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“ Wolff- A merlcan Bicycles” Lauder’s
music store.
Legal blanks and mining notices at
the L eader office.
Miss Maud Bingham left for Port
land Wednesday to visit friends.
Cross sfitch shirt waists and collars
mad* to order at the Novelty Store.
Miss Anna Oglesbv weut to Portland
Thursduy on a lew days business trip.I
One swallow does not rnaKe a sum
mer, but enough of them will make a
“ goner.”
The girls are all stuck ou those Al-
don’s chocolates at Abram’s. You bet
ter try them.
] , Pleaching services at the Christian
, church Sunday morning and evening.
You are invited.
Those wanting job printing should
> j llrst see the L eader . Prices are right
O vi r W a^tch w o r ds
T H E P U R IT Y
O f our D rills and Chemicals.
T H E A C C U R A C Y — \\ ith which our pre
scriptions are compounded and the stability o f
all our preparations are the sterling qualities
that we pride ourselves are embodied in all the
goods we possess.
Our exhaustive stock o f
chemicals, together with our
A S S O R T E D V A R I E T Y — O f toilet articles
and druggists' sundries enable us to offer to the
public prices that can be favorably compared
with those o f any drug establishment in the
country. Call and make our acquaintance.
W e D efy Competition
W e Invite Inspection
1 , and WOI k guaranteed to please.
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and -Berry s Italian Band. ' 1
>f the young people and
f Cottage Grove attended
T. excursion to Salem
ny ami report an enjoyable
i C. M. A. band of Cot-
re accompanied the excur-
of the live hands assembled
it received more com-
V notice than any of them
leclared to be one of tba
ot the very best hand on
Bgareless of the fact that
rtland’ s crack bands was
n the occasion. And it
er stated that the boys in
rk green, gold braided
d caps and white duck
presented as creditable an
ce as any of the bands tak-
!n the exercises. Just now
are having some sport at
se of their efficient direct-
II. Berry, whq several
"le at Salem was mistaken
(rector of the famous Italian
now, the home band bids
come known hereafter as
Italian Band.”
ollar Saved
Dollar Made
| You can buy 25
pounds o f Man-
| liattan S t o c k
Food for $1 less
! than any other
brand, and get
1 >etter results in
every way , \ V
It and Be Convinced
Under the same
brand w e have
‘F ly Keep O f f '
H o o f Oil, Lice
K iller,G all Cure
[ Harness Oil,and
all kinds of rem
edies for horses
I and cattle.-. W .
e Hardware Co.
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Mostly LocaJ
See our bicycles, Lauder's music
store.
All kinds of stamping done at the
Novelty Store.
1 , ^ 10 Gross Hotel, the place to stop
; when you visit Kugene.
( Baphia!^Huphia!_ liaphiu! All col-
ors at the Novelty Store.
New styles of battenburg braids
and patterns at the Novelty Store.
Nice pure lard only 05 cents per 5
pound pail at Bartels meat market.
Some people put so much trust in
God that they have no faith in them
selves.
Merl Scovell went to Independence
Sunday to spend a few weeks with
friends.
J. V. Thornton, who lias been very-
sick with typhoid fever, is slightly Un
proved.
Booms to let, houses to rent, farms
i and city property for sale. Kayser
I & Huff, the bustling real estate ifeal-
j era.
Miss Katie Kuowltou went to A|-
, bnuy Sunday to visit with her brother
I L. F. Kuowltou, S. P. operator of that
place.
Rescue Host- Company, No 1 , is call
ed to meet in its new quarters Mon
day evening June 13, at 8 o’clock. Im
portant business. C. F. Shannafeit,
•Secretary.
At Corvallis, the Republicans de
feated tue Democrats at base ball, lfi
to 1 . The Democrats can’t get away
from that lfi to 1 hoodoo, seems if.
L. Morse, of the firm of Metcalf A
Morse, has been in Portland this week
under going an operation cu one ol
Ills eyes for the removal of a cataract.
Ask Garmun A Hemeuwuy for the
Rogue Illver Creamery Butter, manu
factured at Medford, by C. E. Gaddis,
in tlie valley where the alfalfa grows.
When you go to Eugene don’ t fail
to stop at the Gross Hotel. Best 23
cent meals in the city. New building,
new furnishings, courteous treatment
and prompt service.
The Cottage Grove baud accompani
ed by a large crowd of citizens joined
the excusiouists to Snlam Sunday.
The day was cool and pleasant and a
very etijoyuble time was reported.
The rains during the fore part of
the week were timely and very bene
ficial, but iu the Willamette valley
and a few other localities more rain
Is needed for late crops ami meadows.
