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COUNTY SEAT NEWS AND NOTES GON DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION Portlaud. Jan. 19.— T he Demo cratic state central committee yes decided to choose the four Revival Meetings Closed. News around the Court terday Democratic electors for the presi dential election by the direct pri House. New Candidates. Mrs. Thomas mary on April »1 nest. It was also decided to hold the Democratic Files Divorce Proceedings. slate convention in Portland June 1(! for the purpose o f choosing eight delegates and eight alternates to Hugh M. Price has filed his pe the Democratic national convention In the case of Henry Taylor vs. the Creawell Lumber Co., ju d g tition as a candidate for county com which meets in D enver'July 7, and missioner on the republican ticket. to conform and ratify the election ment was taken by default. A Chinese family, who seem to of the Democratic electors chosen D. J. Scholl of Cottage Grove, filed his licenses as a doctor o f op be fully Americanized, consisting at the primaries. The direct primary law was tometry with the county clerk Tues ot father, mother and little ones, arrived from the north Tuesday. heartily endorsed and then the pa day. The Cottage Grove High School triots turned to their old champion, A marriage license was issued basket ball team have challeged the Mr. Bryan, and "by a rousing vote Saturday to Arthur James Smith of Walker and Miss Francis W il Eugene High school team to a con-1 expressed their confidence in him lard Higgins of Springfield. test which has not yet been accept- and demanded his nomination for president at the coming National The Eugene Lumber Company : ed' has resumed the shipment o f logs The application for a road of convention. j from W ild w o od on the O- & S. K., I Publio easement by W . B. and above Cottage Grove, to its m ill! Mary J. Hawley and RI»a Ward here two carloads having arrived I »cross the land o f George Nom e Monday morning ! was « ranted Mond*y hy the col,nty court. The committee of East Eugene The Booth-Kelly company is hav citizens, who met Saturday evening ing a drive o f about 7,000,000 feet to decide on the kind of trees which o f logs brought down the Mohawk shall be planted along either side aud the tail end o f the drive has o f Columbia avenue, decided that reached Marcóla. The logs will go their choice was linden. to the Coburg mills. Judgo Harris of Eugene, has It is announced upon good ca led a special term of the circuit D _ ex- court for next Friday to hear the i ____ f _____ ,________ _____A ! county assessor, will he a candidate case of Ralph Turpin on a charge for the nomination of county asses- ol having committed a statutory, , , .. . isor, on the Republican ticket, be- cnmo against a young lady residing 1 . i fore the forth-coming primaries, near Waterloo. | The Eugene Lumber Co. have The Eugene Military band played- started their saw agapi after a short for the opening play o f Eckhnrdt’s Ideals Tuesday and diew a large Irest - d . will probably be kept Silk Creek News. Miss Zaida McQueen visited the district school Tuesday. Mr. T . Richardson and wife drove to Cottage Grove Saturday. Clyde Babcock now has the post boles dug for his telephone line. Mrs. Tompkins and Forrest have returned to “ Glenwood Heights.” L. G. Paap was the guest of Chas. Wilson and family Wednes day. Miss Hunter has returned from tho holiday vacation and is finish ing her term of School. MiRs Amy Owens and Mrs. A. A. Wheeler visited school at the Acad emy the first of the week. United States l.uud Office, Koseliiirg, Ore., Dee. 20, 1007. Notice Is hereby given th a t III c o m pliance with, the provisions of the act o f CongreHH of June a, 1878, entitled “ An net for the sal“ o f timber lands in tho stales of California, O regon , Nevada and W ashington T e rri to r y ’ ’ , as extended to ail