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HENDERSON Habit Back LOCAL AND PERSONAL. T he Veatch H ardw are Co. has i put iu a full line of baseball goods. Real spring w eather. Made any garden yeti’ T he best men should win. T eachers institute tomorrow. Read H am pton Bros, new ad. Join in the clean-up cam paigu. Miss Spring seems to be on the way. Clean up th e town—m orally and otherwise. T here is never a spring w ithout new m illinery. A tainted question: H ave you bought your ouion sets? Good tim e for the arrival of the im m igrants who are arriving. Mr. Bacon, of V oncalla, with his family, has moved to C ottage Grove. Mrs, Fred Moody of V oncalla, is visiting w ith her parents at Cot tag e Grove this week. T h e owner of a Merry Widow h at has troubles of her own. Doors were m ade before hats. Lace cu rtain sale F riday an d S atu rd ay . Special $1.50 values for only 98 cents, at L urch's. Saloon liceuses of Jo h n Day City have been raised from $500 to $700, and no chairs or tables are allowed iu saloons. “ My cocoa's co ld ,” sternly an nounced the gruff old gentlem an to his fair waitress- “ Put your h at o n ,” she sweetly suggested. H ardy Crow of Loraue. was tran sactin g business iu Cottage G rove today. Spray & Co. h av e installed a power feed chopper and is p re pared to do custom chopping. Corsets FRONT LACED models T 1 a are the front culm laced iuatiou of HE the latest and best ideas in corset fashion. T hey re model the figure, giving it a perfectly m oulded back, giving it lines of grace and symm etry au d the long, ta pering curves w hich are so artistically lreautiful. T hey reduce the full figure, giving it the flattened front an d slender hip effects. T hey are absolutely hygienic and have the endorsem ent of the leading physicians and dressm akers. We call special a t tention to the model illustrated which is m ade in two lengths, high bust, for the tall figure, aud medium bust, for the shorter waisted stout figure. T his model is extrem ely long over the back and hips- T he extra lacing in the back from the waist-liue down perm its an absolutely |« rfe c t adjustm ent over the back and assists further in keeping the hips in perfect subjection, th u s giving the so-called hipless figure. We carry the front laced corsets in a varied line of m aterials at prices ranging from $2.50 to $12. W e cordially invite the ladies of our city aud vicinity to visit our corset d ep art ment aud inspect these most exquisite models. Consultation and fitting free. Rees-Wallace Co. WHERE Y O U DO BETTER GOOD MORNING. Gocxl m o rn in g , B rother S u n sh in e: Good m o rn in g , S ister Song, I beg y o u r h u m b le pardon If y o u 'v e w aited very long. I th o u g h t I h e a rd you rap p in g ; T o sh u t you o u t w ere sin , My h e a rt is sta n d in g o pen, W o n 't you walk lig h t in? Good m o rn in g , B ro th er C «ladness; Good m o rn in g , S ister Sm ile, They told me you w ere com ing, So I w aited on a while. I'm lonesom e h e re w ith o u t you; A w eary w hile i t ’s been. My h e a rt is s ta n d in g open; W o n 't you w alk rig h t in? Good m oaning, B rother K indness; Good m o rn in g , S ister Cheer, 1 h eard you w ere o u t calling, So I w aited for you h ere. Som e way I k eep fo rg ettin g I h av e to toil an d spin W hen yon are m y com panions; W o n 't y o u walk rig h t in? —J. W . IfOI,KV. To Boost tor Albany College. A lbany, Or., March 9.— Rev. Henry L. Nave, I). 1)., formerly of Crawfordsville, Iud., and for the past two years pastor of t he First Presbyterian church of C ot tage Grove, was today appointed field secretary of A lbany college aud will devote his entire time traveling in the interest of the college. T h e Southern Pacific will send out another dem onstration train the latter p art of this m onth to visit all points between D rain and A shland. W hen you th in k of fishing, think of that swell new line of Big Time at Cooper's Rink. fishing tack le just received by the Griffin, V eatch Co. T h at “ big W . B. Cooper will re-open his fish” will not get aw ay with those skating rink out on F ourth street to the public S aturday evening new flies. aud will hereafter open the rink Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Isham went every S aturday aud W ednesday to H arrisburg W ednesday upon re evenings. All skaters are invited. ceiving news of the death of Mr. Good order m aintained at all Ish am ’s sister at th a t