make
regular visits to this city to look
after the pianos o f his old patrons.
A ll kinds of camp furniture at
Veatch & Lawsons.
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A baby lx>y seven months old
was found in a clothes basket at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Siguallness
at Roseburg Saturday morning.
The card read: "Dear Madam—
Please give me a home: papa is
dead and mamma can’t keep me.
I was liorn the 16th of December,
1907.”
Second hand piano to rent. In
quire at Veatch & Lawson’s.
Herman Schmit’s buggy team
ran away at Creswell Thursday
and one fine horse sustained a
broken leg necessitating its killing.
Mr. Schmit purchased another
team and when he went out in the
pasture to get it one horse ran
against a snag "gouging out one
eye.
Wool skirts aud suits at cost at
W. A. Hemenway-
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PLUMBERS AND SHEET
v METAL WORKERS v
A L L W O R K GUARANTEED.
Since our last re|x>it contracts
have tieen let for the building of
the following new homes
A neat,
cozy cottage for Mrs. Hays in the
Long addition and a large commo
dious cottage for Mr. l.uno in the
W
same addition.
lu the McFarland addition Mike
Kebblelieck is building what will
no doubt lx.- the most ex|x-nsive
residence thus far erected in this
city this season
It is a two story
structure .12x12 feet with 8 foot
porches ou the east aud north. It
is a modern design with ornn
mental rafters extending beyond
the plate, forming very artistie
eaves to the gabled roof. Car
peuters have their work well under
t^av and Mr. Kebblebeck will s<x>n • i
have one of the most commodious,
comfortable and artistic homes in
the town.
-V few blocks farther west on
the same street Chas. F. Walker is
building a Iftiautiful five room cot jB
tage home oil his half block near
the west side school building. F.
II. Rosenberg is the owner of the
other half of the block and we
understand will commence work
on a uiixlern cottage on his tract
on or_ before Septemlier 1st.
Messrs Walker and Rosenberg set
^iit a row of shade trees all the
wav around their block a year ago
and they aretnakiuga fine growth.
They will add two more to the
number of pretty homes in this
city.
Contractor W ill Hart has his
fine two story residence on Wall
street practically completed and
moved his household goods therein
Thursday. It is an ornament to
that pretty residence street.
G. L. Rees of Portland, has
purchased the home aud two acre
tract of G. (). McGilvray on Wall
street and will proceed to improve
the residence aud premises in a
most artistic manner.
Mr. Fuller and wife of Albany
have bought the J. M Groves resi
dence property on South street.
Perkins addition, consideration
$900.
A1 Elledge lias purchased the
new cottage ill the McFarland ad
dition recently built by Dr. Foster,
who has sold out aud gone to Coos
Bay to reside.
| L u r c h ' s
I EVERYTHING IN
I SUMMER GOODS
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Reasonable Prices
H A R D W A R E
STOVES AND RANGES
About which there is
nothing cheap but
the price.
FARM IMPLEMENTS
GUNS, AMMUNITION
Everything from a
garden hoe to a
Studebaker wagon.
Headquarters tor
hunters and miners
supplies.
TIN AND GRANITEWARE
The kind that will wear
but costs little money.
Griffin & Veatch Com’y
The- regular statement of the
First National bank presented in
A PAYING PROPOSITION
the Leader today is encouraging
w em a
from the fact that the deposits
( in account of ill health in my
show an increase of several thou
family my business is for sale.
sand dollars over the deposits re
Prices aud terms upon application.
corded in the former statement and
The Kozy Korner.
the general business of the bank
W . A. C u n n i n g h a m , Prop.
shows an improvement in the local
commercial field. The showing is
Convenient Rooms to Rent.
a good one both for the bank and
the community.
Having taken charge of the
Schleef building ou Main street we
are now ready to supply nice,
clean, comfortable furnished rooms
COMPANY M. SALEM . WINS
• 1 to those desiring» a convenient lo
cation. Apply to Mns. II. W in
Roseburg Second. Cottage Grove
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Third— Eugene Bested.
FOLLOW THE FASHION
Salem, July 21.— State tro
phy match finished, Com
pany M (Salem), Third In
fantry, won. Company 1)
(Roseburg) second. Com
pany E (Cottage Grove)
third, Companies A and C,
Eugene, badly in the hole.
Coinixiny E Oregon National
Guard will leave ou Monday,
August .1, for the encampment at
American lake in Washington.
More of the boys are figuring on
making the trip than went last
year, and they will have a great
time during the ten days or two
weeks encampment. The govern
ment puts up the transportation
aud expenses of the trip, witnout
contingency this year.
Tf 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 lit.
N ow w hat is requir
ed? First of all, tight-
fitting waists and
Princess gowns necessitate a perfected Corseted figure
flic- H e n d e r s o n Habit B ack Corset is the one
for the present styles. F o r sale at the Ideal Millinery
Store. Come ladies and inspect them.
'Plie next poultry show will be
more successful if you will sprinkle
you lien roost with Avenarius Car
boliueum, for sale at Veatch X
Lawsons.
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J. W. Wilson and family are
camping with the families of F.
D. Wheeler and N. E. Compton at
Winchester Bay.
The bankruptcy sale notice of
Mrs. Ella Wall appears in the
Leader today.
H a t P in s
ID A F R A N C E S B A R R E T T .
