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COMMERCIAL CLUB EMPLOYS F ur n i t u r e LIVE BOOSTER W h e n Y o u T h in k O f Milk Cows And Wood For Sale Four head of first class Jersey milk cows, a two year old Jersey bull, aud work horses for sale, also ash aud oak wood- delivered in town. Rhone farmers 1794. G. O. W a i . k e r , Walker, Or. Ktf G e n u in e H ie new Glass O ven Door Range with Heat Thermometer, all M al leable. • T h e newest and Best. Largest stock of Ranges ever brought to this city. Refrigerators all sizes styles and prices. For Sale THINK OF r ~ , ~ ~ A good serviceable team, weight An interesting meeting o f the 1200, heavy harness aud light Commercial Club was held in the Studebaker wagon with cover. Club parlors Monday eveniug and Inquire at Leader office. was well attended by the memlier- ship and the subscribers to the Albany is talking of putting all And so is our Stock of Car pets, booster or promotion fund. Fred wires underground. Rugs, Mattings, Iron Bedsteads, Fur- G. Conley, o f Portland, with whom niture and Mattresses. Born. correspondence has lieen carried on regarding his accepting the posi COFFM AN— T o the wife of F. tion of booster o f the Cottage Grove C. Coffman, June 15, 1908, a Commercial Club, was present and trouncing boy— an assistant bar- his services in this capacity has ber. been secured for one year. Mr. Conley is a very euurgetic and Bargains courteous young.m ail, experienced Some Good Eugene invites the rest of the in promotion work and without COTTAGE GROVE LEADER. T u « 9 ia y s a a l F r id a y i. state to visit the I’ niversitv City on doubt .will be able to make good. Wednesday, June 23, commence Since the creation of the new T H K I.KADKK PU B U S H I NO CO (lu<\) One saw mill, two million feet ment day at the 1'. o f (). Besides county of Nesmith requires a very C o n n e r A D it B r i ' i i . i . k , • K tllto rn the graduation exercises there will vigorous campaign, this together saw timber, one logging donkey, one mile from track. Price $4,300. U nterai at the Cottage (i rove posto f le e as sec he the dedication of a new and with the promotion and advertis 3(H) acres o f land, about 25 ond-clans matter. beautiful depot park with appro ing campaign being inaugurated, acres in cultivation, good orchard, priate ceremonies. The Eugene will make Booster Conley a very large house aud barn, fine hay 8U HHCKI PTION KATKH W eekly, one >ear, ft.SO, m onths Committee o f Invitation, consisting | busy man. He lias established crop, all for $2,300. SF.MI WEEKLY. 135 acres ball; mile from town, One Year •*.<* ol Dr. 1.. I.. Whitson, Prof. I.. Rff offices in the Commercial Club 00 acres in cultivation, 19 acres Six Months 1 .uO Alderman. (.. W. Griffin, Hr. D. , rooms, where lee may be found lie- Three Months in orchard, $4.000 worth of new A. 1 nine, K. Murphy, S. tween the hoitrs of 8:.10 a. m. to 5 improvements, g o o d water system. Spencer, W. J. Hill, John II. Har- j p, m > and -where he will at all Price $12,000. T l’ ESDAV, JUNE 15, 100*». 94 acres of good liottom land, all tog, and (i. I). I,inn, visited Port- times be pleased to meet visitors, in cultivation, good house and land last I ridav and met at the either townspeople or strangers. Clothes and the Vacation. barn, 2 miles from Creswell. Price Commercial Club, where an invita Mr. Conley has been connected $55.00 per acre, good bargain. tiou was extended to all citizens to with the Portland Daily Journal A large two-story ten-room Father wants to have it spent house, one acre lot, good improve join with Eugene in celebrating | a„ d tIie Pacific Monthly for some In Nature’s loveliness, ments. Frice $3,100. Where the fish and streamlets hide Commencement Day. S p e c i a 1 time past am i comes to our city One 6 Tooui house and lot. sever tiaius will be run and reduced well Tecomrwa.ided both as a boost The fishermen to bless; al fruit trees, price $4)00. rates will be in effect. er and as an exemplary young One house and Irani and two Where, above all other things, He does not need to dress. Att’y Colvig made a suggestion man, and the Deader joins in e x lots. Price $750. Cheap. One large two story ten room in his speech last Saturday even tending him a most cordial and house on Fourth street with one Mother wants to have it spent hearty ’ welcome. We will boost to ing that ought to soak into the acre lot. Price $2,100. With change of more than air: One ten room house with large minds of all Harrisburg people gether. Wants a room to hold her trunk, The* promotion committee Mon lot, fruit trees, berries, etc. Price when he said that the only way for For this is all her care; any community to