COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL, MONDAY, APRIL 6, 1925
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
DEN rlSTS
LI W. Ti rus, D. M. D.—Dentistry.
-*-*• Modern equipment. First Na
tional Bunk Building. Hours, 9 to
12 and 1 to ti. Evenings ami Sun
days by appointment. Office phone
10, residence phone lb I J.
|
I ill. W. E. LEBOW. Dentist. Office ,
Fifth and Main streets. Hours,
8:30 to 12 and 1 to 5:30. Evenings
and Sundays bv appointment. Phom's:
office 35, residence 161 J.
’
ATTORNEYS
In the matter of the estates of.
Harriot C. Pitcher and Miles
Pitcher, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Ben |
F. Pitcher has been by the county !
A rare discovery, in the form
court of the 8tate of Oregon, in
and for Lane county,, appointed ad a tree bearing Hymbols made
ministrator of the estate of Har United States surveyors
riett C. Pitcher and Miles Pitcher, 1856, has been made near Westfir
deceased, and that all persons hav by Cascade national forest em
ing claims against the said estates ployes.
While running a compass line to
are hereby notified to present the
same, duly verified, to the said retrace section line made more than
IIERB1.RT W. LOMBARD-Attor
a half century ago, surveyors came
noy at Law. First National Ben F. Pitcher, administrator, at to a point where they expected
Bauk Butbiiug. Phone 94, Cottuge Dorena, Oregon, within six months to find a corner mark or witness
Grove, Oregon.
from the 12th day of March, 1925.
tree to indicate the section corner.
BEN F. PITCHER,
J.
8H1NN.
—
Attorney
at
Law
When tho original marks were
U
Estate
Administrator
of
the
of
• and Notary Public. Practices
made 69 years ago the surveyors
and
Miles
in all courts.
Thirty years of
Harriett C. Pitcher
usually selected a nearby fir tree
experience. Bader building, Cottage
Pitcher, deceased.
A Dress or Coat serves merely as a background for the
as a “bearing tree” arid after
Grove, Oregon.
H. J. Shinn, Attorney
Easter Outfit. Completeness depends upon innumerable
chopping
off
a
section
of
the
bark
estate.
PHYSICIANS
trifles, which each Woman fills in by means of smart
cut in symbols indicating the sec
I ill. C. E. FROST. -Physician
accessories. And it is in the selection of these details
Three thousand people read The tion number, township and range,
-*-* and Surgeon. Office in Lawson
that delightful freedom and an expression of individu
What have followed by the initials “B. T.,”
Building. Phone 47, Cottage Grove, I Sentinel each week.
ality is allowed her, for fashion has thoughtfully
Oregon.
you to tell this vast throng! xxx indicating that it was only meant
for aid in loenting the section
planned them "in good variety.
FlAVEN C. DYOTT, M. D. I'h;
corner.
sician and Surgeon. Evenings
Say it with printers’ ink.
XXX
Because the original corner mark
by appointment.
Suite 3, Kent boy did the turning.
had rotted away many years ago,
Bldg., Cottage Grove. Entrance on
north Sixth street, just off Main.
thn surveyors looked for the bear '
SUMMONS.
ing treo with little hope of finding
I j A. FORBES, M. D.—Physicinn
it, ns most of the trees in that
*"• anil Surgeon. Calls answered
In tho Circuit Court of the Stato section aro deeply fire-scarred on
day or night. Maternity work a
of
Oregon
for
Lane
County.
specialty. Dr. Kime’s old office.
the up-hill side. One tree, how
I’nones: office 34, residence 199-J.
Robert E. Laeky and Lydia R. ever, fore indications it might have
1jIt. A. W. KIME.—Physician and Laeky, his wife, Plaintiffs, vs been blazed by an ax at one time,
Our presentation of dress and sports Coats emphasizes
The straight line silhouette shows equal prominence with
Surgeon. ObstetricH and diseases Phillip 8. Murphy and Jane although tho bark was unmarked.
the very latest style thoughts. The sports Coats are
of women and children a specialty. Doo Murphy, his wife, Alice Taylor
flared in the new spring frocks. Sleeve treatments
After eareflly chopping into the
strictly mannish “Prince of Wales” models and are
Will care for confinements nt his and John Doe Taylor, her husband,
big
tree
tho
foresters
finally
en
are
a matter of choice. Bright colors are the vogue. □
home if desired.
shown in a host of delightful colors and materials.