place. times. T h e funeral services will be co n ducted at th a t place. Mining Locations R. W. V eatch of Eugene, seut a nice coop of Chinese p h easan ts an d a tii'e coop of golden pheas ants out to his farm, six m iles east of Cottage G rove T h u rsd ay where he will p ark them . George M. H all h as located the “ Cornet” and the “ N orth S ta r” m ining claim s and Ben P itcher the “ Meteor” in the Bohemia m ining district, apd their location notices A. L. Reed, the shoe m aker, were filed in the clerk 's office yes- Marriage Licenses Issued. has moved his shop from the i terday. Cochran bicycle shop to the office M arriage Licenses were issued building across the street near the Pie Social. M onday to W ilfred H enry Sey depot, formerly the ’coffeehouse” mour of Falls City and Clara Alice T he Royal N eighbors will give a where he will l>e pleased to meet Wiles of E ugene; to Chas. A. pie social at the I. O. O. F. hall, his m any old and new patrons. Cooley and M artha Ileunem an of "B ooks aud B rains" is the sub T hursday evening, March 25. Cottage Grove; and to W illiam Everybody invited an d each lady ject of the lecture at the Methodist A lbert G raham and Kdith Lauretta church n ex t S atu rd ay evening by is requested to bring a pie. Draper, both of Blachly. Dr. Fletcher H om an. Bring “ books” for school library and Dressmaking. Christian Church Services March 14. “ Brains” to enjoy the lecture, at the M. E. church S aturday eveu- Bible school 10 a. in. Address Mrs. Sanford desires to announce ing. by Mrs. C lara G . Esson, of P ort that she is again prepared to do all A most p leasant aud interesting land, 10 a .m . C hristian Endeavor kinds of dressm akiug and solicits session of the Ladies of the Mac- 6:50. Address to parents— itt the the patronage of both old and new light of recent revelations iu Cot customers. Call at her residence caliee T ent was held M onday even tage Grove. Everybody welcome. on Locust street or Phone 277. ing, the state com m ander. Mrs. Porges, of Portland, being guest W . A. E v k in s , pastor. Ladies tailored suits a specialty. of honor. She m ade an interest Messrs Lawson, Rees and Ilo- gate will m ake a valuable acquisi timi to the city council. They are progressive, yet conservative and safe business m en. They are each property owners attd have the c ity ’s interests at heart. Cottage for rent—A neat six roomed cottage X mile east of depot, apply to Robt. Griffin. Big line new dress goods for E aster at W . A. Ilem euw ay’s. ing talk for the good of the order Lost— A fine Conklin gold and a social session and splendid trimmed fountain j>en, in c a rd banquet followed, which was board case, between our store and greatly enjoyed by all present. my home. Finder present to me It is announced th a t Rev. W . A, and receive rew ard. M. Shepard- E lk in s will deliver an “ A ddress to son. P arents at th e C hristian church S unday evening— iu th e light of Bill N ye never penned an y thing recent revelations i n Cottage more com ical th an the “ up-to- G ro v e.” It goes w ithout the say date’s” w rite-up of the city nom iug th at Rev. E lkins will handle inating convention. J o i n the his subject in a very plain, able primer class iu th # prim ary de an d convincing m anner and will partm ent of the city schools, boys lie able to arouse parents to a keener sense of duty reg ard in g the discipline an d train in g of their sous and daughters, and will put them more on the alert to the dangers of the snares aud pitfalls w hich are cunningly laid for their girls an d boys. Every parent in C ottage G rove should hear this serm on. NESMITH FURNITURE STORE | NEW FIRM! NEW GOODS 1 f N E W LO CA TIO N % Cunningham & King Schleef Building Furniture, Carpets, Rugs, Paints, Oils W A L L P A P E R . PICTU RES. . - 5 P icture Framing a Specialty f P R I CES T O S U I T __ ___^ ^ ^ ANY £ 4 POCKETBOOK & City M arshal Snodgrass is iu re ceipt of an anonym ous letter w hich is spicy an d sensational and suggests th at if he d o n ’t tak e the tip and get busy he will lose his job. It alleges th a t a certain young m a n ’s wife has left her country abode and is holding forth iu th is city and is conducting h er self in a m anner not to the credit of herself nor said city and it is suggested to the m arshal th at he apprehend th is obstre|>erous young woman and send her home forth w ith. T he m arshal is th in k in g it over and will get busy enough if he finds m atters as related by this tim id and som ew hat obscure cor respondent, ------- -------— -- - i c t t r C R E S W E LL BOOM GROW ING APAC E M OST ANY BANK Can h an d le y o u r b u sin e ss after a fashion, w hen tim e* a re good an d m oney easy. W hen tim es Creswell, March 9 .