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T h e Bee H iv e - uear the bridge.
W illie Carey is a guest of Cot
tage G rove relatives and friends
A nice parlor therm om eter free an d is alm ost a stranger ill his old
to every cash subscriber or yearly home.
“ W e are K iu g " one of the
reuewal to the Leader, as long as
largest and best comedy shows on
they last.
th e road th is winter, will lie at the
Build better roads.
C ottage G rove theater Friday even
Beautify the town.
ing.
Set out more fruit trees.
River street citizens recently put
W ouldu't a tile factory pay?
th e big road scraper and roller to
Patronize le a d e r advertisers.
work leveling u p their street which
' Some turkeys left for Christm as. was g raded an d graveled last sum
T he finest candies— Bee Hive. mer. A good idea.
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tention paid to detail
in their footwear.
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You get it in the
American Lady and American Gent
■S h o d
U niversally
M popD*^
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Made in all Leathers
over'foot conforming
lasts that will not
Rees-Wallace Co
Spare the Pest Destroying Birds.
SIMPLE AS CAN BE.
A ll h a ll t h e g r a n d e le c tr ic ag e !
A gentlem en residing in this city
Y ou s im p ly to u c h a b u tto n
tells the header that he overheard
A n d c a ll a w a it e r o r a p a g e
A n d g e t s o f t d r in k s o r m u tto n .
two hoys talk in g on the street a
T o o r d e r u p u m o to r c a r
O r s e t th e b ir d ie s s in g in g
few days ago, one rem arking that
Y ou s im p ly fin d o u t w h e r e th e y a r e
A n d s t a r t t h e b o lls to rin g in g .
he had just kilted 1.3 birds with his
sling-shot. T h e gentlem an in
Y ou d o n o t h a v e to le a v e y o u i s e a t
A n d r o u n d th e e d g e s p u tt e r
question looked upon this w anton
T o g e t th e g o o d s to d r in k a n d e a t,
I n c lu d in g b r e a d a n d b u tte r .
slaughter of insect
destroying
Y ou loll in c u s h io n s a t y o u r e a s e
A n d w ith a b u tto n h a n d y
birds as little less than an outrage
G e t a n y a r t ic l e y o u p le a se ,
or crim e and when we consider |
F ro m b u tte r m ilk to c a n d y .
the statem ent of an em inent scien
S h o u ld y o u d e s ir e to p ic k a b o n e
W ith s o m e f a r d i s t a n t p a r t y
tist, " th a t m ankind could live
Y ou c a ll h im u p b y te le p h o n e
A n d s a y , “ H ello , th e r e , s m a r t! « ! "
little longer than three years were
Y ou d o n o t h a v e to w a lk a m ile
all of the birds destroyed,” we!
A n d w e a r o u t c o s tly le a th e r
p la in t to p u t o n tile,
agree fully with him th a t bird d e - ! O r, G e s t o o m u e t c in o m s lo
p p y w e a th e r .
struction is not only cruel and in- i
E le c tric b ells, e le c tr ic rid e s,
E le c tr ic c o n v e rs a tio n ,
hum an, hut an netw o rk in g serious
E le c t r i c fix in g s o n a ll sid e s
injury, to the orchardist and farm
In tills e le c tr ic n a tio n .
b y t h e sc o re ,
er, from the fact that these native ^ N e A w s p u e s ll e s Is looYning
c a s t in g o ’e r u s.
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s to p b e fo re
birds destroy thousands of d e stru c -1
I t d o e s o u r e a tin g f o r u s.
ive insect pests every year and |
Clever Surgery.
greatly aid the farm er and fruit ■
"T he doctor thought I m ight be c ar
grower in th e fight for the protec rying a ball from the tim e I was
tion of their crops. T here is a | wounded in the arm y, so he w ent at
state law prohibiting the k illin g of it and probed around for about two
hours.”
All kinds of soug birds and insect
“Did he e x tra ct anything from you?”
destroying birds and it should l>e “ Yes $10.”
more rigidly euforced. livery p a r
Willing to See Him.
ent should at least caution their
“T his Is the third tim e I have called
sons regarding the destruction of for th a t bill.”
birds and their nest, and endeavor | “Sorry, but I can’t pay it.”
“ B ut when can you?”
to impress upon their m inds the fact
“I dunno.
You m ight call three
is that it is no more, nor less, than more times and see w hat luck you
an inhum an and m urderous act to have.”
slaughter the harmless, little pest-
‘•We Are King"
destroying birds, the destruction of
T he Oregonian of November
w hich tends to greatly increase the
trouble and labors of the farmers 33rd says: “ W e are k in g ” is one
and fruit growers. D on’t harm of the best an d cleanest comedies
seen in Portland in a long, long
the birds!
time, and while having a sus
piciously close resem blance to
Marriage Licenses Issued.
