W e Must Have More
Honey
Our Ten Days’ Sale has been a big
success, but w e must have more mon
ey to satisfy the demands of our cred
itors so have decided to continue it
Ten Days Longer
W e will continue our Big Price Cut
ting Carnival and give those who
have been away hop picking or else
where an opportunity to supply their
wants at slaughtered prices.
A Few cf the M any Bargains
Ladies skirts from 49 cents to $12.50
Ladies coats at one half
Ladies suits at cost
Ladies silk petticoats at bargains
Ladies kimonas from 13 cents to $2.45
10 five cent handkerchiefs for 10 cents
Mens 50 and 60 cent work shirts for
35 cents
Mens 50 cent cotton underwear for
35 cents
Odd lot of mens shoes $3 to $5 values
$2.45
Odd lot of mens hats from 50 cents
to $1.49
$1 Boss of Road bib overalls 85 cents
Mens cotton sox from 5 to 19 cents
These are but a few of our many
articles offered at bargains. Our
stock is large and complete. W e sell
for what our competitors buy for.
W. A. HEMENWAY
Free From Matrimonial Bonds.
Mrs Rees Received Damages.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Judge H arris handed down a
At Portland last Friday the!
decree of divorce S aturday to the dam age case of Mrs. G. I.. Rees!
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plaintiff iu the case of A nna Jam es of this city, against the S. P. ■
Cottage G rove fair nex t.
Railroad Com pany for injuries
against H enry Jam es.
Prosperous Cottage Grove.
A nna Dennie was granted a di sustained in a railroad wreck a
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vorce from lier husband C larence little more th an one year ago one
mile north of this city, was heard
C ottage G rove district fair next.
Dennie by Judge H arris S aturday.
Dr. Oglesby visited Portland
She was also given a one-tliird in Judge Bronough’s court result
in g in a compromise.
Mrs. Rees last week.
interest in a homestead on which
dem anded $1,500 dam ages and re
Get ready for Cottage G rove’s
she made final proof after her h u s
ceived $1,250 w hich will at least big district fair.
band had deserted her. and a li
partially com pensate her for treat
It will pay you to read Wheeler-
mony to the am ount of $1000.
m ent received at a Portland hog Thompsoti Co’s shoe ad.
Her m aiden nam e was also re
pital following the injuries s u s
If you w ant a good payiug little
stored.
tained in the wreck. W hile far | business inquire at the Bazaar.
from recovered from these injuries
T here is a great deal of good
Mr. Shearer at Dorena.
she is im proving and may in tim e ! w eather coining yet for building.
W. S. Shearer, who has had com pletly recover. Her back w as' Dr. and Mrs. K im e have re
charge of the planing mill dep art injured as a result of the coucus turned home from a visit to Port
ment of the booth-Kelly mill at sion of the train collision, which land.
W endling for the past two years resulted also in the partial paraly- j Mrs. G. B. H aw kins and little
and a h alf has resigned his place sis of her fingers.
grandson spent S aturday in Ku-
to take a positiou as general super
gene.
Chickens
intendent of the C handlers L um
Mrs. S. K. M arkley an d G ladys
ber Co. at Iloreua. Mr. Shearer
S. C. R. I. Reds. No better: Culp went to liugene Saturday to
is a most competent m an and chicken raised for utility or fa n c y .!
spend Sunday.
while the Uooth-Kellv people did I have a lim ited num ber of fine!
You can get 40 pounds of hard
not like to give him up, he would cockrels for sale. Get one before
wheat flour for a bushel of wheat
lie near his home and the salary all are gone. $1 to $1.50.
at Spray & Co’s.
was quite a good deal better.— Re 4 t
W . V’ . M c G e e , Creswell.
|
Mrs. Minnie I'nderw ood and
gister.
A ttorney C. Ii. Lockwood of Mrs. C. A. Harlow visited in liu
T he date for holding the Cottage P ortland was in th is city Saturday gene S aturday and Sunday.
