PREPARING FOR
BIG COUNTY FAIR
All persons subject to Biliousness, Bour Stomach, Indi­
cation. Constipation. Headache. Dlxslness. Heartburn.
Vertlfto (blind stasgers), Foul Breath. Sallow Com­
plexion or a constant tired, discouraged feeling should
ust
•The second annual exhibition of
the Lane County Fair Association
will be held at Fugeue on Wednes­
day, Thursday, Friday and Satur­
day, September 20, 21, 22 and 23,
and promises to be the best fair
ever held in this part of the valley.
T h « Great Livar Tonic and Regulator That Has
Last year’s exhibition, which was
Done So Much for the Working People.
the first under the present organi­
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zation, was more than pleasing to
all, notwithstanding the handicap
always to be overcome at the ini­
tial exhibition of an organization
of this nature.
But this season
Y ellow Fevvr ur ghy othcr deadly disease that may be about.
everything
is
being
done to make
Price 50c per Bottle.
the fair all it should be, and under
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the management of the competent
F o r S o re t r e e . G r a n u la t e d L id s . H e d u e .s o f the K r a b . l t . W e a k S ig h t, j j ™ « « ' « « S en sa tio n s in the K yra ,
men in charge everything points to
u se S te p h e n * K y e Salve#
11 la a rem ed y o f p ro v e n m erit.
a fair that would be a credit to any
M r y Na H « o pjie;
" 1 M B M W M B iftiW W
county in the state.
A glance over the premium book
just issued by the directors shows
a liberal list of prizes in every de­
partment. The purses for the rac­
ing features of the four days’ en­
Parson's Poem a Gem.
tertainment are very generous and
Prom Rev. II. Stulienroll, Allison. la.
in praise of Dr. King's Xew T.ife Pills. will no doubt bring many good
"T h ey ’re such a health necessity,
horses to the meeting.
The live­
In every home these pills should be.
For sale— 40-acre tract of timber, If other kinds you’ve tried in vain,
A good 3% Studebaker wagou,
stock, horticultural, agricultural,
USE DR. K IN G ’S
Oliver cliilled plow No. 40 and a near railroad, will cut two million
dairy and all other departments
Only 25c at all
Inquire And be well again.
5-shovel cultivator for sale.
In­ feet. Price reasonable.
druggists.
have been assigned plenty of time,
at
this
office.
quire of W. A. Cunningliam.
space
and prizes and the largest
I’ bone farmers 283,
About 5 dozen fine Barker strain
and
best
exhibits in the county’s
BUSINESS
PARAGRAPHS.
Almost two acres fine land, new 2-year old Buff Leghorn hens for
history will no doubt be in evi­
four-roomed cottage, wood shed, sale. Inquire of C. F. Handy,
dence.
chicken house and park, running one mile west of Cottage Grove.
Metcalf & Bruud will give a fine
water, good well, young orchard,
For sale— or will trade for West­ piano to their customers—the lucky
berries in bearing.
Just outside ern Oregon laud, 160 acres eastern
one. Ask them about it. The Lead­
ADDITIONAL LOCAL
city limits. Price $1,200. Inquire Washing wheat land, all under
er gives piano tickets to its patrons.
at Leader office.
cultivation, fenced and with build­
Street improvements aggregating
The BEST cup of coffee served
Ten room residence, 3-acre tract ings, 4 Y% rnileB from town and R.
Price $4000.
By with lunch at the Pride Home $10,500 are now under way in Cot­
three poultry houses and parks, R. station.
Bakery, opposite M e t c a l f
& tage Grove,
250 fruit trees half in bearing—’74 owner, Box 63. Mesa, Wash.
Brutid’s.
H. J. Shinn’ s new residence on
IVAnjou pears, 75 peaches, 50 ap­
My hest pen of 12 S. C. White
ples, 25 cherries, 15 bartlet pears, Leghorn hens including the pen
Dress making and plain sewing. W all street has been completed,
10 prunes.
Logan,
Mammoth, of 4 that won tlie silver cup, for Call on Mrs. F. E. Boren. Veatch and will be occupied in the near
goos and raspberries in abundance sale very cheap.
Price $12.
A residence near the home of Mrs. future.
quarter acre shady park, $50 in chance to get started with the best. Harms.
The Presbyterians are perfecting
roses and ornamental shrubbery, Also some fine cockerels at $1 each
Try a sack of White River
running water on place, concrete if taken at onCe.
Flo Phillips, Bluestem patent flour, $1.50 per plans for the improvement of their
sidewalk fronting residence on the Cottage Grove.
church, $1000, to be spent for the
sack at Spray’s.
most popular risideuce street in
About
60
bead
of
fair
quality
Just arrived at Sprays a car load purpose.
Cottage Grove, $3,800. luquire at
angoras. For prices and particu­ Page fence. Get prices.
