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LOCAL AND PERSONAL. particular * eople SAINT NICHOLAS Business Locals. f P o p u la r Aldons candies at Grims. A nice parlor thermometer free to every cash subscriber or yearly renewal to the Leader, as long as they last. Want particular at- tention paid to detail Have you bought yours? in their footwear. Friday will be Christmas. “spray & Co. for Leslie salt. 'Che finest candies— Bee Hive. The Bee H ive— near the bridge. Bon Boiis and Xmas boxes at Grims. 55-2» See those Jap novelties at the Bazaar. Patrouize Leader advertisers. You get it in the New line of cigars at Grims. American Lady and American Gent Made in all Leathers U n iv e k u u iy P opular ovep f00t C0nf0rming lasts that will not hurt your feet .15-5t levy is 10 Shingles for sale at Veatch & Lawson’s. 26tf Grand mask ball at the armory Christmas night. Christmas post cards and folders — Bee Hive. 34tf Eugeue’s city mills. tax Give the Leader a trial subscrip tion— you will find it newsy. The Most Popolar Man of the Day See W . A . llemeuway for Christ mas goods. .16 tf Spray & Co, buys veal, chick eus, eggs, etc. The small boy with mistletoe is doing a laud office business. Winters Wallace, an enterpris Ladies petticoats made to meas Come in and get your holiday ing young merchant of Cottage ure. Bee Hive. ,14tf Grove, was in Eugene Monday. goods at Wheeler-Thompson Co. Bran $1.40 per 100 ponuds at Saturday was a busy day for The public schools will close on th e flour mill, 30tf Wednesday Dec. 2.1, until January local merchants, many country Dry wood for sale. Inquire of people being in town on that day 4th. Veatch & Anderson. doing their Christmas shopping. It was one of Cottage Grove The Leader has been swamped A new line of bamboo goods at biggest business days ever, Saturr ,14tf with job printing this week and Cochran & Cooley. day. was forced to turn away several See the fine line of xmas box Miss Pearl Gray of Halsey is jobs. We will catch up in a few candy at the Wave. .14tf spending the holiday season with day«. F.very thing in the furniture line relatives here, Most of the stores who are at Cochran & Cooley. 34tf Stores open every evening and handling Christmas goods have Christfhas goods given away at until 11 o ’clock in the forenoon been keeping open evenings and W. A. Ilemeuways. ,16tf Christmas day. will probably continue to do so Clean seed oats 50 cent» per B. Lurch, a prominent merchant until Christmas. Mining Property Sold on Forecloaure. bushel at the flour mill. 30tf of Cottage Grove was in Eugene Elder B. C. Tabor went to Eu Look over the line of xmas In the case of Jqhn If. Blatner Monday on business. gene Monday in answer to a tele booklets at the Wave. v h . The Crystal Consolidated Min Save your cash register tickets phone call aud will conduct the If you want a good paying little ing Co., of Bohemia, for the fore, and get Christmas goods free at funeral services over the remains business inquire at the Bazaar. closure of a mortgage, the pro W . A . Hemenways. of a little sou of Mr. and Mrs. 36tf Leather sofa cushions and po»t perty of the company was sold un Bailey, today. card albums at the Wave, 34tf Mrs. Thos. Pearce and Mrs. der the foreclosure at the court The best line of shirts and neck Thos. Allen spent Monday in Eu John Schritnp of Hadleyville house steps Eugene, Monday after gene the guests o f friends. brought in a load of 5'J turkeys wear in town at W. A . Hemeu- noon for $750, or just enough to ,16tf Hamilton and Curtis Veatch, of front his farm yesterday and re ways. coyer co»js and attorneys’ fees. ceived a check for $161.14 in pay Paint your hen roosts with Ave- Ben Lurch of Cottage drove was Cottage Grove, are visiting their brother, R. W . Veatch, in Eugene. ment for them. Who says it does narius Carboliueum. Buy it at the purchaser. 26tf not pay to raise poultry in Oregon) Veatch & Lawson. Junction City debating team — Register. See those fine new Columbia Profit in Cows. won over our team last Fqcfity On Saturday evening the Ma and Victor graphophoues at the njght tyith A decision of two to !