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too clumsy, expensive and unintelligent
to be used as a menus of general legis
lation.
Were it not for tbe fnct that the ini­
A N D COTTAGE OROVE L E A D E R
tiative puts a whole lot of money into
A WEEKLY N E W S P A P E R W IT H P L E N T Y OF BACKBONE the pockets of uewrapuper publishers, it
, is likely that some pretty radicul
...... P U B L IS H E R S changes m it would be advocated by the
ELB E R T BEDE A N D E LB E R T SMITH.
...........EDITOR uewspnpers.
ELB E R T BEDE-----------------------------------
cEljr (Eottagr (ta it? B ru íin rl
A firat class publication entered at Cotture Grove, Oregon, as second class matter
uitig it i» oh ly u tlny depressimi tliat
could ha ve beeu filled willi a shovelful
of eurlh or grave), but (hrough ncglcct
it is permitted to grow larger and
larger. Fiually it beco tuoi so largo that
soniething has to bo dono. I f it had
beeu takeu iu liand ut thè beginiiing a
few minuto« ’ work would bave beeu «uf
fìcieut to repuir it, but after uioiith« of
negloct repnirs are coitly. I f thè lux
puyer » i l i uiultiply ono ueg tee tini rhuck
Inde by a uiilliou he wiII get ali idea of
nhoro thè roud money goe«.
The road putrol System i« sane und
economica!, aud is Imsed ou good busi
uoss prinriples. By tukiug Ilio needed
siiteli in tinte it suves nino. It ought
tu be giveu a thorough trial in Lane
rouuty.
The Hiuslaw Harbor Pilot hits sus
pended. This makes four Laue county
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newspapers that have suspended during
the past twelve mouths. Verily the way
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DO A W A Y W IT H E X T R A V A O A N O E .
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NE BY ONK the papers o f the
Display, 25 cents per inch; reading notice ads., 8 cents per liue; surrounded ads.,
state are coming out against the T E L L S O r T H E W E A T H E R OF lMlti
50 cents per inch; classified ads., 1 cent per word. Special discounts ou contracts.
extruvaganee of the direct primary
Cards of Thanks and Resolutions, 6 cents per lino.
which adds $10,000 or more to the ex t Bulletin Journal, Independence, l o » n )
L E G A L RATES
Mrs. Geo. L. 1’oiilsou, on route seven
pense of a county each year. The direct
8c per line for single insertion; 5c per line for subsequent insertions up to and primary is such a fat thing for the out of this city, scuds the Bulletin Jour
including a total of four insertions; 5c per liue flat for all notices runuing five newspapers that they cannot be expect­ uni a clipping from a Des Monies paper
insertions to ten insertions; 4c per line flat for notices running over ten insertions. ed to fall over themselves to abolish it, of recent dale. It deals interest! ugly
but the Woodburu Independent ex with the weather this year aud tells of
MEMBER N A TIO N A ll E D IT O R IA L ASSO CIATIO N
presses some good ideas upon the sub the severe whiter of 1818, 100 years ago,
MEMBER W IL L A M E T T E V A L L E Y E D IT O R IA L ASSO C IATIO N jeet. It says:
when there was no summer at all. Mrs.
The direct primary system is sup I’oulaou speak« uf the la«t year being
MEMBER OREGON S T A T E E D IT O R IA L ASSO C IATIO N
posedly for the purpose of keeping alive such ini untiHual one and the prevent
TH U R S D A Y , J U L Y 13, 191«
the different party organisations, when year starting out anything but favor
in truth it is slowly sappiug the able for crops, “ But,” she says, " w h en
» e stop to think of what our forefathers
strength o f all parties.
By advising the abolishment of the endured we ought to be thankful if it
BY A R T H U R
direct primary we seek to save the tux gets no worse.”
M ACY
The clipping atates that along iu
payers a heavy expense. The advice is
not extended with the hope that the old Vpril, 1*18, when the gardening should
convention method would be restored, have beeu exhibiting some signs of life,
for vve hope it will never again be the snow was from 4 to tl feet deep and
Here comes The F la g !
frozen solid for half its depth. Iu Muv
adopted.
Hail i t !
“ How, then, will we proceed!’ ’ the only tbe surface of it had melted mid
Who dares to drag
reader naturally inquires. The answer the ground could be reuehed for plant
Or trail it T
In
not the solution of what is no prob mg purpoacs only by tunneling.
Give it hurrahs—
June the auuw had gone, but the ground
lem— is easy.
Three for J he stars,
The direct primary is farcical.
