W ar Has Multiplied the
Value o f G ood Tires
Never were cars so necessary— both in
business ami domestic life.
T h e rapidly g r o w i n g demand for
United States Tires prove their war-time
worth.
Thousands of motorists each week are
turning to United States Tires to get de
pendability and economy.
United States I ires last longest and
carry you farthest at least cost.
T h ey enable you to make the most of
your car'* passenger or commercial—
n o tv. when it is more than ever a vital
war-time necessity.
There is a United States l ire for every
possible need.
Our nearest Sales and Service Depot
will tell you which ones you should have.
United States Tires
are Good Tires
United Stales Tires Are
Ciood
Tires
J. C . Henry :: Cottage G ro ve
C resw ell Auto Co., C resw ell
n o t ic i : to
nr«* h«»n»bv not i f i «*«1 t «» |»n*t««*!it flit* tutine.
«Inly v«*rif»«•«!, to th«4 unid i*xi*i*iit«»r nt
Noti«'«4 IN Itri't'liV pivert that \V I*. Hori'tiit, Ort'jjon, within «ix month.« from
V tinSchoitn k hit* I mm ’I i , l»v tin Cminf N tin* 157 1 li «lay of «funi*, lì*Is.
I'miit <*| the Htatr «»I U n c o il In un«! for
W. 1 *. V \N s r ilO l A l’ K,
l.ttni* County, ii|»|»«»int«*<i <'X«*« ut«»r «»f flit* , li. .1. Shinn. \ttv.
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ZEROLENE
The Standard O il fo r M otor Cars
The Popular Motor Oil
M o r e Z K K O I . K N E ii used fo r au
tomobiles o n the Pacific Coast than
all other oils combined.
Leading,
m o to r car diatributora
praise 2 K R O L E N E , correctly re
fined from selected California as
phalt-base crude, because it main
tains ita lubricating b o dy at cylin
der heat and gives perfect lubrica
tion with less w e s r and less cVirbon
deposit. Get our lubrication chart
s ho w ing the correct consistency fo r
yo ur car.
S T A N D A R D O IL C O M PA N Y
(California)
III th«* Circuit f'oiirt «»t th«* Htiitij n f
Oicgtiit fui I,uni» <'ouuty,
\lnml E II il tufi, jiluiutiff, vs. \\ 1 1
liiidi II H.ltun, (lefciiijiiut.
1 u vYilliu
*1 Hiltoii, tli»* nbij\r nuuinl
lit'f#* imi ut:
Yuu lire h«*r«*l»y r**«jiiir«*i| tu n
«r
Hti«l niiswcr tlie cu in |*lia mt filtul ugui» ist
yt»U ili thè ttbute entitlcd nint vs itimi
« il W«*ekn frum thè ditte ut thè fiist pili/
liciition ut fliis s ii ut muli «, inni il yuu fini
tu tt|i|M'tir timi miNwer un hereiii re«|uir«a<J,
fur va li li t ther«*ut‘ thè jrluintift hercin
vvill u|>|/ly tu Mimi cuurt fur thè relief
(•rityetl fur iti Iter •>«ui»|»liiinf, tu-wit:
F«»r u jutigiiiffiit ami deere«* «I ismu I v ing
tIle murrini'«' euntriict eiisti ug hetweeii
|«liiintiff timi «lefeudii ut lierein, flint
(iliiiiitiff iiuve fil/Mulute ilivurce frum «le
tV li* In ut u mi flint |diiiiitiff Imvc tlie
«lire, ciistudv uml eonfrul uf thè iiiiuur
eh ild reu thè ÌNMiie ni unni murrini'«*,
iiuiiiely, Viola A. Ililtun uml M.nrk K
Il(Itnu, timi fur sudi otlier uml fnrther
relief u« th«' < uurt iiiny «I«*«*«ri junt nini
<‘<|iiit li Me,
I hi» ninninoli« in puMinhe*! on«'e u
vv«'«‘k fur nix suei essi\ e \ve«»ks in The
Col tuff«* fir*»v«* Sentim i, n weekly m w «-
ptt|*er j/ut/liiihe*! in ('ottuse fìruve, Lune
Cuiliity, Oregmi, n ii< vv «|»n |««'i uf generili
* irculnti*»n in Mimi «‘Utility, ami m pul»
1 1 h h«*«I l»y nr«l«*r ut Hun. fi F. Hki|»w*»rth,
jmlg*' n f thè uhm«* nnineil court, snid <»r-
<l«*r uf «Iute Nlny 2ì*th, li*I h .
