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on’t Send Good Cents
A fte r Poor Scents
I)o you know that perfumes are actually refreshing
and invigorating? 1 f not, call and see us.
We
ep perfumes that w ill prove a revelation to you.
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Wlmt she would prefer. _ She is sure to appreciate
voitr thoughtfulness. Th en come and give us a
trial. She w ill he delighted, and so will you
T ry
one o f our well-known odors—
Mariposa Lily
Bouquet des Amours
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No. ir»
SOUTH HOUND
3:00 p.m.
j.i.j a.m.
First class meals, Hotel Imperial.
Bead work at cost at the Novelty
Phillips and party returned Store.
y evening from a stay of
Mrs. James Tliumus is very ill at her
l avs on Mo»l>y creek, where home.
Go to the Imperial Hotel tor Sun
rticularly enjoyed their out
day dinner.
lie of the party, Mrs. W . C.
Bess Woods is visiting friends
wife of the editor of the at Miss
Newport.
rg Plaindealer, kdled a deer
Burnt wood
novelties at the
iter on Friday, the 15th, Novelty Store.
t day of thè open .season.
Salem beer on draught at Hotel
wess in the absence of the Grnham bar.
the party evoked cousider-
Mrs. J. K. Barrett went to Saginaw
thniasm on the part of the Tuesday to visit friends.
Battenberg patterns designed to o r
Imi their glory was the fact
der ;it tiie Novelty Store.
men came hack without any
leather belts,the latest out,
,idle the women who stayed at (.'rushed
N e w Vork Racket Store.
diil the killing. Portrait*
Particulars of ‘ How to (Jet the
< roino appeared in the Port- Books” will lie found on Page 4.
piiing Telegram of Monday,
L elies’ stock collars, nothing like
¡tvcom nriaedof Mr. and Mrs. them in town at N. Y.. Rackot Store.
Phillips and children, Mrs.
Headquarters for ladies’ summer
and -on, Miss Lizzie Orpur 1. knit, underwear, N. Y. Racket Store.
Join tlie Commercial Club if you
|l Horace Conner.
Vinong
d things the party had to would see the town prosper and grow.
Ladies’ wrappers cheaper than you
jf from the commissary de- •an
make them, N. V. R.ieki t Store.
t were venison, mountain
I f you advertise la the Leader peo
trout, speckled trout and ple will see it—that’s what we both
jerry pies, the latter being want.
lly delicious, according to
R isti<? Stands, Rose Portlers an 1
Law-
jimony of the party. Miss Baby Swings at cost at Martin
son’s.
hillips proved the expert
Claienee Mores has entered the ex
man of the party.
The press
office as messenger for Agent
extends thanks for choice Awl.rey.
steaks.
Mr?. Lee W. Henry came from Eu
gene Wednesday to visit Mis. James
out Your Summer Vacation? R. Brown.
I. H. Binguam, representative-elect,
nt on Y’ aquina Bay is the register..* 1 at the Smeede Hotel in
aside resort of the North Eugene Tuesday.
Least. Bound trip tickets
For rent one furnished room near
lly reduce! rates on sale new school house Enquire, of Mrs
James B. Brown
I Southern Pacific points in
R**nd to eastern friends next Mon
on and after Juue 1 st. day’s special edition of tlie Portland
ut for further information Telegram descriptive of Cottage
Snidsomely illustrated souv- drove.
ik le t , or write to
Edwiu
David Griggs, druggist and local
Imager C. \ E. B. B., Al- manager for Paeiilc States Telephone
Co., went to Eugene on tlie noon train
e., or W. E. Coniati, C. P. Thursday.
t'o„ Portland.
(J 10)
Wagonmnking, blacksmithing and
general repair work at J. H. Baker’s
shop. Every guarantee of good work
ialem Beer on Draught.
mans hip given.
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E. Worthington of Beatrice, Nebras
beer makes the sultry suui-
i a dream of bliss. Hotel ka, is in Cottage Grove, guest of his
sister Airs Blair whose homo is on
bar will have tho agancy East Main street.
¡exhilarating beer. Kept in
Mr. Delure Hemenway and family
Slid on draught.
or Cottage Grove and Attorney Rush
Giltner and wife of Portland have
care's complete works will been rusticating at Bonita.
Little Opal Hart lias been very sick
way by the Leader to the
ii secures the greatest iium- this week from berry seeeds packing
i subscriptions to this paper in tlie intestines. Htie is recovering
|>t. s, pint. Subscription? under tlie care of Dr. A. W. Kime.
w or renewals of old.
When you go to Eugene don’t fail
' to stop at the Gross Hotel. Best 25
i Hudson, the milliner, has cent meals in the city. New building,
?r summer vacation and her new furnishings, courteous treatment
remain closed during her and prompt service.
