LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Rees-W allace Co.
The Hal
has as
much to
do with
-making
ths man
as does
the
Suit
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Miners’
LADIES’
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O u r G R O C E R Y D E PA R TM EN T is m ore com plete
th an ev er liefore. B rin g in y o u r farm produce.
pRees-Wallace Co.fjfl
At Opera House Two Nights.
Hallowe'en Party
T he popular th e atric al aggrega
tion, E c k h a rd t’s Ideals, will ap
pear at the opera house Friday
and S aturday nights, November
6th and 7th, the big dram atic
event of the year, presenting the
greatest of laugh m akers, the
Villiage Schoolm aster. It is one
of those plays th a t catch you in the
short ribs and you la u g h from l o
ginning to the end. T he produc
tion w as a great success in New
York, where it had a phenom enal
run. M anager H ckhardt witnessed
the first production and im m ediate
ly secured it for the coast. It
gives all of the cast a chance for
good work and also gives the
ladies an opportunity to wear some
swell gow ns of the dressm akers’
art. T he com pany th is year is
the best ever enrolled under the
m anagem ent of Mr. K ckhardt.
T here will be no long waits, as
there are vaudeville sketches be
tween acts. Prices; children 25
cents, general adm ission 35 cents,
reservied seats 50 cents. Seats on
sale ot the New E ra d ru g store.
Miss E m m a Job entertained a
num ber of her friends at her hom e
W ednesday evening.
T he porch and rooms were
lighted with Ja c k O ’L anterns and
beautifully decorated with autum n
leaves and red berries.
A ghost welcomed you at the
door by ex ten d in g a cold, clam y
hand, which you were expected to
shake as heartily as you pleased.
W hen the guests arrived they
were told to find a dim ond ring,
hidden in the rooms. T hen cam e
the eating of doughnuts and
apples suspended on a string.
Some learned their fate by m eans
of three dishes of coffee, tea and
water. ( Itliers experienced fright
in the dark when com m anded to
grasp th a t w hich was th ru st into
their hand s an d when they did,
found it to lie chestnut burrs, cold
starch and the like.
T he ghosts escorted all to the
basem ent, one by one, aiid by the
wierd sounds an d noises the re
m aining ones were assured to meet
the same doom.
In the ghosts’ dom ain they found
hung over a fire, a huge kettle
which held w alnuts. A n u t con
cealing the fu tu re of each person.
T he fortunes were read followed
by stories of ghosts and haunted
houses.
A gypsy w aited up stairs to tell
fortunes and there w as m uch
am usem ent over the fates of her
victims,
Partners for lunch were secured
by m atching m iniature pum pkins.
At m idnight the ghosts departed
and the spell w'as broken.
T he guests were: Misses Berg,
Moore, M undy, C urrin, Coffee,
N eva and L eah Perkins, Knowl-
ton, Ilefty, Jones and I,ea. Messrs
Thom as, T rask, H arvey, Currin,
Anderson, F.rnest, Scovell and
Sanford.
Card of Thanks.
\Ve desire to express our h eart
felt th a n k s to the kin d neighbors
and friends who rendered us so
m uch assistance and sought to
comfort us d uring the illness and
death orf a beloved wife and
mother.
H
enry
D amkw ooo
and
F
a m il y .
Shoe Shop in New Quarters.
A. I.. Reed has moved his shoe
shop from the harness store to the
first door west of the Fashion
Stables oil Main street, where he
has repapered and fitted up a
cosy shop. T ak e your repair
work to him as he guarantees
satisfaction.
29-4t
Reduction on Ladies Hats.
Dr. Macey’s New Office.
T he Leader leads.
T h e cam paign is about over.
Patronize Leader advertisers.
Cottage G rove district fair u ex t.
W illiam L audess was a county
seat visitor W ednesday.
E ck h ard t Id e a ls" the n ex t a t
traction at the arm ory theater.
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Rev. J. L. Beatty of Creswell
was a C ottage G rove visitor today.
Mrs. D avid Scholl an d Mrs. Jas.
Master, visited th e county seat
T h u rsd ay .
Mr. and Mrs. 1'red Russell of
Dorena are visiting in Portland
this week.
T an k s, all k in d s of m etal work,
plum bing,
co n tract
estim ates.
Phillips & Jo rd an .
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Miss A bbie Johnson visited her
sister, Mrs. E ugene M atlock, at
E ugene th is week.
