Mid-Summer
Money Saving Values
Get in Line With
Phon«
Orders for
Fresh
G ro c e rie s
Springlike mornings and even
ings continue.
It will soon Ire the merry hop
picking time again.
What fine summer weather— no
hot wave and no frost.
Come to O u r Store
Overlook
It was the biggest Saturday of
the year in Cottage Drove.
for Trade Bargains
Our Fine
Miss Margaret Jones was a guest
of Fugene friends Sunday.
who
Summer
and go Home with
Re l i a b l e
Under their
Goods
Uoods, hats
Arms
and
and Savings in their
Main 25
We do quality printing at Port-
laud prices.
Don’t
the P e o p l e
Your
LOCAL AND PERSONAL. MISTAKEN FOR 1
Footwear
Pockets.................
R e e s -W a lla c e C o
‘Where You Do Better’
Pleased With Our City and Resources
Sister's Academy Opens Sept. 7.
D. A. Mauwariug and family
and his wife’s sister, Miss F.thel
Davenport, of Inwocd, Iowa, were
guests of their old friends, F. It.
Phillips and family of this oitv last
week. Several days were spent in
camp life, fishiug and hunting in
the tall timber on Mosby creek,
which was a great treat to the
lowans. Mr. Manwaring is cash
ier of the Farmer's National Hank
of his home town and is also inter
ested in lumbering and therefore
the fine timber of this section was
a great revelation to him and he
greatly deplored the
apparent
wastefulness of our mill men in
cutting out only the best of the
timber and leaving so much which
would be of great value east, ly
ing around to decay. Mr. Man-
waring may return to the west
again next year and invest in some
Oregon timber. The family left
for Seattle Saturday to visit the ex
position,, after which they will re
turn home.
The Academy of Our f.ady of
Perpetual help, located at Albany,
Oregon, will open on September
7th. By means of the new addi
tion and the remodeling of the
building the school is now equipped
with all modern improvements and
with a corps of competent teachers
may be depended upon to do
thorough work both in the grades
and high school course. For par
ticulars, apply to Sister Superior,
225 West Ninth street, Albany,
Oregon-
8-10-1 m
Get a Picture ol Your Home.
It will be remembered that a
traveling photographer
receutly
made post card negatives of a
large uumlrer of the Cottage drove
residences. The work was good
and the entire lot of negatives h avf
been turned over to the drove
Studio, where you can secure du
plicates at any lime. Put in your
orders early.
A . J. A r m s t r o n g .
Ladies shoes valued up to $3.50
for $1.98, Friday and Saturday at
Lurch’s.
Wallace Thompson, of Heart
land, Wash., is a guest of his pa
rents at Hotel Thompson.
Miss Ollie Willard is at home
from Portland to spend a brief va
cation with relatives and friends.
Herman and Roburt Rudolph
and families and Deo. Holliman at
tended the Dermau picnic at Fu
gene Sunday.
Jack Brumbaugh, proprietor of
the Holland lintel, who has been
quite ill with erysipelas, is able to
be up and around again.
Chickens are said to be dyiug of
appendicitis in Marion county.
Operations for the malady prove
fatal in almost every case.
Mrs. W. II. Hlair came up from
Portland recently to spend few days
with her husband Co). Hlair and
look after business matters.
The Fugene Business -College
fall term oj^ns Sept. 1. Send for
catalogue. Address Fugene Husi-
nessCollege, Fugene, Oregon. 9-15
Miss Mary Bartels moved her
"Fashion” millinery and ladies'
furnishings into her new quarters
in the new W atch it Wheeler
brick Monday.
Ringlings big circus passes up
Photo Coupon Holder's Notice.
Fugeue for Roseburg this summer
where it gets free grounds and free
The hohrers of coupons for
photographs at the drove Studio, water. Fugene lias no cause for
who failed to present them during mourning, however.
the time limit will receive full
Miss Dertrude Palmer returned
value for the same in pictures if
presented within (>() days from July borne from Fugene Moudav where
she has lieen attending summer
2f>. Don’t wait, come on!
A . J. A r m s t r o n g .
school and taking the examination
for a state certificate.
Cotswold Bucks for Sale.
Six head of fine Cotswold bucks
two years’ old for sale at from
$5.00 to $10.00 each. Apply to
Scott Jackson. I.orane, Ore. 17-tf
The contest between the Fugene
and drants Pass ball teams at Fu-
gene Sunday was hotly contested
resulting in a score of 7 to 0 in fav
or of Fugene. The game was wit
nessed by a numlrer of the Cottage
Qrove ball tossers. Kay Baker
of the drove, pitched for Fugene.
For Sale— Three high grade
J. I. Jones and family left Tues
Jersey cows, will be fresh in Sep
day, today, by private conveyance
tember, Apply to d . Davidson,
for a two weeks outing at W in
Saginaw, Ore.