the P u blic Lund States hy a ct of August 4, 1892, K A T H E R IN E s rH L K E F o f C ottage G rove, County of Lane, State (o r T erritory) o f O regon hue this d a y M ay second, 1907, Hied tn this office her sw o rn sta tem en t No. 8778 io r t lie purchase o f the W W of N W o f Section No. 22 In T o w n sh ip No. 22 south, R iu g e No. 3, west, \V. M., aud will offer proof to show that the land sought is m ore valuable for Its timber o r stone than for agricul tural purposes and to establish bis claim t o said land before W. tV. Calkins, U. ,8. Com m issioner a t his office in Eugene, O regon on W ednes day, the 4th day of March, 19118. She names as w itnesses; H. C. Schleof of C ottage drove, Ore g o n : Louis d . di-rum of C ottage d r o v e , O regon ; H arvey T a y lo r , of C o tta ge d r o v e , O re g o n ; Henry W it- look of C ottage d r o v e , O regon . Any and all persons claim ing ad versely the above-described lands are requested to tile their claim s in this office on o r before snul 4th d a y o f March, 1908. ■toseburg, Oregon, Deo. 20, 1907. Notice Is hereby given th a t iu c o m pliance with the provisions o f the act o f Congress o f Jun e 3, 1878, e n titled “ An act fo r the sale o f timber lands In the states o f California, Oregon, N evada ami W ashington T e r r it o r y ” ns extended t o all the Public Land States by act of A u gust 4, 1892, W IL B U R H. H Y L A N D o f Low ell, C ou nty o f Lane, State ( or T erritory ) o f O regon has this day May 15, 1907, Hied ill tills office Ill's sw o rn statem ent No. 8782 fo r the pur chase o f lots 1, 2, 3 ami 4, o f Sec. No. 12. in T ow n ship N o. 20 South Range No. 2, W est, W. M ., mid w ill offer p ro o f to show that the land sought is more valuable for Its tim b er o r sto n e than for agricu ltu ra l purposes and t o es tablish his claim to said land before W. W . Calkins. U. S. Com missioner, at bis office In Eugene, Oregon, on Thursday the Gth d a y o f M arch, 1908 He names a s w itnesses; Oscar Drury of Low ell, O r e g o n ; G rover W alker o f Lowell, O regon ; Ira I). H yland o f L ow ell, O regon ; Jo. Wilhelm o f June, O regon. Any and all persons claim ing ad versely the above-decrllied lands are requested to Hie their claim s in this office on o r before said 5th day of March 1908. B e n j a m in L. E d d y , Register. Mrs. Deardotff and Miss Fay left here Monday and re turned to their home at Myrtle Creek, Oregon. Mr. S. M. Slagle and wife re turned Saturday from a two weeks visit with their daughter Mro. Clara Mauser of Portland. Last week two crack marksruen visited our city, the Winchester TIM BER LAN D, A IT JU N E 3. 1878— NO TICE OF PUBLICATION. ammunition demonstrator. Geo. United States Land Office, Morse, and the PoterB cartridge Roseburg, O regon, Dec. 21. 1907. demonstrator, W . A. Hillis. Both Notice Is hereby given that in co m men did some remarkable shooting pliance with the provisions o f the a ct o f Congress o f June 3, 1878, e n title ! stunts at the traps in West Cottage “ An act for th e sale ol tim ber lands Grove, such as breaking with a 22 ill the States o f C a liforn ia, Oregon, Nevada ami W ashington T erritory ,” rifle walnuts tossed in the air, and as extended to all the p u b lic' land sta tes by a c t o f August 4, 1892 in the same way exploding 22 cali SU SIE SCH N EID ER ber cartridges. They also done of Lorsne, cou n ty of Luna, S tate (or some artistic work in blue rock Territory )o f O regon,has this da y Mity shooting But right here we want 29, 1907, tiled in this office her sw orn sta tem en t N o. 8787, for purchase of to say that these experts get right Lots No. 9, 10, lf>. It), In Section 2fi, Tp. up against the real thing every 21 South, Range No. 2, west o f W. M., and will offer p r o o f to show that the ti .11« they come to Cottage Grove, land s ou g h t is m ore valuable for Its in the