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Elastic M.oney
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1 Building H ardware, Charter Oak Stove ■J <v
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and Ranges, Garden Tools, Fishing i
Tackle, N e w and Second Hand I
B icycles and Sundries.
. Agents for McCormick Harvesting Machinery
House Plumbing and Tin Work.
PERSONAL
ITEMS OF
Hot weather makes the railroad irons strotch and the telegraph,
wires crow longer, i f you’ve any money to spend, you’ll find
when you get to Newlands that it has stretched fu lly ten per cent, so
that a dollar w ill buy more than a dollars worth.
Oivo us :t rail anti we will treat you right. „
Son)e Vefij E tefestir^ prices
INTEREST.
Miss Agnes Wooley left, bVurday
morning, for Grants Pass to visit a
Clms Cochran Is In Eugene this week couple r,f weeks with her Uncle, A W
.1 H Holm e» wng up from Albany, W allat» i,ud family.
V,’ F ICayser, one of our rustling
M,.n*l»y Inst.
Geo BruintlelJ uuiiie u business trip real estate dealers, went to Eugtun
one day the hist of the w eek on bust
north Thursday.
ness, returning Wednesday.
0 L Bowder, was i|p from Eugene,-
Sir John Mores and bride returned
Monday, on business.
\\ ednesihiy from their wedding tour
Jou y Dnmmon, ot Eugene, is in
to Newport where they enjoyed their
the (¡rove this week.
honeymoon (hr the past few weeks
Nathan Barrett was up from Eu­
Miss Joule Bonham, of Junction, ar­
gene on business, Momluy.
rived on the afternoon local, Wednes­
(jeo Robinson was a passenger to day, to spend a few weeks visiting
Eii'. ena on Thursday’s local.
with her many f lends in the Grove,
Mr and Mrs Henderer, of Leonu,
Cottage Grove has been unusually
were in the (iio v e Tuesday.
lull of visitors tills week.
One be-
Wm Kirttoy was down from Black- gius to think our little town is
butte the flrst o f the week.
destined to become a summer resort
1 l' lurnan, the Lorune, merchant,
C II Wallace left, .Monday, for the
was In the (¡r o v e one dny this week. LeR oy mine where ho goes under
Mr Frank Jordan is spending the contract to set the boiler and do other
week ut Boswell Springs rusticating. brickwork for there new machinery
Mrs Frantio Lockwood, who has
John Halt, o f Roseburg, was looking
over the Q love a day or so this week. boon visiting here witli her brother
E M Roufro was down from Rose­ J 8 Medley and wife, went to Eugene,
burg on business the Urst of the week. Monday, to visit with relatives a few
days.
W li Dennis and wife wore down
Mrs Orin Robinson returned from
from Elackbutto, the llrst of the week.
Roseburg, Wednesday, whore she bus
Mr and Mrs A O Young were in Eu­
been proving upon her timber claim
gene theyflrst o f the week on business. Mr Palmer and M r Patten were her
Sweeney & A lvld o’s White Minlstrel witnesses.
tonight. D on’t fail to see and hear
Miss Fay Atkins, chief of the
them.
“ Hello” office returned, Monday, from
Abo Bangs, of Eugene, was in the a two week’s outing at the Belknap
Grove on business Tuesday, of this Soda Springs and is again articulating
week.
“ number please" at the old stand,
Quite a number from here will at­
Mrs Sarah Knox an old time resi­
tend the Buffalo B ill show In Eugene, dent of this place, who has been
tonight.
visiting friends here and at Junction
M r Mao Johnson and Miss A Mar­
tin, of Creswell,.wero in the Grove
Sunday,
Miss Gertrude Burdick, of this city,
was visiting in Eugeue the flrst of this
City, left on Thursday m orning’s over­
land for her home in Josephine Co.
W e have made special prices on Shirtwaists
in white and colars, summer dress goods* all
rement dry goods and we are putting out about
two hundred pairs of shoes of all sizes and
kinds at greatly reduced prices, These are
good servicable shoes. They are a little off as
to style and we have to make room for new
goods. A pair of this lot w ill be sold for 50c a
pair. You’ll find a price shrinkage in every
other part of the store, too.
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R M NSMLHND, COTTAGE GROVE.
SUITS T H A T DO S U IT
Capps suits always have a form fitting shapeliness that is sirapty superb.
Linings are most appropriate and the Tailoring is faultless.
customers.
Prices
Facings, Trimmings ami
$10 to $18— to win
and retain
W e are also agents for the Henry H ilp tailoring house of San Francisco,
D R Y GOODS. GROCERIES, BOOTS and SHOES
Our Prices are a w a y Down on these Lines.
W o pay the highest m arket price for all kinds of Farm Produce.