The firn! pul/licntioti uf Miiinniuna is
un May -'»Int, 191 M, utili th«* Inni f/tll/licfi
timi un th** I 2t li «Inv *»f ,f ij |y. \. I*. I9IM
A L T A K ING,
A t t o r n e y f«»r l ’in i n t i f f.
|{esi«lenri* f ’uttng«* (Jr*»v«», Lune
oj . 11 j l j r l 2
f ’oiin ty , Oregon.
Nutiee in hereby given that l*v un nr
d T *»t th* * .iinfy «'uun n f Lmie euunty,
Oicgun, '*"!>' lumi** the Uh * 1 .y n i .lune,
1918, ili the loiatt'r uf th» e«tut*‘ n i
•Murthu J. I burnt*.n, «J» • - * ^♦*«I, th»* un
«Jef*igne*| Minnie H Finster w: * ii I«
¡m i h i « •« I adii* in istruì ri* *»f niiuì •••
All \nrnnu* having d a i m « againnt mi * id
est m
Hre h«*r«aby r«*quíre«l tu pri »*•111
t hem
m July vérifié«! ns n n n m > ì b y law
tu **u*d administrar rix in j/eraon « r ut
tlu* Flit«* í ’mifi' • inner
«inr«*, \ o . 525
Mam ,k i ♦•«*t, J'< ■
<irn\ »*, f >r«*gun
V- it hi n « i i ¡mm t Im fr o m Ih** «lat«» u f thin
notice.
i>nt**«i this * t h «lay nf .1 um*, 191H,
M I N N I E IV F l .A N T E I L
J in jlv •
A «i mi nini rat ri x
.SH E R IF F 8 S A L E O N E X E C U T I O N
IN F O R E C L O S U R E
Never was freedom from tire trouble
and tire expense so absolutely essential.
Know
A D M IN IS T R A T O R H N O T ICE
N O T I C E TO C R E D I T O R «
N o t ic e I- h e re b y giv»*n th a t t>y an nr
«1er n f th e ('u t ilit y C o u r t n f E u ne C o o n
t>. O re g o n , mu«!«* a n d fil«*«J .lu n e -¿V
1'.*IH, tin* lii.iJerM igned w a s af.|/uiut«'«l *'X
«••rut r I x n f th«* last w ill a m i t . s t a i m n t
a m i n f th«* e s ta te u f •Iue«/b J . R o b b in s .
d«*<'**îiMe«|f ; ml J a n e
Rub b in w , «les*eaM«*<l.
A ll , »«•tsnii h a v in g c la im s a g a in s t sa id
♦
’ «taf«* in uh f f i !«• nit me, «Itilv
verifi«*d
w ith a ll
«•Msary vuueher«tf with thè
ii m b r s i g n d exeeutrix ut thè u f f te*» nt
J. M I '• *m, Eugene, f)i«*g*»a. ori nr
befnn* m ÌX muntliM fruii» «bit«* h«*re# f
l*at«* nt t i«* tirst |/iiblieatinn »1 fi *
liuti * i* •' un** liH, UHH. The *!‘it«* nt
th«* la«t |#«.blicafina is July 25, I l i K
FI.ORI! « ( E \ U H I F ! fS.
jn2H j|y2.1
/
Ex«a utrix
.1. M. IJ**v« tm , Affnrnev fur E a*«*.