It was still frozeu hard aud uloug toward
Three for the bars.
does not give u square deal. Half of tho latter part of that mouth another
Uncover your head to i t !
the electors vote blindly and there is fall occurred which made sleighing
Shout at the sight of it.
not gained a fair decision or the real good for several days.
The justice and right of it,
On July 4 water froze in the wells
judgment of the majority, which does
The unsullied white of it,
not begin to think or to understand the and pitcher» of the curly settler» and
The blue and the red o f it,
true situation until after the primary there wan excellent skating on the
And tyranny’s dread o f it !
aud until they have registered their neighboring ponds. Huow fell toward
guesses.
It is also a primary where noon and the fourth of July services in
Here comes The F lag!
democrats, registered as republicans, as­ oue Illinois town were held in a church
Cheer i t !
sist in the selection o f republican noin »armed by blazing fire logs and parti
Valley and crag
cipated iu by men and women in inid
inees, or vice versa.
Shall hear it.
Let us have no direct primary, no con winter elothiiig.
Fathers shall bless it,
The spring, when it finally cunie in
vention, but hold one election, in N o ­
Children caress it.
vember, where aspirants to offices can reality, wus so short and severe that
A ll shall maintain it,
appear on one ticket, with their party no vegetation could thrive through it
No one shall stain it.
¡affiliations appearing, and be voted up In August the corn, which had struggled
Cheers for the sailors that fought on the wave for it,
on by the electors. It may make a long against adverse circumstance«, went to
Cheers for the soldiers that always were brave for it,
ticket, ’tis true, but better that than tassel so early that it was useless ex
Tears for the men that went down toi the grave for it!
this ridiculous, wasteful direct primary cept as fodder. Corn from other purls
of the country brought unheard of
prices and for seed to be used in the
P L A N S OF BUTLDINQ ROAD.
spring of 1817 furmers were obliged to
P R O H IB IT IO N STRAIG H T, OR PRO­ costs, why protest against the murder
(By A. J. Young, Former Supervisor provide themselves with corn grown in
o f American citizensf
Why demand
H I B I T I O N MIXED.
1815. All breadstuffs went up and
in District No. 17.)
apology for insult to tbe fla g f It is
flour »old a year afterward for $17 n
First
the
right
of
way
should
be
R U m B l 'H o N straight will be on easy to keep out of war. All that is
cleared of all rubbish. Then grade the barrel.
the ballot this year. The proposed necessary is not to defend our citizens,
The weather experts in those day»
road to a proper grade. Then take the
amendment upon which the electors our
are country or our flag. That would
attributed the conditions to the spots
grader
and
throw
out
the
center
of
the
asked to vote prohibits its importation require no vacillation.
on the sun us they ure doing today.
We do not want war, but we can more road to whatever width you may want
into the state. Bale and manufacture
The winters preceding and following the
the
road
bed,
leaving
a
shoulder
of
within the atate are already prohibited. easily keep from being licked by letting
earth aliout eight inches thick. Then severe summer were intensely cold, and
it
be
firmly
known
that
we
will
not
per-
With 35,500 majority last election, pro­
go to the bluffs where you ran find as the people hud none o f the conven
hibitionists feel certain that there is mit jmlrder and insult to go unpunished
good, hard, firm rock and blow it out ienoes of furnaces, etc, their suffering,
than
by
meekly
saying
“
Please
don
’t
an excellent prospect of enacting the
with powder. Rake out the largest it would be supposed, must have been
do it any more.”
more stringent regulation.
rocks
and haul out on the road and necessarily great. The contrary was
In its attempt to defend vacillation,
As a matter of fact, prohibitionists
break it down right on the bed with the case, however. The public health
j
The
Times
avoids
reference
to
the
Tam
at no time expected to stop with the
was never better. There were the usual
sledge hammers.
victory won at last election. It was at no pico incident and docs not deny that it
Then bring out the next coarsest rock quiltings and log raisings everywhere.
|
is
one
o
f
the
blackest
spots
upon
the
time considered anything but a partial
and spread over the top as a filler. Then Although the crops were u failure the
victory— a stepping stone to complete j escutcheon of the nation.
we must find u finish— fine river grav­ spirits o f the people never drooped.
