Cottage Grove leader., April 14, 1906, Image 4

City Council.
At the meeting o f the Council on
Monday night Mayor Job, Council-
men Johnson, Bartels, Hogate, Mc­
Queen, Porter and Venske were
present. The petitiou of the sa­
loon men to have the license fee re­
duced from $800 to $400 was
amended to read $500.
Bids for the extention of the
water system were called for and
Harry C. Hart put in two bids, one
for the extention known as the “ S”
and the other for the “ M” exten­
tion, the entire work specified in
the contract to be done on the " S ”
• xteution for $ 1903.68 and on the
‘ M” for $ 1829. 74, all to be com ­
pleted within 125 days. Mr. Hart
stated that he would hope to have
the entire work completed within
90 days if there were 1 o delays for
freight, etc.
Councilman Porter
asked that time be given for the
new couucilinen to look over the
situation hefoie making a decision
The majority o f the council that
»ere posted, thought the amount
wns very reasonable.
The following saloon licenses
were applied for the coming six
months of the new fined year, and
bonds were presented with each:
John Barker; Bondsmen, Win, Lan-
dcss and J. E. Ostrander. Barney
O ’ Neill; bondsmen John Crowley
and K. A. Wilson. O. W. Blew;
bondsmen; C. J. Mi'ler and A.
Ellidge. Pape Bros.; bondsmen,
John Crowley. F. L. Ernest. C. C.
Case; bondsmen, Thos. R Parker
and W. H. Ostrander. A. Graham;
bondsmen, H. C. Madsen and Edd
Jtiiks, F. K. Waie, Alf Walker and
Wm. Renshaw.
After the various applications and
bonds hud beeu read they were all
accepted.
The council considered the trans­
fer of the electric lighting contract
to the Willamette Valley Co., and
asked that the matter be laid over
until the next meeting in order that
the proper steps might be taken to
have the husiiess legally trans­
acted.
A petition was read asking that
the 8 . P. Co. be asked to remove a
barb wire fence maintained by it
along its track north of the depot
for a distance of 1000 on account of
the obstruc'ion to the passage
across the tracks. The recorder
was ordered to request the S. P. Co
to remove the fence up to the city
limits.
Ed Underwood was elected as
Marshall for the coming year and
Green Pitcher was appointed Night
watchman. W. 8 . B enuet was
elected Street Commissioner
For
health officer there were two can­
didates, I)r. Oglesby and Dr.
Hock*tt, Dr. Hockett being elected
by one vote.
The Mayor appointed the follow­
ing committees.
Street committee, W. C. Johnson,
W. A. Hogate and J. H. Bartels,
Water and Light, II. Venske, G.
McQueen and J. C. Porter. Fi­
nance. J. H. Bartels, G. McQueen
and J. C. Porter.
The proposition of Mr. King to
have the city purchase the site of
his building on Main Stteeet for a
proper entrance to the bridge was
discussed aud tho entire council de­
cided to meet Wednesday after­
noon at 2:3o to investigate the sit­
uation, aud to sen what portion of
the expense would be paid br­
others interested, so that the city
would not have to pay the entire
expense.
The council adjourned to next
Mouday night to settle the allot­
ment ul the bids on the water ques­
tion and tile bridge proposition.
Vocal Duet— Elva Warner and
Gertrude Hogate.
Recitation, Ralph Hawley.
Composition, Benuie King.
Bending, Vera Cochran.
Recitation, Ha/.el Hemeuway.
Current Events— Flossy Huff.
Reading— Mattie Bartels
ltecitatiou— Willie Moore.
Essay— Lueila Dixon.
Talk— Prof. Harvey.
Critics rejxirt—James Atkinson.
Song School.
Market Reports.
Portland, April 12 , 19UC.
G R A IN , FKODI'CE, FEED.
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Sir
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Wheat— Walla Walla, 07c; Valley,
68c; bhiectem, 08 red, 65c.