A D M IN IS T R A T O R S NO TICE
Never was (heir continuous and eco
nomical use so imperative.
Wr
HUMMONH
Engine* are either water-
cooled or air tuoled. Thia,
the air-cooled type, like all
inte rn a lco m b u a tio n anjinan.
requirea an oil that nulda
ita full lubricating qualities
at cylinder heat
burna
clean in the combustion
chambers and goes out
with exhaust Z K R O L E N R
Alls the«# requirements per
fertly. barman* it in c o rre c tly
refined from malacted C all»
forma anphalt-hana crude.
W. J. Woods, Special Agent, Standard Oil Co., Cottage Grove, Ore.
fr
HAR DWAR E
FURNITURE
KNOW LES & ORABER
J
F r column parish* d before «Jef use a f
ter defence.
Stalwart rnr n brought
from the Russian front, old nr n forced
into the service, mere boys in their
F «
guv«» up th«*;r lives tn !h«• g«»d of
war: unlitanvni wa showing o f f *t its
b«*<t an«! worst.
At -i terribb <*«/»• of life human b«*ings
wort* down th** last line nf British «!♦•
t»*ii“»* find troops -.battered and w ary,
but still buoyed by remaining eff eeti fo f
the stimulant - bur»* on to the w-st, even
past Albert, and dangerously «-I um «* t«»
th«* «‘ovefed goal, Amiens.
And there they were when we reached
that city nn the fifth «lav n f th** battle,
th«* «lay of gr«*nt slaughter, th» «lay on
which it seemed to many that they
might succeed, but th«' very «lay on
which they w«*r«* st«»pp«*d in the open.
With th«* effects o f the «*th«»r an«l rum
gon**, w eary and worn, th«• men w h«» had
pttss«*<| trench nn«l «nnnori and eiitnngle
ments were brought tn a halt, where
there w»*re nn **ritrenchm**nts.
There
they were hold, held until reinforce
ments eould conic, held by the valiant
British until th«* brilliant French troops
could reach them.
L« t us pause here for a thought. If
the German g«*nerals and th** German
military party will sacrifice their own
men as th**y surely di<| sacrifice them
to gain a pont in strategy, what would
they do to Amerien and our allies if
they should gain a final victory in the
w a r ' We should think o f this when it
comes to aiding our government and
the auxiliary workers in their efforts to
carry nn the struggle to a right victory,
to a right an«| lasting pea«**.
MAN BORN AND RAISED IN
GERMANY TELLS WHY
HE’S AN AMERICAN
Notice ; m hereby giv« *i tint by
»c
<l**r uf th«* euunty court o f Eune Coun
Noti«*«* im hereby giv«‘ii thut by virtue ty, Oregun, duly rnad«* and entered ui
nf un ExiM'Utiuii in Fureelniuire immu »*«] re««jf«l th»* 29th «lay uf May. Hr IS, in
«»ut nf th«» Circuit Court n f th** State th«* mutter uf tin* estât»* o f Thomas \V. Brutality of the Soldier W as Practiced
th** undersigned,
Upon Civil Population of Own
*»f Or«»g«/n, f«»r Lane Cnunty, un thè liti» De Lung, d«*c«*used,
Country Before the War.