The
Times
shows
good
judgment
in
prohibition.
el
i f it can be had— and you will have The sturdy pioneers went about their
The more stringent regulation pro­ not attempting to deny something that
by
far the cheapest and best road that business just as usual.
hibiting importation into the state I cannot be denied.
can be built.
would not have been on the ballot this
IT E M IZ E S
H IS
B ILL
Now let us speak o f the general way P A I N T E R
LOVED DAD A N Y W A Y .
year, however, but fo r the fact that
of building roads in Lane county to­
another measure was proposed which
day. We have about three rock crush­ The Items Are Perfectly A ll Right, but
permits the use of the large brewery-
SHORT time ago we heard the ers, I think, in the county. The major­
They Sound Queer.
properties of the state for the manufac­
following conversation between a ity of the supervisors must go and gath­
ture and sale of the beer that may now
visitor at a neighbor’s home and the
A French scene painter who had been
er whatever material may be found, and
be shipped into the state. The total neighbor’s three-year-old daughter:
place it on the road. Those able to get employed to touch up the old paintings
prohibitionists seized this as an excuse
“ Do you love your m am a!”
one of tbe crushers go to a bluff of of an old church in Belgium some years
relieving them from an implied obliga
“ Yes.”
rock, shoot the rock out with dynamite, ago was refused payment until he had
tion to the voters of the state to give
“ Do you love your p a p a !”
Ac
and then break it with sledge hammers rendered his bill of particulars.
the present law a thorough trial before
“ Yes.”
to approximately I I inches square in cordingly after going over his work in
attempting complete prohibition.
“ Do you love your papa as much as order to get it into the crusher. Why a most conscientious manner, he sent
The prohibitionists have been severe­ your mam a!”
not hit it another tap and make it the following bill:
ly criticized for considering themselves
• ‘ Yes. ’ ’
Francs
small enough for the coarse rock, and
relieved by action of the brewers from
“ Except when he spanks y o u ! ”
then throw the crusher uway. A small Corrected the Ten Commandments 5.12
an obligation to the voters of the state.
And the little curly beaded golden portable crusher that could be hauled Keplumed arid gilded the left foot
The Sentinel is of the opinion that | haired tot frankly admitted:
o f tbe guardian angel................ 4.18
around with ease from one district to
such was a rather inconsistent position I “ I love him even when he spanks another to grind the rock for a fine fin ­ Renewed heaven, adjusted the stars
to take, but there is another ample rea­ ! me.”
and e.leaned the moon................ 7.15
ish for tbe roads would be a great boon
• • •
son for submitting complete prohibition
to road builders, as one could be used Reanimated the flames of purga­
at this time. The brewers themselves
It seemed to us that there was a for several districts. This would save
tory and restored souls............... 3.(81
should welcome a vote upon tbe ques­ w hole sermon in that reply.
the taxpayers at least half o f the mon­ Revived the flumes o f hell, put a
tion.
Evidently daddy found it necessary ey and build just as good and durable
tail on the devil, mended his left
From the standpoint o f the prohibi­ to chastise once in a while. A child roads.
hoof, und did several odd jobs on
tionists, to again allow the manufacture that didn’t need any punishment would
the damned.................................. 3.02
1 am in favor of building the county
of beer in the state would be a step be too good for this world.
roads just as narrow as possible, but Cleaned the ears of Balaam’s ass
backwards. They must, therefore, fight
But quite as evidently this dad must just as firm and substantial ns the
and shod him.............................. M l
to maintain the ground already won.
have a hold upon his little babe’s a f ­ wider roads adjacent to the larger trad Mended the shirt of the prodigal
Oregon either wants total prohibition fections that even a spanking cannot ing points. The width of the road bed
son and cleaned his ears............. 4.00
or it wants the limited prohibition shake.
should be governed by the amount of
which we already have. I f the majority
Undoubtedly he takes pleasure in traffic it has to carry. I f we don’t de­
o f the people want total prohibition, bouncing her on his knee, in getting her vise better and cheaper methods of
let ’■ know that fact now.
to smack him, in getting her to see how building roads in Lane county, we are
I f we are satisfied with the kind of hard she can squeeze. Perhaps he puts not going to get them.
Things Othen Think and What We
prohibition which we already have, her to bed at night.
Perhaps be re­
Think of tho Thing! Other! Think
there is no good reason for forcing mon­ peats her little prayer to her.
A W A Y TO S A V E MONEY.
ey out of the state and allowing our in­
Anyway he has her love and affection
We have notie,ed that the baby born
dustrial plants to lie idle.
and he would not have it i f his love was
(Editorial in Eugene Register.)
with u silver spoon in its mouth has
I f we are going to drink beer, l e t ’s only shown in administering spankings.