forge ahead and day- evening selected the views to $1,500. Where, above all other things, One good hoity-e aitat large lot. lee used in the new Cottage Grove Her new clothes she may wear, secure modern improvements was Price $1,250. was to go in debt for theta. publicity book. One acre tract in town. Price Sister wants to have it spent $650. He said there were something, <Juite heedless of the view: One large 7 m om house, with like 50,000 towns in the Elu Disgusted With Alberta. Ail she wants is proper nooks hallway up and down stairs, lu.t -8------------ ted States and he had; never- U aud cold water in kitchen, bath Constructed just for two; heard o f one yet which had saved “ Those who go to the Alberta room, and on p< >rch, cue and one Where, above all else, is pressed enough to build any decent im country only do so to come away half acres in alt, berries and fruit The old suit ever new. provement. Surelv no tow uough', cursing it, and blaming themselves trees and fine gandeu spot. Price] — Me Wilson. to be afraid to go in debt— in Or e- foy their foolishness,’ ’ was the re $3,100. Timber lands,’ large and small gon.— Harrisburg Bulletin. mark of Mr. Win. Kohlhagen this Iloost with the boosters. tracts. morning. The gentleman arrived One seven roou i, two story house Fine rain falling today. A girl should be given fin allow in the city from Alberta last even with cement bas ement, large new ance every week, if »lt is uot m ore iug and is a thoroughly disappoint barn, two acre*, with fine spring Anyway there are too many wild than 50 cents. lt win teach her ed and disgusted specimen of the water. Price ftV700. animals in Africa. One lot and! x. six room house how to b .ndle the great sums en- genus homo, ” says the Roseburg on Wall street. Price $650. T aft’s new horse should be sup trust*'’ to her care when she mar News. Lot 60 by 120 in fruit cheap for plied with reinforced concrete ribs, A party, o f which he was one, cash. ges. left this county for that much ad One six ro«mt house on Fourth There is only one ray o f ' Price $1,200. ahead of the consumer; - hglit “ Has anything ever been dis vertised country in British Colum street, large lot. Timber laiudb;. and farm lands, is put on the free F a lumber covered on Venus?” asked the stu bia, and tlieir astonishment can be large and small! ttc acts. cheapen the break' .st it ought to dent of astronomy. " N o ,” re better imagined than descrilied, ------ .iast foods. plied the old professor, "n ot if the when arriving in April, they found There v" - six inches of snow on the ground July c'”’ ..ill be other Fourth of pictures o f her are authentic ." W ..ebrations, but they will be and" the thermometer standing two Agency for Root Etrt it« and Insurance _,e imitations of the real thing Get your exhibits in line for the degrees below zero. More than P hon« !PI atn 76 which will be held at Cottage Cottage Grove district fair in Sep- this, standing in the fields and Grove. teml>er. ^ poking its head through the suow Fine Liftle Htn« ie For Sale A Kansas woman wants a di were the oats and wheat sown the Testimony Irom the Oregonian. vorce because her husband com year before, and frozen and entire Tw o acres, good! five-room house, pelled her to put on a pair of his “ The economic returns from dis ly ruined while in the bloom in large barn, d r ill« 1 well, most of trousers and work in the field. tricts where prohibition has been August 1908— not one field, but place in fruit an«l lierries, put un der irrigation, "fine garden soil. Few women object to wearing the in full force for a long time indi thousands o f acres. This grain, Price $900. A. Wi'oon, Saginaw, trousers. _______________ cates that prohibition does not de-1 farmers told them, had not thawed Or. Tw o miles north of Cottage crease the amount of the world’s once since it was frozen. Grove. Texas has a new law which pro capital. The taxable valuation of In conclusion, Mr. Kohlhagen vides that men who desire to get such districts invariably increases. declared the persistent advertising married in that state must give ten It is said that in every case the hi of the Alberta region was but a days’ notice of the fact. But what crement has surpassed the value of scheme to promote railroad traffic if they don't know it themselves so the property which prohibition and sell land to gullible purchasers. long before?