No American Lady, Gentleman
P h o n « 1621
- FEED
I FLOUR
■ Poultry Supplies
Boy or Girl
Should think of Celebrating
the Fourth of July without
wearing a pair of American
Lady or Gentlemen Shoes. See
our west window then come
inside.
I We pay Cash for
EGGS, POULTRY, VEAL,
MOHAIR, W OOL and G R A IN
We can supply you with
LIME, CEMENT, and all kinds
of H A R D W A R E . T I N W A R E ,
G R A N I T E W A R E , STO VES &
RANGES
REESWALLACE CO.
“WHERB YOU »0 BETTER”
WAfiONS, BlfidlES, FARM IMPLEMENTS
Look over our stock and get our prices before buy
ing. N EW SPRAY BUILDING NEAR DEPOT
Spray-Wynne Co.
Floral Afternoon
Sweet Pea Show Prizes.
T he m anagem ent of the sweet
jiea show will not solid for prizes
this year from the m erchants about
town b u t any one w ishing to do
n ate an y th in g for a prize can do
so and the sam e will l>e gratefully
received. If you have anything
to contribute please notify Mrs.
A. H. Wood, chairm an of the Civic
Im provement com mittee, by July 1.
Discovered a Coal Vein
\\'h ile drilling a well on the
I.atham School grounds, two miles
south of Cottage Grove, a few
days ago, Messrs. Ralston it Spear
bored through a three foot vein of
coal at a depth of .IS feet and a
second small vein of a better grade
of coal was struck at a depth of 72
feel. T his well was sunk to a
depth of 8.8 feet and an excellen t
flow of good pure w ater secured.
Mathias Duerst Dead.
M athis Duerst died at his home,
seven miles east of C ottage Grove,
on Mosby creek, June 19th, 1909,
of cancer of the stom ach.
He
w as born in Canton, G iants county,
Sw itzerland, April 28, 1847. He
cam e to the 1'nited States in 1868,
and located in Iowa, where he was
united in m arriage to f.ouisa Britt,
Ja n . 14, 1 89.1. To this union was
born five children, four of whom
survive him, besides his wife. He
w as a well respected citizen and
will lie greatly missed in his home
and by his neighbors.
Mrs ly K. Marties and Mrs.
George H all gave It very pleasant
reception at tile home of I’rof. and
Mrs. Marties T hursday afternoon,
iu honor of Mrs. Ilreher, of Mor
gan City, Louisiana, Mrs. Barnes’
sister. It was a "F lo ral A fter
n oon,” the parlors and jiorch being
artistically decorated w ith syringa
and sweet briers, a profusion of
sweet peas and roses being added
to com plete the floral effect, the
color scheme being pink, w hite
and green in the decorations and
also iu tlie refreshm ents, which
consisted of ice cream, cake and
punch-
Little Misses
H ildred
H all and Dorothy Drelier veiy
gracefully asssisted the hostesses.
In the illustrated floral contest,
Mrs. M rCreadie was aw arded the
prize, a pretty vase. T he guests
were;
Mesdames Adams,
A brams,
C urtin, Phillips, Conner. Job, In-
low, Simeral, H azelton, Tyson,
Medley, Lurch, Krueger, Ilerreu,
McCreadie, Murk-laud.
Struble,
Rees, W allace, D .' llem euw ay,
Thom pson, Russell, Isliam, Kem,
DuMruille, Short, Cham bers, M.
V eatch, Hurkholder, Awbrey, Mil
ler, Olsen, Scullev, W. A. llem en-
wav, W heeler, Compton, K akin,
J. I. Jones, V an Denhurg, Miami,
Iissick, Maker, N’ickle, I.ewis, Le
Roy Woods, G iltner, A. M. Woods,
Words, Venske, Rosenberg, Jo h n
son, Paul Jones, G oodman, Van
W inkle, Rruiid, Metisoti, II.V eatch,
O. Veatch.
Look Out for Fires.
'Pile, dry weather increases the
danger of fires, keep your roof free
from moss, and a policy on your
house iu case it does b u rn . Tom
j Awbrey can give you a satisfac-
i tory policy and rate.
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I). I,. Rowe, who taught the
For Sale
spring term of school in
the
Shield’s District, No. 24, has been
A good serviceable team , weight
reelected ■ as teacher of the same | 1200, heavy harness and light
school for the ensuing year. He ' Studebaker wagon with cover.
Inquire at L eader office.
will teach a term of six m onths.
Prof. Rowe lias taught two terms
Cement Work
of public school since com ing to
Ail kinds of cem ent work a
C ottage Grove last fall, one at the
specialty, satisfaction guaranteed.
