PU RELY PERSON AL.
1’ raak King was in town this week.
| Geo Rouse is down from Bohemia
tula week.
Isaac Thomas
Wednesday.
went to Eugene
Mrs 1 C Wheeler was up from
ftu e R } a Graham, Whole
p “ ^ » n d Steam Bread. Pies, oagiu.iw one day this week.
Lakes, Cookies etc. fresh daily.
Arthur Stubling nnd “ Buck” Star
were up from Eugene, this week.
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Another Special Sale
At NEWLAND’S
«
Saturday, Monday and Tuesday, Dee. 7th, 9th and lOth.
Wedding, Party anil Birthday Cakes a Specialty. 22'lf; : , c*k-
B biaii I’ uisoninu — Frank Blair the
commercial traveler, is another vie
Cottage Grove 0 Drain 0
Gasper Lea is one of our latest
additions to our subsription list.
tiro of briar poisoning. W hile out
bunting the other day he pricked
Mrs Ida King returned home Mon
T h e M ost E x citin g f o o t Ball
bis right thumb with a briar and G am e o i the Season Saturday. day from a few days visit in Eugene.
Jerome Knox was down to Eugene,
tbt whole hand is now badly swollen
on business a few days this week.
from the effects and be is uuable to
The most, exciting mns of tho
S E Veatch dropped in Wednes
M* it
A t-.
game were those of the spectators
day aud gave us his suubscription
E xtertainkd — Mr and Mrs
J 8 hack to town and of the Drain team for for a year.
Benson entertained a number of tne to catch the 3 o’ clock trnio.
Coach Fred Herbold, of the Uni
young people o f the town at their
THE GAME.
versity of Montana foot ball team is
home ou Thanksgiving evening.
visiting friends in Eugene.
The evening passed quickly away in
Mrs Nunn of Goshen was visiting
oirthfulncss and pleasure. Various
her son, Bert, in this city the past
week, returning home Tuesday.
parlor amusements were indulged
in until a late hour when the guests
Mr and Mrs Dell Morgan have
returned home from Portland. Their
after expressing their appreciation
many friends are glad to see them.
of a most pleasant evening to their
Mr Duncan who has been suff
ering some time with catarrh of the
stomach is still confined to bis room.
boet and hostess departed for their
various homes.
T hamhoivinu B ali .. — On Thanks
giving evening those who enjoy the
tersicl.orcnn whirls o f the waltz and
two step were afforded an op p or
tunity to
spend a delightful
erening. Martin's Hall was
the
scene of gavety and delight. About
twenty five couples were present and
tripped tho light fantastic to the
aweetstrains of McQueen’ s orchestra
811 report haying spent a most
pleasant evening.
A n A ttkactiv *
S how
W
indow .—
The New Era D rug Store has a very
attractive ahow window this week
It ia au ideal woodscene. The
wirotow is lined with cedar, with
the bottom covered with beautiful
moss, in the center o f which ia a
fountain.
Beside the
fountain
stands the old mill, with numerous
little browniea about it. A wind
mill ia kept turning by a minatnre
water wheel. The moon in the
eastern sky is also beautifully re
presented and to make the picture
complete, Doc, their pet ow l is
perched off in a lonly corner, where
be can mnke “ goo— goo eyes” at the
admirers of the beautiful scene.
T he R evival . — The revival meet
ing* which have been protracted at
the C P church for the past six
weeks came to » close Inst Sunday
erening. Rev Baker the evangelist
has delivered two sermons each day
during the entire time, and at the
close his voice waa as clear and he
showed no more eign o f fatigue than
it the beginning. He is a devoted
Christian man and a power in the
pulpit He makes no display of
orstory ¡u aDy W8y but attacks sin
wherever it may be found in bis
hold way and always holds his
(rounds. A s a result o f the meet
ings there were fifteen accessions to
the C P church last Sunday while
several will
unite with
other
denominations. Rev
Baker left
Monday for Albany where lie will
commence a series of meetings.
S aw M ill A ccident . — Last Friday
morning there was a serious accident
•t the Cutlock mill below Comstock.
Mr Harry Cutlock, the sawyer waa
•hs unfortunate man. While at liia
*ork in the mill a large board
»hieh was thrown from the saw
•buck him in the breast and knock
ed him off the carriage. He struck
08 his head nnd was rendered uu-
‘ onscious. His brother who was
tanning the engine hastened to bis
•"••stance and found him 20 feet
•*ny from where he was standing
•hen ths board struck him. He
* " taken to Mra G rig g ’a H otel at
totnntock and D r W all o f this place
*•• telegraphed for and was soon at
injured man’ a bedside. He
••nnd that be had sustained serious
“ ivies about tho chest and also
injuries.
There
were
* T*r*l large outs on the beed
•••••stating the nee o f several
•fitch»«. A letter received from the
of the unfortunate man by
r Wall states that be is getting
• W *• nicely ae could be pxpect-
J H Newlaud and family from near
Lebanon were in town this week on
a visit to his mother, Mrs H M New
land.