•;. dersbgcb of Irvjng is milk: sons will install the following Bazaar. iug foilr cows, sue a stripper ai|d one in their favor. Xmas cards, local views and S. named new officers for the ensuing is making IB rolls or .16 pounds of jas. Atkinson has returned home year: Andrew Brund, W. M.; P. demonstration train post cards butter a week. This at 70 cents a from Portland to spend the holi Harry Wynne, S. W .; Worth Har at Grims. 35-2t roll makes $12.60 per week. This days with his parents, Mr. and vey, J. W .; Frank Wooley, Secre See our bran new stock of up to is a record that shows the profit Mrs. Geo. Atkinson. tary; T. C. Wheeler, Treasurer. date rugs before you buy carpets. there is in cows if cared for Veatch & Lawson. 26tf Richard M. O ’ Loane of Cottage THat the Leader’s Christmas properly. Mr. Gersback feeds Indestructible cylinder records Grove was ju Eugene Monday and write-up edition of Cottage Grove bale aipl says lje Relieves it is the ftled his declaratory statement for and South Lane county was ap and double disc records at the best kind of feed as producer of Bazaar 35 aud 65 cents. citizenship-— Register- preciated by our citizens is evident milk apd cream. This should en A fine, almost new 3-horse Yesterday and today are the from the fact that wttile many ex courage farmers to get the best power Fairbanks & Morse gasolene tra copies were printed only a few kind of cows and give them the shortest days of the year and it engine, tanks and equipment for will give joy to all to see the days remain, several of our citizens sale, Inquire at the Leader office. best of care.— Register. lengthen out a little at both ends. having sent as mauy as eight or The well established Millinery leg popíes to Eastern friends. Marriage License« Issued. Yog can save enough money by Every number of the Leader is a business of Ida Frances Barrett is for sale. For fulher particulars buying one suit at Wheeler-Thomp boost for Cottage Grove. Marriage licenses were issued inquire at The Ideal Millinery son Co. to get your wife's Xmas Saturday at the clerk’s office to S. B. Morss, the nurseryman, store. 31-8t presents. W . H. A b r a m s , A s - the following: Earl Miles and received a box of the prize win A young man in St. Louis has Miss I.ettie Austin; Samuel G. ning “ Delicious” apples from the ROGUE RIVER APPLES Spicer of Marcola and Miss Virtue been fined $1000 for flirting. It Spokanp fgjr and has been treat (la y of Springfield: and might have cos» bin» more jf tlie ing his friends, including the NET $2 PER BOX another to Cottage Grove people of little affair had wound up in mar Leader, with this luscious fruit, middle age, whose names are re riage. which apple he is making a spec The Rogue River Valley Fruit quested to be withheld. Snap in a fur coat, just the ialty in his local nursery. He Growers Association has received thing for drivers and horse-back says, and we believe it, that this news that a carload of Newtons Married. riders, cost $35, going at $12, “ Delicious” apple is the ope the shipped by that association to New good as new. Apply at Leader boy was eating when his young York city had sold for $.1 jier box, Y O U N O -T A y i.O R — A t the home office. companion said "Jimmy give me netting the growers $2 per box. of the bride in this city Sunday A neighboring paragrapher says the core,” and Jimmy replied, This is not the l>est car that was evening Dec. 20, J908, Geo. II. a Pennsylvania preacher said he “ there ain’ t going to be any core.” shipped, better fruit having lieen Young of Gowdyville and Mrs. hoped all except old women would The Delicious apple looks like the sent on later from which returns Clara Taylor of this city, Rev, remove their hats, and they were Spitzeuberg but is larger and finer have not yet lieen received. The flavored'. W. A. Elkins officiating. New York commission men have all off in an instant. The wedding was a quiet one been advised