*■ ir*m m
4 EUGENE
j HOSPITAL
made out o f
Lu
Ladies wash suits ou sale Satur
day, at W . A. Ilemenway’s—
watch window for prices.
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E. R. Gowdy, formerly of this
city, but who has si*ut the past
year at Los Angeles, lias returned
to Oregon and is looking for a
business opening, lie was en
gaged in the grocery business at
Roseburg for a couple of years
and later in the hardware business
in Eastern Oregon, but failing
health prompted him to sell out
about two years ago aud go to
California and his maiiy friends
will be pleased to learn that he is
again enjoying jierfect health.
Mrs. Gowdy and the baby are vis
iting with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Spaulding at Drain while Mr.
Gowdy is greeting old friends in
this city.
The finest line in cut glass and
Get the Kozy Korner prices for
clocks ever shown in Cottage ice cream by the gallon delivered
Grove at Madsens.
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anywhere in town.
While looking after some of his
Died.
stock recently, " l* tide“
Bern
Veatch came upon an appletree on ROBERTS—On Thursday, July
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f what is known as the "T o m Knox
2.1, 1908, at 5:.T0 p. in., at his
place" high up on the foot-hills
residence on West Seventh and
north of this city, now owned by
Jefferson streets. Eugene, J. M.
Edgar King. Thistree was planted
Roberts, aged 86 years.
by Tom Knox, deceased, 5.1 years
Mr. Roberts was one of the pio
ago and for many years has grown neers of this county, lie leaves a
out in an open pasture uncared for wife, two sons and two daughters.
aud
unprotected. It is of the He fell from his house about 15
A complete stock of Fixtures and B rass
" ( ’.loci Mull da” variety arid bears years ago and has never been real
a crop of apples almost every year, well since. He took down quite
Goods. Pipe, Pipe Fittings and Sewer Pipe
lieiug heavily ladened with fruit sick Wednesday afternoon and
this year. It is a fine specimen of had been lingering lietween life
Estimates furnished on all plumbing or sheet metal | apple tree and does not appear to
and death ever since.
be pest ridden like most of the old
Mr, Roberts was the father of
work.
apple trees of the valley.
Mrs. Charles Van Denburg and
On warm summer afternoons, Mrs. J. I. Jones o f Cottage Grove.
think of us and buy a good ham Funeral services will lie held at
mock and take life easy. Veatch Eugene at 10 o'clock this Satur
P H O N E 586.
day.
& Lawson,
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PHILLIPS BROS.
More New Homes and Transfers.
M K I II C A l.A N Il SUKGKJAI. S T A F F .
W . K u yk en d all: M. 1).
W. O. Prowler, M . J>.
P. .1. Hartl*», M. D .
B. F. S*»aicíe. M . I>.
D. A . Faine, M D.
U to. U .B . IteB ar, M. D.
I. K. MrDniiffftl, M. 1).
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For the care and treatment of Medical and Surgical Case».
Modem op-
peratinx room and equipment
Sputum and
blood examinations
Appliance« for X ray w ork.
Full corps of trained nurses-
Rates on application
TRA1NINQ SCHOOL FOR N URSES.
I tegular conrae of lectures by the faculty and practical train-
ink in the hospital. The medical and surgical staff of the I ioh -
pital constitutes the faculty. Tor rate« or information, an
Hospital or training, address
W. KUYKENDALL, M. D,
S u p e rin te n d e n t .
Or MIH8 M. H. IIOLMSTICI M,
Superintendent of Nurses.
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i S P R A Y <& CO.
Real Rose Hat Pins
It does not seem possible, yet it is true,
that these Hat Pins arc made out o f live
ros* s,and changed in fo metal by a secret
process.
T h is discovery is w ith ou t
doubt o n e o f the lost arts o f the ancient
E gyptians. T h e y are the most be iutiful
o f all Hat Pins. N o tw o are alike. M ide
in finishes to conform to the prevailing
fashions in millinery. Six sizes at the
fo llo w in g prices i
$ 1 . 50 , $ 2 . 0 «, $ 2 . 5 «.
$ 3 . 00 . $ 3 . 75 , $ 4.50
E ve ry b o d y is talking about them. D o n 't
fail to co m e in and seer hem. T h e * r ere
the genuine D L I.A M O T H E R eel Ko*u
Hat Pins.
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Feed, Flour and
Poultry Supplies
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b a r l e y rolled by tilt- famous Olympic process.
A ll seeds
•I) and foreign matter taken out, leaving the barley free from
•f. dirt of any kind. Every sack guaranteed.
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7* Best Cement and Lime Always C arried it Stock.
^ Agents Fairbanks, Morse Roofing.
p h o n e
i $5
They are at
D. J. SCHOLLS
The Jeweler
an*
Optician.
Fine Gasolene Engine for Sale
£ A twelve horse |«>wer
Fair
bauks itlld Morse gasolene engine,
cl it tell. tank, auto sparker, battery
and .fs foot belt for $400. Outfit
prarifc.iftv new. Apply at Leader
office.
Gaooleno Engine For Sale.
A fine,
almost new .t-horsi
jiower Fairbanks & Morse gasnlei:
I engine, tanks and equipment fc
sale, inquire at the Leader offici
Saturday surprise *al*s at W . A
Hemenway’».
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