person o f our young hard timlier or stone than for agricultural purposes ami t o establish her claim ware deal r, H. H. Venteh, with to said land before W . W. Calkins, U. S. Com m issioner, a t his office In Eu whom the breaking with a small gene, O regon,on Saturday,the 7th day rifle o f mnrbles, walnuts and the of March, 1908. She names as witnesses: Clark P. like tossed in the air, is mere play D everoaux, o f Eugene, Oregon, Frank and he always holds his own with A. Tripp, o f Eugene, Oregon, Jacob these experts in blue rock shooting. D. W lgle, of Coliorg, O regon, John P. Rank, of Lnrane, Oregon. In the contest Tuesday with Mr. Any and all jiersons claim ing a d Hillis Mr. Veatch broke 100 blue versely tho a b o v e described lands nre requested t o file Ihelr claim s in this rocks out of 11 4, Mr, Hillis getting office on o r 1 adore said 7th day of 98 out of the same number, while M arch, 1908. B enjamin L. E d d y , Be -later. the Winijbeater man was also out classed by the hardware man in the 209 blue rock shoot. Keep bright and you’ ll be kept Mr. Veatch has received several busy. offers from ammunition makers to Light is the magnet that draws take the road for them and demon trade. strate the shooting qualities o f tbeir A show window brilliantly Sioco our last report pensions goods, but from ths fact that such lighted with electric lights makes have been granted old soldiers of a position would take him away . . , . . ,,7 f . 1 , . . . . , I many a sale "the night before, Lane county as follows: Elijah from home so much of the ttn.e, he It a t t r a c t s a t t e nt i o n , Thurman, Springfield $12; H. H, has declined all offers. makes it easy for yourdiaplay to be Petersen, Elmira, $15; Lucky Doo examined, and shows vottr gooda to little. Cottage Grove, $15; J. G. Elmer Doolittle o f Cottage Grove, the best advantage. Kirk, Junction City, 112; G. F Electrio light is the best and ( was in Eugeue today. He is one of Durkee, Cottage Grove, $12; Jos. the veterans of the Spanish-Ameri- only illuminant. Campbell, Mapleton, $2o. When may our man see yon can war who was wounded in the Roseburg drug »totes will kere- Phillipines. He was a member of about it? W i u . u * * * t t k V a l l e y H t v c t r ic after close every night, except Sat Company C, Second Oregon Volun Co. teer».—Saturday’« Guard. urday, at 8 o'clock. ONE PE R FO R M A N C E ONLY Wednesday Evening, January 29, 1 OLIVER ECKHARDT Presents Lillian M ortimrr’s Latest Success “A M an’s Broken Promise.’ This is ft phiy which you cannot aft'ord to miss. It has a strong east and clev er specialties. Seats on sale fit New Era Pharmacy at 25, 25 find 50 cents. Declared the Dramatic Event of the Season Professional Cards. Lodge Directory. - ♦ J X - ----------------------------------------------------------------------— ------------- t Parlors at Veatch a Lawson's. ^ R O Y A L N E I G H B O R S Meet 2nd and lib W ednesday o f each m on th . M a s M akv B a k e r . O r a c l e . M r s . C. W . W a l l a c e , Rec. ! J K. YOUNG W O . W .— Bohem ia Cam p, No. 260, Meets every F rid a y < veiling. A. B r e w h r . Consul C om . C h as . V a n D e n iic r o , Clerk. ATTORNEY AT LAW Office*: Young Build Ing, Mail» Street, Went Side. k [ f f Q R FRANO LUCII.K HARD OPTICIAN and REFRACTION 1ST K 5 Í. 4 A .- 1. O . O . F .—C ottage G rove, No. 08, Meet every Saturday night. d u o . C o m e r , N. d . M. W . of A . .Meetings 1st and 3rd M onday In oach m onth, A. 8. P o w e l l , Consul. C, W. W a l l a c e , Clerk. KIME, M. D. P H Y S I C I A N itoti S U R O EON j Onice In McFarland Rulldlng 4 Over Wynne's Hardware Store 4 onice Rhone, 341 Residence 3 Phone, 1’ hone, 12G 12C .!. C. J o h n son Medley O . T AI. -C ascade Camp No. 260 Meets every Thursday night. O. H. V e a t c h , Com. li. K. lil VNIB, (.'noter. A. B r e w e r , Sec. r Room 1-1 Now ChrismanHk. Eugene, Or. I Johnson, M B. A .