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About Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915 | View Entire Issue (July 2, 1909)
LUMBERMEN FORM A SELLING AGENCY IRON BEDS I.eadiug lumbermen of Portland and the Willamette valley are planning to organize a joint sell iug agency, which will materially reduce the expense of marketing their product and at the same time will eliminate a large uuuilier of middle men. It is anticipated that a dozen or more mills will enter this agreement, being plauts with a combined daily output o f some thing like 2,000,0<N) feet which are in favor of so doing. It is pointed out that the ex 'lietise to each individual mill of i keeping a sales representative in ' the different I Eastern and Califor nia territories has been greater ! than the business o f the past year or two would justify. The uil | usual inactivity in the lumlier 1 market, due to tariff agitation, I has compelled the mill operators to devise schemes for retrenchment and this is one of the most import ant and likely to lie the first put into effect. A RK extremely popular. It inav be on account of their sanitary advan tages, or it may be owing to their low cost. The ones we sell most frequent ly is enameled in white, lint for dainty I red room the bed should be the same color as the paper and fur uishiugs. W e have them eu.uneled.iii colors, such as delicate pink, blue, yellow, green and helio trope. beds that we are talking alxiut are prettier, newer in design and much different in many ways from those ordinarily shown This store prides itself on Ireing much différent in every way from the average furniture house. SIMERAL & VANDENBERG MARRIED W 11EEEER-EM ERS( >N— At the home of Prof, and Mrs. G. E. Johnson, of the Royal Inter T u e s d a y s a n d F rid a ys. mediate School, Silk Creek THK LKADKK PU BLISHING CO (Inc.) Valley, Wednesday evening, June .K), 1*XW, Mr. J. Prescott C onnkr A DuBnnr.i.R, - Kill tors A header representative made a Wheeler and Miss Gertrude Emerson, Elder II. W. Baljcock hasty inspection of the' sweet |ien Entered at the Cottage Grove posto Nice as sec pavilliou or show room at the fair ! officiating. ond-class matter. COTTAGE GROVE LEADER. AT THE SWEET PEA PAVILLION { Genuine Favorite Wise TalKs By The OffTice Boy The new Glass Oven 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. j If we noticed little pleasures As we notice little pains, And forgot our losses, Remembered all our gains— Looked for peoples virtues. Everything’ in hardware Guns and Ammunition Their faults refused to see, What a comfortable, happv, t \ Cheerful place this world would be. 1 see that a lot of people BURKHOLDER WOODS CO. are out for a “ safe and sane” F'ourth. I wonder what they mean by that. Couldn’t very well be safe and insane. 1 _ l A V E received two factory shipments of 4 ■*■ Shoes this week; ox blood, tan and black, for men, women aud children and are LONG on shoes. We Ixmglit ’em regular to sell regu lar, direct from the factory aud took our dis count, so we own ’em clicajier Ilian the fellow who buys Irom a jobber, aud there’s nothing taken out o f theshoes for jobbers profit. There’s no sale price on these shoes, they’ re not that kind, but the price is fair. We guarantee ’em full vamp and all leather insoles, counters and all. You know FS. We are the people who I suppose it means “ safe and sound." But that depends grounds today just before going to The parlors and dining tables of press and was astonished at the \ upon how much sound you the home were beautifully decorat lieautiful and fragrant display, j can stand for. In New York ed, green and white predominating. There is bunting, evergreens, wild 1 The bride was attended by Miss •City they have a Society for flowers, house plants and roses ar I Minnie Comer, of Cottage Grove, ranged as a background for the the Suppression of I ’ nneces- while blank Wheeler, a brother of 1900 . FRIDAY, H I. Y 2, great and varied display of sweet Noises, so there must be a lot the groom, served as best man. peas, aud some very artistic floral The wedding march was played by o f people who don’t like pieces were in evidence, construct Apparently it will be rather a little Miss Blanche Johnsou, ed entirely from sweet peas, among sound. Some don’t like the sane and safe Fourth this year. daughter of Prof, and Mrs. John which was a large star, a large The world do move. sound of their own