Cottage Grove leader., June 18, 1909, Image 2

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\ hen You Think O f
F u r n it u r e
T H IN K O F
SIMERAL ® V A N D ENBERG
Prices RigHt
And so is our Stock of Carpets,
Rugs, Mattings, Iron Bedsteads, Fur­
niture and Mattresses.
P ic tu r e F r a m in g a S p e c ia lty
Screen Doors and Window Screens
C O TTAG E GROVE L E A D E R .
T ucrday th e laws an d amend-1
j nieiits to the laws of the regularJ
ession enacted by th e
special
sessiou of th e legislature w ent into
T uesday afternoon it w as the effect.
T h e special session ad ­
pleasure of th e C ottage d ro v e journed M arch 16 and th e laws
Booster M anager to entertain S. B. then enacted not ca rry in g em er­
d id d in g s and his son, C. N. d id gency clauses went into effect 'X)
dings, of Sterling, Illinois.
days after adjournm ent. M onday
These tw o gentlem en were eu was the day ujioii w hich petitions
route to the A. Y. P. at Seattle, could be filed for referring to the
but before h aviug left their home lieople any of the en actm ents
were successful in tak in g adv an ­ of the special session. A m ong the
tage of the special round trip rate laws passed bv the special session
from the east w ith stop over privi­ the most iui|>ortaiit were th e acts
leges.
requiring all hotels an d lodging-
Mr. Powell took from the Fash­ houses more th an tw o stories high,
ion Stables, of w hich he is one of to be provided with fire esca|ies of
the proprietors, a very fine driving iron and other uou-com bustible
team and carriag e. H e drove with m aterial, an d p roviding th a t the
the pnrty south u p the Coast Fork doors of all public b u ild in g s open
of th e W illam ette, to the Short- outw ard. S ix m o n th s’ tim e is a l­
ridge Hill
H e then returned to lowed by this act for m a k in g fire
the forks of the roads just south of necessary changes.
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town and took the gentlem en back
T
here
m
ay be an ex cu se for dis
to town an d several miles up the
honesty, b u t there is n one for d is­
Loratie road.
courtesy.
Dishonesty is usually
Shortly after the party had left the result of w eakness, b ut d is­
town Ju p iter Pluvius began to courtesy is plain m eanness.
weep, otherw ise a longer trip would
Some men are lik e dogs—p a t !
have been tak en .
them oil the head an d th e y ’ll put |
Soon after the driver arrived in their feet in your lap.
town on the return trip, Mr. d id ­
dings, Sr., rem arked th at “ you S o m e G ood
B a r g a in s
have a fine country here au d some
pretty good land, the crops are the
best we have seen and we appre
ciate very m uch the courtesy shown
One saw m ill, two m illion feet
us during the few hours we had to saw timber, one logging donkey,
one mile from tra c k . Price $.I,.?(X).
be in to w n .”
200 acres of lan d , ab o u t 25
It was through the kindness of
one of our real estate men that acres in cultivation, good orchard,
large house and b arn , fine hay
M anager Conley met these stran ­ crop, all for $2,300.
gers, aud he desires to express his
135 acres h alf m ile from town,
appreciation to the young m an who 60 acres in cu ltiv atio n , 10 acres
introduced th e strangers. Let us in orchard, $4,000 worth of new
all get busy now and see th a t M an­ improvements, good w ater system.
ager Conley is assisted in every Price $12,000.
way possible to lie a booster for
04 acres of good bottom land, all
C o ltag e d ro v e an d Nesm ith comity, in cultivation, good ljouse and
barn, 2 miles from Creswell. Price
$55.00 per acre, good b arg ain .
M AR R IED .
A large
two-story ten-room
house, one acre lot, good im prove­
MOX LEY-11 AW LEY — A t t h e ments. P rice $3,100.
hom e of th e
bride, “ The
( )ne 6 room house an d lot, sever­
M aples,” two miles north of
al fruit trees, price $600.
Creswell, W ednesday evening,
One house and b arn an d two
Ju n e 16, S:30 o ’clock, Karl B.
lots. Price $750. C heap.
Moxley and Miss H attie B.
One large two story ten room
H awley, Rev. J. I.. Beatty offi­ house on Fourth street w ith one
ciating.
acre lot. Price $2,100.