Dave Allison h as opened a
plum bing shop in the old gallery
building on the west side.
Miss May A nderson com m enced
a term of school iti the Sears dis
trict east of th is city M onday.
County Com missioner H . D.
E dw ards ’»as looking after road
m atters at this place T h u rsd ay .
A ttorney Geo. B. Dorris of E u
gene, was looking after some legal
m atters in th is city W ednesday.
T aft an d Bryan graphophoue
records will be classed am ong the
shelf worn goods after th is week.
D uke K nox has sold th e east 35
acres of the K nox farm to W . B.
Cooper an d partner, at $40 per
acre.
J. I. Jones an d C. II. V an Den-
burg were in E ugene T uesday
evening an d listened to the speech
of Senator Fulton.
If one th ird of life is speut iu
sleep, why not buy a B. M. O. E.
m attress of V eatch & Lawson an d
ta k e life easy.
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Levi Geer of U tid o u w as in the
city T h u rsd ay an d attended the
Ju d g e G eorge address at arm ory
hall last evening.
Look out for tomorrow nig h t
when the H allow e’en spooks stalk
abroad in the lan d an d play their
m ischievous p ran k s.
T h e G rove S tudio h as engaged
for a short tim e th e m ost skillfu
operator ever iu th e tow n. Come
in before he leaves an d get a really
first class photo..
John Phillips h as sold his in ter
est in Phillips Bros, p lum bing es
tablishm ent to F ra n k Jo rd an and
the firm nam e is now styled
Phillips & Jo rd an . Mr. Phillips
rem ains in the em ploy of the firm.
lio n . R. M. V eatch an d Ju d g e
Medley discussed dem ocratic issues
at W ildwood T h u rsd ay an d rep o rt
th a t the enemy is th e ir’n. It is
predicted by our friends th a t Wild-*
wood will go dem ocratic two to
one.
G ertrude Johnson O ’F ling gave
one of her splendid recitals at the
C hristian church W ednesday. It
is to lie regretted th a t th e re w as
not a larger atten d an ce as she is
undoubtedly th e best im personator
and reader th a t h as ever visited
th is city.
FIRST NHTIONHL BHNK |
OF COTTA*IK OROVK.
d
SL R P L I S
W O F IT S
; $
45 , 000.00 :
AND
GROWING
LA RG ER
Yon p ro te c t y o u r hom e from tire b y in su rin g i t —T H A T ’S W i8 E .
W hy d o n ’t y o u p r o te c t y o u r D eeds, N otes, a n d M o rtg a g e s, C on
tra c ts , T a x R eceipts, a m i O th e r V aluable P a p e rs , K e ep sak e J e w e lry .
E tc ., fro m P I R E s n d B U RG LA RS b y re n tin g one of our
SAFETY DEPOSIT VAULTS— That's Wise. Too.
J u s t In sta lle d .
Come a n d See T h em .
T h e F irst N a t io n a l B a n k
T h * O ld Reliable.
Spray & Co. for Leslie salt.
Perry Ely of Kelso, W ashing
ton, h as been in C ottage Grove
and at Disston several d ay s em
ploying team s and superintending
the work of h au lin g his reduction
p lan t an d supplies in to his m ining
property in the Bohemia cam p
from the present term inus of the
O. & S. E. railroad at Disston.
H e is p aying one an d a h alf cents
per pound for freighting.
Spray & Co, buys veal, c h ic k
ens, eggs, etc.
T h e Ivugeue
G u ard s a y s :
Sheriff H arry Bown w ent to C ot
tag e G rove T hursday to conduct
13-year old Johnnie Ila rtu n g to
E ugene for a hearing in the ju v e
nile court on charges of incorrigi
bility. H e will
probably be
turned over to the Boys and G irls
aid society home or reform school.
T here is a young girl from C ottage
G rove an d one from E ugene who
are shortly to lie sent to th e Boys
an d G irls Aid society or one of the
hom es at P o rtlan d .”
Bran $1.40 per 100 pounds at
th e flour m ill.
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Some Varieties of Pheasants.
“ A re yon a good wing shot?"
“T hey say so."
“ Well, ju st w ait till the Reeves
pheasao t gets louse la this country
snd you’ll w aste your powder on the
desert nlr.”
