PERSO NAL
3ST3STE
lurry a Full Lino of
C O .
ing Hardware, Charter Oak Stoves
and Ranges, Garden Tools, Fishing
Tackle, N ew and Second Hand
Bicycles and Sundries.
^ ^ J _ A £ i ‘iits for McCormick Harvesting Machinery
Duse Plumbing ami Tin Work.
Too P.ish to Marry,
in’» Opera House was com-
r filled last Saturday evening
iM jh Owens To wue's great
«Toft Rich to Marry.” The
y presenting this roaring
is by far the best that has
peared in Cottage Grove,
¡rson with tho company is a
d tho comedy presented is a
The house was kept in
it uproar.
______ actors Excursion.
ldth annual excursion con-
l by the Railway Conductors
S P Lines in Oregon will be
>n Snraay June 11th. Trains
i run from Roseburg, Cottage
Portland and West Side
to Salem Fr.ir Grounds and
for one day. Tickets §1
>n 50cts
i excursion promises to eclipse
ers ever given. Among the
ions will be three Automobile
Motor bicycle races and
e Groves’s aggregation of
ssers will cros3 bats with a
ad club. This will cause a
ininber of people to go from
ction of the country.
Give us a call and we will treat you right.
Surprise Party.
A number of Miss Lucia Now-
land’ s friends tendered her a very
pleasant surprise party at her home
Monday evening. A very pleasant
evening is reported by those who
who attended. Various parlor games
and amusements were iudulged in
and refreshments served.
Store Moved.
Messrs Long and Bingham have
this week successfully moved their
large store building from its old
placé to another lot across the street
The store now facer the west and is
in a much better location than for
merly. The building had to be
moved to make room for the grad
ing of the new railroad. Mr L ong
and Bingram are among the most
enterprising of our business men.
Red ITS n Smoker.
Vho Red Men gave a smoker Mon
day evening which was largely at
tended by members of that order
aud a number of invited guests. An
old fashioned clay pipe was provided
for each person in attendance and a
large can of tobacco. A fine was
imposed upon any person caught
smoking a cigar or cigarette, an
"The C M A Band.
interesting program %vna rendered
musical organization which
and refreshments served. All pres
ling sneh favor among the
ent enjoyed a very pleasant time.
loving people of Gottage
was organized iti January of
Memorial Services.
ar. It is composed chiefly of
Rev L D Beck, preached tho me
tubers of tho Coming Men of morial sermon at the C P Church
1 » lodge, which is a fraternal Sunday.
The house was filled to
lation for young men under to overflowing and tho G A R and
a of 21 years. The boys on- W R C were present in a body.
red many difficulties in effect- Tho choir opened tho services by
e organization, but Mr B M singing the national anthem “ My
camel to their aesene and Country ’ tia of Thee” and inter*
vioe free of charge until a spereed the services with some ex
lantdirector could bo secured, cellent music. Rev Beck was at his
tins drilled tho baud in the best and held the closest attention
mts of music for about five throughout his ellcgant discourse.
when the services of Mr Indeed in many respects it was con
3 Cochran the present direc- sidered oue of the ablest discourses
> secured. Mr Cochran who ever delivered from a Cottage Grove
>I the best coruotists and band pulpit.
rs on the const and who
Cottage Grove Ball Team Ccleats Eugene.
recommendation which bo
Suuday the Cottage Grove base
or him a great deal more than
ball team accompained by a few
ms for himself, after about
lovers of the sport took the 12:55
iks training of the hand eon-
train for Eugene where they were
for them to appear in their
to cross bats with Hampton Bros’
concert At this time they
team of that place. Arriving in
ed themselves very creditably
Eugene they were driven to Bang’ s
n great favor among those
Park where the game took place.
tended. | Siuce that time they
Some
450 or 500 people wit
peared in public several times
nessed the game. The 4th Regiment
ve been continual}- practicing
band was on the ground auk furnish
ligher grade of music is be
ed excédent music.
idled. On Saturday evening
The game was called at 4 o’ oclock
l they twill appear at the
by umpire Earle, manager of tho U
House in their -< con i concert,
of O team, with the visitors at tho
:b time one of the best rnu-
bit. Tho game was marked by ii
Togiams ever rendered in
number of costly errors by bo'.li
3 Grove will be heard,
sides. Tho Cottage Grove team 'vas
here is the place for the citi-
in the lead almost from the begin-
vote whether or not they
ing of the game, until the close. Tue
good band in Cottage Grove,
Hampton Bros team whom it is raid
tppreciate a good baud in the
had been doing some hard practice
ime out to the concert and
work, and were confident o f victory
ike it. Let every seat in the
worked hard all through t’.ie game
House be flllod at this con-
but all to d o avail, howeve r a bunch
d thus show to the boys that
of hits by them, and a few costly
appreciated.
errors by Cottage Grove in the 7th
^ H t will be under the
inning came very near winning the
9upenrision of Mr Cochran
game for Eugene. T t e Grove boys
is agithrautee of a high class
have had no practice whatever and
le.
had never played together, which
following program will be
fact
makes things look pretty had
3d;
...............................................•■Jaunta" for Eugene’ s team.