In a report made a few days ago, a just as free a vent for squalling as any
make it at home. I f we want to do
We wonder how many girls would
speeial eommittee of the Houthern Lane other kind.
away with beer entirely, the breweries prefer home to the streets, how many
County Taxpayers' league urges a
should be relieved to be informed of the would rather embrace daddy than a
prompt and thorough trial o f the road
Nurse a grievance and it will become
fact so that they make permanent street rowdy, how many would be saved
patrol system. I t was led to do this
a husky member o f your family of
plans to enter other business.
from lives of shame and sorrow, i f dad­
through an investigation o f road con­
The failure of tbe new amendment dy only so enshrined himself in their
troubles.
struction and maintenance costs.
proposed by the prohibitionists would in hearts that they would love him even
The adoption o f the road patrol ays
no way affect the present law.
when he spanked them.
Our advice is not to give too much
tern might well be made an issue by
We would be content with life i f we
advice.
taxpayers’ leagues all over Oregon, for
knew that when we at last disinhabit
V A C I L L A T IO N .
nothing would do more to get value
this earthly tenement o f ours, an in
All men are liars— and we will not
received from public money spent for
^JW O
W EEKS ago The Yoncalla scriptiou could be curved upon the mar road purposes than adoption of nn ade­ deny that we are, for fear that would
V J Times said the administration is ble above truthfully saying: “ He so quate and sensible system o f mainte­ be taken as proof o f the fact.
shout as vacillating as the rock o f Gib­ lived that his children loved him even nance. We hear many promises from
raltar. The Sentinel took The Times when he chastised.”
candidates about election time to spend
The person who nurses a grouch
to task and mentioned about thirty
the public money as they would spend should he prosecuted for feeding it im­
cases of flagrant vacillation and asked S E N T I N E L ’ S PO S ITIO N ENDORSED. their own, and it might be well to re­
pure food.
The Times to deny any one o f them.
mind the successful ones that i f the
Being completely flabbergasted by j f t c HE S E N T I N E L feels that its po- roads were their own private property
The person who makes woman ’s
the weight o f evidence against its con­
sition concerning the initiative is they would certainly repair them when
styles
is our most prominent reformer.
tention, The Times, in its last issue, ad­ rapidly becoming the popular one. This repairs were needed, instend o f pem it
mit! the vacillation in toto, but says is indicated by the fact that o f the ting them to go to ruin for the lack of
We have seen persons so conceited
such vacillation was necessary to keep eleven measures upon the ballot this a little attention at the right time.
us out o f war.
For the benefit of the taxpayer, let that they didn’t care whether anyone
year nine are constitutional amendments
A mighty white-livered defense.
us study for a moment the life history else observed their superiority or not—
which can be enacted in no other way.
I f we must be kept out of war at all
The initiative is being recognized as of a single chuck hole. At the hegin- they considered themselves tbe only
O
T H E
F L A G
C
a
&
HINGS WE THINK
ones qualified tu judge upon su nu
portant a point.
It is only natural that u woman
should uuiko a mull of her husbniiil
she couldn’t continue to love him if he
roiuuiuod in the same condition In
which she married him.
The fewer words it would take tu tell
what we know the less aide we seem to
be to intelligently use even tinse few
words.
Any woman's mouth is pretty enough
to kiss, so to speak.
Stats o f Ohio. City o f ToUdo. 1
I .in a« Count y.
I
Frank J Cliviiey imike» oath Unit he I»
senior purlncr o f III" linn o f F J ! ”l*«'H««y
A Co., doline huslness In (lie c i t y o f T o ­
ledo, County anil Hisle aforeaahl, sml
that » » I d (trill Will l>ay the »uni o f <>NW
M t’ Nt>IIFI> D O L L A R S for each and »v -
ery ca»e of Catarrh that «-annul I..... ..
by th » u»e o f I I A I . I . S I' \T t l t l t l l C U ItU
F R A N K .1 r i l M N K Y
Hwnrn to before in« and ■ iib»irlh"<l In
my presence, till» *th ihiy o f December,
A D ISM
(Heal)
A W nt.RAfON.
N otar y Publie
H a l l '» Catarrh Cure Is laki-n Internally
and » e l » directly np'.n the I i I ihm I and mii-
niua surface» uf the »v»t«-m
Send for
l••llmonhlt■. free
F J C H K M R T A CO Toledo. O
Hold hv all I'riiKKlsIa. V’"'
T » k e H a l l » » ' s i n Mr P il ls ......... .
SHOULD S L O A N ’ S L I N I M E N T UO
ALONG?