«lav nf J mie, lì* I h , in a stiit w bercili un H«* I «'ii M. DeLung, was «July appointed
thè 1 11 h <iay n f .lune, li*l S, ili thè almv»- udiniiiistrutrix uf said estate. A ll per
entitled ('«»Uri Mary A. Hbermau and sons having «laiiiis against >aid estât*
The
runton, Kansu*. (>»/ -tte print
Laviti Shcrman, Fluiutiffit, re««»verei| are her«»by require«! to present them
i speech made in that to « n bv one
jildgment ugainnt Fingiti Mimi«, Efftt* duly verified as r«'<|uir**«l by law to sai«l
lierinnn Wilks, German-born, which 1
II iik I m , E. !.. Dnle/al ami Mr*. I>ule/al, administratrix at the law «»ffiee of Alta
worthy of wide circulation as a patri
hi m wife. first uml full uume uiikuuwri, King, First National Hank Building,
within
six otic declaration. The speech follows:
Harry Muunixiuii tinti Mr». Munnixma, C«»ttage (¿rove, Oregon,
" I know Ger many; 1 was Isirn there
im« vvife, firMt ami full nani«» un k m*w a. mouths from th** «late n f this notice.
I went to school in the fatherland; and
Luted this Jlst day «»f May, li*ls.
I>t*tcmiauts, fur th«* muiu «»t S«*veiiteen
let me tell you, rnv j».>o<| German friends
H E L E N M. L Ê L O N G ,
lltindred Eight ami 컫i loft Itnllurs with
Administratrix. here tonight, you do not know what you
11 »t«• r«*»I thereuu frum th«* Itoh day nf m31 j2s
ire telling about when you support Ger
February, lìti h , at th«* rat«1 «»t h |H*r « «* ii t
man autocracy. If you are honest about
|»er annulli, ami Oli«* iluiidr«*«! Eighty N O T I C E OF F I N A L S E T T L E M E N T
it you will say that you and your fath
ami no Fio Ituilars Attorney»* fees with
ers fled from Germany, just as mine did
ii»t«'r«*i»t at io per «•«•ut frolli I ì *I h ,
In the County Court of the State of to escape military tyranny.
I know
ami th«* fnrther miiii « » t Twenty fi\e Or««g«»n for Lan«* (.'»unity.
Prussinnism. You may have been lairii
ami io loo I«««Hai.« cont m and «iisbuiM*
In the matter uf the Estate nf Osear els.-where in the empire, but the brutal
menti«, am! th«» turibi’r miiiii uf f(i<T.*» II. Tiiplin, deceased.
.ron hec-l o f the government that ha.*
tuxcs, whii lt jmlgment was <*iirolled ami
N«»ti«*e is h«*reby given that th«» un drenched this whole world in its war
it«M'ketc«i in flit» c l e r k ' m offie«* nf sai«! «lersigned administratrix of the estât*
for world power was the same power
Court in Mimi Coniliv un th«* 111li «lav of Oscar IL Taplin, «l«*eeas*»d, has filed
that made every German who had
«• t *!uue, F.*l>. an«i Mimi Ex«*»*ution t*» me ill flu* above entitled court her final
little cottage or mud hut. no matter
«lireete«|, (‘nminamlitig me in the nume account in Mett lenient « * f said estate,
how poor lie was. to board a German
«»f thè .State ut Ort*g«»tt %ia «»rder tu nat
and by order of said Court Tuesday, the oddier free of charge.
That soldier
ikfy aaid jmlgim nt, c«*MtM and accruing Itith day «»t July, li* l v at lo »»'clock wa- the nutorrut of that home.
Hi
c«»MtM, t«» m «*II thè fullnwing «l«*Mci ibe«l a. in., in th«» County Court room in the word w h s law. I f he punished a child
r«*aI |»r»»j»«*rfy t<» vvit :
court hous«* in Eugene, Oregon, has b«*«*n •r knocked him from a chair to the
Cuniiitericing ut a |»«»int in the Enat line fixed as the time and place for hearing floor the father must -mile. To resent
nf thè righi «»f wity of th*4 Oreg«m and objections, if any, t«» saitl final account the action of the brutal guest, who must
California Kailroiitl Cu. (Southern Fa
and for the settlement of said «»state
have the best of everything in that
«•»tic L*» mm «»«*) 5.ÌI2 ehi«. Kant nf tli«1
Lutisi this 12th day «»f .lune, llH.s.
