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HENDERSON Habit Back Corsets >\ LOCAL AND PERSONAL All colors men’s lisle hose, two pair for 25 cents at Hampton & Co. That fine rain helps wouderfully. Cal Stewart, ‘T ’ncle Josh” of Huy your sheet music of Marion phonograph fame was in Eugene Veatch. Stf yesterday and today. See the new First National bank Mrs. Van Huren reports the "FRONT LAC ED ” ad. death of a pet canary bird which Wild strawberries are lieginuiug had passed its nineteenth year. HE front laced models Eugene Register. are the culmination of to ripen. the latest and best ideas in Remember the Cottage Grove Regarding Haywood's address corset fashion. They re district fair iu September. at Eugene Sunday the Guard says model the figure, giving it he was “cheered ardently by his The crops are dampened, and a perfectly moulded back, admirers aud jeered by others.” the enthusiasm mounts higher. giving it lines of grace and symmetry and the long, ta B. R. Westbrook of Hotel Ore If we celebrate the glorious pering curves which are so fourth gon attended the Elks day program we will have to get busy artistically beautiful. They at the Roseburg strawberry fair reduce the lull figure, giving it the flattened front and slender hip soon. effects. They are absolutely hygienic and have the endorsement Miniug location notices and Saturday. He says the parade of the leading physicians and dressmakers. We call special at legal blanks of all kinds for sale at and the whole affair was a big tention to the model illustrated which is made in two lengths, high this office. success. bust, for the tall figure, and medium bust, for the shorter waisted Wm. V. McGee of Cres- Call aud see some of those nice stout figure. This model is extremely long over the back and hips- well Rev. is looking after busiuess m at home woven rugs different weaves, The extra lacing in the back from the waist-line down permits an at J. M. Comer’s on Wall street, absolutely ]>erfeet adjustment over the back and assists further in ters iu this city. keeping the hips in perfect subjection, thus giving the so-called bargains at from $1 to $2. Mr. Embroidery sale Friday and hipless figure. We carry the front laced corsets in a varied line Comer is also prepared to weave of materials at prices ranging from $2.50 to $12. We cordially Saturday. Special 15 and 12% carpets and rugs to order on short cent values for 9 and 7 cents at invite the ladies of our city and vicinity to visit our corset depart notice. ment and inspect these most exquisite models. Consultation and l.urchs. fitting free. The piano’s at M adsen's are W. G. Houser is now a full- guaranteed and have a new patent fledged tousorial artist having suc that makes them superior to any cessfully passed the examination other make. 5-6 before the barber’s board of ex WHERE YOU DO BETTER The “ Queen Esther” rehersals aminers Friday and received his begin this evening at the Christian certificate» church. All singers iuvited to For artists materials see R. W. participate, Prof. Robinson, direct Waters. Wounded Horse Improving Springfield Loses Game. The Deader notes that G. II. or. benefit City Park. Tyson the firm of Hampton & Dr. .Wedler says the Keushaw Cottage Grove defeated the Miss Athea Widdersheim and Co. has of recently reshingled his horse which was shot by tiie des Springfield team at Springfield Miss Mildred Pringle spent Sunday home on Fourth street, repainted perate highwayman is almost cer Sunday by a score of 7 to 2. l Tp in Iuigene the guests of friends. the roof and building and other tain to recover if no complications to the fourth inning Rankin, the They report a pleasant day and a wise improved it. ensue. The animal has had noth Mill city twirier, held the visitors very enjoyable drive about the Everything iu furniture at Sim ing above normal temperature and safe, but the Grove players found city. & Cunningham's. Prices as the ball could not have entered him pretty freely from that canto Mr. S. Dillard. Mr. Johu Dil eral attractive as the goods. the lungs or it would have shown and by bunching hits when hits lard and Miss Blanche W hittaker The S. P. Co’s photographer is ft? % some fever before this.— Eugene meant runs, romped away by a visited at the home of Mr. and this city today, making some $ &, good margin. This is the first Mrs. G. H. Tyson over Sunday, in Register- city, farm aud timber views with game Springfield has lost this sea- Miss W hittaker returning home to AKTRK h ig h w a y m a n . which to supplement the Cottage sou. / Eugene on Monday. The highwayman who shot Mrs. Grove Sunset Magazine write-up A. P. Churchill and II. K. Met and other promotion literature for Renshaw’s horse and attempted to Fruit Not Seriously Damaged calf, a prominent Bohemia mining this city and community. shoot her near Eugene last week is said to have passed through Cot W ilbur McFarland, better known man and grocer, were in the city A full line of new single harness tage Grove south bound Saturday. as “ Dick.” while discussing the Monday. They registered at the from $10 up. Come and look Sheriff down and Marshal Snod weather, crops and Haywood with hotel as being from Nesmith coun them over. C. W. B eals & S on . grass followed the fellow as far the I.eader Saturday, inadvertent ty.