Oats— Whitt
$28; gray, $27.
Barley— Brewing, $23 50; f e e d ,
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The Illustration presents what we $23.50; ro"ed, $24 to 25
consider u typical dairy form for a bull.
Hay— Timothy, $9.50 to $10 .50 ;
It is about as fur removed from the ac- clover, $8.50 to $9; cheat, $0.50 to
l-epted "beef form " as it Is possible to $7; alfalfa, $10.
y-’i ^ o f course “ form " must approve It­
Millstuffs— Middlings, $25 to 20;
self by “ performance,” not necessarily
chop. $19; bran, $ 17 to 18;shorts
In
any
particular
case,
but
generally
Sta^r S c h o o l
R ep ort.
and to the couvlctiou of open minded. #18 to 19.
Star, Lane Co.. Oregon,
Flour— Hard
wheat,
patent,
Intelligent Judg<-s. It Is onr contention
April 6, 1 D 06.
straight,
$3.40;
gra­
aud bus been for years that the “ dairy $3.85;
Monthly school report o f Star form" has thus approved Itself, und as ham, $3.50; rye, $5; whole wheat
District No. i22, tor tho month tho days and years go by the evidence Hour, # 3 . 7 5 ; vulley Hour $3.30to3.45
this effect Is constantly accumulat­ ! Dakota, $0.5o to 7 2 5 ; Eastern rye,
commencing March 12, i9o6, and
ing. The present illustration, with the $5.40; Pilfabury, $0.20
ending Aptil 0, 1906-
No. days taught............................ 20 record o f the animal It represents. Is an
Corn— Whole, $24; cracked, $25 ,
Instance of this character.
“
“ attendance................ ^ 9 6 ^ 3
Hector Marigold, although less than per ton.
“
“ absence ....................... 4 7 y2 six years old, has six tested daughters
Rye— $1.50 per cwt.
“ times tardy"............................. 21 to Ills credit with records ranging from
PRODUCE.
A v e r a g e daily attendance...... 18 .825
■tS.n pounds o f butter fut lu twenty-one
Butter— Fancy
creamery,
20
“
No. belonging.............22.2
days to 10.2 pounds and 14.5 pounds iu 2 1 c; city creamery, 22c to dairy,
No. of girls enrolled.................... 9
14
to 15c; store 14 to 15c. 1
*• of b o y s
“ ............................ 14
Cheese—Young America, 10c, j
Total enrollment. .............................23
Oregon full cream, i5c.
The following are the names of
F.ggs — Fresh Oregon
ranch
pupils who have been neither ab­
17.
sent nor tardy during thin mouth of
Poultry— Roosters, 8 to 9c; bens
school: Raymond, Joseph, Mable I
14 ; fryers, lO^c to 1 1 ; broilers,
and Myrtle Wicks, Mary Hawley,
20 to 22c; geese, live, 8 to; 8.50
Pearl and Esther Vaughn.
dressed, 1 1 - 1 1 J4; turkeys, live.14 -15
Grade Meats
! F r e s h Beef, P o rk , M u tto n a n d V e a l |
4
a lw a y s r e a d y .
li-
Our Refrigerator
is the finest in Oregon.
Fresh Fish each Tuesday and Friday.
Sec our plant, everything new and up-to-date.
j. J. H. Bartels ® Co.
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M r s . E mma D a m k w o o u ,
You will always be happy if you
burn electric lights, lor they will
“ T ic k le y o u to d e a t h .”
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
Teacher.
Apples— Green, $2.50 to 2.75.
Grape fruit— Grate $ 3. to 3.50
Cron berries— #14.
Populating the Great Plains.
Tropical fruits— l emons, fancy, ;
$4.00; choice, 3.25per box ; oranges, I
(C o n tin u e d fr o m last w#cic.)
JERSEY B U LL HECTOR MARIGOLD.
