A Hen Sketch of Events Occuring
: in Cottage Grove and Vicinity :
Local News
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LOOK! LOOK! LOOK!
Read the L eader ' s ads.
1 was not given for you alone-
rassTt on.
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down the years,
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ano,h**r s tears,
rill In Heaven It appears
Pass It on.
.. B e“ rv Medley is rusticating at Bos
well Springs.
W e are slashing prices in all of our large line of
Fine line of clocks just received
H. . L. Madsen’s.
¡Shirt Waists; we are almost giving away our odds
at
See Medley
Milne’s new real es
tate ad—last page.
and ends in summer hats in order to make room
Headaches and nervous troubles
cease to exist where Dr. W atts’ glasses
are
used.
nnHn??1 f l auik? an,! »nininpr location
notices at the L eader ofllco.
TV m. Hawley of Wildwood spent a
W e desire to cali special attention
w days in town tliis week transact
to the new time table of the O. & 8. E. ing business.
railroad ip this issue of the L eader .
Mrs. Jennie Sehlbrede of Butte,
Messrs. Ernest, Nichols & Broom Montana, is a guest of her mother,
field are now conducting the restaur Trs. Btouffer of this city.
ant next door to the Bohemia saloon.
Sam Lockwood of Lorane was in
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Best of Gervalu town Wednesday enroute to Portland
to
look after business matters.
are enjoying a pleasant visit with Mrs
B,e» ‘ ? '“ Other, Mrs. L. M. Thompson
Ihe
new ItT-ley & Gray Grocery Co.
o f this city.
has a line ad on the last page of the
D. Hamblin and A. H. Spare went L eader . Don’t fail to read It.
up on Sharps Creek Saturday to do
Mrs. A. B. Allison is at Boswell
some development work on their min Springs taking a course of nature’s
ing properties.
treatment for impaired health.
Mrs. Tom Abrams returned home
Mrs. Clay Owen of Eugene and Miss
Saturday from Linn county, where Helena Wosselu of Gardiner were
she has been enjoying a pleasant visit guests or Mrs A. Emerick Tuesday.
OOOOOOO’OO-OOOOOooooc with relatives.
The pastor of the M. E. church will
A small boy thiuks Ills life is not conduct services next Sunday, both
complete without at least two baths a morning and evening. All ure invited.
day. In the winter he considers one
a week a hardship.
Best cabinetto photos, i t . 25 per doz.
Time Table N o* 1*
Mrs R. W. Welch and son. Dan, fora short time only, at Shanafelts
rotake effect «11 .July 27, m i.
gallery
opposite Masonic Hall, W est
came up from Eugene Tuesday to visit
a2tf
DAIRY FXCEl'T HUNDA Y-
a counle of weeks with her brother, side.
Lee Roy Woods and family ot this
To have Dr. Watts fit your glasses
T '
No. 2 No. 4 oily.
is an assurance of complete satisfac
WUT W KST
tion. Sherwood Honse Monday and
Lv
Ar Hol ND HOUND
U. S. Martin and family loft Satur Tuesday.
Cottage Urove ll:30ain 5;.'tO pill day for Winchester Bay, whero they
11:06 “ 6:06 ** will enjoy their summer vacation.
W aUlen
Miss Lizzie Orpurd returned home
11:01 “ 5:01 “
Curriu
Cerro (lordo 10:57 “ 4:57 “ They were accompanied by Miss Aggie from Eugene Sunday where she en-
W ooley.
4:32 “
’ oyed a pleasant visit with Mr. and
Itaker
10:52
10:50 “ 4:50 “
l»ore na
drs. Fred Lamb.
10:43 “ 4:43
Headers of the L eader will oblige us
Heil Kock
10:30 “ 4:36 “
Stewart
Mrs. L P. Manning of The Dalles
by
givin
g
us
notification
when
rela
10:33 “ 4:3¡t “
Star
tives or friends are visiting them, or lias been visiting witli the fam ily of
Koeky Point 10:20 « 4:20 «
when
anything
of
a
news
natureeoines
her
brother, John M. Sherwood, in
Ar Wfldwtl Lv 10 :<H> “ 4:00 “
to their notice.
this city the past week.
for our big stock of fall goods which will begin to
at
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w
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arrive next week
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Som ething D oing E very M inute a t
Garman, Hemenway Co.
L E A D E R S
IN
M E R C H A N D I S I N G
(gu 4 SOUTHEASTERN R, R, CD,
Sutyect to d ia »*« wltlumt ncillee
Chester Stevenson, assistant super
Ladies and gents fine watches at
Madsen’s. Call aud see them.
Green Pitcher aud wife went to Blue
River Thursday to take charge of the
Parks mine.
The Ladies Aid Society of the M. E.
church will give a dime social at the
parsonage Tuesday evening Au g 11th.