— C res we 11 are h ard an d m oney tig h t you still lxxnns. A promotion club ieel th e need of a b u sin ess con nection w ith a was organized last night with 50 members. L. I). Scarbrough was Strong and elected president. T . A. Shafer Reliable Bank vice president, aud R. II. Parsons Jas. Porter and wife are ex p ect secretary. Two dollars m em ber Do your b an k in g business an d m ake your credit good with ed to arrive home th is week from ship fee was collected from each Los A ngeles, where they spent the member as a starter. The Strongest Bank in South Lane Co. winter. Mr. S|ieucer of Myrtle Point, A M yrtle Point m erchant care | has been u p looking over our town ! fully locked his store one evening ; and surrounding country. H e is OF COTTA<iK GROVE. aud left the key in the door all well pleased an d expects to invest W V S . V C V C <v N N . V \ , C.% V N C -N .N V W C y S £ night. N othing stolen. in some real estate an d bought a T he building formely occupied few acres of H enry Melton before by the Cochran & Cooley fu rn itu re he left. T he Stratford addition has all store will lie fitted u p iu cosy style been sold with the exception of for the new candy k itchen. T H E Q U A L IT Y Mrs. C. Ross K ing aud Miss two lots. W. W. Scott aud his daughter, oi our D ru g s ad m its of n o q u es King, who visited Dr. and Mrs. C. tion. W e use th e very p u rest B. K ing at E ugene returned to Miss Merle, have sold their proper - d ru g s i t is possible to obtain. ty and are building a bungalow Cottage Grove T h u rsd ay . A LL PREPARATIONS out in the Stratford addition. West side photo gallery on ami p rescrip tio n s are prep ared A num ber of houses will be w ith th e h ig h est d eg ree of care River street, for all kinds of a n d sk ill. T o ile t W ater, Com built this spring aud summer, as photography, postal cards aud p lex io n Cream , P u re V aseline, soon as lum ber can be procured. T alcu m Powder, etc. stam p pictures. Views a specialty. A Mr. Suider of Colorado, Phone 1503. 48-8t shipped a carload of stock aud F ran k Woodruff returned hom e household goods last week, aud Sunday from a trip to Medford. have rented the I*. C. N oland He says th at city will lay m uch house for the summer. sewer pipe this year au d m ake W e understand R. II. Parsons m any other substantial improve will p ut in a lum ber yard at once. ments, including street paving. Mr. an d Mrs. G. E. H eady and Creswell News three children cam e iu from C O T T A G E GROV E, O R E G O N Florence Tuesday nig h t and went Earl Moxley sjieut Monday in out on the C ottage Grove local Eugene. n ex t m orning for some point north Chas. Ferguson was a Eugene for a few days, visit.-—Register. visitor T uesday. L andlord W estbrook of Hotel Mrs. A rchie Robiuett returned Oregon, states th at business is on from Gervais, T uesday. the increase at his place. T he Henry Parsons went to Iiugene traveling public speak most highly W ednesday on business. of the accom m odations and service Wm. Flick aud family have received at this popular hostelry. moved into the Clyde Sm ith house. Dr. Fletcher llo m au , president BEAN’S SPRAY PUM PS are the Best. N olan and Flick have sold their of W illam ette I ’niversity, Salem, saw mill on Bear creek to Mr. Examine them before you buy............... will occupy the p u lp it at the M. W ilhelm of Dexter. E . church next S unday m orning. Miss Frances Beatty left T ues Don’t miss this opportunity to hear day for Salem, where she has ac th is eloquent and able speaker. Manufactured from wood oils and cepted a position. Dr. N ave will preach on “ How wood acids. Sure death to scale, Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Ferguson Old A rt T hou?" at 11 a. m. and aphis, moss and fungus....................... on "A Sum iu A ddition” at 7:30 leave S aturday for G ervais, where L IM E A N D S U L P H U R . S P R A Y p. m. in the Presbyterian pulpit they will m ake their home. Mr. aud Mrs. E arl Phillips, who n ex t S abbath. C hristian Eudeavor 6:30 p. m. S abbath school 10 a spent the w inter in Creswell, have returned to their hom e in M ontana. m. A carload of cement for the new lio n . T . K. Campbell, the popu b ank building arrived W ednesday. lar chairm an of th e state railroad commission, is spending a few T he ground is being cleared and days in th is city visiting w ith his gravel being hauled for the bu ild num erous friends and looking ing. after business and property in ter T he “ Mothers' C lu b " held a ests here. meeting at Mrs. H enry Melton's Mr. H arrim an tells'the people of T h u rsd ay aftern o o n . S u b j e c t , The Standard High Grade Fence of the Coos Bay th at they m ust put up a ‘how lo encourage a child to World. There is over 400 miles of this cash g u aran tee that the proposed m ake a confident of its m other.” famous wire fence in Douglas county, Oregon. T he Creswell brass baud ltoys Drain b ranch into th at country This is High Carbon Spring Wire which will will pay dividends before he will will give a dram a, entitled, keep its shape when properly stretched. Will resum e work. T h at m eans the “ A Family A ffair," Friday night, carry a full stock of wire at fill times. hopes of Coos bav for im m ediate March 26th., at W oodman Hall railroad construction h av e gone Creswell orchestra will furnish the I n q u i r e of m usic. glim m ering again. DAVID GRIGGS, or STRARNS & CHEN0WITH, Agents H enry Parson ex|iects a carload J . J , C raig returned from V an Cottage Grove, Ore. Oakland, Ore. of lum ber today, which is to be couver and Portland Monday night, where he was v isitin g A. T. used to finish the th ird story of the Doyle on business connected with Central hotel. He is also looking their m ines in Bohemia. T he for a car load of shingles to Leader is inform ed th a t as soon as morrow. f T h e “ Creswell Promotion C lu b ,” th e snow disappears in the cam p considerable work will be done on w as organized Monday night at this property formerly know n as W oodm an hall. T he following officers were elected: President, the H iaw ath a. Dealers in Dr. Scarbrough: vice-president, T. D on't forget the free lecture at A. Schafer: assistant secretary, K. the M. E . church S atu rd ay even II. Parsons: treasurer, the Creswell ing by Dr. Fletcher H om an, presi F ruit Grow ers' b an k . A rrange dent W illam ette t'n iv ersity . All m ents have been m ade for the those who h a ie Ixioks su itab le for club to meet in Woodmen hall the public school library, and feel T uesday evenings until club rooms so inclined, should donate them to can lie secured. the school at this time. If you have a volume or two to spare bring them to the lecture and turn Studebaker and Racine them over to Prof. Barnes, supt. city schools. So much has already been said on the T he Salem, A lbany, Eugene importance of buying your seeds from and Springfield baseball league a reliable dealer that to repeat it is only Lime, Cement and Spraying Materials. waste of words. tM .C| Seeds have will play ball again this season Poultry Supplies, Garden Seeds, Flour proved their worth—our increas- and am ong their new rules is the busincss is proof indeed that Feed. Page Wire Fencing following adopted from th e state merit alone has made the Chas. II. Lilly Co. fore league. A ny m anager guilty of most seedsmen on the playing a “ b o u g h t" ma n, or a ’acificCoast. Send m an not altogether a local article, for catalog, 120 will be put under the brush for tlltts- about *100 fine, as all th e team s Pated.de jrtDs*•* have agreed to organize with home m u n n T o anyone buying seeds from talent help throughout th e season, I n a 1.1: h i and not go to the expense of ship Spray Co. w e make the fol ping in men who will cost more lowing offer: A n y one taking a and p u t stum bling blocks iu the course of a full season. first prize at the forthcoming C o t F IR S T N H T I0 N H L B H N K Bensons Pharmacy L et Us SPRAY OR.WOOD SPRAY GriffiirVeatch Hardware Co. I THE PAGE WOVEN WIRE FENCE. I SPRAY & COMPANY FARM IMPLEMENTS Reliable Seeds Wagons and Buggies FREE SEEDS Married. C O O LEY - H E N N K M A N N — A t the C hristian parsonage March 11, 19119. Chas. A. Cooley and Miss M artha H ennem ann, Rev. W . A . E lk in s officiating. T he bride and groom are well and favorable know n here. They will reside on a farm n ear Yon- O rder your new suit for E aster Calla, at W . A . Hemenway’s. tage G rove District Fair on any vegetable or flower grown from seed purchased from us w e will refund cash for the whole bill of seeds purchased from us in addi tion to the premium offered by the Fair Association.