—Eugene Register. E. A. Ralston and O. S. “ Doc’-’ south as Drain, but could uot get ly remarked that the late frosts Bert W illard and wife returned Spear have formed a partnership sight of him. only served to favor him and in home Sunday evening from Minne and will engage iu bed rock well GOT THE WRONG MAN. stead of injuring his forthcoming apolis, Minn., where Bert has drilling in this city aud vicinity. Sheriff down telephoned the fruit crop simply thinned it out been attending a well known bar The boys have purchased an sheriff's office at liugeue shortly and saved him the trouble of doing ber college during the past winter. American well drilling outfit, with after noon Monday stating that he the work to prevent his trees from Their many friends are extending gasolene engine mounted on trucks had two men at Rosebttrg and has breaking. He says there will still them a cordial greeting. latest power drills aud equipment held them awaiting identification, be plenty of fruit and owing to it All kinds of sewing machines at aud are prepared to put down 3 doth tally well with the descrip having been thinned out a little aud 4 inch casings and guarantee tion of the man who shot at Mrs, by the frost it will be of excellent best prices at Marion Yeatch’s. 5tf to exclude all surface water from R enshaw and he sent for her to goj size and quality. He exhibited a The discharge of some con their wells. They have booked out to see the men. She accord cherry limb containing a beautiful demned powder near the powder several contracts already aud will ingly left on the 2:IS train Mon lot of cherries nearing maturity. house % of a mile north of town no doubt find plenty of employ this morning rattled the windows ment for their well drilling equip day afternoon. She was accom Knock. You Knocker. Knock. in the business bouses about town. ment. They are engaged at pres panied by F. I,. Armitage, who What if the Griffin, Veatch Co. ent in putting down a well for M. saw the thug l>efore he held up Mrs. Renshaw. After Mrs. Ren Clover around Cottage Grove is should explode some good or non- Eammou on I'ourth street, their — sliaw arrived at Roseburg and so short that bumblebees have to condemned powder? well drilling outfit working per confronted the prisoners, she said get down on their knees to suck A full stock of Edison phono fectly. neither of them was the man who the blossoms.—Drain Nonpareil. graphs and records at Marion Embroidery sale Friday and held her up and they were re Stf Saturday. Special 15 aud 12% The Portland Rose Festival with Yeatch’s. leased. G. E. Rees received his fine cent values for 9 and 7 cents at alt its wealth of bloom, of frag Col. E. Ilofer of the Salem daily rance, of life, of light and beauty, riding and driving mare from Eurchs. Capital Journal, was a Cottage is about to burst upon us in all its Portland Saturday, the young man Dr. H. A. Foster, the well Grove visitor Saturday. He was: dazzling splendor. It will be a having her in charge making the known chiropractic practitioner, conferring with the promotion! week of music, mirth and gaiety, trip in a little more than two days formerly of this city, but now of without evidence of weariness on Bandon, Coos county, with his committee of the Com mercial1 Juge 7 to 12, 1909. the part of this spirited animal. family are visiting with Cottage Club regarding a publicity scheme Mr. and Mrs. Rees will now soon Grove relatives and friends. The County Judge G. R. Clirismau which looked very worthy and practical to us, as explained by and son Chester were in Portland familiarize themselves with our doctor has lieeu accorded a good | Saturday to get Chester’s auto, country roads and the many pretty practice in Coos county aud speaks the popular Salem editor. iu very complimentary terms re which he shipped from Eos Ange farms hereabouts. les by water and will drive it to Embroidery sale Friday and garding the coast country. He W A N T E1)—Trust wort h y man ~ugene.