Farms of 10 und 20 acres in gai- seven days und 1 s the sire of sixty other $3.25 to 3 50; bananas, 5o per 11»; 1
Sheriff Fisk uml Chiel of Police
Lodge Directory.
den aud orchards aud irrigated very promising heifers und heifer pineapples, $4 50 to 5 per dozen.
Potatoes— Oregon, 00 to 75c.
Farrington ot Eugene n ode a good
from wells now support whole calves.
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
j capline there <n Friday »lien they
IXis present weight is 1,740 pounds,
families in cornfoi t. Systematic ir­
Cattle— Best steers $4.00 to 4 .50 ;
secured Jack Mitchell, a noted d im -
rigation o f this kind not only em ­ and In this respect as well as in dairy
inal for v.lioro there is offered $5ooo
braces intensive cultivation, small potency lie Is a good representation of ! cows , 3.50 to 3.75; calves, $3.00 to
Cottage Grove I.odge No. 5 1 .
the recent and present trend among
i reward.
farms and orchards, but it increases American Jersey breeders for greater #4.75.
Meetings 1st and 3rd Wednesdays
Sheep— $0.00 to 6.25.
and speojuliz s production, calling size.
Hogs—
$7
to
7.25
of
each mouth.
in*o play the educated brain and
Ills breeding also tends to confirm
HOPS, WOOL, ETC.
L. F. Wooley, W . M.
the trained haifd and massing the the theory that the mule Inherits from
The famous little pins*
Hops— Choice 10 to 11
cultivators into higb'y organized the dam and the female from the sire.
J. B. Lurch, Secy.
Mohair, choice 25 to 28c.
Thus Hector Marigold Inherits Ids abil­
communities
Subscribe for the Leader.
Wool—Valley 26 to
27 c; East,
The well in Kansas has beeu a ity as a dairy sire from his gramlam,
T H E o r .t G iN A L L A X A T IV E C O U G H S V R U P
most potent factor in establishing a the famous Mella Ann, through her ern Oregon 18 to 20c.
equally famous son, Mella Anu's Son,
number ot the best communities in and Ills great-grandara, Ida Marigold,
Appoinatax Post No. 34.
the state. These facts are recited through her son, Stoke l ’ogis of Pros­
INDIGESTION.
Meets at 1 p. m. on the 2nd and Bed Clover Blossom and Honey Bee on Every B ottle
N o appetite, loss of strength, ner­
to explain why the Garden City pect, aud his daughter, Grace Marigold,
4th
Saturday o f each month.
project is attracting a public inter­ whoso record Is 20 pounds 1 ounce of vousness, headache, constipation, bad
breath, general d ebility, sour risings,
Dr.
D. L. Woods, Post Com.
est greater than would follow the butter In seven days when two years and catarrh of the stom ach are all
G. W . McRevnolds. Adjutant
construction of a project of this and three months old.—Hoard's Dairy­ due to indigestion . K odol Dyspepsia
this $60 Machine for $ 2 5
Cure cures indigestion. This new dis­
It is n lilgh-ftrm , d ro p
kind in other sections of the west. man.
FREIGHT PREPAID.
head, ball bearin g, lo c k ­
covery represents the natural juices of
The water for this project must be
stitch , d ou b le feed, self-
C h a n t f c In D a i r y P r a c t i c e .
digestion as they exist in a healthy
th re a d in g s h u ttle : h a a
recovered from the underflow wa!ers
a u tom a tic bobb in w in d er
It Is Interesting to note the swaying stom ach, com bined with the greatest
Bohemia Camp No. 200.
and o th e r latest im p r o v e ­
of the Arkansas valley which lies in of the pendulum of opinion In farm known ton ic and reconstructive p rop ­
m ents. T his is th e A N TI-
gravel deposits existing below the matters. Once the warning word in­ erties. K odol Dyspepsia Cure does Meets each Friday evening.