to sell the fruit there Rev. II. N. Mount and Rev. C. the ceremony being witnessed by if they can net the growers $2 per Saginaw Items. only a few relatives and friends. A. Wooley came to Cottage Grove per box at Medford, if not they The bride is the widow of John Friday from Eugene to attend an will lie shipped to foreign markets. Clabe fjueener is going to Prune adjourned meeting of the W il son Taylor who died a few years Hill to work after Xmas. S. B. Morss, the local nursery ago in this city, and she is a very lamette Presbytery, TO YS ! Are selling fast so be sure and = see our splendid line before they are picked over I Presents for Ladies and Gents l Masks for the Grand Masquerade Ball r T h is store w ill be open every evening from z now till Christm as LURCH’S Rees-Wallace Co. THE HOLIDAY SEASON. The holiday season is upon us. The year's accounts are about closed; the time is here when the children claim their prerogatives; when they liegiu to count their treasures, when the love they re turn for blessing received, en nobles those who receive it, and make them realize that tile utmost they can give is but a beggarly re turn for the love that is given them, when men realize that a world Without children would be at l>est a barren promontory, upon which men would become savages in a generation, when the songs of children are sweeter than flute or harp, and are in themselves a promise of the spring with its birds and blooms, and as men listen they become human, and »re willing to admit fhat wh?l> tb? world was created, it was in love end that man himself makes all its discords. Sunday Evening at M. E. Church. Instead of the usual service »t the M. Ii. church Sunday evening the choir rendered a musical pro gram which was very appropriate aud interesting. The pastor, Rev. A. S. Nickle, read a brief, appro priate text between each musical number and the service, while out of the ordinary, was very pleasing and was thoroughly enjoyed by the large congregation present. The following program was ren dered : Piano solo..,. "Jesus I,oyer qf njy S ou l," Miss Oeorgetta llerg Anthem.............‘ Break Forth Into J o y " Choir Vocal solo................."C.od is our H o p e," J. M I sham M ixed quartet......."Astiameli o f Jesus," Dr. anil Mrs. Van W inkle, Mrs. Brunii, j . M. I sham Vocal solo . .. ........."Dream of 1‘arailise" Dr. J. O. Van W inkle A n them ____ '........."Stand up for Jesus" Choir Silver offering, amount received $10.40 Vocal solo (Special Request) "H o ly C ity” ........... Mrs. J. O. Van W inkle M ixed quartet..........."W h ere Tlion A r t" Vocal s o l o " I f He Should Com e," J. M. laham M ixed quartet,................................... ............ " A Song o f T han ksgiving’ ’ Anthem ..............“ Rejoice in the Lord,” Choir Old Hundred, Benediction. Pine electric stand lamps make beautiful Xmas presents, ttee them at P.lectric office. Reduced to one half former price. 34tf Doctor— You have some sort of poison in your system. Patient— Shouldn’t wonder. What was that last stuff you gave me? estimable lady. The groom is a very exemplary gentleman who is highly esteemed by his neighbors. He owns a nice little farm in Gowdyville, one mile west of this city on which he and his wife will reside. The neighbors gave Mr. Young and wife a rousing chari. vari Monday evening \ipou their arrival at the farm and a pleasant evening was spent by all. FOR SALE. J. T . Oleson went to Portland Chas. Cochran went to Creswell Monday to direct the Creswell Saturday returning Monday. There will be a Masqurade band in its rehersal Monday eve ning. Creswell has a baud to lie Ball at the Saginaw hall XmaS night. proud of, it is said. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Oleson of The Phillips Bros, are again sole proprietors of the east side plumb Cottage Grove visited over Sunday ing establishment, Frank Jordan at Bob Hanna’s. having retired from the firm, being If you want to learn anything succeeded by F. B. Phillips. about killing bears call on W ill "1 wish to purchase a hat for Myers he can tell you how it is myself, ” she whispered softly. done. “ Merry Widow?” asked t h e 2 Petaluma Incubators V> and cheery salesman. “ No, doleful HORSE W A N T E D — A good, 126 eggs and a 200 chick indoor w ife,” was the pathetic rejoinder. young driving horse, well broke. brooder. Inquire at Leader office. Sherman Clark and wife came Apply to the Deader office. . 3Stf down from Bohemia Saturday and went to Eugene Monday to spend a few days. Mr. Clark says when Don't S a y B A N K , S a y he left the mines there was little snow, but the ground was froze solid, there having been several OF C O TTAO K (1ROVK. unusual cold days. A N D C A P IT A L Miss Dollie Hefty, formerly of G R O W IN G S I'R PLU S The News force, is now residing LARG ER P.ROFITS near Phoenix, Arizona. Miss ’on prolix'f rniir home from fire by Insuring It—THAT'S W iS E . Hefty has had trouble with an ef- Vliv don’t you protect your Deed«, Notes, and Mortgages, Con- racts Tax Receipts, anil Other Valuable Papers, Keepsake Jewelry. fection of the throat aud has had Itc., from FIRE and BURGLARS by renting one of our an operation performed and now seems to be improving. Miss SAFETY DEPOSIT VAULTS— Thai’s Wise, Too. Hefty does not go back on Oregon .Inst Installed. Come and Bee Them. and says the rivers in Arizona are only dry beds, or nearly so, and that the cactus grows into small T h e O ld Reliable trees.— U. V. News.. F IR S T N H T IO N H L B H N K 45 , 000 . 6 « $ The First National Bank man, delivered 4000 fruit trees to local orchardists this week. J. I Jones received 500 Lambert cherry trees and 100 jiear trees which he will set out at once. DRESSING-ROOM .« fc FOLLOW THE _FASHI 0 N I f 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 w ill not fit. N ow what is requir ed? First o f all, tight- fitting waists and Princess gowns necessitate a perfected Corseted figure The H en derson Habit B ack Corset 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 . S P R A Y & CO. Feed, Flour and Poultry Supplies SARLEY rolled by the famous Olympic process. A ll seeds and foreign matter taken ont, leaving the barley free from dirt of any kind. Every sack guaranteed. Best Cement and Lime Always Carried it Stock Agents Fairbanks, Morse Roofing. p h o n e 133 u n i i 4 1 ’im i ^ q m ti)|> |iim Í *11 tba latest treat menta. Electrical Mrs. Whitlock and sister Mrs. Calloway came down from Prune H ill Sunday to stay until after Xmas with their parents. Say, that article in the Leader last week in regard to a new conn ty was alright. The people of south Lane need a new county and they need it bad. Oregon Cottage Grove, 1896 SSS ä ? C O T T A G E O KO VE Bob says he don’t know any thing about carcls but he has been seen with a pair of queens. Web McKinney, a brother of Mrs. S. A. Laraut, has bought the Weaver house and will inove into it in the near future. Everything in HARDWARE NECESSITIES Wouder what has become of Happy Alice, he don’t seem to be petidling apples lately. Bill Bailey and I.awereiice Kelly U. S. soldiers, who are stationed at Vancouver, are visiting old time friends at this place. Griffin-Veatch Co. PLAIN and M Hi II'UHI) BATHS X -K A Y LABORATORY M I L L E R ’S Machine Shop A ll kind* o f machine and repair work tlone promptly and at reason able prices. OLD LEADER BUILDING alionlil always lie kept in supply in every Third Street, Par further particulars aiMrras well-regulated home. Things that are lik ely to be needed ilay or night yon I COTTA! IK. OROVK, ORFJiON Dr. H. C. S rill.K K E . shontil always have handy. For haby, iLseassjtv-sspcsawww s f t v v for instance. Paregoric amt Vaseline. For yourselves, Tooth Powders and Brashes. These and all "n e e d fu li" < keep in stock in abnnilance. Oor Edison, Colombia qualities are as high as our prices are low. Medicines, Drags, and all kinds of Victor T oilet necessities are kept in great GRAPHOPHONES variety. Benson’s Pharmacy Cottago Grout, Oregon Records Notions, Novelties