She expects to return and
All who have aeoo ints with the un-
siness with a complete line jdersigned of more than thirty days’
ry novelties about Septem- standing are requested to settle the
same by August 1. l'.«>4.
M etcalf & M orse , Grocers.
Igowns, white skirts and mus-
H L. Richardson, reprsenting East
I wear at N. Y. Racket Store.' man Kodak Co., has placed the agen
cy for same witli Morgan .A Brehanl.
He will give demonstrations free at
the M. & 15. drug store. Date to be
*e
A $ a month will koep your suit
cleaned, pressed, buttons on, and rips
sewed
at the Ideal clothes cleaning
t PRESCRIPTION STORE
establishment, Mrs. W. A. Cunning
ham. proprietress. Leave orders at
Welch & Woods store.
I Walter Baker, son of Game Warden
J. W. Baker, came from his Mosby
l pi nit* ourselves t!»»? way our
crek ranch Wednesday, accompanied
Vription business is growing,
by hi* younger brother Allen, who
poonl« are fast learning
has killed two bucks since the season
tin* correct prices are
Tjieii,
where
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opened.
Wm. Perillán brought in some tine
stered Pharmacists
garden produce of ills own growing,
which is evidence liotli that lie is a
upinyed. Our stock of pat-
gnrdner of ability and that Oregon
•iiieines is tlie most com-
iii'l the largest in the ritv.
soil will grow all kinds of vegetables
ie of
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to perfection.
Mr. Buell, traveling salesman for
gs, Sundries, Per-
Wad hams Kern Bros, grocer*, was
s, Stationery, BooKs, in town Wednesday. He was highly
pleased with the new quarters of the
Commercial Club and tlie progress of
rtists’ Materials
Cottage Grove.
I'lete Mail orders receive
The Southern P a c ific has issued an
t i>f attention. :: ::
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enticing booklet called
aouina Bay
It
ha- a colored cover that would
Tnily Recipes
make anyone wi«li to go “ down bv the
em em ber the P la c e
: sounding deep.” Get one from
Agent Isliam at the depot.
Oregon Mineral Springs will Had it
necessary and advisable to have the
telephone line extended to tie-ir
! springs a* soon as the bottling plant is
| completed. These suburban lines
are becoming more popular each
i month.
James White, ill with rheumatic
t * BANK BLTL9IS0
1 fever, was brought down from Bohemia
I Tuesday and carried on a stretcher to
Returned from Outing.
son’s Pharmacy
son's Pharmacy
hhs Ijome on W all street lietwoeu F
and O, where lie is today reported
improving. He 1 ms been employed at
F. J. Hard’s Vesuvius mine.
E. S. Lovelace, of Fort Bans.on.
North Dakota, who is interested iu
the Sunrise group of mines, has ar
rived in Cottage Grove to look lifter
his interests at Bohemia mines. Mr.
Lovelace is u brother-in-law of J. E.
Ostrander of Cottage Grove.
F. T. Clowe and H.-rbct Button,
representing the Standunl Accident
Instiranee Co, were In Cottage Grove
Saturday. Mr. Ballon has been iu
charge of the Eugene brunch, but will
now have charge of a district extend
ing from Albany to B- sehurg.
James H*-inen»uy 'if tlie firm of
Gurtmin—Hemenway
Co. returned
Wednesday from a visit to his brother
W. F Hemenway ut Seattle. He also
stopped a few days in Portland, i d l
ing those in* met of our new Com
mercial Club and tlie forward move
ment in this city.
-S. Hirshfelu manager oí tin* San
Francisco brunch of tho Pacific
Timber Company was in the city on
bu sin ess mui went Thursday to Port
land with T. K. Campbell. New
business is being rapidly secured by
Messrs. Hirshfeld ami Alexander at
the San Francisco office.
Tom, Dick and Harrv are doing tlie
inside of the new quarters to be
occupied by the Home Loan and
Savings Bank. Walls and ceiling are
to be papered ami tlie wood-work will
he finished in natural wood. The job
will be A No 1 .—tlie way Tom, Dick
and Harry do ail their work.
Jas. Helirv Sharp, of Bohemia,
reports that cattle have destroyed Ids
garden crop. This pioneer of the
mines Inis been greeting old friends
here during the week. He has become
one of the L kapf . h ' s readers. Bo
hemians who do not get it may borrow
tlKi Li .wn.it from Mr. Sharp.
G. F. Richey, a well known local
carpenter and contractor, informs the
Loader that Ids wife who lias been
quite seriously ill for some weeks, is
gradually improving. This misfor
tune bus rendered it impossible for
Mr. Richey to pursue Ids occupation
since the building season opened.