—Modern Brotherhood o f America. Meet the 2d and 4th Tues day o f each m on th at 1 ,0 .0 .F. H all. T , W _ J en kin s Site. W 0. W . St. Valentine Circle 121, Meets 1st and 3rd Tuesday ill each m onth In W. O, W. Hall. M rs . C o r a C o ffm an , Clerk. A tto rn e y s-a t-la w United S tates Land Office, O ffice ,Suite S H ank Bldg. R oseburg, O regon , Nov. 13. 1907. N otice is hereby given th a t in c o m Special a tten tion given t o Mining pliance with the provision s o f the a ct of Congress o t June 3, 1878, entitled and C o rp o ra tio n L aw . An net for the sule o f tim ber lands SSS M MMMStesrtsftiSSSSSeSSS* In the Stales o f California, Oregon, Nevada and W ashington T erritory,” COTTAGE G R O V E as extended t o nil the publie html states by aet o l A u gu st 4, 1892 MARCUS C. S T E W A R T o f Contatoclc, cou nty o f Douglas, Stute (or T e rrito ry ) o f Oregon, 1ms A ll the latest treatments. th is d a y filed in this office his sw orn statem en t No. 8010, fo r the purchase of T71 prtriP fil tne EK or N K 'i and SVV'j o f the N KV2, Section No. 28 In T ow n ship No. 21 N, Range N o. 4 W , W , M. and w ill offer proof t o show that the land s o u g h t is more valuable fo r Its timber o r stone X -R A Y LABORATORY than for agricultural purposes and to establish Ids claim to said land before tho Register nnd Receiver o f this o f J For further particulars address fice at R oseburg, O regon, on T h u rs day, the 20th day o f F eb ru a ry, 1908. J D r. H . C. 8 C H L K K F . He mimes as witnesses: c! R. Law rence, of C om stock, O regon ; Roy d rig g s o f Comstock, O re g o n ; J. A. (Iriggs or Com stock. O regon : K. J. Herbert Kakin DeLo.ilnay o f C om stock , O regon. Pr es i dent Any and all persons claim ing a d T. 0. Wheeler versely the above-descrilied lands are Cashier requested to file their claims In this office on or before said 20th day o f F ebru ary, 1908. CAPITAL B enjamin L. E d d y , Register. PLAIN ami MEDICATE!) BATHS 2 5,00 0 H. C. M A D S E N , W COTTAGE G RO VE, O RE. Ladies engraved visiting cards at the Leader office. CATARRH F o r e s t e r s o f A m e r ic a -M e e t every M onday evening. C. C. C offman , C. R. R en S anford , F .8. A . F . & A . M .—C ottage G rovo, No. 51. Meetings 1st and 3rd W ednes d a y o f each m onth. T . C. W heeler , W. M. L. F-. W ho le V, Sis’ G . A. R .—Appom atax Post No 34, Meets a t l p. m ., on the 2d and 4th Saturday of each m onth. Dit D. L. W o o d s , P. C. (1. W. R e y n o l d s , Adj. L . O T . M .— Lady Lainson Hive, No 42. Meets 2d a i d 4th Friday of each m onth. Mas M a r y S chhm tz , L. C, M ihk L kta S a n f o r d , U, K , O E , S .—C ottage d r o v e Chapter No 4. Meetings held on 2d and 4th F ri day of each m onth. M r s . M ak T h om pson , W . M. M rs . T . C. W h e e l e r , W . P. M rs . G r a c e R hi n o , Sec. W . R . C .—A p p o m a tto x W , It. C, No. 12, Meets at 1 p. In. on the 2d and 4th Saturday o f each month. M a r y D ic k e y , Pres. E. J ennie W oods , Sec. l K . A gfMt'r.il bunking business transact ed :: :: :: :: :: atch m aker . Repairing at reasonable charges. All work guaranteed first-class. Watches, Clocks and Jewelry at Lowest Price o f P .—Juventus L od ge No, 48, Meets every Wednesday night J . E. O s t r a n d e r , C. C. C h a s . V a n D e n B e r o . K . o f R . & S. O RG AN IZED C 0 1 T 4 Î E GROVE O R R O O N 1900 General B la cksm ¡th in g Horseshoeing a specialty. Wagon an<t carriage re- ing. All work guaranteed rlave your horsesteeth ex amined and repaired. Shot at rear o f Hemenway « Burkholder's Store :: THOMPSON HOTEL M rs . Rates per day I. E. T hom son . ...........................$1.00 R oom and board, per w eek ........ $4.50 j . n -A - 3 C E .£5 Fashion Stables E l y ’ s C ream B alm S u r o t o C iv e S a t is f a c t io n , c tv c s r e l ie f a t o n c e . it cleanses, soothes, heals and protects the dioei d membrane resultin'» from Catarrh and «'lives away a (Told in t!»