Did it Ever Occur to You
\ ery fair uihmi tlie skin.
But you never know, exactly
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Read the L eader ’ s ads.
l ine line of clocks just received
M. C. Madsen s
• tHHa c .yMad8reen’.th,,3eflne dia,non<U
h J f ?,vei l)r ' ,LLowe
The best ever and ever the b e s t -
i)r. Low e s glasses.
Like a m irror, alw ays re­
flects. W hen you feel the
need of anything In the
line of medicines, reflect
anil give t'.s the benefit of
the reflection
we have tu stock everythin« that
, ttrsl class ilrui! store ought to
¡.•,ve amt we couiiln’ t make our
ni n es any lower tor first class
¡¡„mis. amt we will not keep any
ullu r kind
We are “ down to date” In our
prescription department.
Our
din 's are pure and fresh, abso-
lnt. ls Vmir doetor wont he dis­
appointed in results If Ids pre­
scriptions arc filled at
3G .
J jO O t K K lO O O t X X t O O O O O O e O i K K K i e
The hum of the thresher now greets
our tars.
The family of J. W . (row dy has been
atflicted with tlie measles the past
week.
(Jen. Lea and Uncle N at Martin
weut to Sheridan M onday to survey a
reservoir site and pipe line fo r Sher­
idan’s new water system.
J. V. Thornton and w ife and C. H.
Jones have returned home from B 03 -
well Springs w hern they were greatly
bnncfltted by the mineral waters.
l\ H. Wallace will lire tils tlrst kiln
of 150,m** brick tills week. He lias
about oO.nou in the second kiln which
will he about as large as the first one.
Medley A M ilne effected the sale of
C. W. W allace’s lot in L o n g ’s addi­
tion, to Eugene parties this week who
expects to locate here in the near
future.
F. H. Phillips and John Sherwood
accompanied by M r. Phillips Sunday
School Class com prising seven boys
in their teens went up on Mosby Creek
Thursday on a hunting and tlshtng
expedition.
CL.W. Bradford is now prepared to
make enlarged pictures, and in order
t„ get Ids work introduced will make
a beautiful enlarged portrait for $1.00
for nil those having one-dozen $3.00
cabinet photos. N o coupons necces-
«iry. This offer will be good until
the lfltli of Sept. E verybody invited
to call and inspect ids work.
TheC. M. A. Bund will run an ex ­
cursion on the O. iV S. E, Bail Hoad to
Bed Bridge, for the benefit of the
Band,
Sunday, A ug. 23, round trip
The C. XI. A
uniformed
Band will furnish band music and
there will also be a gam e of Base Ball
between the band boys and a picked
team. Train leaves Cottage Grove
9:30 a. m., retu rning leaves R e d
Bridge 5 :30 p. m. This will tie the last
excursion on the O. & S. E. rnllroad
75 cents.
for the season.
Harry Supple, the m ining expert
and correspuudent, has returned to
this city from n month’s sojourn in the
Bohemia niiuing district, where he bus
secured a great ileal of valuable data
and general inform ation concerning
the great mining district. H e visited
the various claims, carefully investi­
gated the various properties and is in
a better position to write intelligently
regarding the district thnn ever lie-
fore. He is most favorably impress­
ed witli tlie district and says it is des­
tined to become in the not fnr distant
future one of tlie greatest mining
camps west of the Rocky Mountains.
We may expect to read some very in­
teresting articles regard in g the Bo­
hemia mine* in tlie coast dailies and
mining journals in t h e next few
months from M r. Supple’s fluent pen.
Twenty years a g o last week the
irut passenger trains crossed the
continent by the N orth ern Pacific.
It took a train Beven days to go
from St. Paul to P ortlan d , now
about three davs.
SAID
T Is the bent
ni e t h i n k n I
ever
knew
H*‘ was speaking of the
place to buy his drugs
and have his prescriptions
put up. and meant .* .*
M organ
Bre h aut
a
T fc $ « t - t * - 4 s t e
D r « g g i « t i mt
South
Lane Ce.
that our stock of fall and winter goods are the best for
the money ever offered to the trade in Cottage Grove?
at
cure your eye and
..i.',?***'.16 t l u Pilir of his sujierior
glasses.
Consultation free.
The fellow who appropriated a large
Tlie best ever and ever tlie b e s t -
D r Lowe s glasses.
bicycle pump from the front porch of
“ ” “*• street residence last Fridnv
Wedding stationery, tlie latest out I,? 11, is well known, and a warrant
at tlie L eader office.
nil be issued for Ids arrest if the
Legal blanks and mining location pmnp Is not promptly returned.
notices at the L eader office?