Rev. A..T. Armstrong occupied the
pulpit " f tiie Methodist church last
Sabbath. The attendance was good
and tho services gave great satisfac
tion. He will preach for the next two
Sabbaths ut this church during the
absence " f tlie pastor Rev G. H.
Feese who is absent holding camp-
meetings.
Dr. Daniel L. Woods is about to have
built a cottage home near the cast
end of the foot-bridge. Lumber is on
the ground and work will commence
at once. Dr. Woods recently came
here from the East and has concluded
to remain permanently. He is the
father of Lee Boy Woods of the firm
of Welch & Woods.
Lntest model collar turning ma
chine just Installed at the Cottage
Grove Steam Laundry. Call and see
it if you can. I f not, send your wash
ing to the home laundry. Prices are
just the same as in other towns and
the work is l etter. We want your
laundering. Ring up Main 34. We'll
call and you’ ll be pleased with the
work we do—Its the best.
A. C. (iage, late editor of the Santa
Clara Weekly New*, has assumed
charge of the Lane Comity Leader,
published at Cottage Grove. Oregon.
His wife writes to tier friends in San
Joso that they are greatly plea-el
with Oregon, especially with tlie Will
amette valley and vvilli the people of
Cottage Grove. -San Jose Mercury.
Captain Ben D. Boswell of Boswell
springs was iu Cottage Grove Mou-
day greeting his friends, and was a
pleasant caller at tlie L e a d e r office.
The waters from these springe in
Douglas county are famous for their
curative properties and the hotel at
die springs is becoming more popular
ea h season. It is on the main line of
tlie Southern Pacific and all trains stop
at tho hotel. An analysis of these
waters wilfbe found in the advertis
ing columns of the L e a d e r .
St Valentines Circle, No 121, Women
of Woodcraft, held a very pleasant
meeting Tuesday evening. After tlie
regular business session tlie doors to
the lodge room were tin own open to
a number of invited guests to witness
the scmi-aniial installation of o ffic e r s
conducted by Guardian Neighbor
Lillian O. Goodman. At the con
clusion a social was held and refresh
ments served. The circle here, owing
to the enthuasim of its members, and
their regular attendance, is in a
flourishing condition An example
that all fraternal societies should
emulate.
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L E A D E R S
IN
M E R C H A N D I S I N G
Parents Attention.
The old method of teaching a
child to rend by the uuintercstiug
meaningless plan of learning his A.
B. C’ s has long since been sup
planted by tlie word system. Tlie
methods of teaching music have kept
pace with the improved methods oft
teaching school. The old tedious,
discouraging method of teaching i
the five finger exercises and scales
has given place to a method which
interests and ileligbts children ns
well as grown people.
Mrs. Boy Welch has tnught music
for eight years during which time
she went east twice to study, liu-
ceutly she had the privilege of «
year’ s continuous study under au
owu pupil of Calvin Cady of Boston,
Mass., whose genius has revolution
ized tlie methods of teaching music.
Drop a card in the P. O. and Mrs.
Welch will call upon you aud give
you an idea of the method whereby
ope can begin reading and writing
music from tlie first lesson.
News Items from Star.
Elmer Spliar, returned last week
from a stay in the Grove.
Chus Pitcher has returned from
Silver Lake, with a band of horses,
which he has been breaking this
week.
Mr. aud Mrs. John Wicks and
M isslra Wicks went to the Grove
on business Friday.
Pearl Stewart was at the Grove
Saturday.
Albert Stocks and brother return
ed from Bohemia mines Sunday.
There was preaching at the Star
school house Sunday by Bev. Morss.
A basket dinner was enjoyed by a
large crowd.
Mrs. Joe Wicks on Mouday ran
across a large rattlesnake. She
sent her little boy to Mr. Harlow’ s
for help and Geo. Petty killed it.
It ineasrred 2t feet with six rattlers
and a button.
Mrs. Jim Spliar was at the Grove
Saturday.
A Great Religious Drama.
Friday and Saturday eveniugs of
this week at the Opera House, the
Don C. Hail Co. will appear in
drama and vaudeville,
Friday
evening “ Rudolph, the Cripple.’ ’
will be the bill— a great teligious
drama which portrays a story of in
tense interest: the story of a crippled
sculptor and a beautiful child.
Fourteen people are iu tlie company
and the people of Cottage Grove
should not miss seeing this produc
tion. Saturday evening vaudeville.
Admission 15, 25 and 35 cents.
Colored Songsters.
Shanafelt P h o to s
Are good photos. Th at is w hy the Portland
E vening Telegram got Shanafelt to do the work
on the Cottage Grove special edition, to be
issued July 25 .
