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HENDERSON Habit Back Corsets LOCAL AND PERSONAL Nesmith 1910. Next Monday planting day. is sweet pea Au air gun free with every lioys suit at Lurch’s for this week onlyj GRAND CELEBRATION K. OF P. ANNIVERSARY T H E Q U A L IT Y of our Drugs admits of no ques The celebration of the 45th an N. VV. White received a car-load tion. We use the very purest niversary of the order of Knights of tile this week to lie used on his drugs it is possible to obtain. An air gun free with every boys of l’ythias by Juventus Lodge, fine farm south of town. " 1 : x-—— ’--------- ALL PREPARATIONS suit at Lurch’s for this week only. FRONT LACED A good 250 Cornell incubator, No. 4N, at their Castle hall Wed and prescriptions are prepared Herbert Leigh, of Eugene, is cost $25 will sell it for $10 or trade nesday evening was one of the with the highest degree of care and skill. Toilet Water, Com looking after his mining interests it for wood or anything useful. most successful lodge events ever 11E front laced models plexion Cream, l'ure Vaseline, Apply at the Leader office. here. held ill this city. A number of are the culmination of Talcum l ’owder, etc. Attorney A. II. King was traus-1 The new Elks Temple was ded invited guests were present and the the latest and best ideas in acting legal business at the county icated at Albany Thursday. A evening was s|ieut in a social and corset fashion. They re model the figure, giving it number of Cottage Grove Elks fraternal manner. At 10 o’clock seat Tuesday. a perfectly moulded back, were present at the dedication. a splendid banquet was served, Don’t fail to hear Williams giving it lines of grace and covers beiug laid for 50, which A big fir tree was uprooted in famous Dixie Jubilee Singers at symmetry and the long, ta pering curves which are so the a r m o r y Monday evening Eugene Tuesday evening and was greatly enjoyed, aud the after- artistically lieautiful. They came near crushing a residence, dinner speeches were listened to March 1. reduce the full figure, giving it the flattened front and slender hip Spray it Co. have purchased the ’l’lie “ shell of the cocoanut” must with pleasure. effects. They are absolutely hygienic and have the endorsement Knight |. S. Van Winkle, of Studebaker wagon and farm im be getting soft. , ol the leading physicians and dressmakers. We call special at Albany, brother of Dr. J. <). Van COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON tention to the model illustrated which is made in two lengths, high 'I’he dry kiln at the American plement business from Veatch Winkle of this city, was the bust, for the tall figure, and medium bust, for the shorter waisted Lumber Co’s., yard at Eugene Hardware Co. stout figure. This model is extremely long-over the back and hips- principal siieakcr of the evening, We desire to cal! the attention was destroyed by fire Thursday I'he extra lacing in the back from the. waittTine down permits an aud his address was both interest of Leader readers to the new furni and Pres. C. M. Deusinore esti absolutely |>erfect adjustment over the back and assists further in ing and instructive. Mr. Van mates the loss at $400. keeping the hips in |>erfeot subjection, thus giving the so-called ture ad of Cunningham & King Winkle is one of the most promi hipless figure. We carry the front laced corsets in a varied line Eggs have taken a big tumble on this page. Read it. nent Knight of the state and of materials at prices ranging from $2.50 to $12. W e cordially down to 20 cents per dozen, while Chris Hostetler of Saginaw fa invite the ladies of our city and vicinity to visit our corset depart among its best speakers and his vored the Leader with a subscrip* the price of poultry feeds is going visit to our city on this occasion ment and inspect these most exquisite models. Consultation and fitting free. tion renewal while transacting the other way. This will not have was greatly appreciated by the a tendency to boom the poultry business in this city Thursday. members of Juventus lodge. business. Geronimo, the noted Indian Capt. J. C. Johnsou acted as Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Braustetter toastmaster and the following chief, died Wednesday at Eort Sill, where he had been confined and daughter of Eugene, are in toasts were responded to: Knight WHERE YOU DO BETTER Cottage Grove to attend the funer as prisoner o f war for 22 years. F. II. Rosenberg, who always has al of the late Robt. Carey, Mrs. a stand in with the ladies and the Dr. Royal J. Dye of Boleugi, Braustetter having been an adopt Africa, will speak at the Christian only real ladies’ man in the lodge, Robt. Carey Funeral Saturday. New