Jas. Hart and fam ily returned home
from near Canyonvtlle Tuesday night,
where Mr. Hart lias been engaged in
mining.
Excursion on the O & S. E. railroad
to the Red Bridge ¡Sunday. Round
trip tickets 65 cents. Train leaves
9:30 a. m. starts on return 5 : 3u p. m.
Nfrs. W. S. Bennett and sister, Mrs.
An explosion in the IT. 8. Cartridge
ichtwillunt lie received at IlieO. it s. K. intendent of the Multnomah Chib at McFarland, have returned home from
factory at Low ell, Mass., Wednesday
CSeuit alter p m. Til ¡»sure forwurillnic
nnt Irani, rreiRlit inuat be ilellvered In Portland, and brother-in-law of Luke Washington, where they enjoyed a killed 25 "persons and maimed many
tilin' to |ii‘l 'nlt of Its belntt billed.
Knowlton, spent Friday and Saturda- pleasant visit with relatives.
others. The concussion was felt 40
.Ions H. I’ KAIISONH, < ¡encrai Manager.
in this city, a guest at the home of
J. W. Hartley, who holds a position
with Hampton Bros, at Eugene,
C. H. Jones went to Boswell Springs wheeled out to Lorane Sunday and
Tuesday to spend a few weeks, where spent the day with his brother-in-law,
he expects those invigorating mineral I. P. Inman.
waters and baths to counteract the de
Ik e ” Bingham, of the enterprising
bilitating effects of the warm summer lumber company of L o n g & Bingham
weuther.
of this city, wont to Eugene Wednes
A fellow advertises as follows in the day to look after ills company’s Inter
Eugene R egister: “ This is to notify ests at that place.
those in authority that the Chiua
Dr. Watts, the optician of Eugene,
Pheasants and other fowl trespassing will be at the Sherwood House Mon
on my farm will come up missing ir day afternoon and all day Tuesday,
not rem oved."
August :td and 4th. It will be to your
J. I. Jones has llnished cutting Ids interest to see him.
entire oat crop, on his farm just south
The county rock crusher has finish
of town, for hay, for which lie will re ed its work on the Silk Creek road and
ceive $7 per ton in the shock. I t is a passed through towu Wednesday on
good crop and comprises 45 acres, its way to Mahawk, in which vicinity
which will average two tons per acre. some road work will be done.
Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Knowlton.
Married.
SP-WOLFER — A t
Eugene,
ly 27, 1903, W. R. Sharp and
is Minnie W olfer both of Cot-
e Grove, Justice C. A . Winter-
ier, officiating.
th of the contracting parties
ell and favorably known in
¡city, the groom being a black
by trade and holds a position
erick & Hubbard’ s blacksmith
The bride is an estimable
g lady aud their many friends
join in exteudiug congratula-
tmd well wishes.
The well known confectionery deal
er, J. V. Thornton, accompanied by
his wife, went to Boswell Springs Sat
urday to remain a few weeks, where
rglars entered the Modern they will enjoy a vacation and seek to
acy, David Griggs, proprietor. improve their health at the same time.
Grove Thursday night
Mrs. H. H. Petrie and her sister,
took from the front show wiu- Miss Bessie Griffin, went to Boswell
tbree gold nuggets valued at Springs Monduy to spenu a few weeks
Nothing else in the store was at that popular health resort. Dr.
rbed. The cash register, cou- Petrie is enjoying ids summer vaca
tion in the mountains hunting deer
gfl. 50 in change, was open- aud beur.
:ut the money was not taken,
Ctms. Teeter exhibited a perfectly
thieves evidently were familiar sound Silver Hublmrd squash at tills
the place. They cut a glass office Saturday which was grown last
season.
His
of I preserving
rHBUli.
A
ll?' method
IllClIlUtl
'V
pmovi ■ •••P
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the rear door large enough for n
squash
placing
them
in a dark,
OII »•» is
IO by th
I'M»'
1 ns nnnlr
d to enter, turn the key and fAJlIU
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otAVh
dry loft over tho heating or cook stove
the door. A cut hand left where they will remain sound for two
on the curtains surrounding years or more.
ineral display in the b I io w win.
In support of the defense of the A.
from which the nuggets were O. U. W. in Oregon, it may be said
that tile order has 110 assessment next
month,
The
lodge
mUlllll, August.
AII^U.'l.
iliv iu
u ^ v is
...... entitled
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to twelve assessments per year, anil
Itiils In v ite d
.1
...:n
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1
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.,i»n
in
tlilu
tills will make but nine in this vanr
year,
hire invited on a contract to illustrating the plan by which the or
ganization “ participates” with its
anew school house in the dis- members in its benefits.