TKFST MACHINE. It 1«
the sam e m a ch in e agents
F. C. Crffman, Consul Com.
bed of the river. The plans of the cessantly presented to farmers was not only cure indigestion aud dys­
are a skin g you $60 for. A l l
pepsia, but Die famous remedy cures
a
tta e h m e n tsg o w ith ea ch
government provide for the sinking “ warmth” —warmth for poultry houses, all stom ach troubles by cleansing,
Ch»s. VanDenburg, Clerk.
m a ch in e. Sold for o n ly
of several hundred wells from warmth for stables. Now there begins purifying, sweetening and streegthen-
f-S cash and $3 m o n th ly .
W rite TOOAY for free FURNITURE CATALOGUE s h o w in g
which the water will be pumped to be the preaching o f auotlier g osp el- ! ing- the m ucous membranes lining the
elega n t h o u se h o ld g o o d s we w ill sh ip (Freight
Prepaid) on Easy Payments - o u r new CREDIT p lan .
and discharged into a collecting closed sheds or covered barnyards for st-uniicll.
K o d o l Dyspepsia Cure after m eals is
Govurtz Furniture Company
conduit. These wells will be scat­ cattle, open front houses for poultry.
Cottage Grove Chapter No. 4 ,
Information received from practical not only th orou ghly reliable d ig est-
1 7 3 * 1 7 5 F ir s t S t.. P O R T L A N D . O R .
tered along a line nearly live miles dairymen, who allow cows the freedom | ant, but it contains great tonic and Meetings held on 2nd and 4th Fri­
reconstructive
properties
as
well.
long.
of n shed or covered yard instead of
This fam ous remedy enables
the day of each month.
stabling them, led the Illinois experi­ stomach and digestive orga n s to thor­
BIO p u m p in g p l a n t .
Mrs. C. H. Burkholder. W. M.
ment station to make a test of the ou ghly digest, assim ilate and contri­
The power is generated at a sin­ matter, and It appears that the cows bute to the tissues all of the nourish­
W . 8 . Bennett, \V. P.
gle central plant situated on the keep In a cleaner condition and more ment that is contained in such food as
Miss Celia Lurch, Secy.
railroad, and is then distributed by vigorous health, with less labor In car­ may be eaten.
K od ol DysiK'psia Cure clears the
ing for them, the manure can be more
electricity to the wells.
i way and makes sure the journey from
easily
and
better
handled,
and
last,
but
Applications for water under this
sickness to health and weakness to
project have been made by the not least, the milking stable is in more 1 strength. If the stom ach Is d isor­
Juventus Lodge No. 48.
owners of more than i 2,ooo acres o f wholesome condition, thereby increas­ dered K o d o l will cure it.
ing the certainly of pure milk.
Meets
every Wednesday night.
K
od
ol
Dyspepsia
Cure
lays
the
foun­
land to be benefitted and the com­
dation for health, and the upbuilding
I..
W.
Baker, Chancellnr Com.
munity is very enthusiastic concern
H o r n e T h u n u Slot M a c h in e .
of strength by cleansing, purifiying
ing the future success of irrigation
The unprofitable cow should not have and sw eetening the glan d s and mem­ j Cbas. VauDenburg, K. o fR . & S.
In the Arkansas valley. One pri­ a place In any man's herd, for she Is branes ol the stom ach, and by sup­
vate pumping plant erected three worse than a slot machine. The farmer plying natural juices necessary to
l>erfect indigestion, assim ilation and
years ago in this neighborhood at a puts Into her that which ho has no nutrition. K od ol digests what you
elinnee
whatever
o
f
getting
out.
She
Is
Cottage Grove N o.08.
cost of more than $8,000 supplied
eat, prevents colic, cholera, diarrhoea,
water to l.o o o acres in wheat. The n Mood sucker, a parasite, living ou the ! flux, dysentery and summer com ­ Meetings every Saturday night.
rest o f the herd and consuming a part
first crop harvested was sold for o f wlint they should have. She is pro­ plaints generally, and its use will cure
S. S. Shortriilge, N. G.
\
indigestion aud
chronic dyspepsia
more than the origiual cost of tl e tected by the general average produc­ perm anently.
ly s
rea fi
alm
Kodol ¡9 g ood alike
Gus D. Gross, Secy.
pumping plant.