We are unable to figure out why
Grove district fair will lie fixed at looking after the T aft cam paign.
a meeting of the com mittees to Mr. Lockwood found Cottage some men wear lioth suspenders
G rove republicans supporting the and a belt at the sam e time.
night.
party candidates and was assured
The “ Missouri G irl" is playing
Phone ISSI for
P arties’ ice th a t a republican club would lie to large and well pleased houses
organized for active work at once.
plant.
IStff
every where the com pany is billed.
Mrs. Alonzo W illard returned to
mewaaaaarptet>Meemwr Pinmaomawa—ateeaaoeaeiiaeenotinryrar her home in liugene after a two
weeks visit with relatives in this
city.
Miss lithel M. D orcas returned
to her home at Salem Monday
looks after the sanitation of
after a pleasant visit with the
her home for th e sake of her
Misses W iddersheim .
husband, her children, her
W. C. Conner of the le a d e r,
self. Careful and scientific
who is also a poultry fancier, re
plum bing counts for much,
ceived an order M onday m orning
and costs not m uch more than
for a dozen Langshan chickens to
the old, indifferent, slapdash
be shipped to a large poultry farm
style of work. Only one word
in Ja p an .
more: W e are modem , san i
A Wide-Awake Woman
ta ry plum bers.
Phillips Bros.
A car of prunes was shipped COTTAGE GROVE
from D rain last week to the Cot
POULTRY AT SALEM
tage G rove I;ruit Co.
T he local liugene creamery is
< >u Saturday the Cottage Grove
payiug AS cents a pound for butter poultry fanciers who entered poul
fat delivered at th e creamery or .14 try in the state fair exhibit re
cents for it delivered at any rail ceived their prem ium cards and
road station.
cash prizes, w hich dem onstrates
/e k e D obson's clodhopper dance I the fact th at Cottage Grove poultry
is one of the features that will lx- breeders understand their business
introduced in T h e Missouri Girl at and bv practical and up-to-date
AT
the armory theater next W ednes , m ethods have produced fowls of
day evening.
i the various breeds unexcelled iu
Mrs. Fred H erren who sum itted
only Oregon, but the Nortli-
to a severe operation at the liugene west
T he exhibitors and their w iuings ;
hospital has so far recovered as to
were
as follows:
lie able to retu rn to her home at
Black Jav as— I). It. Chamberieu,
Cottage G rove Saturday.
Andy Nelson has received a Istco ck rel: 1st, 2nd, .4rd, 4th p u l
contract for installing a new hot let: 1st pen.
W hite Minorca*—1). T. Awbrey,
air furnace an d heating system in
the C hristian church iu this city Istco c k rel: 1st, 2nd, drd, 4th, p u l
and com menced work on this con let: 1st lien.
Silver Grey Dorkings—K. F.
tract last week.
Bright, 1st cockrel; 1st and 2nd
Only 1.48 of the H o old soldiers
pullet.
who registered during the Lane
Ilo u d au s— K. K. Bright, 1st,
County V eterans’ Association re
2nd, 4rd, 4th, 5th cockrel; 1st,
union, were for T aft for president.
2nd, .4rd, 4th pullet; 1st pen.
T h a t m ust .m ak e the other two
Buff Cochins— F. H. Rosenburg,
feel lonesome, politically.— I\u
1st, 2nd, .ird cockrel: 1st, 2nd,
gene Register.
.ird, 4th. Sth pullet; 1st pen.
C. H . W allace, a pioneer m inis
Rhode Island Reds— Mrs. Mary
ter of the C. P. church w as in S. W alker, 1st and 2nd cockrel,
town the first of last week. S u n three birds exhibited.
day, iu the aisles of the church he
Prizes were aw arded practically
held quite a reception to old friends every bird exhibited from th is
eager to greet him after illness and place, which is certainly a “ feather
long absence, says a Creswell cor- in the c a p ” of our local fanciers.
resjxnident.
The open season lor bird shooting; will soon
SOME OF THE PRIZES.
G. A. N ichols of the Y oucalla
be
here. Come in and see the famous new Rem
II. Rosenberg, Buff Cochins,
Courier, was in this city Saturday
ington and Winchester pump guns and our fine
$1.4 cash prizes: y ear's subscription
shipping his household goods to
line of double and single barrel shot guns.
to Pacific Farm er an d three
Y oucalla w here he and his wife
Remember Peters’ shot gun shells never fail.
m onths advertising in Pacific
will tak e up their residence.