17-20*
chester Hay at the mouth of the
Umpqua river.
lion. K. M. Watch, Dave Mark-
ley and John Watch, sou of the
former, left for the lakes on the
Fpper Middle Fork river Monday
to enjoy a two weeks vacation
hunting and fishiug.
Spray-Wynne Co. Has
DEER AND KI1EED
A NEW
f
Bvirgle^r Proof £
Roseburg, Or., Aug. 7.— The
first fatality of the season ill this
region due to a hunter's mistaking
a man for a deer occurred Saturday
morning at 8 o ’clock, when M. I).
Ferguson a Yoncalla farmer, was
shot and almost iustalitly killed in
Flk I lead canyon, near Yoncalla,
by a companion named Bacon, of
Cottage Drove.
Ferguson was killed just eight
miles east of the place where Her
man Westenheiser was killed by
the accidental discharge of his
own rifle June 15.
Ferguson and Bacon were ac
companied on their hunting expe
dition by two men, Lafleur and
Brumfield of
Cottage Drove.
When they reached the canyon at
Elk Head they adopted the com
mon method of hunting.
One
man stalationed himself at the
head of the canyon while the other
three started to the bottom to beat
the brush, where deer are apt to lie
concealed.
While making his
way down the side of the canyon
Bacon saw Ferguson crawling
through the brush. Taking de
liberate aim, lie sent a bullet
through Ferguson’s body.
He
hastened across the canyou to se
cure his supposed game and found
his companion in his death strug
gle
Ferguson died as Bacon
reached his side.
Ferguson came to Yoncalla
about a year ago. He was mid
dle aged and leaves a wife and six
children,
W indow Locker
AND
S ash H o ld e r
Protect your windows from burglars by using Hart’s
Burglar Proof Anti-Rattler, Automatic Ventilation Sash
Holder and Locker. One always thinks of locking the doors
but leaves the windows unlocked, therefore you are not safe
in your house from burglars. W e have the best all round
window lock and holder on the market.
1st. Because the lock works automatically and always
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 worlli more than the price
of it.
3rd. Because you can ventilate your rooms from top or
bottom, which ought to be done for health's sake; and no one
can enter from the outside^ and you will feel perfectly safe.
4th. Because they are made out of steel and are stronger
and better than all other sash holders. W ill hold any win
dow, large or small.
Spra^y - W y n n e
THE BEST LIGHTED STOREROOM
Between Portland and
San Francisco . . . .
Of our fall purchases we have received the fol
Following is the vote for the
babies entered in the contest now
going on at the Arcade Theatre.
Names of the little ones will not be
given until after the contest closes.
Up to last night the vote stood as
follows.
No. 1 ..................................... 11
2 ...................................... 1.18
3 - .................................. 14
4 ..........
.14
n .
..................... 18
6 .
. 14.1
7 .
5
8 .
15
lowing:
Ask FRED G. CO NLEY, Manager .
Cottage Grove Commercial Club
S3Se3a3HSSaS35aS3K!EeKSSSSaSHKE
Bedding, in
cluding an invoice of Australian Lambs Wool, anti-
motli processed, all in one piece, for comfort filling—
see this before purchasing cotton
bats.
Ladies’ ,
men’s and children’s medium and heavy underwear,
umbrellas.
The famous Phoenix knit mufflers in all
colors and qualities.
The "Daylight Store.” .
BURKHOLDEfcWOODS CO.
W E SELL=
I TRAVELLERS
David Driggs and wife enter
tained Booster Fred D. Conley and
wife at the home of Mr. Driggs
London Items
father and mother at Comstock
Sunday.
A pleasant trip and
Master Deo. Dixon and Harry
a most enjoyable day was reported. Hills of Fugene spent Sunday
C. F. Hogate, of Bladen, Neb., evening at the resort.
Dr. Katherine Scheef auddaugh- |
started on his return home Tues
Francis,
visited with her
day after a brief but pleasant visit ter
sister, Dr. Smith at the Springs
with his brother, W . A. Hogate.
this week.
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Miss Dertrude, daughter of W . A.,
Mr. Marlowe’s
family,
who
will accompany him for a six
have lieen having the measles, are
mouth or a year’s visit in N e reported as doing nicely. A ll are
braska.
about agaiu.
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CHECKSj
They Are Safe Money for Travellers.
Good in All
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the World.
Parts of
I
1 First National Bank
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OF
C a p ita l $ 2 5 ,0 0 0 .0 0
IIoo IIoo. lie informs the Wader
that a coucatatiou will lie pulled
off in Cottage Drove in September,
and that a lot of “ kittens" are
available for the occasion— and
the “ dry kiln.”
Mr. Beagle and family, residents
of Cottage Drove, arrived at the
Calapooya Springs, where they in
tend to camp fop-a few weeks for
Mr. Beagle’s health.