!> umber 122, Star, Oregon. All
Miss Maude Blair,
Blair, who
wno has
nas been
oeeu eu-
en-
must be in by August 10, 1903. joying an extended visit with tier
brother
and
numerous
friends
iu
Port
Inns and specifications npply to
ndersigDed. The school board land, returned home Saturday. Miss
esthe right to reject anv and Blair’s superior musical talent was
recognized at Portland by several
ds.
special invitations being extended to
J. B. Steward, Clerk
her to sing on public occasions. She
possesses a rare contralto voice.
District N o 122, Star. Ore.
Burglars G e t N u g g e ts
ir
HID
Tis the best
•net h Inks I
•* V e r knew
H<* wan speaking of the
* to *>•»> his drugs
hav<*hh prescriptions
**** "p. ami meant .* .*
Morgan
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a
Br e h a u t
ÎAîJiP-lii.dat«
I t s i l j i t i ef
*•«•> U n . c .
.Miss Nina Ostrander, who has been
filling tiie place of Geo. Taylor during
his absence from the Western UDion
telegraph office at Eugene, returned
to her home in this eitv Tuesday.
Walter Garroutte, who was taken to
a Portland hospital this week for treat
ment, underwent a successful surgical
operation for appendicitis Tuesdav.
His recovery seems very promising.
Mrs. J. B. Lewis, who has been re
ceiving treatment at a Portland hospi
tal, returned home last Friday much
improved in health. Her daughter,
.Miss Gertrude, returned home with
her.
r
S.
y. W
C. . D
Bartrum,
OUIU1II, C
supervisor
UJ/I.IIIOUI ''
of » the
Southern Oregon Forest Reserve.
...... down
. 1 - ... » from DnL’ol
. 1 1 1 * n
r Wüf
I»aa.
came
Roseburg
Wednes
day to look after official business at
this place. The L eader was favored
with the usual pleasant call.
W asted — i'oung men to prepare for
government positions. Fine openings
all departments. Good salaries.
jn (til
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Rapid promotions
Examinations
soon. D.ietinnlorg
Particulars fpAA
free. Tntpr-Stftte
Inter-State
Cor. Inst., Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Winn Bennett has returned home
from a visit to Washington relatives.
He stopped
Portland1
stoppeu a few
n-« days at ............
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and Salem on his return trip and re
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ports a verv •.ntnvahie
enjoyable vacation. He
lias resumed his old position as sales
man in Lurch’s store.
Mrs. F. B. Phillips and family are
enjoying camp life in the vicinity of
the Klondike mill on Mosby creek, 10
miles east of this city, where the sur
roundings are said to be very luetur-
The Cottage
niiKK Grove Lumlier
---- Co.,
Und where game and fish
which has its mill up Mosby creek, a b *(lln^s
few miles east of town, is turning out
I t appears that the ad of the Bos
its quota of lumlier, much of which is
tieing teamed into town. The new well Mineral Spring« in the L eader is
giving
that popular health resort good
railroad is building a spur to then
mill and it will not be long before its returns, judging from the large num
product will find an all-rail route to ber nf Cottage Grove people who are
going thither to rest and recii|ierate.
the nuirkets o f the world.
Verily, advertising doe.) pay.
Conductor A1 Veatcli, who sustained
Mrs E A. Cottle and her daughter,
a lunken arm recently by falling,
while attempting to board his train at Miss F.thel. » f the Nugget composing
force, are enjoying their summer va
Oakland, stopped over in this city Sat cation at Winchester 'p'V 'v»y re they
urday to pay his parents. Mr. and \v*‘ iit Wednesday to join the family of
Mrs. H. C. Veatcli, a brief visit, whi.o
Wallace is
on his return home to Boseburg from u
, . s Martin. Mi*«
v, tt, K>Ina
>s
the Portland hospital. The L eader «w upying Mias Lottie J
was favored with a pleasant call.
Nugg'- >' '
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I xfra c i»r ;i Reeves, of near Inde-
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A letter was received at this place
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\,rJ Frank Frew and Mrs.
Tuesday announeing that Mm Mai- P 1
arriVed at this place last
lace, who has been working in the ' “ V week t, enjoy a vhlt with the former *
shops at Tucson. Arizona, for some
1 ’ f, JHamblm. and other raem-
tim e past, was stricken with append! ______ • the
, v... f,im
llv:tbe
family;
t“ 1 other ladies
,f the family.
citis recently and underwent a
also being relatives
cal operation at the Southern i “ " “
M
ltppVe*
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Company’s hospital at that place Toes* ■ ■
[ v try \ ar.Sehoiack, io
day. His relatives nr.d many fríen is .' ,v ’ riv(.r valley before returning
here hope to hear of his speedy r -
Wednesday.
covery-
.
