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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
M id-Sum m er
Very good harvest weather.
District fair meeting tonight.
W. O. W. Rally A ugust 7th
Surveying for the proposed farm
Peaches are ripe near the Dalles. ers' railroad in I'm a tilla county is
We do quality printing at P ort progressing.
Mrs. H ow ard W ood an d little
lan d prices.
O regouians are still enjoying daughter, |u1ia of Eugene, visited
during the week with relatives in
spring weather.
this city.
Sum m er resort w eather continues
F. II. Phillips an d family, a c
at Cottage Grove.
Look over the L eader's ads an d com panied by an eastern friend
then patronize Leader advertisers. and his family, are enjoying cam p
J. S. Milne an d G. II. Standish life on Mosby Creek this week.
were Eugene visitors W ednesday.
Marion Y eatch purchased a
All k in d s of sewing m achines at corner lot in the W ynne addition
best prices at Mari m V entch’s. 5tf fronting on Locust street opposite |
J œ Lésina was fined $150 at H erbert E ak iu s residence last
Roseburg T hursday for selling real w eek.
beer.
Jas. Jeffries, the heavyw eight
Medford and adjacent distincts cham pion, has posted $.5,000 as a
have voted to enlarge th a t city ’s forfeit to bind a m atch with Jack
Johnson, the big black heav y
limits.
Remember the big W oodm an of weight.
the W orld rally at th is place
T h e white and red pressed brick j
A ugust 7.
for the front of C. C. W oodard’s '
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Kerley went I large new brick h av e arrived and J
They m ake a '
to Cottage G rove T hursday on a are beiug laid,
nobby building.
visit.—G uard.
Money Saving Values
Get in Line With
Phone
the P e q p 1 e
Your
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Orders for
Fresh
Overlook
for Trade Bargains
Our Fine
and go Home with
Summer
Rel i abl e
Groceries
Don’t
who
Under their
Goods
Goods, Hats
Arms
and
and Savings in their
Main 25
Footwear
Pockets......................
R e e s - W a l l a c e Co.
“ W h e re Y o u D o B e t t e r '
Power Concrete Mixer.
Keep the City Park Clean.
K. M. Gleason, Uie cem ent
W hile the city am t the Civic
worker, has received a new Chica- Improvement Committee is pleased
go concrete m ixer, which is o|>er- j to grant various societies and local
ated by a d-horse power gasoline 1 organizations the privilege of t-be
engine, all of which is m ounted on use of the City Park for picnics
trucks and besides being a great and public gathering, it is no more
labor saving m achine expedites the than proper th a t the request should
work of laying cement sidewalks be made that after each occasion the
and all other work in this line for park be put in just as c le a a a n d good
which Mr. ('.leason is now well condition as it was found by the
equipped. 11 is motto is "th e old society using it. It is also noted
board w alks m ust g o ,” and at the that team s frequently enter the
rate he is laying new cement w alks park from Main street driving over
and curbing, the old lum ber w alks the curbing an d cement walk.
will soon be a relic of the past in this T his is strictly prohibited as a good
city especially on the principal drivew ay into the p ark has been
streets.
provided from the west side and
team s should alw ays enter and
m ake their ex it bv th is drivew ay.
To be Regimental Chaplain.
Private I'lk iq s of the Cottage
('.rove com pany, is to receive a
commission.
Colonel Y oran or
dered him yesterday to ap|>ear for
exam ination as Chaplain. E lkins
is an ordained m inister and at the
S unday evening services m ade it
clear that he is fitted for the duties
of regim ental chaplain. Ilis rank
will be th at of cap tain ,—O re
gonian. [Rev. Mr. lilkins is now
pastor of the Christian church at
Cottage d ro v e and was a p ri
vate in com pany C of the Second
Oregon regim ent in the P hilip
pines.]
W alter Davis, the Southern P a
cific engineer, well know n in Rose-
b u rg was at the throttle of an en
gine which blew up on a siding at
M arion Station, 12 miles south of
Salem at an early hour T hursday.
A lthough the locomotive was prac
tically demolished, Davis sustained
nothing more in the way of injuries
th a n some inconsequential burns
on his face anil hands.
Davis
visited in Cottage ('.rove last week.
Roseburg is building a new
#12,000 brick Presbyterian church.
T h e famous O pp placer mine
near Jacksonville is soon to resum e
operations.
I
Spray-Wynne Co. Has
It
A NEW
B u rgla r Proof
W indow Locker
AND
Sash H older
Protect your windows from b u rg lars by usiug H a rt’s
Burglar Proof A nti-R attler, A utom atic V entilation Sash
H older and Locker. O ne alw ays th in k s of locking the doors
but leaves the windows uulocked, therefore you are not safe
in your house from burglars. W e have the best all round
window lock and holder on the m ark et.
1st. Because the lock works autom aticallv and alw ays
locks itself and the window cannot fall and break the glass.
