Coquille City herald., June 26, 1913, Image 5

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11,1,1 f"urtirn
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L fui til Work. A b o u t e ig h t
v e a r l
f a v i began u»mg Fulay't K liJ
k . tnJ On ) have itonm what
Uicinn Itill I * " «lo. am i i,,,*
Lung It'"' 1 " command Foley
frilla “ F o r
«»y a ll lie a le r t
T h in gs W e T h in k
T k k a i other» iKlak. and what
HEMENWAY 4 LOCKWOOD’S
COLUMN
th ink o f th o t k l « p o th a r» think
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nll«M •»
r ~
A cru»ty bachalor »aya he would Lx
happy If h« had a wife to do hi* took-
In*, mend hi» cloth«» and look nft«-r hu .
n"™. oerri«» . 0f «11 kin,u
-rt.
peraonal comfort.
Ho woald aome
L ? ' 7 ; rf , ' l plw *
l»a«ture and tim*
married men.
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g r a n g e for atoek. R„„.
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Moat rook» are taxidermlaU In a way water : i : W,,° U* h “ “
« "t
they »lu ff animal».
farL o
'" ‘ i ,CrMk ,or *fr *galing
n gooil wagon road.
This
A fool
fool.
1 » »ornrtiineM tlie hardyat to , i r " hM * » *
K'x«i timber.
l - » i . good water and
Price « » , 000 . Terma.
o il » 1 x 1 water w.,n't mix tomr man J * ™ ? U,r* ' n" k‘" ,rom t4mn on
,
* « «'-re. In cul-
are » 4 . »Ilp|wry we chould think they ' tiv . 1 “
ti vat ion and pasture, 60 acrM timing.
Would die of thlril.
A large farm hnu«,. three large barn«
► or ■ little thing a hornet ha» an em
phatlr way of gaining attention.
Home folk»
4 io I
i. Cow».
Poultry, etc
I'll »lll.lll 1 ) 11.111
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( or frvrr «,,ii », u lrrr», Itoli»,
or other akin troublo», uri ■
Barklrn » Arnie» Salve »ml you
f
I rrllrf promptly. M r». B n n
I of Hirn,inyli»in, A l » . »uffrr«-,!
I «rl) »leer for nin» rnotilha » im I
• t Amie» Solve r u m i her in
At, Will help you. Only V «.
I by »II dealer».
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Shop" Where (»<**1
iPnntinK >* Don«
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I AltMiillhtf
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h e firm luné led la
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Moat of ua are good booatera for
wimethlng someone else will have to
pay for.
It 1 »
mostly always rheaper to pre­
vent loss than to suffer it
ao wc learn
OUI Adam may have hail some trou­
bles but he never hail to jaw hia wife
!..* »
1RL K. M IL L S
about her hobble skirts.
Huri nur In
HAKION V FATITI
Director :: Em balm er
f KIMK, M. I).
Moat children imagine that when they
grow up they will Improve on the way
their parent* do thinga and moat
parents hope they will.
An optimist Is a man of 60 who
thinks his 'Jd-year-ohl wife married him
»ician and Surgeon
l 'Vu- 14 l:. .idenee I'holM’ I 2 »V .1 for love.
The dreamer is not usually rated
very high, hut anyway he is not always
MEDLEY
telling a hard luck tale.
Attorney -at-1 taw
I Luminiti Given to Mimmi »ixl
Oarporstka I jiw .
| < * * W.MMlwnnl Building
r ; m < n ra trljM
Ht*» k
uflk* ' ) I f.awaoti
Main M
is willing to \x I
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K K O ST
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JAS, H. TAYLOK
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and
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hroat
is h a s k s
AAprcnliv l i l t » P u tt»«
While T e m p le ,
^ re
When had newa atarta to travel it
pays no attention to danger aignal».
The powder tmat ia not backing the
safe ami sane Fourth propaganda.
m
|C<ma«h»tt.,« >.y a|.|ailiitmr«l only.
Criticize not unless ye yourself wel­
come criticism. _ _ _ _ _ _
You need not be large to be big.
It is not usually wiac to do thing« on
the spur of the moment, but we do not
with to advise too severely against auch
kind of action for fear of keeping
aome folk« from doing anything.