—Guard. Saturday. Special 15 and 12% says Ray Dean, the Coquille or woman in each county to ad vertise, receive orders Pud manage Mr. and Mrs. Mike Wald and cent values for 9 and 7 cents at hustler for names on the Nesmith business for New York Mail Order initiative petitions, visited Bandon House. $IS weekly: position per children visited over Sunday with Eurchs. recently secured a large list, manent; no investment required. Mrs. W ald’s parents, Mr. and “ The Deader keeps right on the people and sub^-ribing for Previous experience not essential Mrs. Hohl. They returned to shocking the community by per the division of the big freely unwieldy to engaging. Spare time valu their Eugene home Monday. sistently presenting the plain, able. línclose self addressed en truth in its columns” re counties. Dr. .Foster says he is velope for full particulars. Ad II. C. Madsen has a shipment naked marked a friend of the paper Sat amazed at the substantial improve dress, C larke |C o ., Wholesale iu Cottage Grove in the urdav after he had listened to ments of fine pianos on the way from the Dept., 10.1 Park Avenue, New past two or since he left this east. 5-6 some of the hue and cry about place, and years, York. predicts that the Grove two or three plain truths presented in Friday’s paper. Oh, well will soon take rank as an import they'll get used to it by and by ant upper Willamette valley city. friend. It’s a dangerous thing to No middle m an's profit or job handle, this virtue truth, but we bers commission to pay when you M u s ic H a th C h a r m s < always did enjoy a little reckless buy a high grade piano from Marion Veatch, for he buys and diversion. ; The only exclusive music store in Ihe city. ships all his stock direct from the Player and Standard Pianos. Prices according FO I'N D — purse containing sev factory. Moral, buy at home and to makes and size. See our Cabinet Grand Stf eral dollars. Owner may recover save money. same by describing property and Schiller paying for this notice. Call at If you want a piano call and E dison G rn p h o p h o n es SE.WING M ACHINES Simeral ft Cunningham ’s furniture see Madsen’s, He has the l>est O liv er T Y P E WRITE. R & R ecords ta rg e slock for the money and the sweetest store. toned. 5-6 Goats for sale— 19 head, $4«», Call in aud see our new line of inquire of Oscar Frohmader, Cot fancy lap dusters. C. \V. H eals M M M M M 8I , -, -.« -¿.-.W S -, -, m s y iitH w x tage Grove, Oregon. & S on . 4tf P h o n e 1621 T if * EGGS, POULTRY, VEAL, f MOHAIR, WOOL and GRAIN % LIME, CEMENT, and all kinds Hr ir of H ARDW ARE, T INW ARE, GRANITEWARE, STOVES & *d r RANGES t dr WAGONS, BIGGIES, FARM IMPLEMENTS Look over our stock and get our prices before buy I ing. NEW SPRAY BUILDING NEAR DEPOT $ Spray-Wynne C o. V» W R E P O R T O P T H E C O N D IT IO N O F T H E F irs t N a t io n a l o r C O TTA G E GROVE | , •.» ft' Bank As subm itted to the governm ent, April Js, in c<mde»-cd form ,i n lin e am i com pare it w ith other Ijnnk statem ents of condition. l'x- I Capital anti surplus Loans, bonds, city and county w arrants . . . . 5151 tod. 2d 1‘rofits ....................... Real estate, fixtures... 12 225.0b 1 C irculation................ C ash.................................. 1 IS 954 *>d D eposits....... ......... $282 M3, !.. - - 1 MARION VEATCH I We can supply you with Rees-Wallace Co. \ T f - FEED «f I FLOUR I I ■ Poultry Supplies * f We pay Cash for dr W E H A V E O V E R 52 : A V A IL A B L E CA SH I F Y O U W A N T S A F E T Y A N D S E R V I C E W E S O L IC IT Y O V R B U S IN E S S THE OLD R E L IA B L E Spring Season Q Our Spring Season has opened moit satisfactorily. New orders are coming in and we are filling them in a manner satisfactory to our trade. Q W e intend keeping our stock complete throughout the Season, and will endeavor to carry lines adapted to the the trade. SEND US Y O U R O R D E R S FO R G O O D S IN O U R LIN E AND WE. DO THE. RF.S1 JOHNSON & M ATLOCK GENER A L MER C HA NOISE SUMMER RATES EAST During the Season 1909 via. th e Southern Pacific Co. , fro m COTTAGE GROVE To OMAHA and Return - - - $64.40 To KANSAS CITY and Return - 64.40 To ST. LOUIS and return - - 71.90 To CHICAGO and Return - - 76.90 am i to Ollier principal cities in the Hast. M iddle W est and South. C orrespondingly low fares. On S n le J u n e 2, 3; Ju ly 2, 3; A ugust II, 12 To DENVER and Return- - - 59.40 O n Settle M ay 17. J u ly I, A ugust II transit lim it In »lays from »late of wile, final return lim it < k t- .>1. These tickets presents some ver> attractive features iu the way of stopover privileges, and choice of routes; thereby enab ling passenger* It* m ake side trips to m any intere.-ding points enronto. R anting on the return trip through California m ay 1« had at a fligh t advance over the rates quoted. Full particulars, sleeping car reservations and ticket will l*e furnished by any Southern Pacific local agent, or W M M e M l K R A Y , (fu n e ra l I’n sn ciig e r A g e n t, P o rtla n d . O re . (W tiiiK i Give the LEADER a Trial.