T h is B e m o d y is a S p e c if i c ,
tion o f the herd and brought to light j lor you ng and o ld . Your d ru ggist
Cottage Grove Electric
Co.
A . F. & A . M.
Eariy R isers
G . A . R.
KENNEDY’S LAXATIVE HONEY^TAB
Buy on Credit /
w . o. w .
O. E . S.
K . of P.
~~
L O. O. F.
E
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B
S u r e t o C iv o S a t is f a c t io n .
only when the scales and ltuboock test ! sells it.
G IV E S R E L IE F A T O N C E .
are applied to each animal In the herd.
It clonuses, s o o t h e s , heals, and protects the
The Garden City country has And when so brought to light she ! S H E R IF F S S A L E ON EXECU TION
mem brane. It cures Catarrh mid
! Meets 2nd and 4th Wednesday ot j liseased
IN FORECLOSURE.
lotig been famous as an alfalfa cen­ should not tie tolerated for a minute—
Irivea away a C old iu the Head q u i c k l y .
ter and tho location seems to 1 e not kept until her place can be taken ! Notice is hereby given that by each month.
Restores the Senses o f Tusto and Him il.
Contains n o injurious druj. *.
Kusy to u s " .
especially well adapted to the ma­ by a better one, but she should go in­ I virtue of an execution and order of
Ethel Bisby, Oracle.
W o s i S i d e Sc txo ol Not es .
Applied into the nostrils and absorb, d.
turing of (lie seed crop of alfalfa stantly, says M. Stenson In I-'arm and sale issued out of tile Circuit Court of
Mrs. C. W. Wallace, Recorder.
Larue Size, 50 cents at Druggists o r l.y
1 the s ta t e o f Oregon for the County of
Only six more weeks until final which has always paid well there. Fireside.
nail. T rial Size, 10 cents b y M a il.
Lane on the 27th day of March. 1906,
examination.
Garden Citv alfalfa seed brings a
on a judgm ent rendered in said C ourt
ELY BROTHERS. 56 Warren SI "
W h e y M u tte r.
Prof. H. O. Anderson, principal high price all over the irrigated
At the recent meeting o f the Wiscon­ oil the Mh day oT M arch, 1900, in a
of the Scio schools, visited us Fri­ wcs*.
sin Oheesemukers' association Profess­ suit, wherein L illia J. Wheeler w as Meetings 1 st aud 2rd Tuesday.
and L. 8 . P engra and A. F.
day and gave a helpful talk, point,
A sugar factory is now being or Ferrington stated that for several plaintiff
Wheeler were Defendants and against ,
LeRoy Woods, Consul.
ing out the value of an education. constructed st this point and a c-ur- years the dairy students at the State tilt» a b o v e named L . 8 . Pengra De­
C. W. Wallace. Secy.
M es . I. E. T hompson .
university
had
been
making
an
excel­
fendant
for
tile
sum
of
Eight
Him-
,
si
lerahle
acreage
has
been^proni'sed
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T hise neither absent nor tardy
lent quality o f whey butter from Swiss dred Seventy Three and 30-100 D o l­
Rates per dny ..................................$1.00
tho last month weie: Etta Owen, to the factory which will be plat ted cheese whey by skimming the whey lars with interest thereon from *.iid
Room and board, per week........ $4.50
Mable Mackie, Elva Warner, I,u ill sugar beets as soon as the pro­ with a separator and using modern Mil day of March. l'.kki. at the rate of
tl
per
cent
per
annum
and
Sixty
five
.v
elln I'ixon, Mable Veateli, Vera ject is eoin| letul.
methods of buttermaking. During the
Cascade No. 00.