“ T he Prisoner of Zem la” is yet
different
enough to save a charge
A m arriage license was issued
Friday to W illiam M. Harrison of plagiarism . T h e com pany is
and Miss G eneva T . Myers, both excellent, the stage settings elabo
of Eugene; also to Iidw ard Palmer rate, an d altogether “ We Are
and Tillie Storm of Cottage Grove. K ing” is put on an d acted in a
A m arriage license was issued m anner one expects at the high
Saturday to H arry R. N eat and price th e atres." T he m an ag e
Miss Pearl I. L aR aut, both of ment guarantees a thoroughly
high-class production and th e ltest
Saginaw .
seen in Cottage Grove in a lo n g
time. At the arm ory theater
Best Cedar Shingles for Sale.
F riday evening.
Best W ashington C edar shingles
Should be fed on Crow.
— free of sap, worm holes and
knots, constantly on hand. Prices
Andrew B rand lost his fine prize
to suit the times. Inquire of
O r r i n R o b i n s o n , Cottage Grove. w inning Rhode Island Red co ck
erel Saturday evening, the bird
T he well established Millinery with which he had intended to
business of Ida Frances Barrett is head his exhibition pen of Rhode
for sale. For futher particulars Island Reds at the Eugene tw ultry
inquire at T he Ideal Millinery show this winter. T he bunch
who got away with the bird have
store.
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not reported as to his eating q u ali
ties and probably will not. T hey
A new line of mens hats, latest
shapes and shades at W- A. Hem- should be locked up and fed on
Crow for six m ouths.
enw ays—T he Toggery.
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D o n 't S a y B A N K , S —
ay
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FIRST NHTIONHL BHNK
OF COTTA*IK G RO VE.
CAPITAL
$ 45 , 000.00
AND
A rchie Connely is home on a
visit.
H ave you exhausted the turkey
hash, yet?
November .VI was an ideal, su n
shiny day.
Tim e to plant th a t holiday
advertisem ent.
Brati $1.40 per 100 pounds at
the flour m ill.
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Ladies petticoats m ade to m eas
ure. Bee Hive.
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Leap year is far advanced—
lietter get busy girls.
Rev. and Mrs. S. M. Nickel
visited E ugene M onday.
A. E. Shiria is removing the
Mack saw mill at Drain to G len
dale.
If you will he honest with your
self you will spend your holiday
money at home.
T he best hum orous play of the
season, "W e are K in g " at the
armory F’riday evening.
A rth u r Kelso of Y oncalla is a
guest of his Cottage G rove friends
of which he has m any.
T he Leader’s job departm ent
has been doing business lately.
T u rn s out good work—of course.
A brace (tw in s) of fine healthy
boys were horn to Mr. an d Mrs.
Geo. Clark at Curtin Spur a few
days ago.
A Marion couuty neighborhood
is called Pum pkin Center. W on
der if it has an “ U ncle Josh
W eathersby?”
There is a rum or current th at
the term inus of the Cottage Grove
local may soon 1)« m ade Eugene
instead of Cottage Grove.
New signs are being p u t up
along the Southern Pacific for the
m ilep o sts, the “ slow sig n s,” and
bridge an d culvert numbers.
Roy C. H utchinson has p u r
chased a nice lot on W all street
near the brick y ard an d is bu ild
ing a cosy cottage thereon 24x24
feet.
N attie M artin shipped a coop of
fine W hite Laugshan chickens to
Eugene Monday from w hich place
they go to a Japanese breeder in
Jap an .
H arry Metcalf shipped a fine
l ’averole cock to a H alsey breeder
M onday. Mr. M etcalf m akes a
specialty of Faveroles an d Buff
O rpingtons,
Clean seed oats 30 cents per
bushel at the flour mill.
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G R O W IN G
LARGER
T h e First N a t io n a l B a n k
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Mr. I la u u a 's little girl has re
covered from the scarletiua.
C. II. Sharon is w orking at th e
Doolittle sawm ill on Row river.
S. B. Jackson aud fam ily visited
in our burg Sunday at F. M.
Ja c k so n ’s.
W ill Hefliug an d fam ily ate
T han k sg iv in g dinner with relatives
at Creswell.
SKIRTS
Any Style, Color or Price
O ur school h as the largest at
tendance now th a t it has h ad for
several years.
T h e dauce at the opera house
T hursday night was a success aud
enjoyed by all who attended.
C laude Allen m ade a trip down
the line last week stopping off at
Eugene and Springfield. W hat is
the attraction down th a t way,
Claude?