James Murphy and Jane Doe Mur countered some brown wood show
Flannels, printed crepes and satin finish crepes are the
The dress coats are of Charmeen in rich springtime
phy, his wife, Kate Sparks anil ing oviilence that it had been
DRUOLESS PHYSICIANS
shades.
John
Doe
Sparks,
her
husband,
j
materials.
marked nnd a moment later found
lAlt. H. A. HAGEN.—Licensed
D ruffle as Physician. Phone 30. Ella Austin and John Doo Austin, I tho marking made by United States
her
husband,
Nancy
Murphy
Taylor
Ostrander Building, 630% Main
trail blazers years before tho civil
street, Cottage Grove, Oregon.
nnd John Doe Taylor, her husband, war.
Harriet Murphy Mitchell and John
Doo Mitchell, her husband, and Ida
PIONEER FOOTPRINTS
Murphy Buchanan and John Doo I
"Hello Daddy'don’t • Buchanan,
(Continued from first page.)
her husband, and the j
forti/etrny Writycys unknown heirs of A. H. Spare,
j fast and then filled our kegs und
Slip a package in deceased; and Walter F. Huff and canteens with water and started
your pocket when Alico J. Huff, his wife, Jarnos C.
you to home to Huff and Winnie Huff, his wife, at two o’clock in order to cross
night.
Uracio A. Conner and Charlos Con the main desert. Traveled until
nor, her husband, Nowton J. Huff dark; stopped and fed tho stock
dire the youngsters
and
Sophia Huff, hi. wife; and and took a snack ourselves; then
this wholesome, long
started ngnin and traveled through
lasting sweet - for also all other persons or parties ! deep sand until midnight; we then
Small shapes and Gloria
unknown claiming any right, title,
pleasure and beer ;?
Of kid or silk with the
new pair of patent or
Swanson pokes in straw
Colors that match
estato, lion or intorest in tho real stopped and fed ngain, and gave out
patent and kid combina
stylish novelty cuffs in I blend with your new
and silk combinations-—■
estate described in the Complaint tho last of our water and hay.
tion pumps will complete
The road was lined with wagons
Dress, Pure thread silk
one or two color combina
herein.
tailored
and
flower-
your Easter outfit, priced
Vxe 11 yourself after
£ 'A
in medium weight or
tions,
pair
To: Phillip 8. Murphy and Jane and dead stock all the way along,
trimmed styles.
at
amoklnd or when
sheer Chiffons, pair
Doo Murphy, his wife, Alice Taylor Wo left one more horse that gave
work drads. Its a . . Jja»/ iff I
out, and nil but one tenm arrived
and
John
Doc
Taylor,
her
husband,
Jr««! little fhsshaner f
Janies Murphy nnd Jano Doe Mur at Carson river nt 7 o’clock tho
phy, his wife, Kato Sparks and next morning. Jerry had to tako
John Doo Sparks, her husband, water to Johnson’s mules; they
Ella Austin anil John Doe Austin, arrived at 9 o’clock.
July 20—After watering our
her husband, Nance- Murphy Taylor
and John Doe Taylor, her husband, stock we started up tho river to
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Burroughs Bookkeepers ! Get Lithographing, engraving, steel
£
____ 1... L Bookkeepers!
__ LL_ Z^, Get
Burroughs
Harriet Murphy Mitchell and John j hunt grass; wont about three miles,
your account sheets and blanks dye work. The Sentinel’s live wire your account sheets and blanks
found
some
anil
camped
once
more,
Dim Mitchell, her husband, and Ida
Department of the Interior, U. 8.
shop.print shop is the place
at your home print shop.
Murphy Buchanan anil John Doe ill safe across the desert, but I. and Office at Roseburg, Oregon, at your home print shop.
Ifrr Buchanan, her husband, and the 1 very hungry. I started off to March 28, 1925.
unknown heirs of A. H. Spare, I . buy some beef of some of tho ox
."fotico is hereby given that John
deceased; and Walter F. Huff and trains; nnd nt last, after three II. Volgamore, of Comstock, Oregon,
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rn
Alice J. Huff, his wife, Jarnos C. j ! hours,- found some, and wo then hid who, on* January 3, 1922, made
Hull’ uni Winnie Huff, his wife, another good feast. Our bacon was
Homestead Entry, No. 014259, for
Grade A. Conner and Charles Con entirely gono; but We had some
NE'4 NE*4, Section 17, Township
nor, her husband, Newton J. Muff hard bread loft, plenty of coffee,
21 8., Range 4 West, Willamette j
and Sophia Huff, his wife; and dry fruit nnd rice. We stopped
Meridian, has filed notice of in-
also all othor persons or partio« here all day nnd that night.