Kver since the Savior was crucified
I i l ' ( • I t N I 1
, on the croaa the innocent have suffered
fur the aina of the guilty.
v. WATERHOUSE
thcr o f V in n u n m l U r y n n
*tel lim n the A w m ria le d Honnl,
A little bail luck ia a good thing once
in awhile to teat a man's mettle.
Three Wyoming men have died from
1 *<wlrmy unit Royal College ol the bite of a woodtiok.
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Renhlriu-r Seeoml Strret.
^kw* Main I
Hnldenca, Mam Hit-
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f i . I St ¡RAM, n. M.
/>.
Dentist
|*Ll WORK G U A R A N T E E D
Think of the
wonderful reaiating power of the gen­
uine Minnesota lumberjack who sleep*
with grayback* ami grow* fat.
Don’t fight shy of honeat advice.
You'll he guided by it to your profit
when you Icnit expect it.
There are never more than nine dol­
lars In a dollar bill after you break it.
C o tta g e G r o v e , O r «
|E. YOUNG
Criticism may not make every crti-
cized person prominent, hut it «»
•Allorntv at Law
made a rc|>ut«tion for many. *'
one has ever reach«) prominence with
01tcr on M ai» a itrel
|,*n* OhOVR
rcmfly l°w
«‘lit.
ifhnesH. prog*
I s<*ful for b»*
in c h e s .
towels on Wj
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n
aeverelv
eriticiaed.
clam of your wcilwlt»«. « • c« Uin
sign that you are doing something.
A lU n n c y - n t - L n w
Notice of
Final Account.
I" all Court» of State.
Corpor-
•ininx «m l Probate la w ■ • p r ft a lt y
Collection ami Inatirance.
Notice ia hereby given that H.
Kakin, the administrator of the estate
UR MOON o f Jennie T. Sehlhrede, deceased, has
¡,*nkr.*iivK
:k of supenjf
!4 in. Pairl^
; and of sm°jj
OR ROOM out being
C. JOHNSON
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ta V n i > lf«| v rle ix r
H. J. SH INN
ATTORNKY A T C A W
N' it a r v r tm t.ic
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fO T TA O K OROVK.OKK
i la
f r ROBBINS, M. D.
^y*iei»n nml Surgeon
* * « W « n e « : 104 a. Rth Street
the improvements if cultivated.
175 per acre,
Price
Few leader« have ever gotten to the
Clnae-in home cheap . —6 acres three-
front |,y Itrlng railed there,
fourth« miles from town, upland, but
comparatively level.
H e w e d log
A love affair la the only original
house, two aerea cleared, the balance
elixir of youth.
I young timber. If taken aoon can ue
Some folk» like to are how rloae they bought for WOO; Ifiixi cash, the balance
ran gel to temptation without falling tune at 7 per cent. Thl* tract will
make good chicken farpi. or fine for
uver the brink.
fruit.
Nevrr a ropy of the moat univer»ally
We write fire insurance, farm risks,
advertised hook of history ha» ever
buaineas risks arxl plate glass insur­
been sold the one written by the re­
ance, automobile insurance and liabili­
cording angel.
ty insurance. We have town property
Kvery Fourth ■ few live» ate »arri- to trade for country pro|ierty, and
flcrd on the altar of human liberty.
country property to trade for town
property. Write us or come in and aee
I »eveloping the brain 1 « «aid to make
ua.
weak bodies. If thia ia true there
One fine residence lot with 5-room
•houki Iw a tremendous number of phy­
house, chicken houae, worn! shed. This
sically |ierfei t fieople.
property is located on West Main St.
Some women admire men with bark- Street ia paved. Cheap at the price
bone rnough to do what their wive« tell of $700.
after It ia all over.
B K 1 E N H , O K I-:.
I , A fill»
deliberately
them to regardless of what rommsnt
the world may make.
)fiSblONAL CARDS
• f r r t i < M imhh
then
own fault» until elrrted to office
j ymii I" - ! 1 , 1 'lrr mill you'll
• I villi I lie* results
. r»i».||. i , f __
will ge 1 Satan iM-hirul
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wUh • " I“ « » « of »mail
h 11 P|«,.e can be bought for
turn "'H U .