house, was to bring dire punishment
s«iiithwe»«t eorner nf fin* tlume.H (*hapin
C l. A K A K. T A P L I N .
ipon the head of that family. There
i » I (
No IO in r p -'i ^ i»
West jn 14-jl 12
Administratrix
ia s a filled knapsack hanging upon the
ut Willuinette Meri«iiuti, ami rtininng
tail and a loaded gun in the corner,
thenc«* South .'JIJ ¿ 0 " \V«*Mt alnug line
D o n 't' forget that by paying a full and when a rail of war did come that
of miik I tight «»f wny 1J.75 ehi«, tu thè
y e a r ’s subscription in advance you get soldier with 150 others knew just where
eenler «»f Martin Crcck, thcm'e d«»wvi
it at the old rate o f $1.50. The new rate •o run in order to form a company ready
«•• mi ter «*f Maid Martin Cr«*«*k with it?»
applies on delinquent accounts only, tf for immediate service. That is a type
ineamleringM aa fnllows, to vvit: Eaat 5
if the German organization for you.
eh?«. Nnrth 7J° .'to’ Eaat 4.75 c I im . North
A W F U L S L A U G H T E R OF G E R M A N S What I have said cannot be denied.
h 7° .'to'* Kìiat •» chi«. North 52* 2.7l) chi*.
• • l.et me tell you something else,
S IC K E N S BRITISH G U N N E R S
Ri •
Bui
i 34* 30
have been asked so many times how
Raat LJO eh*. North 51 ” J0# Kant 4..r>U
can the German people, who are gener
tContinued from first page
chi«. North 27* io" Kunt 3 eh?«. Nnrth
■illy so peaceful, have changed into such
ll*° Kunt 2.50 cha. Nnrth I C Kaat i . ’»ó
murderers? 1 tell you that for years
«•hi«, t«» thè »South line uf Jaim»M Chapiu
As that wave o f Germans, a s«»lid and years there has not been a minis
1>. E. C. No. 40 and thenc«* NVent «m mass, came across the land between tli« ■er standing in the pulpits o f Germany
Cluini line lì».40 eh*. F» tli«* place o f b«»- British and German trenches, the heavv but what has been selected by the gov
gintiing, «’«»ntaiuing 22.lt* aerei« mori* *»r guns o f the British opened on th«1
eminent. Approved by the powers he
|«» mm , ami b«»iiig iti Lane County, State They had but to fire. They could not has never preached to the people with
of Oregon, l/eiiig a |»urt of Marion in ism th«* enemy. The Gentians sank F out combining the name of kaiser Wit
Martin ami W ife I». L. C. No. 40, N«»tt. their death by thousands h«»fore thus* helm with God Almighty. The people
Mi2 in Miti«! Towanhip 21 S. K. ò \V. of guns. But the war-mud managers be
have had it preached to them. It be
hind them ha«l planned f«»r just such a came a part o f th. ir religion. God ha-
\V il Iti mette Meridian.
N’nvv, therefore, in the Nitine of the slaughter «if their own men. With th« given them the kaiser. It is a part of
Stufe o f Oregon and in compiimi««' death struggles of the first wave i»t their training as well for not a school
with Mani Execution and Order «*t’ Sale Germans, tame a second, uniforms new. teacher or instructor in the schools of
and ili order to imti*fy mhì «I jmlgment. hearts b e a : ing fast aliti brains borne u| the fatherland but what is subject to
with the stimulus of rum and ether. the approval o f the German government
«•oMt.H and accruing ««» sìm I wi11 on Sut
urday, thè 271li day of July, liMS, be They, too, w ent dow n before the terri fit and the children are taught that Ger
tween the h«»urM of ì» o ’eloek u. in. and fire o f tht same British guns.
many must lead the world, that their
The t hi til wave of men came ami th«1 kaiser and their God are inseparably
I o'clock p. ni., fo vvit at 1 o'clock p. in
un sani day, at th«* Southweat door ot third wave of men died.