Mr. Russell and family, of Do-
rena, returned to Cottage Drove
A ll kinds of sewing machines at Monday after few days’ visit with
best prices at Marion Veatch’s. 5tf their frieuds, Mr. and Mrs. W. B.
Dennis at Black Butte.
Ray Smith, a cousin of Harry
Short, arrived at this place recent
A Leader reporter observed five
ly from Sparta, Illinois, after visit men at work on the pressed brick
ing the Seattle Fxposition. He front of Woodward’s block this
came to the coast with the inten afternoon and noted that they were
all brothers— John, S y l v e s t e r ,
tion of seeing the sights and visit Miner, W ill and Albert Wallace, a
ing for a few weeks only, but so whole family of brick masons, ex
pleased is he with Cottage Grove cept C. W., who is a merchant,
and its surroundings that he sent a but who can also haudte a trowel
telegram home the other day an if he so desires. The F.lder W al
lace is the pioneer brick maker of
nouncing his intention of locating the upper Willamette valley.
here permanently. He is a very
genial and exemplary young man
Contractor W ill Hart has re
and a valuable acquisition to the ceived the contract for the build
ing of a $3000 modern cottage for
circle of youug men in this city
W . H . Abrams at Fugene on
Ladies shoes valued up to $.1.50
which he will commence work as
for $1 .98, Friday and Saturday at soou as he completes the Flledge
Lurch's.
and Scholl cottages in this city.
COTTAGE
GROVE
S u r p lu s a n d P r o fit s $ 2 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0
SECURITY AND SERVICE FOR OUR CUSTOMERS
§
SUMMER RATES EAST
Daring the Season 1909
BBBBBEBESEZOBBBaES&C
Cottage G rove is in tlie Sunny South ot ttie beautiful W illam ette
Valley anil is at present the center o f the largest txsly o f standing
timber in tire world, o f commercial value.
Cottage G rove offers more opportunities in every line o f industry
than any like area in the Pacific States. The geographical location
makes this point the chief trading center for the thirty-one sawmills,
loggin g camps, gold, silver, copper, lead and quick silver mines
which lie within a radius o f thirty miles.
This section is the home of the famous Cornice Pear and every
variety of American ( ’.rapes, Spitzenberg, Yellow Newton and Bald
win Apples here attain perfection and are eagerly sought for by the
New York buyers. This can be wondered at by those who are not
familiar wittr the fact, however, New York fruit raisers are com ing
here and purchasing land upon which to raise the above mentioned
fruits.
This section is adapted to the raising of every known variety of
fruit that w ill exist outside of the tropics, for with an elevation of
r,71 feet and no prevailing high winds or sudden climatic changes,
the conditions as found here that conform to the requirements o f all
fruits.
I f yon are an energetic citizen, wanting to improve your condi
tion physically or financially, do not grab at a straw, but investigate
this section, for there is “ Room for you in Cottage G rove.”
The finest, best selected line of dress goods
and trimmings ever shown in the city.
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10.
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11.
9
12 .
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15.
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17
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52
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11
19.
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Attend the Arcade and vote for
your choice of the babies.
C o m p a ny |
ft»
THE BABY CONTEST
AT THE ARCADE
Wanted
Mrs. Neil, of Cottage Drove,
Ladies’ shoes valued up to $.1.50
A girl to learn the printer’s trade. for $1.98, Friday and Saturday at spent Saturday and Sunday at the
Look over the Leader’s ads and
Springs visiting with her friend,
then patronize Leader advertisers. Apply at once at the Leader office. Lurch’s.
Dr. M. A . Smith.
F. II. Rosenberg has been hon
Mr. Lee Chaney, of Ivugene, has
ored with the appointment of Vice- lieen spending a few days with
Derent Snark, for the Southern her husband at the Springs. She
District of Oregon for the order of returned Monday.
Room for You
In Cottage Grove
It
vie. th e
Southern Pacific Co.
fro m
COTTAGE GROVE
To
To
To
To
OMAHA and Return • •
KANSAS CITY and Return
ST. LOUIS and return -
CHICAGO and Return -
• $64.40
- 64.40
- 71.90
- 76.90
and to o th er principal cities in the Hast, M iddle W est and South.
Correspondingly low fares.
On S sl I « J u n e 2, 3; J uly 2, 3; A u gust II, 12
To DENVER and Return - - - 59.40
O b S a il* N w 17. J uly I. A l l a .1 II
G oin g transit lim it 10 ilay* from date of sale, final return lim it OcL 31.
These tickets presents some very attractive features in the way of
stopover privileges, and choice o f routes; thereby enabling passengers to
make side trips to many interesting points enronte.
Routing on the return trip through California may be had at a slight
advance o ver the rate* quoted.
Pull particulars, sleeping car reservations and tickets will he fnrnislied
by arty Southern Pacific local agent, or
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WM. M cM U R R A Y, Deneral Passenger Agent, Portland, Ore.
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