*■■■> l>er acre. Any one wanting a large
farm ran do no better than thia place.
W e have heard of a man who want»
4k acre«, ««yen mi lea from Cottage
• divorce from hi» wife boeRUaa »he
retuae» to rook. Other» having wive» Drove, on the Coast Fork road. All
bottom land and cultivated. There are
who do rook might he glad to trade.
no Improvements on thia tract but it ia
Hornet I me* a man doean't realize hi» No. I good land. The aoil will put on
them ami
around.
Good
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, ! h* y' Kr,,n 80,1 "lock. Water piped
‘"lu huuac. running w .te, through
Place, 200 yard. f,0,„ railroad, orchard
lilod hia final account with the Countv
Clerk, o f Lane County, Oregon, ami
that Saturday, Julyfi, 1PI.T, at the hour
o f 10 o’clock a. m., has been fixed as
the time for paaaing u|>on the final ac­
count and all persona interested in the
said estate are notified to file their ob­
jections, if any they have, to the final
account with the said Clerk, on or be­
fore the said date.
Dated thia 2nd day o f June, 191.1.
H E R B E R T KAKIN,
juncfi-julyS
Administrator.
Sound Doctrine.
Eugene Register; The Register fully
agrees with Mr. Porter of Walker,
who is quoted elsewhere in thia issue,
when he says; " I t seems to me that
on every point that cornea up for the
good of some town or city in our terri­
tory we should all join hands. What
helps Walker also helps Cottage Grove,
and what help* Cottage Grove in some
degree helps Walker, and what helps
• reswell helps both of us, ao what
reason is there except that of petty
jealousy Ui keep us from joining
hands on every proposition that comes
up for the good of any one of ua.”
Mr. Porter is exactly right. What
benefits one part of the Willamette
valley benefits in some degree every
other part.
In helping some other
town or some other community, we are
indirectly helping ourselves, for we
are all working to a rm ra o n end—
the further development of the coun­
try.
In some parts nf the state the feel­
ing between different communities is
hitter, and there are incersant fac­
tional quarrels that hinder progress and
stay development. Fortunately, this is
not true of the Willamette valley; and
the fact goes far toward explaining
the enviable prosperity of this section.
Real Estate 1» Auction Ì
RETIRING SALE OFFERS GREAT
OPPORTUNITIES FOR INVESTMENT
IT 646 WILLAMETTE SI.. EUGENE
JULY
1st, 2 d , 3 d
1
QEO. M E L V IN MILLER.
the pioneer realty dealer
of Kugetie will offer Eugene. Mapleton, Acme, Gleuada,
Florence and Ocean Beach property to the highest bidder.
Terms 25% cash, balance long time at 6 % interest. The
railroad from Kugene into the midst of this Siuslaw property,
now nearing completion, will hasten its devslopment, m ak­
ing it a very attractive investment at this time.
Mr Miller
has conducted many such auction sales during his long
active business career in Eugene, and his methods are well
known to l>e entirely satisfactory to his customers.
Mr.
Miller is closing up his business to retire permanently,
hence this will be his last auction sale.
What Shall We Do 00 the Fourth?
F)d. Sentinel: May 1 have space in
your paper to sow broadcast a few
thoughts? How are we on the coining
The value of a paper’s advertising is gauged by the number of
F’ourth of July going to express our
people it reaches. N o other paper reaches more than a quarter ax
appreciation of the great principles of
many C ottage Grove people as does The Sentinel.
liberty that have made us a great na­
tion? This is the 137th anniversary of
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uur declaration of right, that first
made such an impression on the world’s
great nations, and ia still a beacon
light placed in our hands to give lib­
erty to the oppressed.
Are we holding these principles with
VIA T H E
the enthusiasm that our fathers did?
Are we living out those principles in
every detail? Have we as a nation or­
dained by our creator (See Romans
13:1-7) guarded am! maintained those
. SUNSET .
3 Day Tickets on Sale
Season Tickets on Sale
principles in full.