connected. I tell you that the German
Thousun Is more came in the fourth people have had so mueh of this doc
the County Court h«uiae iti E «gene, Lane
County, Oregon, oft’er for sale for eash. wave, anti were pile»! demi above th« trine that they really believe what they
bodies ot their comrade*.
have been taught and cannot escape
aiilijerf t«» mlemption, all the rigiit, ti
So it went, wave after wav«4, the Ger
from the virus.
tic and interest of the above-nnmed df
“ M y own mother carried me in her
fenilanta in and to thè abtive deaeribed man generals deF'rtuii.ed to make *'th«
ka iser’s ov n bu ttl e’ * a victory by wear
•trms. She knew what military tyranny
reni property.
ing out the British guns with German was. for she suffered until we came to
Date«! this I2th day t»f June, 1918.
human flesh.
the land o f the free to live under God
*1). A. E L K I N S ,
The Hri'ish gunners actually became given stars and strip-s. Often have I
jn21 jlvlì»
Sh eri ff o f ta n e Co. Oregon
heart sick with k lling the poor beings heard her say in heart-broken anguish
who marched to th«ir death on the «»r over the safety of her brothers whe
N O T ICE OF F I N A L S E T T L E M E N T
«lers of their own cruel generals.
fought in the German legions, ‘ O why is
Notice is hereby given that the nn-
When the ninth wave o f men had it necessary for a people to fight and
dersigned administrator of the estate
come and «lied, th«* cannon in the first keep great armies when all could be so
of
Ira
K.
Conner,
«lee»»as«*d,
has
line of British defens«4 became so hot happy?'
Her brothers were killed in
fil«»d in the County Court «»f Lane
that they could not be fire«! tiny tm»rc. battle, but our love went out to this
County, Oregon, his final account as
The gunners took o f f th«» breech locks great country o f freedom which ha«
such administrator am! that Tuesday,
and retire«! t«» the s«*cond line of de
blessed the world and which is ours to
the 23rd day of July, 11»is, at the hour fense.
lay. How 1 ¡a - would she lie were she
of 10 oVIock a. in. of said day hits been
On came the tenth wave of Germans, only here non to know thnt three sturdy
fix«4«! by said court as the time for h«*ar
there to meet the fate o f th«4 nine that grandsons nre i-- the service ready to
ing any objection* to said report and had gon«» before. On cani«» others, sac
follow Old Glory to - greater sphere of
settlement thereof, in the county court ri fices to the will of nn nutocracv de
freedom than the world has ever known
room o f said court.
C. C. C O N N E R .
termine«! t«» fasten on tht* rest of the They have taken a solemn vow to fol
jn2l jly 1!»
Adipinistrator. world th«» same militarism that made
low our flag until it floats in triumph
these subjects give up their lives.
over Mresdon, if reed be. And their
N O TICE OF F I N A L S E T T L E M E N T
But the Germ."n generals hr i more march, my friends, won't be the march
Notice is hereby given that the un- men to feed int«» îjie brrrnge of the of the German* through Belgium, with
deraigned ailminiatrator of the «»state second line of B r t b h guns, and feti its blood and teai« for they will sav
of Mrs. Susan Conner, deceased, has th«*m; f«»«l them until more British gun to the German people. ‘ Come, my broth
file«! in the County Court t»f Lane ners were sickened by th«4 sight anil ers, into the enjoyment o f the fruits of
County, Oregon, his final account as fire«! more from duty than hat reti- *ix
great freedom of the world democracy
such a«lministrator and that Tu»4s«lay, eept such hatred r.; must arise in men that knows no divine right o f kings
the 2Jr«| day t»f July, 1918, at the hour with red blood nr«l hearts «»f humen nnd that shall mean for all peace and
o f 10 o'clock a. m. of aaid day has been beings for generals who will make such happiness. W e come not to rob von of
fix«»d by saitl court as the time f«»r heat
n sacrifie«» of human life.