Prof A. L. B riggs and family re­
Ilobt. (irillin was looking after bus­ turned home Saturday from Mt. Angel
ami the Molalla country, where they
iness mat ers at Eugene Tuesday.
nave been visiting wiih relatives anil
Hr W. W . Oglesby was transacting enjoying a summer vacation. They
business at tlie County Seat Monday. report, a very pleasant visit and out-
mg.
L. L
Perkins and wife of Leona
ware transacting business in this ei*v
I liomas Allen and wife returned
Tuesday.
home from Mnyville, Eastern O re­
gon, Sunday, where they have been
See Dr. Lowe the first day he is here,
¡r possible, as he is always busy his spending the summer. Mr. Allen re­
ports good crops in that part of the
last day.
state and says that his sons are get­
You get more than your money’s ting along very well up there,
worth when you purchase a pair of
Mr. and Mrs. R. P, Gilliland arrived
Dr. Low e’s glasses.
Saturday from Portland to enjoy a
Frank D. Wheeler went to Grants visit with Mr. and Mrs. H arry W ebber
Pass Saturday to spend a few days on their Const Fork farm. Mr. Oilii
looking after business matters
land is an old newspaper man, having
formerly been connected with both
Roy Knox came up from Eugene
tlie Telegram and Oregonian.
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spend ’ a brief vacation
in
this city and tlie Bohemia Mines.
The Sunday excursions to Red
Bridge oil the O. it S. E. railroad arc
Mrs. Col. Itlair of the Sherwood
still largely attended. Am ong those
house waa quite ill tlie early part of
enjoying the day last Sunday in the
the week, but is much Improved now. Bohemia foothill were, Ben Lurch
W M. George lias located a quartz and family, Hugh Beliue and family
cl dm in Bohemia known as tlie Lucky and Attorney J. S. Medley und wife.
Strike. May it prove a lucky strike.
Attorney Eby returned home last
Will.
Saturday morning from quite nil ex­
Mrs. Jas Henry McFarland, daugh­ tended sojourn in Josephine county.
ter and children, returned home He says lie had the pleasure of in­
from a pleasant visit at Newport W ed­ specting some very line mining prop­
erties in that county and was pleased
nesday.
to note many growing industries in
O. F. Calltson, wife and baby, enjoy­ that section of the state.
ed a drive to Pleasant Hill Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. W . P. Garm an and
where a pleasant day was spent with
children left Monday to enjoy a two
home folks.
weeks vacation in tlie Elkhont coun­
Mrs. C. F. Bradford and baby has try some miles west of Albany. M r.
returned home from an enjoyable Garman expoets to find good fishing
visit with Mrs. Bradfords, mother, and hunting in that locality and will
Mrs. Smith of Roseburg.
come home no doubt with some thril­
Estate of S. R. Dillard, deceased. ling bear and fish stories.
Final account shows rece ipts i ?30 n .89,
Archie Thompson and wife took
disbursements, $419.9». Get. 5, 1»03, their departure Thursday afternoon
set for time of filial hearing.
for San Francisco and after a few days
Mrs. Doe Patterson and neice, little sightseeing at that place will go to
Miss Alice Wehring, went to Portland Fruitvale, Calif., to enjoy an extend­
und Hillsboro Wednesday to enjoy a ed visit and look over*the country
thereabouts. The L eader will follow
pleasant visit with relatives.
them and give them the home news.
One of the most interesting features
Some sneak thief carried off the
of the L eader I s its neat, attractive
and frequently changed ads.
You bicycle of Miss Lillian Hart iast week
will profit by reading them each week. which was left standiug just outside
of tlie Hart cottage in west Cottage
Miss Adams, who lias been enjoying Grove.
The wheel was a Tenant,
a pleasant visit with Mr. and Mrs. ladies model. There is a petty thief
H arry W ebber on their Coast Fork operating in tiiat part of town who
farm, returned to her home at P ort­ will come to grief some of these days.
land Saturday.