Leston L Lewis who has been em­ will speak for itself.
ployed as head book-keeper at the
Booth-Kelly Co’s mills at Saginaw,
ur^ok.
hns been transferred,to the Coburg
M is Ed Underwood returned Mon­ office. H e left'Sunday for his new
day from Boswell Springs from an position.
outing.
M M Meyers, of Saginaw, was in
Rev F E B illiu gton preached nt the town, Wednesday, and made the
Christian Church Sunday morning L eader a pleasant call. M r Meyers
"will leave shortly for Albany and other
and evening.
( ’ It Mead, one of W alterville’s most points down the vulley upoD an exj
prominent citizens, paid Cottage Grove teuded trip.
Mr Dennis Slagle had a. couple of
a short visit, Tuesday.
R M Cramer, one of Corvallis’ busi­ horses to “ come up’* missing the fltst
ness men was looking over the Grove of this week. As the horses were
raised on the ranch where they were
Sunday and Monday.
being kept It looks a little suspicious
T M Rutherford, o f Marion Station
that they have been stolen.
near Salem, was visiting in our city,
Mr and Mrs Geo Webb, arrived up
the Urst o f the week.
from Portland Sunday on a short
Misses Edna Wallace, Anna Tan-
visit among friends and a tour of
Riper and Ethel Wootey visited at
pleasure seeking. Thev cotildn t have
Wnlkers, Saturday evening,
found a better plnee to go to. No
Mr Joe M iller and wife returned doubt Portland will seem dull and
Saturday from Coast Fork where they dead when they get back.
have been for some time.
Dr Geo W all left Tor n week’s com­
Monday’s nnd W ednesday’s stages bined business and pleasure trip to
for Bohemia were Crowded with pas­ Bohemia, Wednesday. He+xpects to
sengers as usual this week.
joiu his wife and daughter there who
Miss Agnes lihudolph returned have been rusticating for somo weeks
Wednesday, from New Port where she at the mines owned »b y Mrs W a ll’s
sons, Ralph and Frank Whipple.
has been spending a few weeks.
Sweeney & Alvido’s big white
Miss L ottie W ooley leaves today
for ail extended visit with M r and miristrels play in the Opeaa Houso
this evening. They are said to be
Mis W ilson Glass ut Brownsville.
Anchor Alstead, o f Harrisburg, is fine aggregation o f fun-makers and
visiting this week wiih his uncle, H C minstrels but as they put up at our
Madsen, one (J our popular jewelers. hotels, rent their hall and otherwise
patronize homo Institutions instead
R W Nowlnnd was in Eugene the
of showing in a tent nnd doing their
flrst of the week invoicing the stock of
own cooking they probably will not
goods lately purchased of Mrs Rankin.
have much of a house
Mrs J C Johnson loft for the mines,
Mr and Mrs L F Wooley. left W ed­
Monday, where she w ill join her
nesday night for Oak H ill cemetery
husband and enjoy u few weeks out­
ten miles west of Eugene, to attem
ing.
the funeral services of M r Wooley s
Miss Hattie P efley who has been Grandmother, who died at Monroe,
visiting with her uncle, M r Jim Mc­ Oregon, August 27, at the home of her
Farland left for her home in Idaho, «on Mr J S Wooley, of Benton county.
*>ou,
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Her death though
was not
not en-
en-
Thursday.
- tirely unexpected 9s she had reached
Misses L e ia Hanford aDd Clara Tan several years beyond the commonly
Riper and Roy G riggs attended the n rtp.l three ecores and teo marks.
ma” was • moo g Lane Cou n ty s
ice cream social at Walkers, Saturday “ Grand
u ra n iim «__ three sons.
evening.
L E W IS
Come in and examine our stock.
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Garman à
Hemenway
Mid Sunders Cleaiapœ
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C07AMENCING JU LY 5.
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To make room for our large stock of fall
goods now ordered, w ill give a discount of
10 to 15 per cent on all odds and ends.
This w ill be a money saving proposition to yon.
Come and see us.
GARM AN & H EM ENW AY,
merchandising -'
SHOES
EHSY TO BUY
Two good Points about these Shoes are—they are easy to
buy and they are easy to wear. W e believe w e haye a stock
o f M ens, Ladies’ and Children’s Shoes that w ill afford a sat­
isfactory shoe for every caller.
W e are reliably inform ed the Nug­
get has again changed hands this
week, M r C J H oward retirin g from
to mourn her demise.
the business.
Mrs.T M Sherwood and daughter,
Dora and Miss Ona M arkley returned
Wednesday noon from Boswell springs
from an outing.
Pacific Timber Co s Store.
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Mrs Birkshire, o f Goshen, who ha» «vemocciê * "* * ? * ,
l*e n visiting for a week or so with her
mother, M rs CondoD, returned to her
home Thursday.
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