I<XD£M»SHASTA|
ROUTES
Saturday and Sunday
Daily Until Sept. 30
Have we said to the millionaire, air,
we appreciate your energy and the
opportunities God has given (See Deut.
j it*-* :
8:18) but you have enough, now halp
160-acre ranch, all first-class bottom this government with your income to |
TO
Isnd, plenty of timber for firewood, 80 sustain the less fortunate, and to main­
to 90 acres in cultivation, fine orchard tain benevolent enterprises, thus keep­
and all kinds of berriea, good houae, ing your children on an e«juality with ;
Season fares from the principal stations to Newport or Tillamook Beaches are as follows:
two barns, large straw shed, big mine.
TO
FARE
FROM
FARE
TO
cbicacn house ami other outbuildings,
Are we holding the light so that it
$ 4.00
$ 6.25 •
Tillamook Beaches
Portland
Newport
running water and spring, water piped will ahow to all the world our religious
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4.70
Oregon City
6.25
ti
ti
to houae and barn, plenty for irriga­ right, the right to worship, as God has
6.00
5.15
Salem
ti
«4
7.30
4.00
Albanv
tion. Quarter mile to railroad station, ordained.
it
it
7.10
Corvallis
3.75
half mile to poat office ami store. Will
Please watch and study the princi­
4 4
4 4
5.80
9.00
Eugene
4
4
it
»ell »lock and implements if desired. ples that will be advocate«i in the
8.75
12.00
Roseburg
it
it
Medford
12.00
17.20
4<> acres three and one-half miles W orld's Christian Citizenship Confer­
it
it
12.00
17.75
Ashland
]
ence
at
Portlaml
and
the
W
orld’s
En-
from town. Box house, barn and out­
(^orrwipontlinff low fares from other point*. Week erwi ticket* on «ale from various point»-
houses.
About 7 acrea open land. deavor Convention at San Francisco to
Summer V acations!
SEASHORE OR MOUNTAINS
TILLAMOOK AND NEWPORT BEACHES
S U N D A Y E X C U R S IO N T R A IN O N T H E C . A E . R . R .
Place all fenced. Plenty of timber for be held soon.
Ix-uvea Albany at 7:20 a. m.. Corvallis 7:50 a. m. and connect* with the S. P. train* 1C anti 14
Beware
fellow
citizens
how
we
hold
Northbound and No. 13 Southbound
farm purposes. This place if taken
aoon ran be had for $1,250. Terma on the torch of liberty. There are lines
for government to draw here as with
part.
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Ticket* will be sold from all main and branch line point* in Oregon to Eastern destination
the monied power, but remember that
H acre tract adjoining Cottage Grove.
one way through California or via Portland. Stop-over* within limit.
the firat four of God’s commands are
Thia (dace ia the most desirable resi­
not subjects of legislation.
dence property near town.
House
F IN A L . R E T U R N L I M I T O C T . 3la>r.
♦
Pardon, I am not here to criticise,
nearly new, small barn, large chicken
For
beautifully
illustrated
booklet
‘
‘Vacation
Days,’
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and
booklet*
describing
Tilla-
A
only as one that lovea our glorious prin­
tnook County Beach«*, Newport and other point*, a* well a* information about Eastern «%
house, large wood house, wash house
Fare*, route*, stop-ogpra, etc., call on nearest Agent or w rite to
A
ciples o f liberty, and wants to guard
ami other out buildings, 150 selected
and ahow my appreciation of them.
JOHN M. SCOTT, Gen’l Passenger Agt., PORTLAND, OR. $
fruit trees, larger part will bear thia
1 inclose a ballad we used to sing in
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year. A ll kimla of small fruits in
our Fourth of July celebration, but (
bearing, the beat of garden land.
have not heard it in public for years.
There are 700 goose berries in bearing.
I would go a long ways to hear it sung ^ x - x - x - x - x - x - i - x - x - x - x - x ^ x - x - x - x - i - x - x - x - x - x - x - x - : - : ”:-;";'
A strong spring of water runs the year
with the spirit and understanding of
around. Can be put into the house.
our fathers and mothers. I have for­
Three acres of pasture. About 5 acres
gotten part of the second verse so have
cultivate«!. Will sell or rent. Write.
supplied my thoughts.
80 acres, four miles from town. Box
I hope some of our pioneers or per­
house, one acre in cultivation, 1,500,000 haps some of our youthful historians
feet saw timber and 1.600 Hticks of pil­ can produce the original in full.
ing.