The Retires Is the rage In the old
world for size. Iienuly and J u k i breast
meat. See th a t seven foot tall? When
lovemnklng be bolds It perpendR-uhii*
or spreads It like a peacock. In flight
he Is n flush of light, bussing with
tw ice the velocity of our Dative birds
and able to stop nt full speed and drop
straig h t down luto a tree.
“ E asy m ark," did you say?
An Englishm an d id n 't think so. He
threw down his gun In disgust and
grunted, “T h a t's no pheasant; th a t’s u
loug tailed skyrocket!"
T he birds adapted to our country are
the common, Chinese. Japanese. Mongo-:
llun. Reeves, Ilngenbecks, Prlnee o f
W ales and Soem inerrlngs. Those for
the aviary are the Golden. Silver. Ain
herst, Eared. Im peyan and Argus. The
eros8es am ong these are legion. Best
known In United S tates a re English,
Chinese. Mongolian, Golden. Silver.
Am herst and Reeves.
T he business birds th a t are used to
restock the west ore mostly n cross of
the English and Chinese.
China ships most gam e birds to the
United States: Rciglnm nnd Canada
next In number.
The Reeves, from China, Is the popu
lar bird In England and especially
Ladies, see th o se.C am eo back
combs at the Bazaar.
E x-C ongressm au M. C. George
addressed a fair sized audience at
the arm ory hall T h u rsd ay evening
H e is an able an d convincing
speeker an d discussed the political
issues of the day from a republican
view point in a m ost en tertain in g
and instructive m anner, his being
one of the best republican speeches
delivered at th is place d u rin g the
cam paign.
LA VOGUE SUITS
Not the Cheapest
but the BEST
tak e pleasure in an
W E nouncing
a special dis
play of La Vogue Suits and 5
Coats. These peerless g ar- 5
m ents are well-known to
you as the highest a r t in
tailored garm ents. You are
assured of a graceful, perfect
fit; of being clad in a Suit o r
C o at of the la test mode, of
thoroughly dependable nta-
terials, and m ade w ith pains-
ta k in g care th ro u g h o u t.
Come in and look.
are welcome a t
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Take Notice V i ' t
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ItHEVBS AND OO LD EN PHEASANTS.
adapted to Scotland. In one season on
the Suffolk e state 9,700 birds were bag
ged and 101,000 eggs gathered.
New Jersey raises as high as 20,COO
birds a year, and private reserves sc a t
tered through the country re a r many.
Colorado has an aviary a t Denver of
3,000 pheasants on exhibition, a larger
collection th an th a t of all the parks of
Europe together. As these birds re
quire no more care th an thoroughbred
chickens, they will soon be bred every
where.
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Yes, dear, the tim e is nigh when you
will no longer d rag your weary feet
o'er rough m ountain roads and through
trouser tearing thickets In vain a t
tem pt to And a chipm unk on which to
try your $000 hnmmerless. The woods
will be full of high fliers, and to bag
one Reeves will bo glory enough to
shed a halo round you fo r a lifetim e.
Died.
EM ERSON— A t the home of his
parents, Mr. an d "Mrs. Benjamin
Emerson, at L atham , T h u rsd ay
m orning Get. 2'>, 1908, Chris
Emerson, aged about 22 years
of consum ption.
Deceased w as a most exem plary
and highly esteemed young m an.
He was a g rad u ate of a California
business college arid his sad and
untim ely death is deeply deplored
by all who knew him . Funeral
services were conducted from the
family home this Friday m orning
by Elder Jos. Sharp, interm ent i’>
the Shield’s cem etery. T h e be
reaved parents an d friends have
the sym pathy of th e entire com
m unity.
G et your eave troughs put up
before the rainy season sets iu.
Phillips & Jo rd an .
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A fine line of ladies suits and
T he Register tells a good little
coats at VV. A. llem enw ays. 27tf
story on Chas. C ochran. It says
in its W ednesday’s daily: “ Chas.
jfSSSSi vSvsvaSSSSSftnfiSSSSSSSSSSSi U
Cochran cam e down from C ottage
G rove yesterday to find out th a t
G a llo n «
there had been a b ig fire there
As predicted, the $.300,000 bond
Carpets and Rugs
M onday n ig h t. H e h ad not heard
issue voter! at the April election for
Made to o rd er an d S a tis
of it until he got to E u g en e.”