Report of tha Oondttion of thè Bituk
(If course It should! For lifter n siren
of Cottage Orove, ut Cottage Univo,
nous day when your muscle» have been
in tho stuie of Oregon, al thè doso of
exercised lo the limit nu upplicntion of
business, J on e 30, 1018.
Hloan ’« Liniment will tnke the soreness
Resources
l.oans and diacouuts
$17,588.85 it nil stiffness iivvny und get you in fine
shape for tomorrow. You should also
(Kerdrufts, aecured aud unse
e urei!
IBS M use it for u sudden attack of toothache,
Ronda and warrant»
19,978.511 » t i f f neck, backache, stings, biles aud
Furniture and fixtures
3. immi Oli tin1 many accidents that nr«1 Incidental
Othor reni ostalo owned
6,71*9.95 to u vacation. “ We would us soon
Duo freni bauks (not rcserve
lonve our luiggugo us go on n vacation
battila)
.
8,880.89 or enmp out without Mlouii’a Liniment.’ ’
Duo freni nppruved roserve
tank«
7,803.98 Writes one vnentionist: “ We use it for
Choc ha and othor cash itouis
1,118.42 everything from crumps to toothache.”
• ’a-di oii band
0,038.00 I*nt a bottle In your Img, be prepared
Ixpaaaaa
044.18 and have no regrets.
T o ta l...............
$07,986 11
LUbUlUaa
Capital atoab palli in
$88,000.00
Surplus fumi
3,800.00
Postai anvings batik deposita
428.70
Individuai dopusits subjoct to
check
43,099.09
Cnshicr check* imi standing
341.181
Time and anvings deposita
.. 94,187.09
Total
$97,888.44
S T A T E OF OREGON, * MS.
fouuty of l.uuo.
I, Alfred Jurv, ruahier of thè ubove
nummi batik, do aolninnly sweur that
thè nlmvo statement is true to tho tu-st
of iny know lodge and bolief.
A L F R E D JU RY, Cashier.
Mubsrribed and sworn lo bofore ino
ibis liuti day of July, 1918.
A L T A KING, Notary Public.
Mv couimission expire» Nov. 29, 1919
Correct Attesti
li. I.urrh,
Geo. M Unii,
W. !.. Iliibbell, Director».
O R D IN A N C E NO. 428
Ali Ordinanre, granting tu tho Stand
ard Oli Company, a corporation, pormi»
sion to locate, ercct, operate and niuin
timi nny w a rehouse, or tankago, or both,
and othor ncccssury building* un a cor
tain traci of land desi-ri bel a» fo llo » « :
All of l.ot No. 2, Block No. 3, Jones’
\ddition to Cottage (Irovo, Oregon, ex
ceptiug easterly 118) feet, county of
Lane, stille of Oregon, for thè Storage
and distribuibili of pi-troleum and ita
prmlucta nini othor kinds of merchan
di»«' hundled by anni company.
The common couacil of tho City of
( ’■■tinge Urove d o r a ordain ns f o l l o » « :
Hection I. The Standard Oil Company,
a corporation, hnving nskcd perniisaion
to locate, ercct, operate and iniiintniii a
warchousc, tankuge, or both, und other
ncccssury building«, on a certain truci
of ground described us fo l l o » » :
All of Lot No. 2, Block No. 3, Jones’
Additino to Cottage Urove, Oregon,
excepting easterly 1(8) feet, Cottage
Urove, county o f Lane, state o f Oregon,
for tbe Storage unii distrihutinn of pe
Indenni unii ita produrla nnd other
kinds of mcrchundisc hundled by nubi
company und thè suine huving bern con-
sidered by thè Common Council, it in
herehy ordnincd und perinission in bere
by given und grnnted to thè Ntnndiird
Oil Company, n corporation, to locate,
erect, operate and nmintiiin a ware
house, tiiukuge or both und other nere«-
snry building« iipou that certain truci
of ground described ns follows:
All o f Lot No. 2, Block No. 3, Jones’
Additbm to Cottage Urove, Oregon, «'i
ceptiug easterly 1(8) feet, county o f
Lane, «tute o f Oregon, for thè Storage
and distribution of petroleum und ita
produci« nnd other kinds of merchandisc
hundled by saiil company.
Hection 2. This Ordì narice shall he
pnhlished in Tbe Cottage Urove Menti­
ne!, a weekly newspnper published and
printed in thè City o f Cottage Urove,
and stilili tnke effest and be in force
immediately upon thè expirntion o f 30
days after it h passnge and approvili.