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The following ri the lineup and
' Twilight"—W II Kirfer.
score :
J BAND.
......... The Sentinel Asleep” Hampton Bros
Cot tage Grove.
C W W ALLACE.
c
McFarland.
ilo.......................................... ......Selected Gaby
MIHH DA l>Y DILLAKD.
Hayes
p
Henry.
‘•The Scoot“
Whitaker
s s
McQueen.
W v
:
;
Knox
1st b
Hess.
fc'altz
.................... .......“ El Reno”
2nd b
Robinson
do . ------- L..................................Selected Starr
MISSDlASY GILBERT.
Brandstethar 3rd b
Harm*
:
Taylor
1 f
Wall ace
CHAS COCHRAN.
• l Takon and reproduced Williama
c f
Kaox
K R I C H A R i HON .
r f
Monroe
.............................................. ' • Habshurg* ’ Smith
■ band
Umpire— Earle, U O.
its may be secured at the
Score? — Westbrook.
1^ BMW Store.
Cottage Grove— 1 2 1 5 0 0 1 00-10
)V HEAL T H E LEADER I Hampt on Bros,- 2 0 2 0 1 G 4 0 0 - 9
TEMS
OF
INTEREST.
Are we going to celebrate?
flfcost of vou 1Rno\v us.
Mrs John Hollaud spent Suuday
iu Eugene.
Win Edwards left
morning for Bohemia.
Wednesday
Hou R M Veatch was in Eugeue,
a day or so this week.
Mrs Lower of Creswell was iQ
Cottags Grove, Tueseay.
We want more of vour trade, aud wo ask for it because we deserve it. We have never solicited
your business because we were “ good fellpws” or because your grandfather traded here. We come
to you with a proposition, devoid of sentiment, and ask your business because we can save you money
If we can’ t demonstrate this to you, we won’t ask for your business. We endeavor at all times to
furnish you tho best goods possible at the price. Ahd if they’re not as represented, or don’t give
satisfaction, your money’s ready for you. Suppose you try us? Here are this week’ s offerings :
F S Day was up from Eugene,
Wednesday on business.
Wilson Glass went to Brownsville
on business, Wednesday.
Roadmaster Johnson of the S P
Co was iu town Wednesday.
E C Lillie and Walter Robinson
left for the mines, Wednesday.
Sheriff W W Withers was up from
the County seat lust Saturday.
Prof Briggs made a business trip
to Oregon City, the past week.
W B Dennis of the Blackbutte
quicksilver mines wrs in town, Sun
day.
Miss Fannie Miller aud Nora
Wright of Walkers were in the Grove,
Tuesday.
Mrs C M Henderer and son were
in town from Hudson one day the
past week.
Conductor Samuel Veatch of the
S P Co was in town a couple of
hours Tuesday.
J M Howe the tailor from Eu
gene, was doing business in the
Grove this week.
Mrs W P Lochwood of Vancouver
B C is in the Grove on an extended
visit to relatives.
Horace Harms has returned home
from Eugene, where he has been at
tending the U of O.
I P Inman, the Lorane Merchant,
was trausrctiug business in the
Grove, Wednesday.
Miss Lucia Newlnml returned
Tuesday to Linn County where she
is teaehiug school.
Miss Corn Arne returned the past
week from Fossil Oregon, where she
has been for sometime.
Special in Silks .
Skirts.
We have an even half doz, 4
yard patterns in “ Crystal Cord”
newest styles for summer wear.
They are very fashionable for [
morning, street and afternoon
toilettes. They’ re strong, firm
in weave and cling like crepe.
Stripes and fancy colorings.
We have had a big sale on
these goods at the low price of
There isn’ t any doubt about the
50c a yar d. We are pricing
beauty or fasion you will find in
them now at
these goods. They will be popular
this season, and wo are making a
nice showing.
39 cents a yard.
S U IT S T H A T
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In colors 50c 75c $1:00 to
$1:25. White 75o $1:25 $1:35
$1:50 to $2:50.
Our value in these goods are
very strong.