T h e home w as tastily decorated
O ne ten room house w ith large
with sweet peas, Oregon grapes lot, fruit trees, berries, etc. Price
and evergreens.
Miss Roberta $1,500.
O ne good house an d large lot.
Hawley attended her sister as
Price $l,25o.
bridesm aid w hile R. W. Stone act*
One acre tract iu tow n. Price
ed in the capacity of best mail. $6.50.
T he w edding m arch w as played by
One large 7 room house, with
Mrs. Brady an d the bride and hallw ay up and down stairs, lif t :
groom were preceded to the attar and cold w ater in k itch en , bath
room, and oil porch, cu e an d one
by four little flower girls who scat­ half acres in all, berries an d fruit
tered flowers along the line of trees and fine garden spot. Price
m arch.
Little M alcomb H illegas $ . 1 , 160 .
Tim ber lands, large an d small
acted as ring bearer. Miss Gette-
vieve Thom pson cau g h t the b rid e’s tracts.
One seven room, tw o story house
boquet, n o tw ith s ta n d in g the vig­ with cement basem ent, large new
orous effort to secure the token put barn,- two acres, w ith fine spring
forth by Mrs. D anae Lawton. At water. Price $.1,700.
< »lie lot an d a six room house
the conclusion of the ceremony
hearty congratulations were ex ­ ou W all street. Price $650.
Lot 60 by 120 in fruit ch eap for
tended and excellent refreshm ents
c a sh .
were served, after which the happy
< )ne six room house on F o u rth
couple took their departure for street, large lot. P rice $1,200.
Tim ber lauds, anil farm lands,
Seattle to spend their honeymoon
at th e exposition. 'I*1ie bride was large and sm all tracts.
P L E A S E D W ITH T H E
G E N E R A L OUTLOOK
$
street; a big, brazen, blear-eyed,
burly bartender, surrounded by a
crowd of b latan t half-drunken,
T i l K I.KADKK P U B L I S H I N G CO (In c.)
idle men, assem bled in some old
C o n n e r A D u B r i 'II. i . k ,
-
E d i t o r « rookery of a building, the high
Kntored at the Cottane Grove postonica aft *ec- rent upon w hich satisfied the la n d ­
mul-clas.H m a tte r.
lord and prom pted him to let “ well
enough
alo n e.” Keeling men on
8IJP.SC It I PT ION KATKS
Weekly, one year. $1.50.
monili« .75 cents the street, d iu n k e u braw ls and d is­
SKM I W F K K I.Y .
sipation, and revelry at night in
One Year
.
.
.
81\ Month«
I .<i0 both saloons and brothels; unpaid
Three Month«
.
.
.
.75
grocery and butcher bills; long
overdue
clothing bills; destitute
FRIDAY, JUNE 1«, liWO.
and heartbroken families, an d m or­
ality generally at a low ebb. Now
OUR L U M B E R IN D U S T R Y .
let us shift the scene an d view the
Cottage (Iroye of today; T h e old
Im portance of the lum ber indus­ rookeries and dens of vice replaced
try as a resource of the state of with modern bricks, the saloons re ­
Oregon, and its value as an em ­ placed with instructive and enter
ployer of labor, are em phasized iu taiug electric theaters or large and
circulars which have been distrib­ small m ercantile establishm ents.
uted by the Oregon state board of T he tin-horn, thug, d ru n k , poker-
forestry. A ccom panying the cir­ sharp and soiled-dove of the tender­
culars are copies of the state law, loin, all conspicuous bv their a b ­
enacted in l ‘Xi7 for the protection sence. No loafers, b ut everybody
of the forests, for the creation of now busy. No allu rin g snares and
the Forestry ltoard, and providing hell holes to en trap th e girls and
fines for the careless setting of boys.
l’nid-up accounts at the
tim ber fires. The earnest co-opera­ groceries and bu tch er shops; few
tion of all citizens is asked that the long standing bills at th e clothiers.
loss from these fires may be m ini­ Homes paiuted an d beautified:
mized.
streets graded an d gravelled; b et­
It is pointed out iu the circulars ter attended churches and schools
th at Oregon has 350,000,000,000 and a m uch higher stan d ard of
feet of standing tim ber,
worth m orality.