Harry Clark, salesman in Lurch’s
store returned home from Portland
Tuesday night after spending a few
days at his mother’s bed sfde. She!tius
been quite ill, but is now reported as
convalescing.
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Gloria $3.50 Ladies’ Shoes
F o r Comfort,
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Style & n d
Try them and you^won’t
wear anything else :: ::
urance for Laborers.
on's Pharmacy
PRESCRIPTION STORE
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(J a rm a n , H e m e n w a y Co.
L E A D E R S
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M E R C H A N D I S I N G
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Mr. Cooper of the Blackbutteijui-k-
sllver mine spent a few days iu Port
land the llrst of the week.
Dr. Sharpies, the well known fruit
grower and physician, sustained a
broken arm in a fall at his farm home 4
Tuesday.
The pastor of the Methodist Episco
pal church will occupy his pulpit Sun
day morning. The subject is “ For
giving and Forgiven.”
Boyd Gallery is now open on Main
Street opposite the Livery Stable.
Boyd 1ms on uisplay tlie llnest work
ever exhibited In Cottage Grove.
Al Churchill, a prominent Bohemia
mining man, is spending u few days
in town. He reports active operations
for the seasou just beginning in the
district.
The rock is being placed on the
ground for the foundation for another
Hue new brick building to be built for
Jones A Phillips adjoining their hunk !
on tlie east. It is to be a modern
building and will contain two large
store rooms on the ground Boor.
Seaside Is proving a more popular
coast resort each year. Locksloy Hall
with its cottages is beautifully located
there between the river and tlie sea.
Boating, surf bathing and attractive
walks and drives arc atpong its desir
able features. Mrs. Carlisle is becom
ing famous for Iter hospitality at
Looksley Hall. See card in another
column.
Johannas Grotnlalil, foreman of the
Southern Pi.eitlc tie preserving plant
just south of this city, met with quite
a serious accident Tuesday. He fell
lietween two flat cars when they were
moving slowly, the wheels of one pass
ing over tlie' lower part of his right
foot crushing it severely. Drs. Wall
A Hockett, dressed the wound and
foulid it necessary to amputate the
small toe, but they feel confident the
foot will be saved. Mr. Grandalil was
aftet wards taken to the S. P. hos
pital at Portland.
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B IC Y C LE S
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W e give you more for your mon
you get elsewhere,
Cash or easy pay-
meats.
Come in and see the 1904
(models at
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LAUDER S MUSIC STORE
A. C. Powers and wife have gone to
Springfield, where they will remain
indetlmtely.
Mrs. Dora Fields, of Cottage Grove,
is ill at the hospital in tnis city.—
Brownsville Times.
Miss Greta Bristow of Eugene at
There are a hundred and one things on which I can
tended the graduating excerclses here
last Friday evening.
save you money at my store. Bargains in all kinds of
In this issue of the L eader will be
Baphia for sofa pillows, Indian bas
kets, belts, hats and hand bugs, for found a notice of a list of lauds select
ed bv the O .A C . R. R. Co. It will
sale nt the Novelty Store.
pay those interested in government
Miss Robie Buker returned home i land matters in this part of the state
Just the things you are needing in your homes at half
Thursday, after several month’s visit to read this notice.
the regular price :: E gg foods, lice paint, etc., etc.
with relatives at La Fayette.
A # a month will keep your suit
Lessons in Itaphia, chemical paint cleaued, pressed, buttons on, and rips
STURDEVANT’S POULTRY PREPARATIONS.
ing, bend work, and all kinds or em sewed at the Ideal clothes cleaning
broidery, taught at the Novelty Store. establishment, Mrs. W. A. Cunning
Burlap at the Novelty Store—The ham. proprietress. Leave ordets nt
latest and most up to date material Welch A Woods store.
for raphia embroidery at the Novelty-
John Crowley informs the L eader
E. A. Wheeler, wife and two sons,
Store.
went to Turner Friday night to attend that lie and his associates, known as orrosiTi fust national bank
A small city boy was astonished to the Seventh Day Adventist camp the Royal Flush Minitig Co., with
see the cow milked again in the morn meetings. They returned home Mon properties situated on Monta Rieo
ing. “ Well,” he said, “ I thought day aud report u good attendance and ridge, bar* »soured a m o o n 's supplies
and started for the camp to begin ac
you emptied her all out last night.” an interesting series of meetings.