E ugene m unicipal w ater p lan t p u r
faction g u aran teed both
as
to w o rk m an sh ip and
T he insurance adjusters have poses has been declared valid by the
prices. A pply to*
Iieen looking over the (Jarm an, state suprem e court. T est of the
h o n e 386
J . M. C om er P W
all St..
llem enw ay Co. m erchandise store, bonds grew out of a friendly suit
n e a r A d v e n tis t C hw irch
w hich w as almost totally destroyed entered into between E ugene and
by fire M onday evening. A good the W illam ette Valley com p an y to
m any shoes an d other articles of insure their validity before the
m erchandise only slightly d am said com pany would ta k e $140,000
aged, are being sorted over and of the bonds in paym ent for the
appraised.
p la n t.— Register.
Spray & Co. for grass seeds.
Shingles for sale at V eatch &
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Phillips & Jo rd an the plum ers, Law son’s.
S laughter sale of trim m ed hats
I)r. K. C. M aeey h as moved his
begining W ednesday 28th and will
last until our hats are all sold out. dental parlors from the Awbrey
A stonishing prices—come and see building into the brick Cottage
upstairs
for your self. T he Ideal M illinery. Grove ban k b u ilding
where he has fitted up neat and
I da F r a n c e s B a r r e t t .
commodious offices, and where he
will be pleased to m eet his m any
Well Drilling.
patrons an d friends.
29-33
W hy not have a good drilled
well w ith all surface w ater shut
Wanted
out? Call on M ala Miller for es
A lady solicitor on salary and
tim ates and p articulars. 29-3.3*
commission for a period of ten
A few roçm ers or roomers and days. A pply in person to Ben
lioarders will be taken by Mrs. W. so n ’s P harm acy.
T . K ayser at her hom e one block
If you w ant a good paying little have just com pleted a 2500 gallon
west and two blocks north of the
business inquire at the Bazaar.
bridge.
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galvanized iron tan k for A. J
Stew art, who resides on Fourth
street. W ater will be piped into
this tan k at Mr. S tew art’s home
D o n ’t S a y BAN K, S a y
from springs, the elevation of the
tan k giving a good pressure for
irrigating about th e premises.
IPITAL
T . C. W heeler, cashier of the
First N ational Bank, was tra n sa c t
ing busiuess in Eugene T uesday
an d atten d in g the Fulton rally.
Mrs. Jo h n Nokes returned home
last n ig h t from a two m onths visit
with relatives and friends at
Princeton,
Miuuesota. She re
ports a pleasant trip and a most
enjoyable visit.
W ork is now progressing on the
new bridge across the river on
Maiu street. A floating footbridge
has l>een constructed one block
south on Tennessee street for the
accom m odation of pedestrians.
G reat preparations have lieen
m ade for th e big apple show at
Springfield today and tomorrow.
T h e L ane County Fruit Growers As
sociation, will have 20 varieties of
their own on display. It will
stim ulate apple culture about
Springfield.
J. W . Cook of Portland, one of
the early Bohemia m ine operators,
accom panied by his wife h a s lieen
spending a few days at W ildwood
the guests of Mrs. C ook's parents
Mr. an d Mrs. Win. H awley. Mr.
Cook also speut a few days in this
city greeting old friends.
T he V eatch Real Ivstate Co. has
sold .35 acres or one-half of the
S. II. Callisou part of the W hitney
donation lau d claim on Coast Pork
five m iles south of this city, to V.
S. Cam pbell late of W ashington
state, consideration $40 jver acre.
Mr. Cam pbell will build oil the
tract an d m ove bis fam ily oil to
his new hom e at once.
Them es of discourse at Presby
terian ch u rch at 11 a. m. an d 7:30
p. m. n ex t S abbath, “ D ealing in
F u tu res” an d “ Four Conditions of
Success.” T h e evening service
will lie evangelistic and sermon
an d songs will be appropriate.
Come an d worship with us. S ab
b ath school at 10 a. m ., C hristian
E ndeavor 6:30 p. m.
W ilbur M cFarland on W ednes
day received a coop of fine white
H olland tu rk ey s from a Pleasant
H ill breeder. Mr. M cFarland com
m enced breeding white H ollands
last season, b u t met with bad luck.
A coyote destroyed part of his
flock an d town boys with a dog
an d clubs killed his gobler. He
anticipates 1 letter luck n ex t season.
f B a rre ls
The open season for bird shooting will soon
be here. Come in and see the fam ous new Rem
ington and W inchester pump guns and o u r fine
line of double an d single barrel sh o t guns.