Subscribers. ed daughter of deceased. church Thursday evening, Feb. was of course assigned “ Pythian II. R Dunbar and wife left Sisters.” “ Forty Years A g o ,” by The remains of the late Robt. 25th. Don’t miss hearing him. During the past 30 days more this city Gst night for points the oldest Knight in the city, Dr. Mrs. Chas. W . Martin, after a new names have been added to the Carey, who died last week at Me- north, Mr. Dunbar having sold his W. W. LIME AMD S U L PH U R SPRAY Oglesby.” “ Secret Leader’s list by voluntary sub Leansboro, 111., arrived at this visit at the home of her sister, business interests here to the Orders,” John Spray, “ Macca Mrs. L. M. Tozier, returned to scriptions than during any previous place Thursday night and were ac gentleman who conducted his re bees,” G. L. Rees aud “ How I month of the year and scores of companied by the widow and Cottage Grove this afternoon.— cent auction sale, so we are in Lost My Voice,” by C. II. Van old subscribers have paid up for daughter, Mrs. Minnie I'nderwood. Eugene Guard. formed. Mr. O ’ Loane has been Denburg. “ Did you note how I paralyzed another year, most of whom de Funeral services will be conducted sojourning in Washington and After the speeches the meeting clare that the Leader is bigger and from the Presbyterian church Sat the audience in the death scene?” Canada for some time past. was turned into a “ committee of better now than it has ever been urday afternoon at 2 o ’clock, and said the amateur star, “ they were Some of our friends suggest that the whole” every one present tell during its 20 years of usefulness. 1 the funeral sermon will lie de- crying all over the house.” “ Yes, ” Many of our new subscriber»come[lilferejd by Rev. W. I. McGee of retorted the villiau, “ they knew we run a “ Twenty Years A g o ” ing a story or singing a song, and a a column in the paper. All right. it was after midnight when the from Creswell, Walker, I,orane : Creswetl, interment in the Masonic you weren’t really dead.” How is this for a starter? “ Twen occasion came to an end with all and Disston, as well as about Cot- i cemetery. The funeral service and A woman lecturer in New York “ America,” tage drove. This is all very grat- iuterment will be directed by the says there would be a panic ty years ago John Dobbins prom joining in singing ised to pay his subscription when each one felling better for having ifying to the Leader management. local Masonic fraternity of which throughout the country if women he sold his wheat. Now, the been there. deceased was an old member. should give up dress for a year. question is, ‘ Did John lie, or is he Marriage License Issued. She’s mighty right. There would still holding his wheat?’ ” WOULD BREAK Serving His $ 1 0 0 0 Fine. also be rheumatism and bad colds. S. B. Morss, the local nursery A marriage license was issued OUT OF JAIL Last Tuesday afternoon Mrs. H. man, finished grafting apple and Wednesday to Oscar I). Shearer Joe Jacobs has served the (>0 R. Job entertained a number of pear scions in his nursery Thurs and Phebe M. lladsell, lx>th of days jail sentence given him for The Throckmorton Times of re her lady friends in honor of Mrs. BARLEY rolled by the famous Olympic process, A ll seeds day, which will give him an ag Eugene. selling liquor contrary to the local and foreign matter taken out, leaviug the barley free from M. F. Ryan, who has been a guest gregate of 25,000 fruit trees this cent date says: The Rev. George Clark Sum dirt of any kind. Every sack guaranteed. A marriage license was issued joption law, and is now trying to at the home of Mrs. A. lb Wood fall, of the choicest varieties of mers, who is in jail here charged Thursday to Albert A. Pearson 'cut down the $1(100 fine at the rate during the past week. apples and pears, principally. Ilis with obtaining money under false It will take a long and Mrs. Rose A. Wilcox, both of ¡of $2 per day At the regular meeting of the nursery site is ideal for heavy root time to grind it out.— Register. pretenses, made an unsuccessful Vida. Royal Neighbors February 24th growth and hardy trees. p h o n e 135 attempt yesterday morning to effect the committee will render a Notice to Electric Light Patrons. Brought Mother to Hospital. This Oregon legislature is cer his escape. Deputy Sheriff Odell, a **(**r>r+^^ b “ Washington program” after tainly “ the lim it.” In the face of who lives in the residence part of Some owners of porch lights| Mrs. If. C. Clark came down which refreshments will be served. carried Summers his the positive statement of Judges the jail, burn them all night, others burn I from Cottage Grove yesterday, A ll Neighljors are urged to lie Hamilton and Harris that there is breakfast and by request of the them day and night. lo these |bringing her mother, Mrs. II. C. present. no need for another circuit judge prisoner, Odell let him out of the notice is hereby given that after < polbe, who is suffering with C. A. Smith, one of Saginaw’s in this district— and they know the cage aud locked the door leading March first an additional charge I jaundice, to the General hospital genial citizens, was transacting conditions far better than anyone out of that apartment, and hang of 5o cents i>er month will be I for treatment.