THE BEST HEATING STOVES
Farm er.
George is m ak in g a newsy and at
D. T. Awbrey, W hite Minorcas,
The old reliable Bridge-Beach and Cribben <S:
tractive paper out of the Courier.
$7.50 cash prizes, can b ak in g
Sexton
heating stoves. Can save you money
H e is a first class printer an d a
]>owders, and can of Lee’s chicken
and
give
you the Latest and Best Heater.
good all round uewspaper m an.
lice exterm inator.
A. W . W allace completed his
I). B. Chamlierleu, Black Javas,
contract on th e Burkholder-Woods $7.50 cash prizes, 1 can poultry
brick S aturday night and with his egg food.
wife and dau g h ters returned to
K. F.. Bright, Dorkings and
Portland Sunday. The brick lay Iloudaus, $1.5.00 cash prizes, an d
ing done by Mr. W allace and his several specials.
brothers on the Spray and Burk
Mrs. Mary W alker, three Rhode
holder, W oods buildings caused Island Reds, $2.50 cash prize.
the natives to set up and take
notice. It is as smooth a job as
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one ever sees. Billie W allace has
If you adhere to
Fra.tkie Hawley cam e down
also returned to his home at Cres
the
fashion in suits,
from Kastern Oregon lately to
well .
waists and cloaks,
II. B. Miller of fiugeue, A m eri visit with his grandfather, O. P.
you
must follow it
Adams.
can Consul-General at Yokohama,
closely in Corsets.
Jas. Benson, the druggist, has
Ja p an , who for the past few
Unless your Corset
m ouths has lieen seriously indis returned home from Portland,
posed, has lieen granted leave of where he put in a large stock of
is stylish your other
absence, and is expected iu Ku- holiday and current books.
stylish cut garments
gene, where he will rejoin his
A m arriage license was issued
will not tit.
family and spend his vacation iu Monday to Sherm an Clark and
Now what is requir
his home town.
Miss Leah A m anda W iltse. Also
ed?
First of all, tight-
Oysters in auy style at the W ave. to Grover (). W alker and Miss
fitting
waists and
Mr. and Mrs. F. T . Miles re Jessie D. Sailor.
Princess
gowns
necessitate
.a
perfected
Corseted
figure
The Booth Kelly logging cam p
turned to Portland Sunday where
The Hervdersorv Habit B ack C orset is the one
Mr. Miles will resume his position has started up at the Saginaw
as express messenger on the S. P. mills. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Miller of
for the present styles. For sale at the Ideal Millinery
railroad, after a few weeks enjoy this city, will go into the cam p
Store. Come ladies and inspect them.
able vacation spent with his wife’s this week to tak e charge of the
IDA FRANCES BARRETT.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Baker cook house.
an d other relatives at this place
For oyster cocktails go to the
ancbup on Mosby creek.
Wave.
Tw enty pounds of flour for a
J . M. Comer went to the T ate
bushel of oats at Spray & C o’s.
place lielow W alker Station Mon
A potato vine nearly seven feet day to assist in drying the Italian
in length, which produced six prunes on th at place, which is said
MBII10At. AND SURU1CAI. STAKE.
potatoes averaging two |ioumls to be a large crop of excellent
W. K uykendall; M. II.
W. O. IToaaer, M 11.
each, or a total of twelve pounds, quality this season.
F. 4. Hartl«, M. II
was presented to the Veatcli Real
Fresh Kastern oysters on the
H. F. Seal«!« M D.
n. A. Fain«, M D.
F.state Co., Saturday, by II. I). half shell at the W ave.
•Ino. O H n e tta r, M. D.
Russell, who resides on a farm
Frank Snodgrass, city m arshal,
L. K. .Mrin u m a i. M. I).
n ear Lorane, west of Cottage returned home Sunday from a Lip
For the care and treatment nf Medical and Surgical Cane*. M odem op-
Grove. T his yield is at the rate east, he having lieen a memlier of
perating room and equipment
Appliances for X ray w ork. Sputum aad
of 800 bushels to the acre.