Remember P eters’ sh o t gun shells never fail.
T H E B E S T H E A T IN G S T O V E S
The-old reliable Bridge-Beach and Cribben &
Sexton heating stoves. Can save you money
and give you the L atest and Best H eater.
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Griffin-Veatch Company.
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FO LLO W THE FASHION
If you adhere to
the fashion in suits,
w aists and cloaks,
you m ust follow it
closely in Corsets.
Unless y o u r C orset
is stylish y o u r o th e r
stylish cu t g arm en ts
will n o t fit«
Now w h a t is requir
ed? F irs t o f all, tig h t-
fitting w a ists and
Princess gow ns necessitate a perfected Corseted figure
The H e n d e r s o n H abit B a c k C o r s e t is the one
for the present styles. F or sale a t the Ideal M illinery
Store. Come ladies and inspect them.
ID A F R A N C E S B A R R E T T .
r-T EUGENE
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MEDICAI. AND SURGICAL STAFF.
W. Kuykendall : M l).
W. O. l’rosser, M. I).
P. .1. Barth*, M. I).
H F. Scalefc, M. I).
D. A. Faine, M u ‘.
Geo. O.B Deliar, M. I).
L. K. M< Dougal, M. D.
For tile care and treatment of Medical and Surgical Cases. Modern of*
periling room and equipment Appliances for X ray work. Sputum and
blood examinations Pull corps of trained nurses. Rates on application
T R A IN IN O
S C H O O L FOR N U R S E S .
R e g u la r course of le rtm v s by the fiu-ulty a n d p ra c tic a l t r a i n
ing in tin- h o sp ita l. T he m edical a n d su rg ical stu ff of th e h o s
p ita l c o n stitu te s th e faculty.
F o r ra te s o r in fo rm a tio n , as
h o s p ita l o r tra in in g , a d d re ss
\V. K U Y K E N D A L L . M. D.
S u p e rin te n d en t.
Or M ISM M. I I . HOLM STRI M,
S u p e rin te n d e n t o f N urses.
In Time of Sickness
T he Leader job office recently
turned o ut a booklet of 85 pages,
the record of the proceedings of
th e fifteenth convention of the
G ran d Tem ple, P ythian Sisters of
Oregon, held at Portland Ju n e 16,
17, 1908. T he booklets were
hound in neatly printed light blue
covers and th a t this class of work
is executed in the most up to-date
and satisfactory m anner from the
le a d e r office is evident from the
fact th a t the vftirk has lieen turned
out by us two years in succession.
Both orders comprised tw o hun
dred copies of this booklet.
Clean seed oats .V) cents per
bushel at th e flour m ill.
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Republican S t a t e
C hairm an
M acA rthur says the O regon m ajo r
ity for T a ft will b e 22,575,
l SP R A Y & CO. I
Feed, Flour aad
Poultry Supplies
BARLEY rolled bv the fam ous O lympic process, All seeds
and foreign m atter taken out, leaving the barley free from
dirt of any k in d . Every sack guaranteed.
m a n y special artic le s are needed for th e
In v a lid 's room. T h is is th e place to
com e for them to g et th e b e st qualities,
a t th e lowest prices. W e g iv e yon good
an d q u irk serv ice and tre a t yon
will be su re lo re tu rn on fu tu re occasions.
W e are really h ead q u arters for all sick
room supplies, for p u re d ru g s an d m ed i
cines. an d for p u ttin g u p d o cto r's p re
sc rip tio n s in th e m ost accurate and
q u ick est way, a t n o m in al prices.
Benson’s Pharmacy
Cottage Grove, Oregon
Best Cement and Lime Always Carried it Stock-
Agents Fairbanks, Morse Roofing.
p h o n e 153
Gasolene Engine For Sale
A fine, almost new .3 horse
power F airb an k s & Morse gasolene
engine, ta n k s and equipm ent for
safe, in q u ire at the Leader office
Trespass notices printed on cloth
on sale at th e le a d e r office.
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Fine Gaeolene Engine for Sale.
A t<Velve horse power Fair-
b an k s „„ ,j
engine
r iu ,r j,, Ul*k. J u t - . k |i r k t r b lttery
. an d .35 foot ■
fqr **<«>. ( iutfit
practically neW. *Appfy a*t le a d e r
office.
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