— Register. business in this city Thursday and else— the senate immediately passes ing the keys on the stair railing made for all porch lights found I _______ _ , , informed the Leader that work has The Standard High Grade Fence o f the a bill providing for one, and it is some ten feet from the door while burning after midnight. Dressmaking been actively resumed at the said the house will do likewise. World. There is over 400 miles of this he went below for a bucket of C. G. K l k c t k ic C o . _________ Booth-Kelly mills in the hills famous wire fence in Douglas county, Oregon. water. Summers by splitting up The Roseburg Review tells | Mrs. Sanford desires to announce above Saginaw, the snow having This is High Carbon Spring Wire which will some boxing used for kindling and about a local booster goiug to Christian Church Services Feb. 21st that she is again prepared to do all all disappeared. keep its shape when properly stretched. Will splicing them together had pre Portland and letting a contract for , kinds of dressmaking and solicits It is time fruit growers were carry a full stock of wire at all times. pared a pole long enough to reach liible school 10 a. in. Sermon, the patronage of both old and new making life a burden for the fruit 20,000 booster booklets for Rose the key aud while Odell was gone ‘ ‘The Macedonian Call” at 11 a. ! customers. Call at her residence pests by spraying if a good crop burg. What is the matter with he succeeded in securing them. m. Christian Endeavor at 6:30 p. the Roseburg print shops? Can't Ion Locust street or Phone 277. of good fruit is to be secured this When Odell returned he was “ The Unknown m. Sermon, they turn out a small liooklet, or Ladies tailored suits a specialty. Inquire o f year. The work should be done locked out aud the preacher denied God.” Everybody welcome. were they given an opportunity to DAVID (¡RIOaS, or STEARNS & CMEN0W ITH, Agents now, and if there are any who re having the keys and insisted that W . A . Elkins, pastor. do the work? Ordinarily the home Graft and Trimming Fruit Trees. Cottage Grove, Ore. Oakland, Ore. fuse they ought to lie made to printers are not given an oppor he, Odell, had dropped them in comply with the law. For Sale. the cistern while drawing the tunity to even bid on such a job. Anyone wantiug grafting and water. Odell had a key that The Phillips brick is being fitted A good light farm wagon and ; trimming of fruit trees done, call One of the characteristics of this would unlock the door: he put the double harness, inquire at this i on I . N . D r e s s e r , Walker Ore. up and furnished for Hampton Bros, big branch store, which will city is the manner in which the Rev. Gentleman in a dark cell office. 43-lm lie oiiened between the 25th and women persist in sharing every aud made a search for the keys, last of this month. The new firm social function with their hus aud after an hour’s search he Fifty-eight cows on the Christo Sweet Peas. IN T H E LINE O F has also leased the Phillips hall bands, banquets, smokers, stag found them in the fire place buried pher Dairy farm, at Christopher, parties, everything and every in trash. W e have just received a large upstairs in which they will display Wash., last year produced $0400 where these petted women would assortment of the l>est known vari their ladies suits, cloaks, etc. He will be watched closely from in milk and butter fat, $162 per elies of very fancy sweet pea seed go. The I.eader would suggest now on. head. This was, of course, the from Portland Seed Co. Mrs. Robert Veatch aud baby that these poor downtrodden, hen gross receipts. The cost of main W e would advise all who are and the smaller children went to pecked husbands at once and for If you want a good paying little tenance was aliout $15 per cow. going to plant sweet peas for the Cottage Grove yesterday to spend ever brace up, exert their rights business inquire at the Bazaar. annual fair to lie given some time This is high, for on the Christopher this spring to call early as possible some time visiting relatives. Mr. and throw off this chafing mat AT farm everything consumed in the and take advantage of the large Veatch is already there or rather rimonial yoke. Be brave, boys, SUMMONS. way of feed is produced on the assortment before the best varieties at the farm superintending the be brave! farm. Does farming pay? This are gone. Planting day is Feb building of a house, and planting In tho Circuit Court o f the S tate of Oregon, for Lane County. 