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Capps suits always have a form fitting shapeliness that is simply superb. FacingB, Trimmings and
Linings are most appropriate and the Tailoring is faultless.
Brices $10 to $18—to win and retain
customers. We are also agents for the Henry Hilp tailoring house of San Francisco.
D RY 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.
J E Ostrander, James Fox and will speak for itself.
Newt Jones accompanied the ball
team to Eugene, Sunday.
Mr Douglas R Ladd, the Bobomia
mining man, came up from Portland
the past week, on business.
Shirt Waists
At N E W LA N D ’S
At N E W L A N D S
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We are making a nice show
ing in ready to wear skirts.
Linens 75c 90c $1:75. Duck, in
blue and black $1:35. Walk
ing skirts $3:15. Serge $1:00
to $5:75. We can please you in
these goods.
L E W IS
Como in and examine our stock.
It
& VEATCH.
E A Buchanan of Corvallis was
in the Grove Monday on a snort visit
to his sister Mrs II II Veatch.
Miss Ethel Woolcy went to Bose-
burg Saturday for a visit, with her
cousin Mrs Minnie Peebler and
friends.
Rev Billington, 9 graduate of Eu
gene’ s Divinity School was in the
city Sunday and preached at the
Christian Churcn, Sundny evening.
Mrs’ Clifton Cleaver, of Pendleton,
ii visiting wir'n her relatives here this
week. She is a sister of Mrs D
Bristow, Mr W L Wallace and J S
Medley.
Immense Variety
Of Spring Goods
Very Latest Effects in GIBSONS WAISTS, $1.35 to $2.50— these are special;prices, the
city merchants get more money for the same goods.
If you fail to hear the C 51 A
band concert Saturday evening you
will miss a rare musical treat.
Reserved Beat tickets 50 cents at the
New Era Drug Store.
LAR G E L IN E OF R E A D Y M ADE SKIRTS
?irs H II Veatch went to Albany
Wednesday, where she will visit a
fviend for a few days. She will also
visit her parents Mr and Mrs Buch
an :n at Corvallis before returning.
The Latest Designs in Ladies’ and Misses’ Hosiery— all colors— 20c to 40c a pair.
Foot Amputated.
On Wednesday afternoon Dr An
derson of this city assisted by Dr
Scarbrough of Creswell, amputated
Marvin Johns’ foot at Saginaw.
The unfortunate man is about 20
years of age, and some few mouths
ago had a blood vessel burst in his
oot. From the effects of this blood
poisoning set in necessitating am
putation.
It was taken off about three inches
above the uukle joint. Dr Anderson
has the foot and it will be put on
exhibition in a jar of alchohol and
kept in his office.
Douglas Criminals.
Jas V Ware, alias Smith, ten years,
for attempted rape.
Harry Granelli, three years, for
attempted train wrecking.
Dan Saunders, three years, for
burglary.
Tbos Linn, alias Long, two years
for receiving stolen goods.
Robt Rooney, oue year same crime
Linn.
This is a complete list of circuit
oourl’a contribution for this term to
the list of inmates in the Oregon
state per.itenitary. The live culprits
in custody of Sberriff Parrott and
Deputy C L Hadley were taken on
board last Friday’s train for Salem,
where they will pay the penalty of
their orimes.
In different colors, Crash and Worsted, $1.50 to $5.50.
Largest Line of Men’s Furnishing Goods this side
Eugene. Come and See Us.
GARM AN & H E M E N W A Y ,
of
m e r c h a n d is in g
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A GOOD M O D E L
If you are not wearing our Shoes now and
have been in the habit of paying higher prices
thinking you have been getting something bet
ter, you will not make that mistake again, if
you give Our Shoes a Trial.
These Shoes are models made by people who set the Fashion.
Pacific Timber Co’s Store.
UNDER
ODD
FELLOW ’S
Citizen's Keeling.
There will be a citizens meeting
Tuesday evening at Martin’ s Hall,
for the purpose of considering the
proposition of celebrating the 4th
Julr. Order of
R B J ob , Mayor.
HALL
COTTAGE
Oak Hill correspondence in Ite-
gister— Rev Wooley and wife, of
Eugene, were in our midst last week,
They were decorating snd otherwise
improving the grave of their dangh-
ter, Mrs Thomas, as next Friday is
decoration day.
GROVE,
OREGON.
Cottage Grove people who go to
Salem on the excursion will have a
chance to see their boms bass bait
team eross bats with s good team,
the ‘'F id ile t W of East Portland.
Seats on sale for the Band C od *
« r t at ths New Era Drug Stow.