2nd. Because the lock keeps windows from rattling,
which no other lock will do and is worth more th au the price
of it.
trd. Because you can ventilate your rooms from top or
bottom, w hich ought to be done for h ea lth 's si;ke, and no one
can enter from the outside, and you will feel |>ei fectlv safe.
1th. Because they are made out of steel an d are stronger
and better thau all other sash holders. W ill hold any w in
dow, large or small.
Spracy - Wynne
Company
i TRAVELLERS
CHECKS
Springfield and Cottage Grove
H arry Pulliam , president of the j
will not play ball S unday as for N ational Baseball League, shot _
merly announced.
himself T hursday w ith suicidal in- f
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Rev. C. A. Wooley, of Ivugene, ¡tent, due to ill health, in New ^
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w as a guest of the family of his Yord City l i e ’s o u t—and dead.
son F’rank in this city today.
We note th a t the C apital Ini-1
WE SELL
Mrs. 1). Asher returned W edues provemement Co., of Salem, is ad
day from a visit with her d au g h ter vertising for “ tw enty team s and I
in Cottage G rove.— Roseburg Re men at once for street work an ^
view.
gravel h au lin g .” Looks good for|j^
An ice cream social will be Salem.
They Are Safe, Money for Travellers.
given at the Silk Creek school
T he Eugene m oving picture
house S aturday evening. All are shows have a war on at the present \ ?
Good in All Paris of the World.
invited.
time having reduced the adm ission ^ |
Billie Ilig g iu s is transform ing price from 10 to S cents for an j £
his single story cottage adjoining hour instead of a h alf hour show, ‘
OF COTTAGE GROVE
the Catholic church into a modern as formerly. T here is nothing in
C a p ita l $ 2 5 ,0 0 0 .0 0
S u rp lu s and P r o fits $ 2 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0
t\vo-story cottage.
the business at th at rate.
Mrs. Ed Jones, Mrs. Karl and
John Nokes and A1 lillege have
SECURITY AND SERVICE FOR OUR CUSTOMERS
family and Mr. and Mrs. Joe recovered from an attack of the
Miller, left for the blackberry patch M anila sm allpox and are pursuing .VSÍSÍ* .-«SSÇWÏSW.S»
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in the hills east of town T hursday. their daily avocations again.
Last Service at the Tent.
T he last service in the tent next
Sunday, A ugust 1st. Subject in
the morning, “ W hat is T rue Re
ligion.” E vangelistic service in
the evening. All cordially invited.
E. (t. O. C roat , Pastor.
f
First National Bank
Mr. and Mrs. W. A- C u n n in g
ham and sou, and Dr. K athrene
Schleef, went up to C ougar Bend
T hursday to spend a few days
picking wild blackberries.
C ontractor Will H art and his
assistant, A. L. W ynne, com
menced work on a fine new b u n g a
low for Dave Scholl, the jeweler,
on west W all street this m orning,
Do You Want a Milch Cow ?
Some good milch cows for sale,
or will ex chan g e for lum ber. In
quire of Chas. M cFarland, Cottage
Grove. Farm mile an d a half west
of town.
H ere’s one on A lbany, from the
Democrat: A little boy just from
K ansas City, after looking around
First street ( the m ain stre e t) asked:
“ W here's the town?”
Found—A pair of gold rimmed
spectacles in a leather case, on
Gowdyville road. Owner pay for
this notice and receive glasses.
T he latest sheet m usic at Marion
Y eatch’s.
Room for You
In Cottage Grove
C ottage ('»rove is in th e S unny S outh ot th e b eau tifu l W illa m e tte
V alley an d is at p resen t th e c e n te r of th e larg est body of sta n d in g
tim !)er in th e w orld, of com m ercial value.
C ottage G rove offers m ore o p p o rtu n itie s in e v e ry lin e of in d u stry
th an any lik e area in th e Pacific States. T h e geo g rap h ical location
m akes th is p oint th e chief tra d in g c e n te r for th e th irty -o n e saw m ills,
hogging c* lip s. gold, silver, copper, lead an d quick s ilv e r m in es
w hich lie w ith in a rad iu s of th irty m iles.
T h is section is th e hom e of th e fam ous Com ice P ear am i every
v ariety of A m erican G rap es. Spitzenberg, Yellow N ew ton an d Bald
win A pples h ere attain perfection an d are eag erly so u g h t for by the
New Y ork buyers. I b is can lie w ondered at by those w ho are not
fam iliar w ith the fact, how ever, New Y ork fru it raisers are com ing
h ere and p u rch asin g land upon w hich to raise th e above m en tio n ed
f ra ils.
T h is section is adapted to the ra isin g of ev ery know n variety of
fru it th a t will e x is t o u tsid e of the tropics, for w ith an elev atio n of
#»71 feet an d no p re v a ilin g h ig h w inds or sudden clim atic changes,
th e c o n d itio n s as found h ere th a t conform to th e re q u ire m e n ts of all
fruits.