‘‘Prune M ill" school and one al Apply to R. M. Gleason, or phone
"S h ie ld s" school.
Both districts Mam 21,L
10-tf
highly recommend him as a teach
er.
Look over the L eader's ads and
then patronize Leader advertisers.
'Pile Pride Home Bakery will be
closed hereafter on Sunday from 1
lir e w orks th a t will work at the
New E ra Drug store.
until 4 o ’clock p. m.
Look
Look
Look
We are prepared to fit out your house in first-class shape.
We Larry everything iu Furniture, Carpets, M attings, L inol
eum, Rugs, Pillows, Blankets. In fact
*
Everything For The House
W e are the house with the goods. D on't fail to see us
when vou are looking for the best
W e Ipad them all.
W ALKER
KING
CO TTAG E GROVE, OREGON
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
George W hitsett, Jr., is able to
be out again after a strenuous tus
sle with the measles.
Fred Meinzer, of Creswell, was
It's Luck to Smok e Puck
j looking after business m atters iu
T he better th an 8c Cigar
| the Grove T hursday.
'Phe Cigar iu the Green Box.
M. S. Lyons, of Tacom a, speut
a few days in th is city this week,
N esm ith county 1910
¡the guests of his friends, Mr. anil
H ay harvest will soon be "in full Mrs. W. C. Johnson.
b la st.”
W. H ubble, the contractor, is
T uesday was the longest day of j rebuilding the residence of Mrs. C.
the year
G ray on Wall street. It will be
Cottage G rove will celebrate • he converted into a modern cottage.
Fourth on the Fifth-
Herbert Hawley, of Portland, is
Sheriff Fenton, of Roselierg, was a guest of relatives and friends iu
this city whom he has not visited
iu the Grove this m orning.
for several years. He is engaged
Mrs. Roy H utchinson visited in street contract work at P ortland
E ugene friends W ednesday.
Levi Geer of Calapooya M ineral
Miss Mabel Cochlau of Creswell Springs is bringing a drive of
is visiting in Cottage Grove.
about 4000 railroad ties to the
If you w ant " a sweet Ju n e Latham plant, by water. A great
deal of trouble is experienced, as
bride” you will have to hurry.
the w ater of the Coast Pork is very
A lta K ing m ade a business trip
low .
to the county seat W ednesday.
M iss Mary Bartels has moved
Miss N ancy W hittsett has re
her m illinery store into the bu ild
covered from an attack of measles.
ing formerly occupied by the Ba
Mrs. Dock P itcher was in town zaar. and the old building w hich
W ednesday from S hield’s District. she occupied is being moved away
Jesse Bemis and G eorge S uther to m ake room for A. J. Stew art’s
lan d of London were iu town last new brick.
Tuesday.
All k in d s of sewing m achines at
No fizzle about the New E ta best prices at Marion V eatch’s. Stf
Drug store fireworks. T hey are
Charles Hull, of L atham , re-
sure shooters.
I turned home last T uesday from
Plain an d straw b erry crushed Corvallis, where he has graduated
fruit ice cream at the W ave S u n from the Oregon A gricultural Col
lege. He received the degree of
day. D on’t forget.
B. S-, in the engineering course.
I. L. Rowe returned home from He left for Seattle T hursday.
Loudon Springs last
T uesday,
W atch for W alker N: K in g ’s b u l
after a weeks recreation.
letin board special sale each day.
Mrs. Mary Hawley has arrived in
T h e S. P. com pany has increased
this city to visit with her father,
(?) train service in Oregon by
O. P A dam s and other relatives.
tak in g off the most popular and
A ttorney J. S. Medley and F. convenient train of all, and pu ttin g j
H. Snodgrass were in attendance in its place a through train that i
at Circuit court at Eugeue this does no local business. T he more I
w eek.
populous W estern Oregon iiecomes I
T he busiuess houses of this city the poorer is its train service.
have decided to close on M onday,
Buy your harness where you get I
Ju ly 8, from 11 a. m. till 4:30 your moneys worth. C. B e a l s & I
p. m.
S o n .
E R E E .— W e will give an air
A. J. A rm strong, the photo m an, I
gun free with every b o y ’s suit returned home from Portland th is 1
bought during the week before the m orning. He attended all of the \
Fourth.