tive work on tlie company’s holdings,
The pastor’s subject for next Sun which, by the wav are showing up well
Messrs Thomas and sons are build
ing a fine two story residence on rnil- day morning nt the Methodist Episco and promise to become as good as the j
road avenue, in the Stouffer addition pal church is, “ Matthew the Republi best in the Bohemia district. This I
which the elder Themas will rent or can,” Evening subject, “ James the company expects to be able to make I
sell. It will make a beautiful borne. quiet man,” The choir will furnish a showing, ere tlie season closes, that |
M e n ’s S t y lis h C lo th in g
special music both morning and even will interest any practical miner and
Andrew Nelson went out in Pass ¡ug.
prove conclusively the worth of this
Creek Canyon Friday night to repair
& n d F u r n i s h i n g s ext y
Winn Bennett, who returned home property.
and start up some cranky gasoline
an extended visit to California
Conductor Ham Veatch, wife and
engines nsea by wood sewers in the from
last week, lias accepted a position SS daughter, arrived In this city Wednes
wood camps. Ho completed his job salesmuu
in Lurch’s store, and oil
speedily and returned home Saturday. Monday morning appeared at his old day morning, where they were joined
by the genial conductor’s fattier and
accustomed
place behind the counter mother, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Veatch,
Mr. and Mrs. ,T. B. Lee, of Forest
Grove, accompanied by a little grand in this popular merchandise establish who will accompany the family of
daughter, are enjoying a pleasant vis ment.
their son, oil an extended visit to Tex
it with the former’s daughter, Mrs.
State Dairy anu Food Commissioner as and the St Louis Exposition. They
Henderson, the first visit this lady has J. W. Bailey is hot foot after the jelly took their departure Thursday morn
received from her parents in a num makers who are using coal tar dyes ing, and will stop over at many impor
ber of years.
and starch in what are reputed to be tant points enroute. Their first stop
C. L. Roy a promineut Seattle lum home made jellies, and he threatens will beat San Francisco to view the
Trem endous a s s o r t
berman, passed through this city Sat to eontlscate the entire output of cer sights for a few days when they will
O u r Stock is C o m p lete a n d
urday on his return home from old tain manufacturers if the practice of proceed leisurely to Los Angeles, Tuc
ment o f C a r r e l B r a n d
son. Old Mexico. El Paso, Houston
Mexico in on automobile, he having adulteration is not stopped.
U p -to -d a te •< T h e nes ort -
and thence to Long View. Texas,
started on his 25nO mile jaunt on May
ment can n o t be equalled
D. G. McFarland has removed tiie
8 th. He had met with no trouble old McFarland barn from the site it where the partv will halt for a few
in the town
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more than one punctured tire on the line occupied since the earliest pioneer weeks visit with ttie family of a dau
long ride over mountain, desert and times to make room for residence ghter and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Will
Pr iced as follows:
Magee, after which they will visit the
valley.
property. All of the timber in this St Louis exposition and return by
The hardware Arm of Griffin & uarn whs hewn out by hand tinder the some northern route about Aug 1.
I ile
All 25c Band Bows a t ... .
Veatch Co., is displaying an elegant supervision of Uncle Jimmy McFar- Their many friends here wish them a
line of the latest styles in door lock land, deceased in 1813, but were still safe and pleasant journey.
1 Ac-
All Shield Bows a t ........
All »1.60 grades a t........
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combinations which ure the llnest strong and sound.
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All 25c Tecks a t......................1rtc
ever seen in this city. The locks dis
AIIB1.25 grades a t ........
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Some traveling iiorse traders got
placed are the ones selected for Cot into trouble at Eugene Wednesday by
All 25 c Four-in-hands. 3 for .rtOc
Some Fine Strawberries.
All $1.00 grades n t.......
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tage Grove’s fine new public school part of Its members picking out some
All 50c Four-in-hands at .... !tMc
All 75c grades a t..............
fiOc
.Some o f tlie finest strawberries j
building.
of tile best horses in the band and at
Among the list of jurors drawn tempting to make way with them. exhibited in this city this season |
I for the Juno term of Lane county cir They wore overtaken in the southern were brought in by Jack Bruin- j
cuit court are the following named outskirts of Cottage Grove Wednes hnugb on elect.iou day and “ sold |
residents o f this part o f t h e day evening by Deputy Sheriff Harry like hotcakes" through the local
i countv: H.
D. Lincoln, Robt. Bond and returned .to Eugene, where
grocery stores.
Mr. Brumbaugh
Griffin, Cottage Grove; John F. the trouble will be settled.