Modern hom es su r­
$475,000,000. If
m anufactured rounding by attractiv e outside en ­
and sold at present prices, it would vironm ents w itnessed on every
bring $5,000,000,000 into the state hand. T he city filling u p with a
for labor and supplies. Lum ber bright, energetic, w ell-to-do moral
sales in this state now aggregate class of people an d an air of thrift,
$20,000,000 annually, of which progress and enterprise on every
$14,000,000 is received by em ­ hand. A nd thus you h av e a very
ployes who put it into local circu­ remote and incom plete pen picture
lation
A bout 1,000,000 feet of of the C ottage d ro v e of today and
this tim ber is destroyed by file in under the saloon regim e, w hich in
this state annually which if m an u ­ memory seems more of a uiglit-
factured would bring $13,000,000. mare. a delirium , or a plague, th an
On every thousand feet burned the to ever have been a tolerable re­
stum page-ow ner m ay lose $2, but ality. W ho would go b ack to th at
the com m unity loses $S in wages.
time?
“ Tim ber m eans pay checks, to
support all industries; but burned
T he Seattle school board is ad ­
tim ber pays no w ages,” continues vised th a t 132 young women school
the circular. “ Tim lier pays taxes teachers will be m arried th is S um ­
in your county, if it b u m s up your mer causing vacancies iu nearly
property has to pay the difference. one-fifth of 6.S3 teach in g positiohs.
H elp keep down forest fires and Unofficial estim ates
show even a teacher in th e Creswell schools
you will m ake more mouey. So greater havoc and the school board and is a ch arm in g and highly es­
will your children.
Care with views the situation gloomily.
teemed young lady, the daughter
small fires is the best way to pre­
of
Mr. and Mrs. R. 1). Hawley,
A ccording to a Boston prophet,
vent big o n es.”
the e a rth 's existence will end on while the groom is a very exem ­
Septem ber 15. Vet it m ight be plary young m au, the son of Mr.
TW O P IC T U R E S .
well to gath er the crops an d look arid Mrs T . J. Moxley, and he
after m undan e ag airs as usual.
conducts the Creswell meat m arket.
Let memory carry you back a
T h e brid e's costum e was white
E
ighty
out
of
the
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counties
of
little more than two short years
Iudiaua are dry. Looks like the silk net over silk, while the groom
and then draw a m ental picture of saloon m ust go.
wore th e conventional
black.
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Cottage drove, if you please, to
T
h
e
happy
couple
were the re­
N o more near-beer in Cottage
place side by side in com parison
cipients of num erous fine presents.
d
ro
v
e.
I
t's
too
n
ea
r.—
Portland
i
with the
C ottage d ro v e
of
.Among the m any guests were:
Journal.
today, and you will have some­
Mr. an d Mrs. M. J. Hilligas, G.
th in g like this:
T hen, six or
H ave no vain regrets— celebrate F. H illegas. G . M. Hawley, \V.
seven wide open saloons on Main in Cottage d ro v e.
B. H aw ley, \V. A. W ard, R. G.
Dunton, J. Stone. W. E. Parsons,
R. II. Parsons, R. O. Brady. II.
W . Renny, A. W . Schweriug,
T h e in stin c t of m o d e st / n a tu ra l to e v e ry w o m an ia o fte n a
M aring H ager, Mrs. Lena Veatcli
great h in d ra n c e to th e c u re of w o m a n ly d isea ses. W om en
and fam ily. J. H . Hawlev, G. E.
sh rin k fro m th e p e rso n al q u estio n « of th e lo cal p h y sician
w h ich seem in d e lic a te . T h e th o u g h t of e x a m in a tio n is a b ­
H awley, Roberta Hawley, T ressa
h o rr e n t to th e m , an d so th e y e n d u re in mien ce a c o n d itio n
H aw ley, Lucile H illegas, Malcolm
o f d isease w hich su re ly p ro g re sse s fro m bad to w o rs e .
H illegas, R. W . Stone, Clay M.
i t hi9» b e e n D r . P ie rc e * a p r i v il e g e t o c u r e m
g r e a t m a n y w o m e n w h o b a r e fo u n d m r e fu g e
Stone,
F. II. Thom pson, Genevieve
f o r m o d e s t y In b la o t t e r o f F R E E c o n s u l t a ­
Thompson, M aud Gilfrey, Gussie
t io n b y l e t t e r . A H c o r r e s p o n d e n c e Is h e l d
o s s a c r e d l y c o n f i d e n t i a l . A d d r e s s D r . R . V.