O regon's crack rifle team w hich
blood exam inations. Full corps of traiaed Burses. Rates on application
Spray & Co., the new brick near ! participated in th e national mili-
TR A IN ING SCHOOL FOR NURSES.
th e depot, will pay cash for your tarv shoot iu Ohio this summer.
produce
Frank also visited scenes of his
R e g u la r count« of le c tu re s by the fa cu lty a n d p ra c tic a l t r a i n
ing in th e lin sp lta l. 'flic m edical nnd surgical stall' of th e hon-
Rev. Skidm ore who has lieen younger days and was accom-
p ita l coimtlliiteM th e fnenlty.
F o r ra te s o r In fo rm a tio n , as
panied
cm
his
return
by
his
aged
h o s p ita l o r tra in in g , a d d ress
W. K IY K E N H A I.I., M. D,
pastor of the Creswell Methodist
Superintendent.
church for the past year, left Mon parents, who after a visit with two
Or MISS M. H . IIO l.M ST ItF M ,
day m orning for Junction City, daughters iu P ortland will visit
H ii|ier1ntendeiit o f N urses.
accom panied by Mrs. Skidmore. with their son here and m ay d e
Mr. Skidm ore has been a memlier cide to locate in this citv.
of the Oregon conference for over
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forty years and expected to resign
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g / - g
c g 'v y W f vA g y F I W^TTA,1 f A* f J II
from active service in the field, at
the conference which was held in
Salem last week.
“School Days,
The Golden Rule Days.”
LURCH’S
BOY’S SCHOOL SUITS,
SHOES, HATS AND CAPS.
YOUR CHOICE.
Y e Sportsm en
Take Notice
nummimimmsi
Griffin*Yeatch Company.
FOLLOW THE FASHION
EUGENE
j HOSPITAL
Sickly Children
Iyver get swelled on yourself?
W atch /e k e and Daisy in the third
act of The.M issouri Girl and get a
few pointers.
Billie Y eatch, wife and family,
after a two years residence in Coos
county, have returned to Cottage
G rove and oti October 1st., he
will again ta k e charge of his little
farm one mile west of this city
which he has been renting. Mr.
Y eatch says Coos county has a
good m any advantages and desir
able features and has its d raw
G . O. M cGilvray and wife backs. Farm ing and dairy lands
stopped over S unday in this city to are unreasonably high and until
visit with relatives an d friends the proposed railroad is built into
while returning to their home at th a t county it must depend solely
Canyonville from a visit with their on wafer transportation. M r .
sons in F astera Oregon and W ash Y eatch says times are a little quiet
ington. T hey formerly resided Ltbere just now. N o more will he
roam from his own fireside.
cvcss# here.
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i SPRAY & CO.
Feed, Flour and
Poultry Supplies
BARLEY rolled by the famous Olympic procesu. All seeds
and foreign m atter taken out, leaving the barley free from
dirt of any k in d . Kvery sack guaranteed.
are lialile t" lie in any home. Volt never
Best Cement and Lime Always Carried it Stock-
know when they are going to he taken
Agents Fairbanks, Morse Roofing.
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sick, either, tmt very frequently it hap
pens in the night time, when the drug
stores are closed, lienee the adviaabil
ily of supplying the home with some
of the ahvaya handy remedies—those
Gasolene Engine For Sale.
Fine Gasolene Engine far Sale
most in demand for common ills. We
A
fine,
almost
new
.4
horse
keep none lint the purest drugs and
A twelve horse power F air
power F airb an k s Sc Morse gasolene b an k s and Morse gasolene engine,
medicines, amt charge in reason.
Benson’s Pharmacy
Cottage Grove, Oregon
engine, ta n k s and equipm ent for I clutch, tan k , au to sparker. battery
sale. In q u ire at the le a d e r office. 'a n d .45 foot belt for $400. Outfit
Trespass notices printed on cloth practically new. Apply at Leader
office.
on sale at th e le a d e r office.