Tw o more carloads of cut stone
this office.
lars inquire of fb L. Fisher, I lamp
Buy your salt where you can get for the First National Bank ar­
20 acres two miles from Grants Powell place, Coast Fork Valley,
rived here from Indiana last week,
Pass, Oregon, on county road. 6 Phone 11x1, P, O. Cottage Grove, it at car load prices, Sprays.
acres cleared and in fruit, part Oregon
Olympic is a hard wheat flour. making four carloads in all.
just in bearing, small fruit for
Makes more and better bread.
Fine Jersey Milk Cow.
Carpenters and painters have
family use.
Place partly fenced
Painting and paper hanging. been at work at the Oregon W ool­
with woven wire.
IJouse, wood­ for sale, five years old, bntterfat
shed, barn, ben house, two wells test 5 per cent. For price inquire See McGavrau.
en Mills store this week, and as a
and spring, good water.
Will of G. F,d Finuerty, at W . If.
result the interior has been greatly
trade for small ranch in Willam­ Ostrander’s, this city.
improved.
ette valley, improved or unim­
The ladies of the Eastern' Star
proved if suitably located, or city
Of Interest to Painters.
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property in Cottage Grove, Oreg.
and
the Presbyterian Sunday
Bids wanted for painting school
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For full particulars, price and
school pupils and teachers both
house,
one
coat
of
paint
inside
and
terms, address Box 42, I)., R. F.
enjoyed picnic excursions to the
out, also out buildings. Must be
" w i t h s îr e n j- jth trx tl e u «©
t.
I). 1, Grants Pass, Oregon.
pure white lead and oil. Bids will
country last week.
t h e y a l w a y s p i 1 a s e "
For Sale— 30 acres of good land be closed Aug. 20. Reserve right
II. O. Cox returned home from
half a mile outside
the city to reject any or all bids,
School
a trip to Portland last week in the
limitss of
Cottage Grove on house 4% miles west of Cottage
Fourth street south. A ll in crop. Grove, school district No 48.
interest of a still better moving
Price ¡$180 per acre.
Also
W . H, M e p l e y , Clerk.
picture service for the Arcade the­
60 acres all in crop except L- B. S t a p l e ,Chairman of Board.
M A O S ri Y
ater. He got it.
some used for pasture. Good im­
ÌL E V I S T R A U S S ŒL C O .
provements, 8 room house, besides
Adolph Lindstrom, the little son
For summer i)iarrtioea in children al­
pantry, bath room and four closets, ways give Chninlterlain’x Colic, Cholera
of P. A . Liustrom of Divide, got
big barn and
granary, spring »ml Piarhoea Remedy and castor oil,
both hands caught in a hay fork
water piped to house and barn, and a speedy cure is certain. For sale
pulley I'riday and badly lascerated.
milk room and garden, family or­ by Hensons Pharmacy.
He was brought to Dr. Kime’s
chard 3 years old, building four
years old. Price $200 per acre.
office to have his injuries dressed.
Buy your poultry supplies from
J. D. Anderson. Cottage Grove,
Private H. T . Conner of this
the Sterling Feed Cn.
Oregon,
city will be one of the fifteen to
Made to order and Satis­
represent the Oregon National
faction guaranteed both
%
as to workmanship and
Guard in
the
national riflle
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prices. Apply to
matches, which will be held at
Camp Perry, Ohio.
n e a r A d v e n tis t C iw tr c h
Piano Absolutely F ree
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Benson’s Pharmacy.
REAL ESTATE AND OTHER BARGAINS.
T W O HORSE
OVERALLS
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Lane County Fair
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Work of rebuilding the sawmill
of J. If. Chambers, which was
destroyed by fire a few weeks since
is progressing rapidly, and it will
probably be ready to saw by the
middle of September. The capac­
ity will be about 60,000 feet per
day. The planing plant will also
be completely rebuilt.
Eugene, Oregon
September 20 to 23,1911
Five years ago S. B. Morss
sowed some dry laud alfalfa
among the stumps on his hill land
east of this city.
This acreage
was pastured three years with
sheep, but much of it is still in evi­
dence, a stalk of which 5-feet long
was presented to the Leader last
Should not be spoiled by poor
week- He will sow more of it on
shoeing.
That is why you should
his foot hill land for pasture this
allow us to do your
fall.
N ow Is the Time to Be­
gin Getting Y our Exhi­
bits Ready. Big Cash
Premiums for All Kinds
of G r a i n s , G r a s s e s ,
V egetables, Fruits, Poul­
try, Stock, Etc.
A Splendid Horse
Blacksmithing Work
Nesmith Shoeing Shop
Spriggs Bros., P ro p .
Fourth Si.
P h o n e Main 521
F o r further information write
to the Secretary Eugene O re
,
,
.