Burns, A rther Demorest, f.ucile
P ie r c e , B u f f a l o . N . Y .
Parsons,
G ladys Meinzer, Hazel
D t . P ie rc e 's F a v o rite P r e s c rip tio n re s to re s and reg u lates
th e w o m a n ly fu n c tio n s , a b o lish e s p ain and b u ild s up and
H awley, D ana Lawton,
C lara
p u ts th e finishing to u c h of h e a lth o n e v e ry w e ak w om an
H ager, Rev. J. L. Beatty, Mr. and
w h o gives tt a fa ir tria l.
Mrs. T. J . Moxley aud Mr. and
I t M a k es W eak W om en Strong,
Mrs. R. I). H aw ley. T he le a d e r
Sick W om en Well.
joins in ex ten d in g congratulations
t o o c a n 't afford to a c c e p t a secret n o s tru m as a s u b stitu te
f o r th is n o n -a lc o h o lic m e d ic in e op known co m po sitio n .
aud best wishes.
T u e s d a y s a n i F rid a y « .
Silence !
Genuine
Favorite
The new Glass O ven
Door Range with Heat
Thermometer, all Mal­
leable. The newest and
Best.
Largest stock of
Ranges ever brought to
this city. Refrigerators
all sizes styles and prices.
Griffin=Veatch Co.
Everything in H ardw are
Guns and A m m unition
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BURKHOLDER WOODS CO.
In R^eal Estate
1—T A \'K reeeiyed two factory shipm ents of
* * Shoes this week: ox-blood, tan and black,
for m en, women anil children an d are LONG
oil shoes. We liought ’em regular to sell re g u ­
lar, direct from the factory anil took our dis
count, so ive own ’em cheaper th an the fellow
who buys from a jobber, an d th ere’s nothing
taken out of the shoes for joblrers profit. T h ere’s
no sale price on these shoes, th e y ’re not th at
kind, b ut the price is fair. We g u aran tee ’em
full vam p anil all leath er insoles, counters and
all. You know I ’S- W e are the people who
’‘SH O W v o r . "
BURKHOLDER-WOODS CO.
COTTAGE GROVE
FLOUR
MILLS
A ll K in d s o f
Mill Feed
G ranin
and Hay
C H A S . M A T T H E W S , P ro p rieto r.
THE PACE WOVEN W IRE FENCE.
Cooper ® Taylor
The S ta n d a rd H igh G rade Pence of th e
W orld.
There is Qver 4 00 miles of "this
fam ous w ire fence in D ouglas county, Oregon.
This is H igh C arbon S pring W ire which will
keep its shape when properly stretched. Will
carry a full stock of w ire a t all times.
Agency for Real E s tâ t« and In su ra n ce
Ph on e Main 76
S P R A Y -W Y N N E C O M P A N Y
AGENTS
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F irs t Class Work , Over ltauk of Cottage £
Grove. Collage Grove, Oregon.
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For Sale.
In com pounding prescrip­
tio ns com bined w ith the
A good serviceable team , weight
p u rity of all o u r
1200, heavy harness and light
DRUGS
Studebaker wagon with
Inquire at Leader .office.
cover.
H as given us a n enviable
rep u ta tio n w ith a long list
Look Out for Fires.
o f p a tro n s. If you w a n t
satisfaction in the line of
Drugs o r P a te n t Medicines, T h e dry w eather increases the
danger of fires, keep your roof free
give us a tria l.
Benson's Pharmacy
C o ttag e G ro w , O regon
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Cottage Grove Dray Co.
W . T. KAYSER
P R OP RI ET OR
All Kinds of Hauling and
Heavy Dray W ork
M oving Pianos a Specialty
W ith Special E quipm ent
O F F IC E
a t J. V. T lio rn to tt's C on fectio n ery .
P IIO N R
Office, 1426
R esidence, 59.1
DR. H. A. FOSTER
S p in e S p e c ia lis t
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from moss, an d a policy on your
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house in case it does b u rn . Tom
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erv o u s and
Awbrey can give you a satisfac­ C h ro n ic D iseases n by to N a tu N ra
l M ethods.
tory policy an d rate.
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