WE WILL GIVE
On Skirts tor this W eek Only
C ontractor George Lea went to
Portland M onday to place his or
der for plate glass and iron for the
(Juite a num ber of young folks
new V eatch two story brick on the
corner of Main and Fourth street. attended the p arty at 0 .1 1 . Tap-
Inis, Saturday night. W onder
Cottage ( Irove came near being how Pearl knew th at onions were
treated to an elopmeut sensation an antidote for a w hiskey breath?
last week. H ad friends not in ter
M arried, on S unday evening at
ceded there would have probably
six o ’clock Nov. 29, 1908, at the
been another case of * ‘wed in
home of the b rid e’s parents, Mr,
baste, repent at leisure.”
and Mrs. S. A. L araut, Mr, H arry
Now is th e tim e to see th at all R. N eat and Miss l*earl L araut,
th e farm m achinery is sheltered only a few guests being present,
for the w inter. All parts should Rev W . J. G ardner officiating.
be well cleaned, and such as are
likely to rust should be covered Royal Intermediate School Items.
w ith oil or a good grade of axle
Jay DeSpaiu spent Sunday uight
grease.
in the Grove,
T he subject for Presbyterian
T he Chorus Club is preparing
prayer service T hursday 7;30 p,
for
another recital.
m. will be, th e 14th chapter of
LURCH’S
Griffin-Veatch Co.
Everything in
HARDWARE
Mrs. Hopper is spending a day
Jo h n . T h e pastor wishes all who
attend to read the chapter care or so in the city this week.
fully and contribute to the interest
Miss Amy Owens and her broth
of the m eeting.
er, Roscoe, spent T h an k sg iv in g in
Prof. Rollien Dickerson of Do- Lynx Hollow.
rena and his sister. Miss Ella of
Cottage G rove and Miss Maud
D avis of Salem, came home from
th eir respective schools to spend
T h an k sg iv in g with their relatives,
— Drain N onpareil.
H arry Kime of Cottage G rove
started to school T uesday, Nov,
24. Welcome.
C ottage Grove,
Alntoti
OwetiH a u d Frank
W heeler returned from their trip to
G aston Sunday.
We had a H oliday T h an k sg iv
T h e circuit court convened for
business again Tuesday, today, ing day, as well as a few good
an d some equity m atters will be things to eat.
disposed of during the week.
We have a clock on the shelf in
T h e g rand jury will resume its de the corner now and no one has to
liberations today and will probably inquire the time.
be busy d u rin g the balance of the
Mr. Parm alees new wood saw
week anyhow .
has arrived and is l>eiug operated
C hristm as post cards and folders at the dorm itory.
— Bee H ive.
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O tto I'eiritig left for Portland
F.Ugeue O dd Fellows have about M onday where he is to take the
com pleted a six story structure, boat for California,
an d already the office rooms, with
Some of the Chorus Club went
th e exception of two suites on two to town this week to furnish music
floors, are rented. C ottage Grove at the burial of Mrs. Comer.
has a dozen different o rg an iza
T h e dormitory constituency
tions; why should not these unite, dined at Mr. E. A. W heeler’s
erect a handsom e building, reserve T h an k sg iv in g — goodies galore.
h alls for themselves, and rent the
rem aining room for sufficient to
T he W om an’s M i s s i o u a r y
pay an interest on the investment?
Society will meet iu Presbyterian
P ain t your hen roosts with Ave- church parlors tomorrow ( W ednes
n ariu s Carbolineum , Buy it at d ay ) at 2:30 p. m. All who are
V eatch & Lawson.
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interested are cordially invited to
I h a v e so m e o f th e b e s t W h ite attend.
I-e g h o rn c o c k re ls a n d p u lle ts iu
th e s ta te w h ic h I a m o b lig e d to
I,. N . Rooney and two other d is p o s e o f a t o n c e . If y o u w a n t
gentlem en from Eugene came so m e c h o ic e b ir d s c h e a p c a ll th is
F. B. P h i l l i p s . 2 9 tf
down the river Saturday an d S u n w e e k .
day in a boat in quest of gam e.
They killed one goose. T otal e x
Married. .
pense $1.3.00. G o o d goose.—
H arrisburg Bulletin.
N k a t - L a R a u t —-At the home o f
th e brid e’s parents, Mr. and
Spray & Co, buys veal, chick
ens, eggs, etc.
Mrs. S. A. L aR aut, at S agiuaw ,
Oregon, Sunday evening, Nov.