voices, son. The ceremony was a pretty doll with a complete sweet pea one, the venerable elder officiating | but they are chronic misfits Tire Illinois legislature has dress and a great art square bear in his usual pleasing and iiupres ing the word “ Nesmith” in the who never smile even when authorized Chicago to add $16,- sive manner, notwithstanding that] 000,000 to its bonded indebtedness. center worked out with white he is past ‘a) years of age. they see a yellow dog running sweet peas, the background lieiug The happy couple was the recip ■down the street with a bunch The Roseburg Review wants the green and the liorder various ients of many fine and useful pres colors. There are many other ■of firecrackers tied to Iris tail. Cottage Grove local exteuded to ents and the ceremony was wit (r Roseburg. Roseburg should have similar pieces and some of the nessed by between forty and fifty I Well, everything is safe and no kick concerning its present school children have as many as : guests, at the conclusion of which •sotiml on this fashion bazar 18 and 3 l varieties each of wild train service. refreshments were served, consist-1 flowers on display in the native and it doesn’ t require any | ing o f ice cream, cake and lemon-1 Since the law went into effect in flower corner. It is a display well ! ade. The bride is a charming aud unnecessary noise for you to this state requiring doors to all worth the seeing and the small accomplished young lady, who •see the values in what we public buildings to swing outward, price of admission. I served as assistant to her half-j The show will lie judged again the question arises has the law hand you. brother, Prof. Johnsou in his school j been generally complied with and this year by Ralph Scott of the What about your duds for work last year. She is also an ac Portland Seed Co. if not why not. complished musician. The groom I the Fourth. Are you all ( hie of the prettiest aud largest is a most exemplary and highly The Roseburg city council has displays of sweet jieas is made by togged out? If not your size esteemed young man and a gradu adopted the decorative-post street Mrs. Wm. Eagles of Albany, not is here. ate of the Royal Intermediate lighting system. The posts will entered in competition however, as school. Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler W I L L I E , with be purchased by tue citizens, they were grown outside of the will reside at the school where Mrs. while the cost of the current will Cottage (¡rove district. They were Wheeler will again assist in school sent to Mrs. Eagles’ friend, Mrs. be defrayed by the city. work during the ensuing school I). J. DuBruille who entered them year. Among the outside guests •r~------------- ~ ~ Friends of Hinger Hermann are for exhibition and they are cer present at the wedding were: Mrs. C O T T A G E G R O V E . O R E .. tainly worthy of special mention. exerting their efforts in the hope Deedon, mother of the bride, and of inducing him to accept the nom They were grown from Spencer Mrs. Emerson, aunt of the bride, ination for mayor of Roseburg on seed. both of Hopewell, Oregon. Mrs. the republican ticket this fall. Mr. Drake, and Misses Minnie Coiner, Hermann is at present non-com Glory Tickets Antoinette and Gertrude Burdick mittal on the subject. Marriage licenses were issued Collage Grove. I lie Leader j Wednesday afternoon to the fob ioina •» extending hearty congrat- j Cottage (¡rove’s second annual lowing couples: Edwin E. Brown ulations and best wishes. sweet pea show begins Friday and of Galena. 111., and Miss Cora A. winds up Monday with a' grand Devoc of Eugene: W ill Gimpl and F IS K - A L L E X — In Eugene, June .10, Px»1), Miss Minette Allen to Fourth of July celebration. The Miss Lizzie Sehunrenberg both of ■Fred Fisk, Rev. I). H. Trim ble,, Oregon sweet pea is one of the Eugene: ( >scar Lee Litsinger of I.os Angeles and Miss Mary L. pastor o f the M , E. church, offi- ' prettiest and most fragrant flower Baker ol Eugene; bred C. Bean ciating. that grows and it grows nowhere and Miss z\iiiia M. Ilamniitt, both so lieautiful as in western Oregon. of Eugene; Wyman A. Renne aud REN N E-N* E A L — In E u g e n e , Wednesday, June .V), 1609, at At the (.rove they take especial Miss Lillie M. N’ eal, I h i i I i of W alk tlie M. E. church parsonage, pains in cultivating the flower for er. Marriage license was granted Miss Lillie M. Neal to Wyman „Tn compounding prescrip their annual show and the flower late Wednesday afternoon to Jay A. Renne, lmth of Walker, Rev. t s ns combined with the is found at its best in that locality. R. DeSpain of Cottage Grove and I). II. Trimble performing the] T p u rity of all our — Hugetie Register. Miss Mary B. Hopper of Eugene. ceremony. J) First S U B S C R IP T IO N K A T K S W eekly, one year, $1.50. months .75 cents SRMI-WFRKLV. I:.o0 One Year Six Months 1 .iiO Three Months . ir» “SHOW voir.” BURKH0LDER=W00DS CO. : =?