I’ assed and adupted by thè Common
Conncil this 3rd day o f July, A. D. 1910.
Ayes, 5; noe», ((; nhuent, 1.
The fori'going Ordinarie«' is herehy
approved this 3rd day o f July, A. I).
1918.
Attesti
J. II. CIIA1IBERH,
J. E. Young, city clerh.
Mnyor.
jly0 13e
Junk
823 EAST MAIN STRI
We pay the highest prices for Ifc-rap
M etal. Rubber, Hacks. Auto Tir«»,
also Hcrap Cast Iron, Wool, Rags,
etc. We pay the highest prices fur
all kinds of Hides. Hhoep and Goat
Pelt», Mohair, Wool. I*urs, Bunas and
Beeswax.
LOOK GOOD FEEI, GOOD.
No one can cither feel good uor look
good while suffering from Minsliptaliin
Oct nil of tliut tired, druggy ( lifeless
feeling by n treatment of Dr. K i n g ’s
New L ife Pills. Buy a leu today, take
one or two pills tonight
In the morn
mg that stuffed, dull feeling is gone nnd
you feel better ut once.
25c ut your
druggist.
Blackmore & McFarland
Tim City Transfer
All Kinds uf
Hauling & Draying Done
on Short Notice
Plano Moving a Specialty
WOOD A N D CO AL
Phone 55
Office A t Eagle Cigar Store
PR O F E S S IO N A L CARDS
MAX LUEBKE
THE RAWLEIOH MAN
Residence Tenth St.
Phone 170-L
nuglbpd
R. M. McGAROAR, D. D. S.
D E N T IS T
Neuralgia relieved uistuutly by local »p
plication.
Residence und office one
bl ck south uf postofticc.
Phone I31J
Cottage Grove, Oregon
Practices in ull Court»
25 Year» Experience
H. J. SHINN
ATTORNEY AT LAW
N O T A R Y PU B LIC
Buder Building, Over Mctsun Shop
COTTAGE GROVE, ORE.
Phone, 47
Office U wmiu Blk
D&. 0. E. FROST
Electrical Treatments X Ruy pictures.
Microscopic Kiuuiinutiuu uf Hputun
aud Blood
J. E. YOUNG
A TTO R N E Y AT L A W
Office on Main Blreet
Cottage Orove
::
i:
Oregon
DR. A. J. HENDRY
D E N T IS T
LADY ATTE ND ANT
OVER FIKHT N A T I O N A L B A N K
Phone IU
Cottage Grove, Oregon
Notice of Final Settlement
A. W. RIME, M. D.
Notice is hereby given that the under
P H Y S I C IA N A N D 8UROEON
signed administratrix of the estate of
John Nelson Crow, deceased, has filed
Office in Phillips
in the county court o f Luiio county,
Building, over the
Oregon, her finul account as such nil
Bonsou Drug Store.
ministratrii und that Huturday, the 22d
day o f July, 1910, at the hour of 2:30 Office Phone 34 Rosidenca l ’ hone 120.1
o ’clock p. m. o f said day, has been fixed
by said court us the time for hearing
DR. W. M. HAMILTON
any objections to said report and the
LIC ENSED C H IRO PRA C TIC
settlement thereof.
P H Y SIC IA N
L I L L I E A. CROW, Administratrix. Consultation and examination free. O f
Alta King, Attorney for estate. j22jl20c fice hours 9 to 5. Holidays nnd evenings
by appointment.
Office und Resilience: )0-1 North Hlxth
Notice of Pinal Settlement.
Htre«>t, Cottage Grove, Oregon
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed iidministratrix o f tho estate of
Richard Crow, deceased, has filed
in the county court of Lane county,
Oregon, her finnl account ns such ad­
ministratrix und that Saturday, the 22d
day o f July, 1918, at the hour o f 2:3«
o ’clock p. m. o f said day, has b«'on fixed
by said court as the time for hearing
nny objections to siiid report and the
settlement thereof.
I.II.I.IE A. CROW, Administratrix.
Alta King, Attorney for estate. j22jl2()c
WM. BARKER, JR.
ASSAYER AND A N A L Y S T
Cot rntes, lowest prices. Gold, 75c; cop
per, $1; qualitative analysis, $5; quin
titative analysis o f ores, $13; cyanide
(«•»t on ore, $15; Careful, neeii -.ito work,
quick returns.
423 Tenth Avenue East, Eugene, Oregon
I f a Hentinel want ad. w on’t sell it,
throw it away.
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