The C. M . A. band of this city has
Misses Ermine Veateh and Lulu just received a lot of fine instruments
Currin returned home Monday from und new uniforms. The band gave an
Roseburg where they have been en­ open-air concert Saturday evening
joyin g n pleasant visit with Mrs. W . and the boys looked swell and reflect­
ed great credit upon themselves Their
W . Thaekrah.
uniforms and caps are dark green and
Prof. ,T. R. Kendall lias returned
profusely and artistically trimmed in
from Bohemia, where he has been
gold braid.
building a cabin and doing some dev-
M . L. France of the furniture firm
velopment work on his claim on H ard­
of France
Gowdy, lias taken rooms
scrabble mountain.
in B. L. Pickard’s cottage at tlie west
Attorney E. R. Skipworth and dau­
end of W all street. Mrs Ed. Carter,
ghter came up from Eugene Tuesday
and two children, arrived at this
and went out to the Oregon Mineral place recently from Sharon Springs,
Springs to spend a few days at that Kansas, and will enjoy a couple of
popular health resort.
months visit with Mrs. France, the
Scott Howard came up from Junc­ former’s sister.
tion this week to visit with his uncle
Mrs. C. A . H ubbard, whom we men­
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Conner, tioned as submitting to a delicate sur­
and assist in threshing, which com­ gical opera'inn iast week, known as
menced over on the farm Wednesday. Ovariotomy, is recovering remarka­
W e carry the famous
Hoffm an Rothchild Cvistom M ade
C
J. W . W alker, of W alker Bros., is
shipping his household goods to W alk ­
er, having shut down their mill. H ie
writer regrets their going and niny
good luck follow them.—Drain Non-
lariel.
Miss Orpha Harms went to All-any
Saturday to relieve Agent Rawlins
front his post in the Western Union
telegraph office while he enjoys his
summer vacation, occupying a month
or more.
Next Monday and to noon Tuesday,
Aug. the 21 und 25, Dr. Lowe. Eu-
gene's well known oculo-optician. will
be at the Sherwood House in Cottage
Grove. D o n ’t fail to have him test
your eyes.
Kev Dr. Townsend and family of
Roseburg arrived at this place W ed­
nesday and proceeded by private con­
veyance out to the W. W . Thaekrah
farm on the Coast Fork to enjoy a
summer vacation.
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G o to Metcalf & Morris for the fa­
tuous Wolverine soap.
Ladles and gents flue Matches
Madsen’s. Call and see them.
ut
Miss N in a Ostrander went to Eugene
Friday to accept a position as operator
in the Western Union telegraph office.
O ffice Bov W anted .— A bright, in­
dustrious boy, ambitious ami anxious
for a business education, can get a po­
sition in the Pacific Tim ber Com pany’s
office. Ho must bo polite, respectful,
and must not smoke cigaretts or chew
gum : must come of industrious pa-
rents, and be of good reputation.
None others need apply.
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Mr. and Mrs. 8. Milne, father and
mother of the enterprising real est ite
dealer. J. 8. Milne, came up from E u ­
gene Saturday and remained over
Sunday, the guests of their son. The
elder Milue informed us that he had
resided in Eugene for twelve yeurs,
but had never availed himself of the
opportunity to visit Cottage G rove
before, ami was agreeably surprised
to find such a flourishing, progressive
ami enterprising little city, and that
he was most favorably impressed with
the town and its rich tributary coun­
try.
F. J. H ard was down from Bohemia
Saturday looking after business m at­
ters. He is prosecuting development
work on his mining properties vigor­
ously and is pleased with his fine pros­
pects as well as that of the entire B o­
hemia mining camp. Mr. H a rd ’s
company owns the Vesuvious, River­
side, O regon and Colorado, ail of
which give promise of becoming good
dividend payers.
Congressman and Mrs. B inger H er­
mann left on F riday ’s afternoon train
for their home ut Roseburg, after a
twenty-four hours visit with Mrs. H er­
m ann's sister, Mrs. 8. E. McKinney,
in this city. Mr. Hermann was kept
busy receiving his numerous Cottage
Grove friends and expressed himself
as being much impressed with tlie
thrift, enterprise and advancement in
evidence about our town and vicinity, '
as well as Lane County generally. He
will soon make a personal inspection
of tlie tiarbor conditions at tlie mouth
of the Siuslaw river in order to be in
a better position to champion a move­
ment toward securing an appropria­
tion for its early improvement.
Those who attended the Sunday ex­
cursion to Yaquina Bay from this'
place were E. It. Gowdy. A. L.
Wynne, H orae- Harms, Orvil Knapp,
Mr. G ray and Ids sisters, the Misses
Gray, and Miss Miram I’ipor. About
five hours was enjoyed on the beach,
a very large crowd being present.
Tlie Cottage Grove contingent report
a very good time, but report a hard
trip, the distance being too great f
the time occupied in making the
round trip.
H. B. Pratt has sold his |iersonal
property and interest in the orchard
and garden on the Hutchinson place
to W 8 Williams, of Cottage Grove,
and moved to Eugene, where Mrs.