\ COTTAGE GROVE Hampton FLOUR MILLS tel Co. All Kinds of M ill Feed Gratin and Hay C H A S . M A T T H E W S , Proprietor. THE PAGE WOVEN WIRE FENCE. The Simulat'd High Grade Pence o f the World. There is over 400 miles of this famous wire fence in Douglas county, Oregon. This is High Carbon Spring Wire which w ill keep its shape when properly stretched. Will carry a full stock of wire at all times. SPRAY-WYNNE COMPANY Accuracy AGENTS 1 V.-WV.-»! V W . D R C-MA,'V A Poor Weak Woman As she is termed, will endure bravely and patiently agonies which a strong man would give way under. The feet is women are more patient than they ought to be under such troubles. Every woman ought to know that she may obtain the most experienced medical advice free o f charge and in absolute confidence and privacy by writing to the World's Dispensary Medical Association, R. V. Pierce, M . D., President, Buffalo, N . Y . Dr. Pierce has been chief consulting physician of the Invalids* Hotel and Surgical Institute, of Buffalo, N . Y ., for many years and has had a wider practical experience m the treatment o f women's diseases than any other physician in this country, fits medicines are world-famoua for their astonishing eftcecy. T h e roo.r perfect rem edy e r . r devieed fo r w eek .a d deli- c a t. women D r. P ierce*. Favorite P re.rrip tio n . IT M AKES W E A K W O M E N STR O N G . S IC E W O M E N W E L L . The m .oy .od v.rw d .ynvptom. of woman’• pcculi.r t i l a w l v .r e fully M t forth in Plain hnjli.h in the People v Medical Advim r (1008 pa|e.), a newly reviaed and up-to-date bdiiion ol oh.ch, cloth-hound, will he muled f t " oo racalpt of 31 one cent .lim p , to pay co*t of mailm* ,mly. Addre.a a. abova. g: < 0 DENTIST CIn - > W ork, Over Hank o f Cottage Grove. Cottage Grove. Oregon. Ik f Cottage Grove Dray Co. - W . T. K A Y S E R PROPRIETOR Died at the liugeue hospit: H I ^ B V G S All Kinds of Hauling and June 30, C. H Matlieiiy r.fi tt ' * i I Heavy Dray W o rk Crow, aged about 65 years. D - 1Ta‘ « ,ve n a n enviable Notice ol Final Settlement. ceased was an uncle of Mrs. Chas »veputihtion With a long list Moving Pianos a Specialty Notice is hereby given that the under- Jackson of Cottage Grove aud Mr. [ o f patrons. II v o lt want With Special Equipment dersigned, executor of the estate o f and Mrs. Jackson were in attend- 1 satisfaction in the line of anee at the funeral services. D ru g* o r Patent Medicines, Stephen Harris, ileceasetl, has filed in give n s a trial. Talute Steffen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Steffen, who was taken to a Portland hospital recently, to re ceive treatment for kidney trouble, C o ttage Grove, Oregon died Tuesday at the hospital. Mr. ---------- . and .Mrs. Steffen are at Portland j sending her arranging for the funeral and t W ashington is burial. , ¡1 vouug married couples to Portland. 1 The high prices charged for the | Portland’s postoffice gets .5,7 license in the evergreen state, and j extra clerks and carriers. Oregon the perfectly valueless and formal is growing and her chief city is physician's certificate pays for a j getting her full share of the b*ne- nice wedding trip down theColuin I fits. bia. Benson’s Pharmacy the County Court of I.ane County, Ore O F F IC E gon, her final account as such executor, at f. V. Thorn toil's Confectionery. of saitl estate, and that Saturday, th P1IO N E Jlth day o f July, 1009, at oue o ’clock p Resilience, 593 m. of saitl day, has lieeti fixed by said Office, 1426 Court as the time for hearing any objec tions to saitl rejKirt and the settlement thereof. M U I R A. CR OW . Executor. A. II. K i n g . Attorney. ....A N D .... DR. H. A. FOSTER Spine Specialist N a t u r a .1 H eavier W A N T E D .— A girl to do gen Special Attention to Nervous and eral housework. Small family. Chronic Diseases by Natural Methods. Apply at Leader office. P k «n «l5 G 3 O f f i c e On West S id e f