Th# important (tearing which the summer he spent several weeks among no-100 Dollars a ttorn ey s fees and the
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF S. P. TRAINS.
Cjchran, Mary McGilvray, Hazel
further
sum
o
f
Seventeen
A
45-100
Meets
every
Thursday night.
NORTH BOUN D
SO U T H B O U N D
Hemenwiiy, Lester Turpin, Ray success of *he project has upon the the 350 Swiss cheese factories in the ; Dollars costs and disbursements
N o. 12 ....... .1 1 :5 3 p .m .
N o. 11 .............. 3 :0 5 p m
O.
II.
Veatcb,
Com.
'
future
of
millions
of
ucrcs
ot
the
N
o.
18..............2:02
a
.m
.
No.
u
.........
2:24 a.m
southern counties of Wisconsin study­ which judgm ent was enrolled and
Trunnell, James Atkinson, Harvoj
R. K. Dennis, Cooter.
Dyer, Chat lie Comer, Fred H.ir- I great plains is thoroughly appre- ing the making of whey butter nt the docketed in th** CksrkH Office of said
tung, Phillip Caeebcer, Carroll ! ciatea by the landowners. Vaat factories. He found that Swiss whey Court in said County on the loth day
I areas are still the property of the contained very often as much ns 1 per 0 March, 1906 and said Execution and
Handy, and Enos Crowley.
Older o f sale tom e directed Com m and­
Preparations ate bring made for | railroads aud they are giving ciue cent o f butter fat.
ing me in tho Name o f the State of
ful attention to the subject. With
T im e T a b le N o. 4
Oregi 11 in ■ rder to satls'y said J ;*«Ig-
the commencement exercises.
T h e D a ir y Steer.
Lady L in to n Hive No. 4 2.
T o take effect April 2d, 1905.
the development of numberless
Wonderful (towers o f feeding and nu-lit, co sts and accrning costs to sell Meets 2nd and 4th Fiiday of each
The Gret k Letter Literary S o -!
Eaat B o u n d
3 a u d 4 T u esd a y
W . B ound
pumping plants along the broad assimilation litre been developed In | the fo llo w in g described leal property
oiety met Apr. 5, 1906, aud elected
am i Sat o n ly
it:
month.
valleys c f the plains’ streams aud the high type dairy cow, says Ilolstein- | to-vv
1 and
D aily Kx-
The North half of the North Fast
the following officers for the last
N o 3 -N o j
j p t Sund a y .
No 2 - N o 4
the extension of successful dry Frteslnn Register. That she transmits Quarter ami the N oitli half of tin
Mrs. Mary Sdnuutz, L. C.
ttrm: President. Bessie Steel; sec­
P.U I * M
8THTI ’N «
F le v A.M. PJf
(aiming over arras of higher levels both her fooling capacity and assim­ North West Q mrter of Section No.
M i- s L« tu Sanford, K. K-
2.30 7 :30 0 C ot a g e G rove. .. 671 11:10 6 1«
retary. \’< rnie B-own; trensurer, |
vv »M e n .. . .. 710 10:49 5 0#
2:n0 7:=i0 3.2 ;
the Great Lisina region will become ilating powers to her male progeny Is Eighteen in Township No. Twenty
Elva Warner; sergeant of Arms,
One
South
R
ange
No.
Three
East
f
the home of tliouasiufa of prosper­ becoming apparent In feeding experi­ tiie Willamette Meridian Lane County.
770 10:38 4 M
2:59 7 -.S9 6.3
( e rr o G o r d o ..
Ralph llawlej ; critic, Jamee Atkin
ments with dairy steers. And those
Baker .
.
*07 10; 33 4 47
3:04 8:01 7 7
ous farmers.
*41 10::» 4 44
3:14 8:14 8 3 . Do r e n a .......
son.
who have undertaken the task of dis­ Slate of O regon.
. Red R o o t
3:17 8:17 9 5
891 10:23 4 SB
N ow Therefore, In the Name of the
Cottage
Grove
No.