Pratt will reside, while Mr. Pratt w ill
" o to the soldier’s home at Roseburg
j pi live Mr. Williams and family
have moreo into the Hutchinson
house, says tlie Goshen eorresjiondent
of tlie Eugene Guard.
New Styles for Fai
W c are m aking nu early exhibition o f the Latest Styles in Full
P ress Goods, in ord er that you may be able to ju d ge the Styles
and make you r selections early enou gh to g et the most g o o d om
o f your fall d ress before tlie raiuy days come
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A Few of
the
Latest
Heather Suiting, Zibelines,
Auto Cloth, Y a n k e e Suiting.
Drevp D ’A l m a , D rap Sebas-
ta.pol, Melton C loth, a n d
C h eviots
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Buy your dross patterns early and got U
service for the season. Tne placo
Hemen w ay & Burkholder
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bly speedily from this severe opera­
Engineer Brandt and wife of the O.
tion and we are informed by the at­ & 8. E. railroad left for LaCrosse,
tendant physician that she will be able Wisconsin, Monday, where they go to
to be up by Sunday. The opperntion visit relatives. They were accompa­
was a most successful one.
nied by Miss Elsie Lea, who will visit
friends in tiiat state, and go o n to Chi­
Charles Ladd of the big Portland cago before returning home about
banking Arm. accompanied by his six weeks hence.
wife, arrived in this city Friday, and
I. J. Taylor, Geo. Cum m ings and
were met by VV. B. Dennis, proprietor
of the Black Butte Quicksilver Mines, Mr. Roberts went to Riddle Monday
who took them up to the mines in his to prospect in t lint vicinity for gold
own conveyance, where Mr. and Mrs.
Ladd will remain for a brief season,
tlie guests of Mi . and Mrs. Dennis.
for
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New Goods A rrivin g D a ily
Don't fad to hear Prof, ami Mrs. F,
W Lou gh at the C. P. church this
Friday evening in their temperance
songs and talks. A most pleasant
evening is assured all those who at-
tend. Admission free.
O ur old esteemed contempoary. Lee
Wim berly, editor of the
Review accompanied by his wife,
Don’t fail to read Welch & Wood's
father and mother, were passengers big ad in the L eader today. It is the
on W ednesday’s local on t.ieir way to best written, best displayed and most
Astoria to attend the Regatta.
up-to-date ad tiiat ever appeared in a
Cottage Grove news-paper, and wifi
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vt Frank Goodman’s old stand you compare very favorably with the big
will always tin,I J. V. Thornton o ads of the Portland dajlles. D ," ra{ ^
some of his obliging clerks who will | Iv that such an ad is displayed in tlie
l>e pleased to wait upon yon. I horn w -intry weeklies for three reason« - .
ton’s lee cream parlors are neat ami they do not have the type and other
material for displaying such an ad(
! famous Hazelwood
^ H t o ‘ * £ £ [hey arc not willing to pay the price
«killed workmen and few country
merchants manifest so much enter­
prise.
oo the Cottage Grove n.er-
Chants and especially
be Arm of
Welch & W ood», who
have it for j
.
less.”
Rememlier the regular Sunday ex- j
\ T Ri^Iev, son of Cottage Grove s j cur-ion on the O. it 8. E. railroad o
Ited
Bridge. A quiet and enjoyable j
ro'p'uUi * r o « r J J » . '» . i o n
J J »“
,|iv can Unspent in tlie Bohemia foot-
¿ ft,
Train leaves Cottage O ro v e a t
£ ! » ». m. and returning, leaves R.d 1
rk-
Bridge at 5 3« P m- Round trl(
i»rs as itents.
o f the 8. P. railroad.
opposite pA toffk e, Mam Street.
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•1 ust as good as tailor-made clothing, and from $8 to $12 cheaper for
each suit. Our Hamilton-Brown and Orthopedic shoe stock is com­
plete for men and women
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The L eader acknowledges receipt of
complimentary tickets t o Kingling
Brothers circus at Eugene Aug, 28
Its a big show and will be largely at­
tended from this part of the county.
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The c o ld , rainy, backward season has to a considerable extent retarded
the sales on summer wash goods, and we find our stock too large for
mid-summer, hence we have concluded to reduce the stock if a general
slaughter of prices will do the business. To this end we have reduced
all lawns, dimities, etc. from 10 to 50 -per cent from former prices. In
this great reduction sale is also included a large line o f wrappers : :
Jvist to M a k e T h in g s L iv e ly
we have again cut prices on the remaining shirt waists, whirl make
many of them sell tor less'than half the former price. Coin,» in and
take advantage of this sale
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