L u r c h ' s .
sessions of the Eastm an Profes- ]
Mrs. Mabel M erriman, of Port sioual school of photography. |
land, is a guest of her mother, T h is school instructs in all the;
Mrs. W ynne and sisters, Mesdames latest and liest processes of the art. |
Mr. A rm strong will now lie lietter
E ak in and Benson.
prepared th an ever to please his
A full line of C olum bia stock patrons. Call and see him at the
food and gall cure. E very box ('.rove Studio. W hile in Portland
guaranteed at harness shop. C. he tiought a stock of photographic
B e a l s & S o n .
supplies for the am ateur trade.
Jo h n W oodard encountered a Call on him for plates, films and
b arb wire fence at Saginaw T h u rs all needed cam era supplies.
day w ith his Ford ru nabout and
F R E E .— We will give an air
cut a tire u p severely.
gun free with every b o y ’s suit
Mrs. E u g eu e M atlock, of E u bought during the week before the
L u r c h ’ s .
gene, visited with her parents, W. Fourth.
C. Johnson and wife here this
T he Leader lost a subscriber this
week and attended the Royal week because i t published the
Neighlm rs social W ednesday even City Recorder’s m inutes of the last
ing.
council meeting, w hich looked en
Besides the teachers formerly couraging for th e paving of Main
T he Leader also added
employed to teach in the city street.
schools, Miss N ettie Burdick, Miss three new nam es to its subscription
Bessie W oods an d Miss Myrtle ¡list this week. If a fellow will stick
P urvance have been em ployed, | bis
6 « * « in the river, pull it out
w hich com pletes the
corps of | a " '1 tlle" look for the hole iu the |
teachers, th e two former being as I surface of the stream , he will have.
I signed to H igh School
work some idea of the significance of the !
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loss of a single subscriber to an i
FR EE.— W e will give an air I old established local paper,
gun free with every b o y ’s suit j A full stock of Edison phono-j
I bought d u rin g the week before the ‘ graphs and records at Marion |
I F ourth.
L u r c h ' s .
V eatch’s.
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First National Bank
OF
COTTAGE
GROVE
As su b m itted to th e g o v ern m en t, A pril 38, iu co n d en sed form
ain in e an d com pare it w ith o ilier b an k sta te m e n ts of co n d itio n .
Loans, bonds, city am i
co u n ty w a r r a n t s ___ $151,465.25
Real estate, fix tu res...
12,225.00
C a sh .................................
118.0.54.95
C apital an d s u rp lu s........$ .10,000.00
Profits .................................
14,1.18.6.1
C irc u la tio n .........................
12,300,00
Deposits............................ 226,104,5.1
*282,64.!, li.
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Px-
$282,64.1.16
H A V E O V E R 52 9
A V A IL A B L E
CASH
I F YO U W A N T S A F E T Y AND 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
H E L IA B L E
Spring Season
4 Our Spring Season has opened mo6f satisfactorily.
New orders are coming in and we are filling them in a
manner satisfactory to our trade.
4 W e intend keeping our stock complete throughout
the Season, and will endeavor to carry lines adapted
to the the trade.
S E N D US Y O U R O R D E R S F O R G O O D S
IN O U R L IN E AND W E D O T H E R E S T
JO H N S O N & M A T L O C K
G E N E R A L M E R C H A N D ISE
SIMMER RATES EAST
D uring the Season 1909
vl«x t h e
Southern Pacific Co.
fro m
COTTAGE GROVE
To
To
To
To
OMAHA and R eturn - -
KANSAS CITY and Return
ST. LOUIS and re tu rn -
CHICAGO and Return -
- $64.40
- 64.40
• 71.90
- 76.90
am i to o th er p rin cip al cities in th e liast, M id d le W est an.l South.
C o rresp o n d in g ly low fares.
On S & la J u n e 2, 3; J u ly 2, 3: A u g u st II. 12
To DENVER and Return - • -
59.40
On 9 n l o M ar 17, J u l y I, August II
Going: tra n s it lim it 10 d ay s from d a te of sale, final re tu rn lim it Oct.
Ih e se tick ets p resen ts som e very a ttra c tiv e featu res iu th e way of
stopover p riv ileg e s, anti choice of ro u tes; th ereb y e n a b lin g p assen g ers to
m ake sid e trip* to m an y in te re stin g p o in ts enroute.
K nitting on th e re tu rn tr ip th ro u g h C alifo rn ia m ay be hail a t a s lig h t
advance o v er th e ra te s quoted.
F u ll p articu lars, sle ep in g car reserv atio n s an d tick ets will be fu rn ish ed
by an y S o u th ern F’aciftc local ag en t, or
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W II. M cM lTRR A Y f G eneral Passenger Agent, Portland, Ore.
Give the LEADER a Trial.