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Bis Sale Continues One Lot Ladies’ Shoes, values to $3.50, sale - 12.45 Ladies’ 3o cent Underwear 23 25 cent Hose, sale 17 to 19 15 cent Hose, sale 12 12’/j cent Hose, sale 9 - 5oc to $1.25 M en’s 5 cent Handkerchiefs - M en’s 20 cent Socks, - - M en’s 10 cent Socks, - o3 15 - 07 Odd Lot M en’s Underwear less than cost One Lot M en’s Suspenders 5 Papers Pins - - - - 23 - 05 W. A. H E M E N W A Y Gents Furnishings Dry Goods. Lynx Valley Items. Kansas Fam ily Arrives Here. | Wm. Veatch and Family Welcomed Gowdyville, Oct. 3, 1908. Mr. Wm. Veatch and family having just moved back into their Mr. J. A. Briggs came home from Eugene Tuesday. nice little home here, on last Sat urday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Man- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mackie visited Cottage Grove Monday. zo Wheeler, Mr. and Mrs. Sam McKernon, Mr. and Mrs. Magee, W e learn that Mr. K. Y. I’orter is suffering with rheumatism. Mesdames Wilbur and Chas. Mc Farland, Mr. and Mrs. Beales, Mr. Brown is home again after a trip to Colorado and other points. Mr. and Mrs. Trailer, Mrs. Maj Canfield, Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Mr. M aGeeof Creswell preached at the school house Sunday even Handy, Mr. and Mrs. John S. ing. Coleman and Cyrus C. Brock, all Mr. Dale Guiley was up from neighbors and friends, called at Eugene for a few days the first of Mr. Veatch's to show and express the week. their pleasure upon their return Mr. Otto Briggs had the misfor back to their home. A ll enjoyed Dog Suicides By Hanging. tune to nearly amputate one of his the evening pleasantly. However, toes last week. Bryson Sears who lives on a some of them overindulged in re Miss McCord, our school mis farm two and a half miles north freshments but still got home safe tress spent Saturday and Sunday east of this city, lost a valuable ly before midnight. at her home in Creswell. A G it e s t . young varmint hound Wednesday Miss I.illie Neal, who has been in a peculiar way. The dog at visiting relatives at Pleasant Hill Entertained State Officer. tempted to jump over a picket returned home Monday. fence, while running and in fall Mr. Barbers people moved to Mrs. Alice Porges of Portland, the Khinehart place near Creswell ing back its neck slipped down Monday. W e were sorry to loose between two pickets and it was Deputy State Commander of the choked to death l>efore located by L. O. T . M., visited this city the them from our neigliliorhood. first of the week, in the interest of Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Sheridan 1 Mr. Sears. l i e regrets his loss the local Hive. She was the are at home after a two weeks out" very much. guest of Mrs. II. A . Miller during iug at Newport. They report a very pleasant time and are much E. J. Lewis a well known social her visit. improved in health. The memlrers of Lady Larnsou ist speaker, addressed a fair sized audience at the armory hall W ed Hive, Mrs. A. W. Kime com Seven carloads of pears were nesday evening, lie presented mander, tendered her a reception shipped this season from one or the principles of socialism in quite at a special afternoon session on chard near Oakland. That’s go a convincing and entertaining Monday, and at its close, served a delicious five o ’clock tea, which ing some. manner. was greatly enjoyed by all present. Mr. Duncan Caldwell went to town Tuesday. Thos. Schild and family, of Goodland, Kansas, arrived at this place Thursday with a large car load of personal effects, including five horses, two colts, two cows, pigs, chickens, ducks, farm imple ments, wagons and household goods. Mr. Schild has purchased the Del.ure Ilemenway place six miles south of town and will move thereon at once. Mr. Schild ap pears to be a prosperous farmer and will no doubt succeed in fa vored old < )regon, where crops never fail. Fine New Millinery Good«. A Wide-Awake Woman ; looks after the sanitation of her home for the sake of her husband, her children, her self. Careful and scientific plnmbing counts for much, and costs not much more than the old, indifferent, slapdash style of work. i )nly one word more: W e are modern, sani tary plumbers. Phillips . Ida Frances Barrett calls your attention to a line of new goods just received from Chicago, and you know what Chicago prices mean. W e have new shapes in large, medium and small in all the best colors, also a line of new trimmings, wings, Pocahontas, pon pons and prices that will count. School hats for girls as cheap as $1.00. 