22. M e t c a l f & B r c n d . kind does.— Oregon Agriculturist. fruit trees.— Register. Oregon and Southeastern Hullrond Plant sweet pea seed Monday. T Bensons Pharmacy Let Us S P R A Y Rees-Wallace Co. BEAN’S SPRAY PUMPS are the Best. Examine them before you buy............... OR.WOOD SPRAY Manufactured from wood oils and wood acids. Sure death to scale, aphis, moss and fungus........................ H Griffiu-Veatch Hardware C fh jp ‘ S P R A Y & C O .l Feed, Flour and Poultry Supplies Best Cement and Lime Always Carried if Stock Agents Fairbanks, Morse Roofing. THE PAGE WOVEN W IRE FENCE. Giacili What Yon Wait Family Groceries, New Dry Goods Fine Laces and Embroideries Ladies' and Gents Shoes J O H N S O N ’S 1 NESMITH FURNITURE STORE ! NEW FIRM! NEW 600DS ! | NEW LOCATION j | Cunningham ® King i Schleef Building | Furniture, Carpets, Rugs, Paints, Oils ' W A L L PAPER. PICTURES. J Picture Framing a Specialty IT f PRICES TO SUIT A N Y POCKETBOOK Cottage Grove Dray Co. w. T. KAYSER Company, a c « rporatlon, plaintiff, vs John Finn, defendant. T o John Finn, tlie above named defendant: Oregon In the name o( the state of appear yon are hereby required to filed and answer the com plaint tit led ¡■gainst you in the ab ove en the action within six weeks from th ls d ate of the first piililieation of ear •iimmons, and if you fall fo appfor ami answer ¡is he-ein required ply want thereof the plaintiff will npthe to the court for an assessment of the dam ages which w ill result to of a b o v e named defendant by reasoned t l i e t i k l n g o f the ,,roperty describbe 1 in plaintiff’s complaint, desired to n appropriated by the plaintiff, and oe* payment of the ¡unomit of dam agd < llfice, 1426 Residence, 39.1 so assessed, into the e nrt by sai- plaintiff, the plaintiff .»111 take judg ment against you appropriating t o it the right of way descriiied In aald v D IA M O T O complaint. I This summons is published once a j week for six successive weeks, in the ( tot t age (4 rove I A*n tier, n newspqicr I of general eiicu latioii lu lam e coun ty , S tate of Oregon, published in Cottage drove. In said county and state, by order o f Hon. O. It. Chris- | man County Judge o f said county made on the Sth day of February, 1409. I The first piililieation of this sum- j mens is on the 12th day of February, 1909, and the last publication on the 9 m tot Torino O o r th tfo t «nil •$< fto m to n U tapto, M >11 « 9 > »l. ■ A rt l o r C » « * - 126 th day of March, 1909. J. C. J oh . xsox and J. S. M K b i.tr, Mrs. King, widow of the late C. Ross King, is a guest of Cottage Grove friends. Besides the drug I'ROPRIP.TOR business left by Mr. Kiug valued at $3,000, he left his family a life insurance of $10,000. Mrs. King has secured a nice home in west Cottage Grove which she is hav Moving Pianos a Specialty ing improved and will move to this With Special Equipment city from Corvallis and make this her pennant home, much to the O FFICE gratification of her many friends at J. V. Thornton's Confectionery. here. PIIO N K STO RE Everything new anti no-to-date. Best brands and grades of Fresh Groceries. Country Produce bought and sold. Call and see what a dollar will buy at W. C. J O H N S O N ’S. All Kinds of Hauling and Heavy Dray Work Hon. R. A . Booth leaves the latter part of March for Kentucky, Tennessee, Virginia and Missouri to attend the annual fox hound shows in those states. He will take along bis pack of blooded hounds and enter them in com petition for the prizes to be awarded. Mr. Booth will be ab sent during both April and May, and while making the circuit of the shows will be the guest of the president of the Kentucky as sociation of fox hound owners. Attorneys for Plaintiff. Edison, Columbia Victor GRAPH0PH0NES Records Notions, Novelties FOR SA LE — A nice home of 1X acres in Cottage Grove, % acre in berries and fruit, good five room house and other build ings, house furnishings, cow, chickens, garden tools, also seven acres adjoining, 1 acre set in fiears. On S. P. R. R. north of Cottage Grove. J ohn M c C l a n a h a n . 44-4t Pasture for Rent. Tw o hundred acres of pasture land to rent on the Stock’s place about 2% miles east of Cottage Grove, or will take stock to pasture. Apply to F rank C rabtrkk , Cottage Grove, Oregon Spray & Co, buys veal, chick-1 Lime aud sulphur spray at the ’ Griffin, Veatch Co’s. 43 us, eggs, etc.