Col W H Blair and daughters
Ruth and Sadie visited at Eugene,
Thursday and Friday, with his son
H ypnotic S leep .— Tuesday at 11 Frank.
a m Dr Payne hypnotized Will
Mrs McEuwen of Junction City
Stiles and placed him od exhibition was iu town this week on a visit to
in the New Era Drug Store show her brother Tom Blew*, returning
window, where he attracted much home Monday.
attention until 9:30 iu the eveniug.
Dr Payne gave a number of
entertainments at the Opera House
the first of the week. A number of
young men were hypnotized each
eveniug and made to perform ull
sorts of amusing capers.
H ello
to
B ohemia . — By Monday
morning it is expected that the
telephone line to Bohemia will be
completed nnd Cottage Drove will
then be able to "Hello” to Bohemia.
The two crews working from each
end are now only a few miles apart
aud the work is progressing very
rapidly. The line will be connected
in Cottage Grove with the long
distance lice thus connectiug the
Bohemia mining district with the
outside world.
The U of O students who have
been spending the Thanksgiving
vacation at home have all returned
to resume their work.
E P Long and wife arrived up
from Portland, on Sunday’ s morning
overland for a few weeks visit with
retatives and friends in Cottage
Grove.
O L Brown, the Baker has an ad
in this issue. Mr Brown is a first
class baker and wants your trade
aud he knows how to get it— by
ad vertising.
Mr Cherry one of Eugene’s
prominent citizens passed through
the Grove, Wednesday on his way
to southern California where be
goes for the benefit of his health.
W e will offer our Fine Line of Umbrellas
at Reduced prices for 3 days only.
YOU
E C Lockwood and Sam Beunett
came in from Bohemia, Thursday.
CAN
SAVE
MONEY
C o tto n and. t^7"ool B la n k e t s .
D uring this Sale we are offering all our Blankets at cut rate Prices—
which means a big Saving to y o u — all $1.25. Comforts will be priced
at $ 1 . 0 0 during this sale.
DURING
OUR
BIG
SALE
Hsrice A s s o r t m e n t o f B e d -S p r a a d 3 I3ed.ia.ced. in dP rice.___
O d d s an d E n d s — There will be quite a variety o f goods in this Urm that
will be closed out entirely.
Yon should take advantage o f those prices.
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A thing of beauty and the delight
of every lady who has seen them.
Now enjoying the most success
ful run of any ladies shoe in the
market. No matter what you may
pay for a shoe, you could not get
better stock and material, or finer
workmanship than is put into these
beautiful shoes. Price the world
GARMAN
over $3.50. Ask for the “American
&
HEMENWAY. Lady. 99
SU ITS T H A T DO SU IT
Capps suits always have a form fitting shapeliness that is simply superb. Facings, Trimmings and
Linings are most appropriate and the Tailoring is faultless.
Prices $10 to $18— to win and retain
customers. We are also agents for the Henry Hilp tailoring house of San Francisco.
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS and SHOES
Our Prices are a w a y Down on these Lines.
We pay the highest market price for all kinds of Farm Produce. Come in and examine out stock. It
Editor 0 L Williams of the Drain
Nonpariel and Miss Dollie Hefty will speak for itself.
who bolds down a case in that office
were in Cottage Grove last Saturday
The Leader acknowledges a pleasant
C hristain
C hurch
R evival —A call.
series of revival meetings were com
Prof Love of the Drain Normal
ineuced at the Chiistain church was iu town last Saturday. Prof
last Sunday by Rev Morton L Rose Lave formally held the paincipal-
LO CAL B R E V IT IE S .
of Eugene. Rev Rose is a fluent ship of the Cottage Grove schools
and forcible speaker and is draw and has many friends here who were
‘Sorosis” Shoes at Eakin A. Bri»-
glad to see him.
ing good audiences. Considerable
tow’s.
Our aim ia to please our customer». Call and be
Mr Robt Cooley of Brownsville
Up to date work at reasonable prices
iuterest is mauifested as was to be
was up to the Grove this week on a
convinced of this fa c t W e handle a complete line o f high
expected, the meeting being a con visit to bis father and many friends. at Bentloy’s shoe shop.
Now ts the time to plok out your
grade Groceries, Fresh Fruits and Vegetables and gurantee
tinuation of the revival just held at Mr Cooley is looking fine and his Christmas present« at H C Miidsen’a
everything purchased of us to be first class.
tlie C P church by Evengelist Baker. friends are glad to shake hands with
Be sure and call at Taylor’a Photo
The meetings are expected to con him again. He is employed as book Studio and see their new work.
keeper at the woolen mills.
Those fine watches, rings and
tinue several weeks.
up
charms at H C Madsen’« will make
Alferd Johnson arrived down from beautiful Xmas presents.
N ew P ress and T ype —The Moore the mines this week. He reports
Good work and prompt attention at
Job Printing office of Eugeue has considerable activity in the camp Taylor’s Art Gallery. Boyd’s old
been purchased by Mr W inters Wal for this season of the year. There stand, Cottage Grove, Ore.