About 72 acres can be tilled
Let ua get together and rejoice on
when cleared off. Creek water through the coming Fourth of July.
place and place all fenced. Price $20
H ail! Our country’s natal morn!
Per acre. Terms.
Hail I Our spreading kindred borne !
160 acrea of logged off land and all H a il! Our banner not yet torn.
fence«! with woven wife fence. About
W aving o ’er the free,
15 acres cultivated. Ninety head of While thia day in festal throngs
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angora goata go wilh the place. Old
Millions swell our patriot song.
family orchawl, creek water, only 3} Shall we our notes prolong.
miles from town. All for $2,400. This
Hallowed Jubilee?
is a good bargain.
Dear to me the South’s fair land;
The Strength, Etj^iipment and Disposition to Serve Its Patrons
Nnw is your best time to invest in
Dear the central mountain band;
lakes this Bank Attractive
propert) in ami around Cottage Grove. Dear N ew England’s rocky strand;
Properties are cheaper for the same
Dear the prairied W est;
value« than anywhere in the Wiliam Dear Pacific’s border state;
otte Valley. Come in and aee ua or
Dear Alaska cold but great;
write ua. H«imenway & Iockwood
Dear our press and social state;
100x100 with 6-room house, 100 feet
Dear our liberty.
from Main Street. Thia ia goo«l busi
By our altar pure and fr e e ;
ness tract ami in the business part of
$
By our la w ’s deep rooteti tree ;
the town. For good reasons will sell
By our past dead memory ;
cheaper than other properties adjoining
By our W ashington;
same. Write.
By uur common parent tongue ;
234 acrea. surface rolling, but not
By our hope’s bright bouysnt young;
steep. Watered by river and springs,
By the ties of kindred stro n g;
43 acre« cultivatiHi. One and one-haif
W e will still be one.
million f«^*t of good saw timber besides
U N C L E C. L. A.
U. S. Postal Savings Depository
piling and mining timber«. One and
one-half miles from «hipping station,
430-Acre Farm Sold.
one-half mile to school. This 1« good
A business deal of more than usual
aoil «ml cheap. Price $35 per acre magnitude was completed Saturday
$5,000 cash, balance time. 80 acre*. 6$ night, whereby the Eugene & Great
miles from Cottage Grove on good Western Land company sold a 430-acre
wagon road. River bottom land, 70 farm near Creswell to Joseph Clark
acres in cultivation ami pasture; 10 and D. A . McCullough taking in the
acres timber. The beat of soil, free deal the St. Francis hotel equipment
Surprisingly if you make it a rule to
and «rnaily cultivated, good 7-room farm and building in Eugene.
The farm
pay by check only and deposit all your
house. h*rn 40x60 with all other out sold to Mesara. Clark and McCullough
cash at the Bank o f Cottage Grove.
building« usually found on good farms. is one of the first properties in thia
Then you stop to think before you buy
Good fences ami watered by Mosby section purchased by Messrs. O. H.
and in many cases thinking m«>ans
Creek. Irrigation ditch on place. A Skotheim, John Baird and P. A ug.
refraining.
Ambition to have a good
good family orchard in bearing. One Peteraon, the organisers o f the Eugene
balance prevents many a spending, and
and one-fourth miles to shipping sta­ & Great Western Land Co. It has a
thus your deposits roll up.
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tion, three-fourths mile to school. large orchard planting o f pears, applea
Excursion Fares East
T IC K E T S O N S A L E D A IL Y T O S E P T . 30
$
OPEN SEASON FOR CAMPERS f
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Try us for Camp Stoves, Tents, Wagon Covers |
Hammocks and Cheap Cooking Uutensiis. |
KNOW LES & GRÄBER
!
Capital - $25.000
Surplus - $25,000
Undivided Profits
10,000
Safety First
Service Next
Courtesy Always
First N a tio n a l B a n k
YOUR BANK DEPOSITS
ROLL UP
This is «n M **1 hom® fnr * *o°d and walnuta.
farmer. 18,000; $5.000 cash, balance
Calling cards— The Sentinel,
time.
BANK OF COTTAGE GROVE
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