I f you want portraits or
views o f your property, get
Shanafelt P h otos ■
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F. S. HAROUN, LL. D , President.
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IF Y O U ’R E F R O M M IS S O U R I
And have to be shown, we want to show you
a real, live, first-class grocery.
W e 'v e got the
‘ ‘best what is," and our goods are no higher-
priced than the other fellows’ . Green fruits and
vegetables 11 j\v in stock in endless varieties.
Parker's
Bread
Phone
M E T C A L F tt M O R S E
Main 65
•’U iV U ìr' (V liLOiN i. M S f .SID”!
W e come to your
rescue, in case o f
Geo. F. Comer
HARNESS M AKER
)t«‘|BiiriiiB o f tin* Kcluihle K l ’id.
W ill incitd your harness while
you do your shopping, < arriage
Trim m ing aud Kcpnirihg.
Will pH, Saddles. II.IIIP’SH. «oll.irs,
Traces. Ihidlcs. Hits, spurs,
Chains, aud all kinds of supplies.
RIVER ST.. WO CCOfS V U T U
C O T I \UK f i t t o v i :
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Insure in an Old Line
Fire Insurance Company
and if you burn out, you
know your loss w ill lx*
paid in full.
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General Bl acksmi t hi ng
Phillips & W heeler
Horseshoeing a specialty.
Wagon and carriage re-
ing. A ll work guaranteed
VETERINARY
BA N K B U ILD IN G
C O TTA G E GROVE.
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DENTIST
Have your horsesteeth ex
amined and repaired. SI mij )
at rear of Hemenway
Burkholder's Store
Dont Start Fires.
Tlie dattili University Jubilee
A K E E
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five in number, from j .
Governor Chamberlain's procla Singers
Orangeburg, South Carolina, will
mation warning people agaiust start
sing at the Cottage Grove Opera
ing fires lias been published. Annual House Friday, July 23. at 8 p. in.
issuance of the proclamation is pro Admission 25 cents. Beserved seats.
O regon
C o tta g e I »rove,
vided for by law. It is prescribed 35 cents.
Headquarters for commer
that if any person either on his own
Attend the Social Friday.
cial and mining -*• men.
land or that of another, sets out a
There will be an Ice Cream Social
fire by which the fences, crops or Friday evening July 22.cn the lawn
other property of another are dam adjoining tlie Christian church given A m e ric a n and E u ro p e a n P la n
aged or destroyed, be shall be fined by tlie Y. P. S. C. E. Music by tlie
Special rates to families.
#*20 to * 1 , 000 , or imprisoned th ree 1 band. Everybody welcome.
One block from S.P. Dejwit
months to a year. If any person j
Timber Land Wanted
K K A S O N \ It I. Ii It \ T U S
starts a fire on tlie land of another
Will pay cash for timber land.
whereby tlie same shall spread and | Call or address Dr. L. W. Brown,
do damage to buildings or other Eiigx.no. Ore.
property, including wood or timber (
Get Salem beer in fiotti«** at Hotel
land, not his own, he shnli be fined
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*10 to *UM) and cost*. I f any per- , Orahaui bar.
son white hunting or fishing shall
kindle a fire on tlie lands of another ¡
without the consent of the owner
he shall lie fined *10 to *10(4; or if!
such fire lie kindled maliciously the
fine shall be *20 to *250 or itnpris- |
onment three months to one year.
I f any person set fire to any wooded j
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country or forest of the United
States or the state of Oregon, he,
shall be fined *100 or not exceeding
* 1,000 or be imprisioned not exceed
ing one year, or both. Iu any pros
ecution for the above, one-half the
fines go to the informant, and the
balance to the school fund.
M -.F A R L A N D B U ILD IN G
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C O T TA G E GROVE
Imperial Hotel
1IATTTWP The Goo<1 Kiud
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Solid Comfort
at Right Prices
PA1HTS
The Kind
Y ou
W ant
A Ticket With Every $1 Cash Purchase
W YN NE HARDW ARE CO.
Japan
HAMMOCKS
That
WearWell
and L o o k W e l l
WALL PAPEB
M A R IO N V E A T C H
H O U S E FU R N IS H E R
CUTTACK GKUVK
UKKUOM
Herbert Kakln
Pr e s i de nt
T. C. Wheel* r
C a * li i «* r
^/ffodetn fóhatmaci/
$65 BUGGY TO BE GIVEN A 1A I
From
CAPITAL
$ 25.000
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1900
COT TA GE GROVE
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bo soi l for other stock.
The Booth Kelly Lumber Co.,
fcftginaw Ore.