2t T he I d e a i . M i l m nerv I “ The Montana Limited” is a | thrilling play of life in the great i west, by Charles 1'lrich and W. I. Roberts. Critics are unanimous in its praise as one of the strongest western dramas produced “ Not a dull moment from the first to the last curtain. A series of thrilling incidents graphically told, superb scenic effects. A very marvelously Patronize Leader advertisers. Cottage Grove district fair next. If.you want a good paying little business inquire at the Bazaar. “ The Montana Limited,” the next attraction at the armory theater. I “School Days, {T h e Golden Rule Days.” AT LURCH’S The baby of Mr. and M rs.»). Frohmader is recovering from an attack of measles, out at the farm home. M en’s Clothing at cost. Odd Lot M en’s Hats, The Leader leads. F. B. Phillips and wife Ifave re turned home from a visit to Wash iugtou and Idaho points of interest. A Few Articles on Sale $1.90 THE MONTANA LIMITED A FIRST CLASS SHOW You can get 4«» |iouuds of hard wheat flour for a bushel of wheat at Spray & Co’s. W e will continue our S P E C IA L Sale on all Hose, Neckwear, Belts, etc., that w e had strung, also Shoes, Underwear, Ladies Waists, Kimonas, etc., that are in Bins, as the boxes they belong in are either destroyed or damaged and w e do not wish to put them back on the shelves. One O dd Lot M en’s Shoes, $3 to $5 values for LOCAL AND PL . Busy People. Probably the busiest people ill town are Prof. Reynolds and his teachers of the new art in paint ing. They seem to he doing a big business and all the pupils seem pleased. They will remain until Monday night. BOY’S SCHOOL SUITS, Thursday ( tscar Frohmader was thrown from a horse while driving stock and sustained a badly bruised theigh. SHOES, HATS AND CAPS. County court oiiened for the Oc tober term Wrdnesday. There is quite a little business before the court this month. YOUR CHOICE. Mrs. Darwin Bristow and daugh-! ter, Helen, of Eugene, are visit iug relatives and frieuds in this their old home town. realistic train robbery. An ab Dame rumor says there will I k - a sorbing love story, teeming with wedding in this city Sunday, the I virile life of the western mcuu- contracting parties being promi tains. Cowboys, road agents, nent young people of the town. Mexicans, Indians. A play re Prof. A . L. Briggs of the Mon plete with the odor of the moun mouth Normal school, was visit tain [lines and the bracing ozone ing with his family here and Ux>k from mountain and plain. Once ing after property interests Thurs seen always in memory. Armory hall, October 14. Prices 25, .15 day. j and SO cents. Dick White was down from the Bohemia mining camp this week. J. S. Camp, a civil engineer has He is pushing development work located in Cottage Grove, having on his mining property and is fitted up offices upstairs in the new pleased with his prospects Phillips building. Mr. Camp was Rev. W . A. Elkins, pastor of formally locating engineer for the the Christian church at Cottage Chicago, Milwaukee and St Paul railroad company. He isprepared Grove, accompanied by his family, to make surveys for mining pai arrived down from that city on the ents and has considerable work laid out for him in the Bohemia noon train Thursday.—Guard. mines for next serson. Iu the A . B. Woodi manager of the (). meantime he sees plenty of local & S. E. railroad company, re work in his line to occupy his at turned home Thursday evening tention during the winter, lie from the east where he has been makes a specialty of railroad looking after important business locations ami estima tes, municipal and land surveys, water and sewer matters. plans and estimates, mining sur Dr. Nave will return Saturday veys surface and under ground. from Ashland, where he has been Timberlauds also located and attending the Synod of ( iregon. timber estimated. Mr. Camp has no doubt selected a good jx>int for lie will occupy his pulpit at the a location as there has long been Presbyterian church at 11 a. in an opening for just such a man and 7.30 p. m. Sunday. Theme here. of morning sermon is “ The church A free church social was belli Jehovah’s Abiding Place.’ ’ Come at the Christian church Wednes and worship with us. day evening which was largely at tended by the church membership Oysters in any style at the Wave. and friends. An interesting mus Contractor Clark, who made ical and literary program was many fine improvements in Cot carried out and light refreshments were served, it is planned to hold tage Grove the past season, will a similar social at this church soon return to his Ashland home once a mouth on Wednesday even with his wife, but will return to ing. Cottage Grove as soon as spring Aft. ami Mrs. Land returned opens to build the new Martin & Sunday from a three weeks visit Kebblebeck two story brick on the at Bandon, Ore. They were ac north corner of Main and Third companied by their daughter and streets for which he has the con husband, Mr. and Mr. Jerry Lingo who will make an extended visit tract. here. For oyster cocktails go to the LeRoy Woods, of the Burk- Wave. holder-Woods Co., sustained a The <iuestiou of forming a new county from north Douglas ami south Lane with Cottage Grove as the seat of government in the new county, is at last nearing a settlement, the proposition having been taken up by the Cottage Grove high sch»x>l debating team for final disposition at one of their forthcoming meetings. The Lead er is with the affirmative. Twenty jxiumls of flour for bushel o f oats at Spray & Co's. The two musical entertainments to lie given by the Civic Improve ment committee of the Woman’s Club, the afternoon and evening of Oet. 16, will !