Take your wife to the Imperial
lace of this office and will be shipped is yet no snow to speak of he says
and thinks that work will be con and treat her to a Sunday dinner
here the first of the week. This will tinued ull through the yvinter.
a . C* V o t i n g , J k f q n q g C F .
served from 12m to 1.30 p m.
give the Leader office as fine n job
I f you want the best laundry work
President Orcuit of the Oregon
printing outfit as there is in any of State Normal School at Drain was patronize the M aguola Steam Laundry
o
f
Albany. Rains & Allison, ugents
the country towns in Oregon. There in Cottage Grove, Saturday. The
Cottage Grove.
president
is
a
pleasing
gentleman
is a good Oorden press and some
The L kadf . h I s turning out some f lu e
29 or 25 late fonts of job type
in and a man of ability. He is, we job work these days. If you want
Having Purchased the Hardware Stock o f
believe, doiDg a great deal for the good work at living prices tills Is the
the outfit so when yon want, first
institution he represents and the place to get it
W H EELER & 8 C O T T
class printing, the kind that pays, results of his labors will no doubt be
You can have your Christmas
resents held for you at II C Madsen’s
you know where to get it.
That s seen in the future of that school
ewelery store by by making a small
W ould Call Your Attention to the F a c t We Shall
the only kind we do.
Editor W Wallace of the Cottage deposit on it now.
Carry a Full and Complete Stock of
We Have a few cash customers for
Report of Latham School for Grove Leader was in town yesterday. farm land in the vicinity of Cottage
month ending Nov 29. No pupils Mr Wallace has just disposed of his Grove.
P h il l ip s « W heklrr .
enrolled 32. No dropped daring interests, 37500 shares in the Ool-
Editor Lynch of “ Daily Post”
couda
Mining
Co,
of
Bohemia
to
month 6. Average daily attend
Phillipsburg, N.T has tested the merits
ance 26. Cases of -tardiness 3. J C L Wooley, who is a member of of Foley’s Honey and tar with this
result; “ I have used a great many
Roll of boner:—Jimmy Martin the company and will pot a force of patent remedies in my family for
men
to
work
right
away
driving
a
coughs
and colds, and I can honestly
Grace Trunnel,
Willie
Handy,
_
Fish B ros W agon« > Farm Implements of all Kind«
■ay your Honey rnp Tar Is the best
300
foot
tunnel.
J
8
Wooley
is
out
Stanley Trnnnel, Kay Trunnel, John
thing of the kind I have never used
from
the
mines
and
has
been
doing
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C A L L AND SEE US
and I cannot say too much In praise OUR PRIC ES A R E R IG H T
Martin, Inez White, Grace Whitlock,
of IL” New Era Drug Co.
Groce Truanel, Eva Young, Carrie, some good development work on the
Beat F ree.
Waldo, Albert, Jennie and Nora Hull. mine. Rich specimen» have been
T o the P ublic . — Having juat com
TRY GRAIN0! TRY GRAIN-0
taken out and they are in the hands
So sure are we that the locating o f a pleted a coarse of instructions in the
C asper L ea , Teacher.
Ask your G rocer to-day to ahow few of our Electrict Belts will develop
of Assayer Leigh. There are six
Prof Rogers system o f tinting, wa
Into numerouH «alee of our oelts and
The Cash Grocery Co has s fine lot claims on the Helena lead, which you a package of G R A IN -O the new appliances, that we are willing to B«od are prepared to do the most beauti
food drink that takes the place of free to any sufferer from the following ful work known to our profession.
o f keeping apples.
makes them valuable property.—
coffee. The children mny drink it diseases: Cold extremettee, Cystneele, This work ia excellent. Call and
Iron Beds. $2.76; « foot eitention
Female weakness. Kidney complaint,
Register.
F J T ailoh .
Table«. $4,0t; Shade«, .30; High Back
without injury as well ae the adult. Leucorrhea, Liver complaint, l’araly see our sample».
Dining Chairs, .*», also Carpets, Mat
When your piano needs Inning
All who try it, like it. G RAIN -O sis. Lost vitality Nervous debility, Self
F or Male o r T rade.
abuse, Worn-out woman. Irregular
tings, Bugs. Portlers, Trunks and
has that rich seal brown on Mocha menstruation, Impotency, Rheuma dont get some tramp tuner to “ fix
A good income bearing property
Valises sold cheap at J D
J
tism, Diminutive Shrunken and un it” for you. M O Warner, of Eugene
Furniture Store, one door west oi in a thriving mill town in Oregon for or Java, but it ie made from pure developed Sexual orgsngs nnd Catarrh and who is well known as s reliable
the postoffloe. Call and get prices.
grainy and the most delicate stomach
Address for Illustrated circular, etc. piano tuner, makes regular trip» to
Buy your fruit of the Cash Grocery sale or trade. For information address receives it without distress. J the
Sanitarium City Electrical Co,
Cottage G rove and will keep your
Battle Creek, Mich.
price o f coffee. 15c and 2Sets per
Co. We have some fine »PP1**- Lock Box 11, Cottage OroTe, Ore.
piano in order by the year i
G o o d keeping and all sound,
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