t, Frank Goodman's old stand you
I . P. Inman reports the hay crop im-
^ rra n a ^
( V. Thornton or
mense about Lorane thl- season and « I
^ ol)|ig ,ng clerks, who will
says that Wm. Hawley will have about , J 1
to wait up n >
• " ” r" j
220 tons of good baled bay. He say.
cream parlors are neat a
a l a r g e r acreage of grain Is being cut ^
^
“ pia!,- in t own where the
Tor hav in that valley this season than > i >"• o.,7,.hvood ice ream, the i
t
ever b efotejand that the people In that j
...rv. ,| Thornton keeps
leading
brands
1
vicinity are thoroughly in
.„„U .n tly on hand the lead
mnokin^ and
the Roosevelt idea and ‘ hat the nay
smoking
1 chewing
"
nute an
and
crop is only exceeded by « w baby
Fre-u
„„.h e .
nuts
•sh . candi«
in steck
crop over there. Hay, fruit, g t“ J • troD|cni fm it« alwa}
ry.stcrc
nearly
cream ery butter and babiesds « P«> J T |^rñton’s c. infestione
fair combination of products, b
*
opposite p *st offlee, Ma in Street, tf
Inm an, and hard to beat.
niiies away.
Wednesday Corvallis Tim es: Mr.
and Mrs. D. T. Awbrey, o f Cottage
Grove, relatives of Mr. and Mrs. Ed.
Andrews, are expected here today for
a short stay. They have been at Sea
side, and are on their return home.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W Spalding came
over from Drain Thursday to trans
act business in this city.
They were
accompanied by their daughter. Miss
Isuira, who enjoyed a brief visit with
her many friends here including the
L eader family.
Mr. and Mrs. Roberts, parents of
Mrs. J. I. Jones, her aunt. Mrs Han
sen, and Mr9. Evans and daughter of
McMinnville, also Mr. and Mrs. Slur,
of Dallas who have been guests at the
June* home and also at the home of
Clias. Vandenburg, a sister of Mrs.
Jones have all returned home after
a very enjoyable visit which partook
of a fam ily reunion.
The regular monthly union meeting
was held at the C P. church Inst Sun
day evening to discuss ways and means
for im proving the city's morals. Sev
eral very pointed addresses were made
by local pastors, and quite an inter-1
esting musical and literary program
was carried out. These meetings can
not help but awaken our citizens to a
sense of their responsibility as parents
and their duty as good, law-abiding
citizens, and will bear fruit.
Alvah BeMent of Suglntw fuvored
the L eader with a pleasant call while
transacting business in this city Tues
day. Mr. BeMent purchased the old
Hall donation claim at Saginaw some
time ago, and has transformed it into
a beautiful home. He has 63 acres,
which he devotes principally to g a r
dening und small fruits. He sold 200
gallons of fine large gooseberries ulone
this season at very remunerative
prices. This method of small farming,
with poultry raising included, can lie
adopted by many others in this vicinity
with profit. There are many such op
portunities afforded.
The Place to Buy Î
The Golden Sun ; finest Cey
lon Tea. Packet containing
one pound.
75c per Packet
First grade Guo Powder Tea
60c per Pound
2nd Grade Gun Powder Tea
50c per Pound
Schillings best Tea
25c and 50c ]>r. lb.
English Breakfast still holds
its renowned reputution
I
50c per Pound
First Grade Spider L o g ; fin
est "J a p ” Tea
50c per Pound
Second Grado Spider L eg,
nothing better on the market
for the price, only
35c per Pound
Hemenway & Burkholder
W e b e r & Stover
GasolineEngïnes
We
can supply the
P A I N T S
OILS A N D
BRUSHES
Wall Paper
Prices will surprise you for cheapness ,
See our elo- Dn rbp rc i
trant line of KOCKeiS;
France ® Gowdyi
Furniture-Undertakers!
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Lubricators, In
jectors, S te a m
Gauges, P ack
ing and Cylinder
O il always in
cfnrk
W e “ re
agents
for a first class
line o f belting
Call and see us
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CHARTER OAK
Stoves ami Ranges
W Y N N E
H a r d w a r e Co.
C l e a r a n c e : S a l b
of S u m m e rG o o d s
Many merchants make the mistake of carrying
over unsold goods from year to year : W e find
better results in selling new, up-to-date goods,
and in order to do this we offer our entire line
of summer goods at reduced prices : : : : :
Bv iliMpGsiiijj of our stock each sofwon, w<* nro enabled to prowont you
with .something new the next season : This not only benefits ns. but
it b e n e f i t s <mr customers in two w;tys- it enables you to buy ¡it n bar
gain and to secure new goods the following season : This sale includes
Shirt Waists, Dress Goods, Underwear, Shoes, Hats,
and in fact nearly every article iu the s t o r e .......................................