July 21—Jerry wished mo to go I tention to make three year Proof, i
unknown claiming any right, title,
estate, 'ion or interost in the roal ahead of tho train through to | to establish claim to the land above j
Day and Night Calls
1 estato described in tho Complaint Hacramonto river to find his brother described, before the Register and j
Zeph. and lot him know that we , Receiver of the U. 8. Land Office,
herein.
were coming, so I took some hard at Roseburg, Oregon, on the 9thj
Prompt,
In
tho
name
of
tho
State
of
Ore
Headquarters at
Efficient
gon: You nnd each of you nro bread and a piece of boiling beef ' j day of May, 1925.
Beaulieu A Barrel
and
Claimant names as witnesses:
horoby required to appear anil (plenty of money) nnd started
Courteous
Oarage
Christopher
C. Watkins, Peter Mor
alone
on
my
mare
for
Sacramento.
Service
answor the Complaint filed against
you in the above ontitled Court The train was to start that evening. kettn, William I*. Curtis, all of
and cause un or before six weeks I «vent twenty miles, stopped to Curtin, Oregon and Robert Anlauf,
mB(M)
Anlauf, Oregon.
from the date of tho first publi let my mare graze and ent some I I of
non coni HAMILL A. CANADAY,
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cation of this Summons, and if myself. At two o’clock I started
Register. I
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you fail so to appear and answer again nnd went twenty-eight miles :i2-30c(2)
said Complaint, for want thereof over nnother desert, where there
Salesbooks. The Sentinel
tho Plaintiffs will apply to tho was no vegetation or water; I
j Court for tho relief demanded in struck the river after dark; could ,
J. A. RHOADS
j said Complaint, to-wit: for a Do- find no grass and had to livo on
Proprietor
! ere« of tho said Court adjudging willows. I slept alone under a
and decreeing that tho Plaintiffs treo with Molly, my mare, tied
arc the owners in foe simple of the to it.
FURNITURE MOVING
July 22—1 was up nnd off at
I following described premises:
Beginning nt a point 35.48 chains daylight; went 3 miles and found
AND STORAGE
Every woman knows that her
North of tho Southwest Corner of good grass. I started again at house has to be cleaned thoroughly
the Henry Small D. L. C. No. 57, ten and overtook some packers, every spring. During winter, dust,
said corner being the angle corner nnd traveled nl day with them; dirt and germs accunimulate in the
Piano Moving a Specialty.
on tho West boundary of said camped at night on splendid grass. i corners, under the rugs, in the
Rhone 99; Res., 189-J
(Continued uext Monday.)
Henry Small ~
D. L. C. No. 57, run
eurtaius “ au ” every place. Just
ning thence West 6.22 chains,
! so with your system—it should bo
s thence north 4.81 chains, thence
a thorough cleansing, purify-
t 1 East to the Northwest corner of
“What’s the name of that hand -j given
f
ing this spring.
HOl.LISTER'8
some
prisoner!
”
naked
tho
im-
a
certain
tract
of
land
deeded
by
Isonii distance hauling, piano
ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA will do
pression»ble
young
woman.
said A. H. Spare to W. P. Huff I
moving a specialty.
_ ‘ . It will I
j°b "lick nn'1 9<>i;k.
* * No. 2200, miss,' ’ replied the ,ke
on tho 27th day of Juno, 1910, by
o 1, Wl n your
X*. >n •• system,
j ti Li A «% ■*> freshen
C F., *
elean
and
guard.
Any time—any where
| Warranty Deed and recorded in
purify
you
all
over
—
you’ll enjoy
Book No. 91, Page 75, Deed | “How fnnnyl But, of course,!
living, eat better, sleep better—
Records Lane County, Oregon, on that is not his roal name.”
feel better.—Kern’s for Drugs, apr
“
Oh.
no,
miss,
that's
his
pen
■
the 12th day of November, 1910,
Chestnut Brothers, proprietors
name.”