your land, or your money, or to enslave
ing any objections to said report ami
St» human flesh wore «Iowa more steel, you, but to bring you in larger measure
settlement thereof, in th«» county court men paid th«4 toll with their liven until that message,which the angel* snng nut
room of saitl court,
C. C. C O N N E R ,
more British gun:; been me te«» h«>t F» be nn old .Tndea, pence on earth, good will
jn21 jlyllt
Administrator. fired. W ov e after wave and column af- to men.* ”
fr
Providing
Banking Protection
The vast resources of the Federal
Reserve .System, now over a thou
sand million dollars, are contrih
uted by the depositors In banks
which, like ourselves, are mem
hers of this great system.
The largest and the smallest of
our depositors each contributes In
the same proportion to this fund,
which fiv es protection to all.
I f you ha v e n 't this protection
already you uu^ht not to delay.
You secure It the moment you
become one of our depositors.
MEMBER
FEDERAL RESERVE
SYSTEM
First National Bank
Cottage Grove, Oregon
W.W. M’Farland
The City Transfer
All Kinds of
Hauling & Draying Done
on Short Notice
Plano M ov ing a Specialty
WOOD A N D COAL
Phone 55
Office at the Bon Ton
Confectionery
L. L. Harrel
Cottage Grove Tranafer
Draying of ail Kinds
P IA N O M O V IN G
A U T O D R A Y FOR Q U IC K D E L I V E R Y
T E L E P H O N E 72
E L IT E C O N FE C TIO N E R Y
O FFIC E
W it h the cost of everything entering
into the making o f a newspaper increas
ing, it is absolutely essential that all
subscriptions be paid promptly.
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BUTTER
WRAPPER
PRICES
The following prices are now in e f
fect on butter wrappers:
HMi wrappers, on Fridays and Batur-
days only .......................'
1 0 0 wrappers, on any day except F r i
days and Saturdays______________ $1.20
These are cash prices.
Additional wrappers printed at the
same time with either o f the above, 35
•ents the 100.
COTTAGE GROVE SE N T IN E L,
The L iv e W ire Newspaper.
P ro fe s sio n a l Cards
MAX LUEBKE
THE RAWLEIGH MAN
775 Sixth A vc W., Eu;ene. Ore.
Local agency at J. B. Protzman's
R. McCARGAR. D. D. S.
D E N T IST
Neuralgia relieved instantly by
local application. Residence” and
office at Fifth and Main.
Phone I81J
Cottage Grove, Ore.
DR. S. M WENDT
Physician and Surgeon
Special attention given to surgery
and eye, ear and throat. Country
calls as well as city calls answered
day or night.-
O ffice:
Cottage
Grove
Hospital
J. E. YOUNG
ATTORNEY AT LAW
O ffice on Main avenue
Oregon
Cottage Grove
A
W. KIME. M. D.
P H Y S IC IA N
AND
SURGEON
O ffice in Phillips building over
the Benson drug store. Office
phone 34 Residence phone 126J.
Oregon
Cottage Grove
DR. W. M. HAMILTON
Res. Phone 14 F3
L IC E N S E D CH IRO PRACTIC
PH Y S IC IA N
Consultation
and
examination
free. O ffi ce hours 9 to 5. Sun
days and evenings by appointai't.
O ffice in old Cottage Grove bank
building at 104*k Main evenue.
H J. SHINN
ATTORNEY AT L A W
and notary public.
Practices
all courts, Tw enty fi v e years ex-
perienee
Bader Bldg.
Cottage Grove, Ore.
ALTA KING
ATTORNEY AT LAW
O ffic e located in the rear of
the First National bank.
Oregon
Cottage Grove
J. S. MEDLEY
ATTORNEY AT LAW
774 Willamette St.
Eugene, Ore.