>e held at the Commercial Club rooms. The programs are not quite completed, but will appear early next week A very pleasing part of these pro grams will be pianola piano music. The pianola piano is kindly fur nished by the Filer piano com pany of Portland. badly bruised hip by stepping be tween the joists in their new build ing Thursday. Fun! Fun! Fun! At Prof. show every office. Reynolds free funny night near Leader Ye Sportsmen Take Notice V sm&imimjm * t The open season for bird shooting will soon hie here. Come in and see the famous new Rem ington and Winchester pump gnus and our fine line of double and single barrel shot guns. Remember Peters' shot gun shells never fail. T H E B E S T H E A T IN G ST O V E S The old reliable Bridge-Reach and Cribben »Sexton heating stoves. Can save you money and give you the Latest and Best Heater. Griffin-Veatch Company. 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 garments will not fit. N o w w hat is requir ed? First of all, tight- fitting waists and Princess gowns necessitate a perfected Corseted figure The H e n d e rs o n H abit B a ck C o rse t is the one for the present styles. For sale at the Ideal Millinery Store. Conte ladies and insj)ect them. ID A F R A N C E S B A R R E T T . - T eugene HOSPITAL MKDICAI j AN O SU KG ICA I. STAFF d \vvsvrt\v vvvv vs.ssss.-v-»‘iSSS^J 14 to -> > jj G s lin n s ; Barrels Carpets and Rugs ¡j Marie to orrier ami Satis faction guaranteed both as to workmanship and prices. Apply to I. M. C o m er Pw»"fs 3 t !!6 h K. Mi I »nilgai, M. 1>. For the care and treatment ol Medical and Surgical Case*. Modern op- periling room and equipment. Appliance« for X ray work. Sputum and blood examinations Full corps of trained nurses. Rate« on application TRAIN INQ SCHOOL FOR NU R SE S. Regular course ol lecture« liy the faculty mill practical train ing in the hospital. The medical anil surgical stuff of the ho«- nitnl coimtiliilcn the faculty. For rate« or inform ation, a« hoapitnl or training, niMrens W. K t ’ Y K E N D A l.l,, M. II, Superintend eat. n e a r A d v e n t i s t C ia v ir c h Or C S -IK W .V C V C S -W V S -.-C V '.V S V ^ < i W, Kuykendall. M. I). W .Ü. Promer, M I>. F. J. Hart le, M l> H F. Sealeie. M I). D. A. Paine, M I>. ileo. O H DeBar, M. D. H . H O l.M H T f U 'M , Snpertnl iidem of Nurses. M IS S M _ Railroad and Stage Trips SPRAY Spray & Co., the new brick near the depot, will pay cash for your produce. A Leader representative called on Sam G. Lockwood Thursday at his home on W all street and found him to lx* anything hut the “ critically ill” man which he was are often apt to give one a sick headache, reported to l)e in our last issue, accompanied by nausea. It is always lie is up and around and says he wise to provide one's self with a handy feels much better than he did on remedy in case of need. We have such reliefs here, ami they act promptly with his arrival home from San Frau the sufferer. For all other kinds of cisco lately. He is afflicted with a headache, and. indeed, for all the ills cancer in his ear, but says the that flesh is heir to, we can give you a swelling is reduced and many reliable remedy. Our Prescription In.*- other symptoms of the arrest of the partment is open at all reasonable hours, I and it is managed by skilled com- disease are apparent. Mr. Ixxrk- ' pounders. wood is very cheerful, looks well and thinks he has the better of the affliction with which he has Cottage Grove, Oregon been troubled for some time, Benson's Pharmacy CO. Feed, Flour and Poultry Supplies ( ( ( B ARLEY rolled by the famous Olympic process. A ll seeds ( and foreign matter taken out, leaving the harlev free from ( dirt of any kind. Every sack guaranteed. ( ------ ( Best Cement and Lime Always Carried it Stock- j V Agents Fairbanks, Morse Roofing. P H O N E 133 j Gasolene Engine For Sale. Fine Gasolene Engine for Salt A fine, almost new 3 horse A twelve horse power Fail power Fairbanks Sc Morse gasolene hanks and Morse gasolene engine engine, tanks ami equipment for clutch, tank, auto-sparker, batter sale. Inquire at the leader office. and 35 font belt for $400. ( >utfi Trespass notices printed on cloth practically new. Apply nt Leade office. ou sale at the leader office.