W alter Jackson, who has been
29, 1908, H arry R. N eat and
traveling out of Portland longer
Miss Pearl I. L aR aut. Rev. W .
than any m an on the road, but
J . G ardiner, officiating.
one, and who has “ m ade” Cottage
T h e ceremony was witnessed by
Grove hundreds of times, has re
only
a few relatives and intim ate
tired. H e is located at A lbany in
friends
after w hich a light repast
charge of a cigar store.
was enjoyed by the bridal party
Look over the line of xm as an d guests. Mr. N eat, is a very
booklets at the W ave.
industrious aud a most exem plary
Only thirty more d ay s to get young m an who has a wide circle
such reductions as we are giving of acquaintences in th is p art of
now on m illinery. Come in and Lane county.
convince yourself of the bargains.
Miss L aR aut is also well know n
Ribbons, velvets, plum es and here and at Roseburg, an d is a
feathers all reduced. I will only most charm ing and vivacious
l>e iii town alxmt 30 days more. yonug lady with a host of ad m ir
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I da F r a n c k s B a r r k t t .
ing friends. T his highly esteemed
If you w ant a good paying little young couple sta rt out upon life's
business inquire at the Bazaar.
journey under the most favorable
O regon's rifle team won 13th auspices, and their m any friends
place in the national shoot at join the le a d e r in w ishing them a
and
prosperous
Camp Perry. Ohio, this year in long, happy
competition with about 50 of the wedded life. They will reside at
finest rifle team s in the m ilitary S aginaw .
and n av al service of the entire
country. Dr. H ouck, the local or
dinance officer, who has had an
You P fo te rt r n n r hom e from Are b y in su rin g It—T H A T ’S W iS E .
active p art in bringing th is team
W hy d o n ’t y o n p ro te c t y o u r Itcc lx , N o t.* , a n d M o rtg a g e s, Oon-
tro o ts T u x R eceipts, ond O th e r V aluable ra|> er9, K e ep sak e Je w e lry ,
to its h igh efficiency, hopes and
Etc., from FIRE and B U R G LA R S hy re n tin g one of our
expects to see the Oregon team
SAFETY DEPOSIT VAULTS— That’s Wise, Too.
win a place very near the top in
J u a t In sta lle d . Come n n d See T h em .
next year s contest, says the Rose-
burg Review.
A big new line of ladies dress
T h e O l d Reliable.
, goods with trimmings to match at
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a m i W. A. Hetnenways.
SU R PLU S
P R O FIT S
Flora P atten, wife of Boua P at
ten, died at their Blue Mountain
home Nov. 24, aged .18 years. Be
sides the h usband 8 children were
left to m ount their great loss-
Saginaw Itemi.
Died.
R IT C H E Y — E lizabeth M. wife of
Ja k e Ritchey, at Drain, O re
gon, Nov. 28, 1908.
She was bora in New York Ja n .
28, 1844, and has resided at Drain
for a num ber of years. She
leaves a husband and eight ch ild
ren and m any other relatives to
m ourn their loss.
Oregon
FOLLOW 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.
Now what is requir
ed? First of all.tight-
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fitting waists and
I rtneess gowns necessitate a perfected Corseted figure
1 he H en d erso n Habit B ack C orset is the one
for the present styles. For 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 .
Miss “ Babe” Abeene, who has
been down front C ottage Grove
visiting her sister, Mrs. A. J. Mc
Pherson, returned home M onday.
— Register.
SPRAY
Dr. Kersey A. Leap has filed a
copy of his medical license with
the county clerk. He is a recent
arrival in Eugene from Myrtle
Point.
CO.
Feed, Flour and
Poultry Supplies
Chas. Fisher of the Brown Luni-
l>er Co. was transcactiug business
at E ugene Monday.
D avid G riggs and wife spent
Sunday with Mr. G riggs parents
at Comstock.
Rev. J . J. H audsacker of E u
gene was a Cottage Grove visitor
Monday.
BARLEY rolled by the famous Olympic process. All seeds
and foreign m atter taken out, leaving the barley free from
dirt of any k in d . Every sack guaranteed.
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Best Cement and Lime Always Carried it Stock-
Agents Fairbanks, Morse Roofing.
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The Drug Question
COTTACIK G ltO V R
MILLERS
All the latest treatment*.
Electrical
PLAIN ud MHDirxrHD BATHS
X -U A Y
LABO RATO RY
Machine Shop
All kinds of m achine and repair
work done prom ptly and at reason
able prices.
OLD LEADER BUILDING
T hird StreeL
K o r further p a rtic u la r* ;id<lr***
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especially in time of sickness—is one
which puzzles many. Hut the average
doctor in town is never in doubt as to
where to send one for a prescription.
The medicine is wanted right, pure,
prompt and as economical a* possible.
Consequently he has to send here for it.
You are sure of quick ami polite service,
the purest and freshest of drugs, and a
most conscientious charge for same,
Benson’s Pharmacy
Cottage Grove, Oregeo
D r . H . V. S C I IL K IC P .
COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON
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Victor
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