(Across street from S. P. depot) ; thence South 8.67 chains, thence J
West to tho place of beginning, all I
Coal for Brooders
51
in Section 32, Township 20, South
STORAGE AND GENERAL Rango 3, West Willamette Meri
dian, Lane County, State of |
TRANSFER
Cottage drove People Advise You
j Oregon.
Office phono ti
to Act in Time.
I have scattered bread crusts.
and quieting tho title to said
tin
Residence phono 155-L
premise, as against the Defendant« and eaiiK, Sunday supplements
Is failing health making you un
paper platea from the eaves
j above named and each and all of
easy and unhappy! Are you tired,
in
Southern
Oregon
to
Mount
weak and disapirited! Suffer daily
them ami forever barring tho said
Baker in northern Washington.
backache and stabbing rheumatic
Defend inU and all per
twinges!
Then look to your kidney»!
1 have hacked forest trees
ing hv. through or unit
them or
The
kidneys are the blood filters.
cither of them, er an; of them and left campfires burning from One« they weaken, the whole system
the California lino to the
from claimiug atty rig*
title or
is upset. You have dixxy spells,
! interest in said premise
nn<i for Canadian border.
headaches and urinary irregularities
Any Kind Any Time
You feel all worn out. Use Doan’s
j such other and further relief as
T have hooked pears from a
PRICES RIGHT
Pill»-* stimulant diuretic to the
Medford orchard and walnuts
i to th j Court may seem equitable.
Thousands
recommend
Tenn* Cash
This summon« is published once in the Willamette valley, ‘ • Rouie kidneys.
Denn 's. Here is Cottage Grove
each week for six successive and
Beautioa** from beautiful Hood
proof:
I consecutive weeks in the Cottage River and ‘ * Delicious * * apples
Mrs. Ella U Wilson. 123« Ash
Grove
Sentinel
by
enter
of
tho
from
the
broad
Yakima
valley
Ave., says: “I gladly recommend
Phono 12 IL
apt")
Honorable J. F. Rkipworth, Judge
Doan's
Pills as I know they are a
I have rolled rocks into the
i
Ilf the Circuit Court, which Order
sapphire depths of Crater lake good remedy. My kidneys acted
irregularly and I felt run down. I
boars date March 5, 1925.
and thrown tin cans into Lake knew
my kidney* caused this
Dated nnd first published this Chelan.
trouble.
Doan's
relieved
me.
At h day of March, 1925
strengthening my back and kid
I have seen »11, bean! all,
7:,^.^
lie vs. ’ ’
HERBERT W LOMBARD,
»nJ in my weak way, have
Price 60e. at nil dealers, Don 1
both iocs', and it-re-nsl. and has been
Attorney for Plaintiffs
managed to «lealmy much.
simply ask for a f kidney
*
succcm I u I In die rtestment of Catarrh
remedy—
Resilience .«nd Pest Office Ad-
I
am
the
careless
and
thought
get Doan ’s Pills- —th« «me that
for over forty years. Sold by sll Jruggi.t. dro«a. First National Bank Building,
lea. American tourist!
Mrs. Wilson had. Foster-M ilbura
F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, Ohio Cottage Grove, Ore.
m9*2<HM)
i Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
Hel/iwe// 0s Marksbury
The Success of
Your Easter Costume
Rests FT7ith You
NEJT COATS FOR EASTER
$12.75 to $29.75
SHOES
GLOEES
HOSE
$3.95 to $7.50
$1.65 tO $3.95
$1.50 to $2.25
Jitney Service
JOE T. SHORT
1
City Transfer Co.
Tone Up, Purify
In the Spring
fei
Why You
Should Buy
Your Electric
Range This
Gambling on Your Oven Boosts
Your Grocery Bill
Chestnut Transfer
WOOD
Meat roasts—pies and cakes—many of the most
expensive dishes you prepare are excellent or poor,
due in great measure to the efficiency of your oven’
Can you afford to keep on running the risk of
failures and imperfections in baking when the
electric range with automatic oven control has
made baking an exact science?
Baking electrically eliminates guesswork as to
whether a dish is cooked or not. You can be sure
Quimby Bros.
JFe Have the Electric Ranve
for Your Kitchen
WHO AM I?
Hull’s Catarrh
Medicine
Is Your Health Slowly
Slipping Away?
A
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$16.75 to $27.50
A.
$3.95 to $10.50
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