If you are an en erg etic citizen, w an tin g to im prove y o u r c o n d i
tion p h y sically o r financially, <k> n ot g rab at a straw , b ut in v e stig a te
th is section, for th ere is “ Room for yon in C ottage G ro v e .”
Ask FRED G. C O N LEY, Manager
Col tageGrove Commercial Club j|j
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Mr. Nokes suffered severely from j
the disease, but Mr. Ellege says h e |
had a very light attack .
T he City Council has decided to | I
purchase the Cochran stone quarry i
on the County road one mile north |
of this city com prising about |
three acres of good solid rock su it
able for coarse or fine street dress
ing an d all kinds of road im prove
Ed H olterm an, w ho for the past m ent work.
year has held a position on the -M arion Yeatcli, G. 11. Tyson,
Portland police force, is off on a Jas. O strander of th is city, and
fifteen days leave of absence and Chas. 1'm pluey of Astoria, went
is a guest of C ottage Grove up to Cougar Bend T uesday ami
friends.
enjoyed -the evening au d next
G. G. W arner, the well-known m orning fishing. They returned
Bohemia m ining m an, cam e down hom e W ednesday evening an d re
from the cam p W ednesday and re port a pretty good catch of fish and
turned today.
He is quietly a fine time
developing his projierty—throw ing
D. D. Y an W inkle and fam ily,
rocks and dirt and saying little.
of Sunnyside, W ashington
are
Prof. T u ck er who fell and was guests or the form er’s cousin, Dr.
reported as quite severely injured J. (). Van W inkle and wife, anil
while attem pting to put out a also Mrs. M cKinney and Mrs.
small blaze on the roof of his home H arry Knowlton, who is the
last Monday, will be able to be up m other and sister of Mrs. V an
and around in a few days.
W inkle. T he fam ily is touring in
Mrs. Ida Miller of W all street a R am bler autom obile and will
entertained the Lady M accabees visit B elknapp Springs on their re
nt her home T uesday afternoon turu trip.
and gave them a four o ’clock tea,
As stated on the third page of
serving delightful refreshments. the last issue of the Leader, Mrs.
T he ladies learned her birthday G ilkinson. with whom Fid Mon
was a few days later and surprised roe’s little daughter m akes her
her w ith a silver thim ble as a gift. home, had received no intelligence
Mrs. Miller was quite surprised to regarding the rum ored killing of
find an ex tra package in her plate. E.d Monroe at Spokane recently by
A good time was enjoyed by all.
John Ryan, nor has she received
W illard Martin aud daughter, of any confirmation of the report up
Silver Lake, who left Cottage to this time. T he little girl has
Grove recently to attend the Seattle w ritten her grandm other at C en
Exposition returned to this city tra b a , W ash., regarding the m at
T hursday and report a pleasant ter and expects an answ er in a day
trip and an enjoyable visit with or two.
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Mr. M artin’s brothers, Joel and
I ’lyssis who reside in Seattle. Mr.
M artin says th a t the Oregon b u ild
ing is grand and th at its display of
products is second to none. He
says L ane’s exhibit will com pare
favorably with th at of any of the
Oregon counties. Mr. M artin says
the fair as a whole is a great suc
cess financially and otherwise.
After a few days visit with his
brother Nattie, and aged mother
here, he will return with
his
d aughters to their Silver Lake
home.
A. Nelson, the electrician, was
home from Junction T hursday,
where he is completely overhauling
and im proving the local electric
light system. Mr. Nelson says the
ow nets of the plant are th in k in g
seriously of installing a new and
larger plant at 'h a t place, a m atter
w hich will be determined at a
m eeting of those interested in a
day or two
Mr. Nelson returned
to Ju n ctio n today to resume his
work and in case a new plant is
purchased he will probably^ be en
gaged to install it.
SUMMER RATES EAST
During the Season 1909
v ia the
Southern Pacific Co.
fr om
COTTAGE G R O V E
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
oml to o th e r p rin c ip a l c itie s in th e H ast, M iddle W est a n d South.
C o rresp o n d in g ly low fares.
O n S a l e J u n e 2 , 3 ; J u l y 2 , 3; A u g u s t I I . 12
To DENVER and Return - -
-
59.40
O n S c a le M a y 17, J u l y 1, A u g u s t II
G o in g tra n s it lim it 10 ilays from ilate of sale, final r e tu rn lim it Oct. .11.
th e s e t i c k e t- p r e s e n ts som e very a ttra c tiv e featu re s in th e way of
stopover p riv ile g e s, an d choice of routes: th e re b y e n a b lin g p assen g ers to
m ak e sid e trip s to m an y in te re s tin g p o in ts en ro u te.
R o u tin g on th e r e tu rn tr ip th ro u g h C a lifo rn ia m ay lie had at a slig h t
ad v an ce o v er th e ra te s quoted
F u ll p articu lars, sleep in g car reserv atio n s an d tic k e ts will lie fu rn ish ed '
b y an y S o n th ern Pacific local ag en t, o r
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WM. M cM URRAY, G eneral Passenger A gent, Portland
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