_____________ threw out o f use..............T o this Anyone going there expecting to The next innovation will be tele fact we must add one more, that find good land and a growing cli phones on moving trains. Dr. offenses against the law are enough mate will lie disappointed. No Milleuer of Omaha having per fewer in prohibition territory to two seasons are alike, and they are felted such a system, which he cause an appreciable saving in th e 1 all cold. There are now 17IM) peo hopes soon tojnstall on the Harri public expenses and therefore dl- ple going into that country daily iniuish taxes.” and 9< hi coming out. These are man system west from Omaha. facts, lt is a Godforsaken country for the farmer or stockraiser. SIMERAL S VANDENBERG Prices Right P ic tu r e F r a m in g a S p ecia lty Screen Doors and W indow Screens L Griffin ■ Veatch Co, Everything in Hardware (juris and Ammunition In R^eal E state BURKH0LDER=W00DS CO. A V E received two factory shipments of Shoes this week: ox-blood, tan and black, for men, women and children aud are LONG on shoes. We 1 »ought ’em regular to sell regu lar, direct from the factory and took our dis count, so we own ’em cheaper than the fellow who buys Irom a jobber, and there’s nothing taken out o f the shoes for jobbers profit. There’s no sale price on these shoes, they’io not that kind, but the price is fair. W e guarantee ’em full vamp and all leather insoles, counters and all. You know 1’S. We are the people who H j Cooper Remedtes are Needed W ere we perfect, which we ere not, medicines would not often be needed. But since our systems hsve be com e weakened, impaired and broken down through indiscretions which have gone on from the early ages, through countless generations, remedies are needed to •id Nature in correcting our inherited and otherwise acquired weaknesses. T o reach the seat of stomach weakness and consequent digestive troubles, there is nothing so good as Dr. Pierce’ s < ¡olden Medical Discov ery, a glyceric compound, extracted from native medic- Inal r o o ts —sold for over forty years with great satisfaction to all users, l or W eak Stomach, Biliousness, Liver Complaint, Pain in the Stomach after eating. Heartburn, Bad Breath, Belching of food, Chronic Diarrhea and other Intestinal Derangements, the “ D iscovery” is a time-proven and most efficient remedy. Y o u can ’ t afford to accept a icctct noatruai as a •abatitute for this non-alco h olic, m edicine o r known c o x r o a iT t o N , not even though the urgent dealer may thereby make e little b i « e r profit. D r. P ierce’ * Plea»ant Pellet* regulate and invigorate »tomach, liver ana bow el*. Sugar-coated, tiay granule*. e*»y to t«he a* candy.__________________ Wanted A pony 850 to 900 pounds suita In co mpotinding prescri| tions combined with the puritr o f all our ble for children to ride or drive. Enquire o f I.ee Roy Woods. DRUGS The last spike was driven in the Klamath Falls railroad Monday in the presence o f a big crowd of Oregonians and Californians. .Has given us an enviable reputation with a long list r.if patrons. II you want satisfaction in the line of Drugs or Patent Medicines, give us a trial. Help the Leader boost for Cot tage Grove by subscribing for the paper for a year. You get a nice picture free. “S H O w * v o r.” BURKH0LDER=W00DS CO. COTTAGE M ill Feed G r a in a n d H ay CH AS. M A T T H E W S , Proprietor. TRE PAGE WOVEN W IR E FENCE. The Standard High Grade Fence o f the World. There is over 400 miles of this famous wite fence in Douglas county, Oregon. This is High Carbon Spring Wire which will k e e p its shape when properly stretched. Will carry a full stock of wire at all times. S P R A Y -W Y N N E C O M P A N Y AGENTS Cottage Grove Dray Co. 60 YEARS' E XPER IEN CE W . T. KAYSER P a te n ts PROPRIETOR All Kinds of Hauling and Heavy Dray W ork D is io n s C o p y r ig h t s A c . Anyone lending n sketch and descrtptlon may quickly ascertain onr opinion free whether an Invention is probably patentable. Communica tion« strict lycontldential. HANDBOOK on Patent* ■ent free. Oldest agency for securing patente. Patents taken through Munn i t Co. recelT« tpfcial notice, without charge. In the M ov in g P ian os a S p e c ia lty With Special Equipment Scientific American. O F F IC E at J. V. Thornton's Confectionery. A handsomely UlnUrated weekly. I.argeet cir culation o f any scientific Journal. Terms, »3 a year ; four months, $ L. Sold by all newsdealers. MUNN & Co.36,Br#,i"’’ New York p H o n h Office, 1426 Kesiitence, 59 3 . Branch Office, G35 F SU Washington, D. € •" r- Benson’s Pharmacy K R .C .M A C Y J A full line o f Columbia stock food and gall cure. Every box guaranteed at harness shop. C. B eaus & S o n . D E N T IS T First Class W ork. * »ver Bank o f Cottage Grove. Cottage Grove. Oregon Cottage Grove, Oregon GROVE All Kinds of FLOUR MILLS Taylor A c c u ra c y F a v o rite j Ü * A Baker county farm, purchased uine years ago for $5,000, sold the other day for $17,000.