24.
crediting
the
value
o
f
the
dairy
steer
..
G
rsv
cl
PII
901
The following Arbor day pro-1
3:30|8:20 10 6
10:20 4 36
s ta te of Oregon and In Compliance
T> 113
S te w a r t. . . . 914 10:01 4 JO
as a feeder have a hard task before with said Execution and Order of sale Meetings 1 st. 3rd aud 5th Friday of 8.35*8:3
giam will be given by tho society,, Reduced
3: i* ,V40 12
. s ta r.
. 917 9.4* 4 16
Round
Trip
Excursion them.
tM6 9:46 4:19
3:41 8:45 12 8 . R o ck y P o i n t ..
1 w ill on Monday the 7th day of M
April 13, 1906
each month.
1(120 9:35 4 06
3:50 9:05 15.6
Red B ridge
Rates.
1906, between the hours o f 9 o ’clock A.
16 6
Reading of niinut'-s of previous!
3:56
9:15
V
i
Id
w
o
o
d
.
l'HO
9:30 4 00
» h e r . the D a iry t o « H rlffto .
Etta Raker, N. U.
M . and 4 o'clock I*. M. tuivit nt One
17 0
H u n t’ *
lorn
meeting, secretary
Round trip passenger rates Chi­
End ot Track
Professor Kckles of Missouri, who o 'clo ck P. M. said day at tlie Sou th
.....
Katie B. Yeatch, Secy.
Quotations, la answer to roll cago to Portland and return, via has Isvn studying dairy conditions In west door o f the C ounty Court H ouse
S u b je ct to ch a n g e w ith o u t n o tice .
A ll o u tw a rd fre ig h t fo rw a rd e d o n ly at the
call.
direct line will be # 75.00 aud from Enrope, says that the parts of Europe III Eugene. I.ane County, Oregon,
Joint risk o f s h ip p e r und c^n<ignee
developed to the greatest extent In an offer for sale for cash, subject to re­
Kecitut'on Eva Young.
Stage le a v e « W ild w o o d a fter the a rriv a l o f
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Missouri River points $0o.on.
dem ption. u llof the above named De­
train »»n Mo la r«. W e d n e sd a y » an d F r id a y !
agricultural
way
an»
the
noted
dnlry
Reading— William Bennett.
Tbi sc tickets will be on sale daily
fo r B o n ita a n .' « *r-e«
I:, turn in g o u 1 uea-
fendants
L.
S.
Pengra
and
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F.
Modern Brotherhood of America « ay-*. T h u rsd a y * and Saturday*.
sections, and the most intelligent and
Recitation—Maud Hooper
commencing June ist and continu­ prosperous o f European fanners are Wheeler tight title and interest in and
F reig h t w ill n ot be re c e iv e d at the o a 8 E.
Recitation- Philip Casebeer,
ing until Sept. 15 th with final re dairy farmers. The richest land aud to the ntmve described real property. Meets 2nd Mid 4th T^nesday »t I. O. »;. R. Depot a fte r ■ p tu . T o in ju r e : f o ’-w eed­
in g o n n e x t tra in fre ig h t m u*t be d el v ered in
Dated tlds “Mh day of March, 1G06. O. F Hall.
E ssa y — Jessie H eath.
turn limit ol October 31-t
a m p le tim e to p erm it o l it b e in g h ille d .
the highest >rlrod land over there falr-
F r e d F is k ,
Heading— Veruio Brown.
T. W . Jenkins, Sec.
J. M. IillAM. | ly «warms with dairy cow*
A . if.
OOL>, M«wA«iger
Sheriff of Laue County, Oregon.
FAMOUS FOB ALFALFA SOLD.
R o 3 'a l N e ig h b o rs.
M. W . of A .
Cottage Grove HOTEL
K . O. T . M.
L. O. T . M.
Rebekahs
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0. & S. E. R. R. CO.