Never leave home on a jonrney with­
out a bottle of Chamberlain’s Colic,
Cholera ami Diarrhoea Remedy.
Ft is
almost certain to he needed and cannot
be obtained when on l>oard the cars or
steamships. For sale by Bensons Phar­
macy.
Bert Cochran, employed at the
sawmill of the Orchard Land &
Timber company at Divide; suff­
ered a fracture of the left arm im­
mediately above the wrist Thurs­
day forenoon. While removing a
slab from the carriage another slab
fell upon bis arm, causing the in­
jury.
Mr. Cochran went to the
the lumbermen’s hospital at Port­
land Friday to receive treatment.
Coupons With Each Purchase
Having lpng since concluded that it pays to he liberal
with our customers, we propose to make some one of the
many a present of this handsome i$T00 Piano, giving
coupons with every purchase, no matter how small that
purchase may be.
These coupons are returned to our
store and a receipt issued therefor, date of aw ard to be
announced later.
lie sure and ask for coupons remember­
ing they cost you nothing.
M e t c a lf
B ru n d
Grocers T o the People.
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BICYCLES
PIAN O C O U PO N S
During the months of May, June, July
August and September, 1911, on
dates shown below, the
SUNDRIES
REPAIRINti
Southern Pacific
M C. COCHRAN
will sell round trip tickets from
Shop on Main Street near depot. All
work executed promptly and guaranteed
Cottage Grove via Portland
as follows:
Cottage Grove Transfer
....Company....
H a r r in g t o n &, H a r r e l, P r o p s
All Kinds of Hauling and
Heavy Dray Work.
Piano M oving a Specialty;
Office at Thornton’s Confectionery
PHONE
R e s id e n c e 121J
O ff ic e 254
Hospital and Sanitarium $
Right H e r « at Y e a r
Mom«
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Surgical tases Especial Attention $
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For F u rth er P artic u la r« Address
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Chicago - - - - ..................... $76.8.5
Council Bluffs I
Omaha - - j -
Kansas City > ............................64.35
St. J oseph
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St. Paul -
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St. Paul via Council Bluffs - -
68.25
Minneapolis, d i r e c t ..................... 64.35
Minneapolis via Council Bluffs - f»8.25
B o s t o n .........................................114.35
Xew Y o r k ................................... 112.85
St. Louis
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74.35
Washington, 1>. C.
111.85
Atlantic City, X’. J.
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106.75
SALE
DATES
May 24, 25, 27, 28 and 29.
June 5, 7, 9, ID, 12, 16, 17, 21, 22,
28, 29 and 30.
July 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 19, 20, 26, 27
and 28.
August 3, 4, 5, 14, 15, 1(>, 17, 21,
22, 2.», 28, 29 attd 30.
September 1, 2, 4, 5, 6 and 7.
Stop-overs within limits in either direct­
ion. Final return limit October 31.
For fares one way through Califor­
nia inquire of any Southern
Uacifie agent, or write to
W M . McMURRAY
Di.J . C. SCHLEEF | General
Passenger Agent
Portland, O regon
Notice
The party who took the music
rack from the Methodist church a
few weeks ago will greatly oblige
the owner by returning it to this
office.
To Users of Ice
A few fine porcelain lined fain
ily refrigerators at actual cost. If
interested call at the ice plant
and examine .them.
Also family
ice cream freezers, two to six
quarts, going at cost.
They will
not remain long at these prices.
Cottage Grove fee Co.
J. S. S 11 . 8 BY, Manager.
You Can S A V E M oney
by writing your business letters on
brown wrapping paper. But you
can't MAKE money that way
If
better stationery brings better busi­
ness, why not have thr HLST ?
T h a i ’s the s e r i bue p rin t.
Notice of Filing of Plat of Survey.
Notice i • hercfjv given that the
fol low lug laud» have been sur­
veyed, tow it:
A ll of township it), south range
3 Fast of Willamette Meridian,
except part of sections 30, 31, 32
and 36, and that plat of survey
will be filed in this office on Thurs­
day, June 29, 1911, at 9 o ’clock a.
in., and on and after such day we
will be prepared to receive appli­
cations for the entry of the unre­
served and unappropriated lands
therein.
B enjamin F. J ones ,
Register.
G eorge W. K iddle ,
Receiver.
Horse and Wagons for Sale.
One bay mare 5 years old,
weight 1000 lbs.
Good buggy,
saddle or work animal.
One 3%
Studebaker wagon with new stake
bed. One 2% Studebaker wagon
with two seats. Apply to George
O. Knowles, this city.
If you want your old tan -b
F «rt!i:. hungry feeling try the
made black, which will stay bi.u-k i ;- v u a Restaurant, K. O. Salts-
take them to Goff the shoemaker man, proprietor. Its first class.