r
\ 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
*)2
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.
X
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
^
V
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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
V . * V,#5'V. P 'id rP iC
:*
T \ K P. C MACY
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£
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Accuracy
D E N T IS T
y
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F irs t Class Work , Over ltauk of Cottage £
Grove. Collage Grove, Oregon.
(K
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
I
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
....A N D ...
from moss, an d a policy on your
N
a
t
u
r a l H eader
house in case it does b u rn . Tom
S
pecial
A
tten
tio
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.
S-tf P h a n * 1505
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