Mrs. Sarah L. Harms has oommen-! cultivates quite a little tract of
Weeks. John Winzenreld, Creswell;
1 XV. H. Crow. Lorane.
•ed suit in the circuit court for Lane j these fine berries, this part of Lane
The residence of A. J. Johnson, on county against John W Harms Tor a i county being peculiarly adapted to
UNDER. O D D F E L L O W S H A L L
the old home place near Walker was j divorce, the custody of two minor their culture and there is uo reason
comnletely destroyed by fire last Fri- j children and »50 per month alimony, why Cottage
Grove strawberry
day, which originated from a defective The couple were married at Goshen
tin*». Nearly all all of the household Oregon. <>n Oi tober 2o, 1 n , h . The * could not become as famous as the
goods were saved, but the adjoining plantiff is aged 47 aud the defendant ( Hood River berry with the same
outbuildings were also consumed. I u - 1 *>• They are well known residents of I care and attention. Some of the
.,,.....«„0 i . a tho anm rtf $."»00 was carried I Cottage Grove,
Ir. Harms owning j Irerries placed in the L eader office
on the properly, which partially cov considerable property.
by Mr. Brumbaugh, weighed one
ers the loss. It is understood that
Tuesday morning of this week ten
i ounce each.
Mr. Johnson will rebuild at once.
men began work on Cottage Grove’s |
t . •„
| »hat “ Hon.” I. H. second modern public syhool building i
W e sell everything that is good to eat, and nothing but
DIED.
Bingham our enterprising townsman, , on the s’te selected in the McFarland
has vobmteered to furnish the band addition on the west sale of the river.
what is good to cat. I f there's any fruit or vegetable in
BUNCH
—
At
the
family
home
at
boysTumber enough to build a credit- The work at present consists of lay
season, we have it at the right prices
T h a t's why we
}f I ing the concrete foundation, and by
Stockton, California, June 1,1!M)4,
! able iland stand in this city free of
sell more groceries than any one else in town.
the
time
it
is
completed
a
force
of
ear-
i phartTp n ro vid in g snino of our citizens — -----
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John Bunch, aged about
years.
proceed
will secure------
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ruml
jm
Mr. Bunch was a brother-in-law
work.
necessary to pay for the carpenter
work and nails required in the struc Th*e building is to be completed and j of our esteemed townsman. Rev. C.
Phone
Parker*
ture Here Is a splendid opportunity ready for occupancy by the opening [ H. Wallace. He and his estimable
for a few enterprising citizens to of the fall term of school. Contractor wife have visited in Cottage Grove
Mam
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Bread
manifest their gen-rosity and public W. F. Gray states that details of the a number of times and are quite weil
NEW AI fwrv MtniMNd. tA-Sr MPC
con
Tact
have
been
arranged
and
work
,
j
.
i
ipirit. Since writing the above,
Jones another enterprising and public will proceed without interruption. I anJ favorably known here, by the
spirited citizen informs the L eader that He expects to have the building com- q 1( j 8eU ier8 He was a highly es-
he will donate for the use of the band
J K
.
teemed and worthy gentleman
gentleman and
the necessary site required under the
his death will be mourned by all
heating
plant
has
not
been
awarded.
spreading oak trees on bis beautiful
remainder of the bond issue of who knew him. The remains were
i low opposite the Larch property on The
$10,000 has been applied to repairs on laid to their final rep'iee at Stock-
1
w ™ m a k e T O K i | t h ip r ^ n t ;« h o o ib u .id f f ig and to in
ton.
i i ’.ttililUvn of a heating plant th-re.
u»e U a i stta i.
M O NEY SAVED
H OU SeH O LD -f G OODS
N E W AND SECOND IHAND GOODS
C . J. M IL L E R ,
Closing Out Sale
Tremendous Reductions
Neckwear
A accident and sickness
'"tten is the Hat rate, incon-
x>licy of the U. S. Health
dent Insurance Company
iw, Michigan, 100 claims
Call or write the agent
lennedy, at the Imperial
tttigp Grove. Do it now
11 are hurt.
W ear
Collars
($P>
Golf Shirts
Pacific Timber Co. Store
place where you get fair
«‘lit and lioneJit prices. ::::
Because we have,the lar-
stock in til«* city. W hy?
wise tlie|>eople get what they
for. Why? Because we use
^ the best o f chemicals in our
ription WorK
are fact*. 1 he reason we
je th s assertion is Iwcatise of
increase in our business. Peo-
[know where they get fair
meat
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CH &/>e CROWDS
r know wnere the beat is to
d. They also kxow where
tered Pharmacists
uildoyed. <hice a customer
ys a customer
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Good Thirvgs to Eat
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METCALF f< MOUSE
SS^JiSST& i
n’s Pharmacy
1 BANK BULBING
GOOD PRINTING DONE HERE
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