• Henil quickly. Restores the Senses of Taste and Hmeil. Easy to ns#*. Contains no infuri« us drugs Applied int.» the nostvils and absorbed. Larir* f»0 rents at Prayfffsti or l>y m ’ il Liquid Cream bahn for use in ttomix. r», *5 renta. RY BROTHERS. EG Wtrrtn St.. M«w Y«rtt » R F .B R R A H S Cottage d r o v e . No. 24, M eetings 1st . 3rd. and 5th. Fri U A R I O N VBATCH f day o f every month, 1V1 l ’lionc tie Kt*s. Phone .Main 4HI ^ E t t a B a k e r , N O. FUNERAL DIRECTOR and LICENSED j* K atie B. V eati ii , Sec. EMBALMER " J. 8 . Medley. T IM B E R LAN D, ACT JUNE 3, 1 8 7 8 - daughter NOTICE FO R PU B LICATIO N . The school board has been so fortunate as to secure Miss Mc STATE C E. CONVENTION EXPERT MARKSMEN Queen to teach the next term of WILL MEET AT EUGENE VISIT COTTAGE GROVE scbcol in this district and it will begin the first Monday in February. Plans for the eighteenth state convention of the Oregon Christian Endeavor union, to be held in Eu gene February 20 to 23 inclusive, are well under way. The state president, Rev. C. T. Hurd, o f Cor vallis, announces that a strong set of speakers is being secured for the convention. The list includes Rev. L. R. Dyott, pastor of the First Congregational chorch of Portland; Rev. W . H Foulks, pastor o f the First Presbyterian church of Port land; President P. L Campbell of the University of Oregon. Presi dent Kerr of the Oregon Agricult ural college; Revs. J. J. Evans, D. A. Thompson, A. A- Winter, and others. The program is not yet complete, but it includes conferences for the delegates and open meetings for the people of Eugene; also three simultaneous meetings for Sunday afternoon, the last day of the con vention— one each lor men, women and children. The railroads have granted the usual one and one-third fare to all delegates. There are bet ween 200 and 300 of the Christian Endeavor societies in the stale, end an attendance of folly 200 delegates is expected. TIM BK R LAND ACT JU N E S , 1 8 7 8- NOTICK FOR PU B LIC A T IO N B e n j a m in L. E d d y , Register. Mr. Geo. Elliot and wile went to Ashland Tuesday. T iM H E R LAN D, ACT J U N E 3, 1 8 7 8 - NOTICE FOR P U B LIC A T IO N Mrs Wm. McCoy visited Mrs. United States Land Office W- N. Wheeler Tuesday. W. N. Wheeler and family vis ited at the home ,o f M. F. Babcock I KOin.g u“ tl1 nlUhe ,0«* th6y J ? Te [on hand are disposed of. They Sunday. . . . Mrs. D. A . Estes and family vis load started to loading two cars for ship- ment Xuegl(ay. ment Tuesday ited at the home of W . N. Wheeler ' The great revival meetings which Wednesday. crowd to hear them. The show was also well patronized and will , ~ w~irv~. be at Cottage Grove next Wednes- day. Lucetta Thomas has filed her have been conducted for » >me time complaint against her husband, J. I j, church by Evangelist Thomas from whom she asks to be Haudenschield closed Sunday even- released by a divorce. The com I ing with 19 accessions to the plaint states that they were mar I church, the converts being mostly ried at Cottage Grove, October 30, j men. As a jesult o f the meeting 1894, and that on September 15, j fully 150 converts were made, all of 190C, her defendant husband de i whom united with the churches of serted and continues to refuse to I their choice. A t the close o f the live with her, and in the course of Sunday morning service the free her allegations reports a liasou with will offering was taken for the another woman. She asks for the evangelist and $550 was quickly divorce and the custody of their given in appreciation of his ser two daughters, Alta, aged 12, and vices. In addition to this $200 had Margaret, aged 5, Medley & John been raised at an earlier date to pay the expenses of the meeting. son are her attorneys. AR M O R Y HALL Legal Notices. OATES ARE FIXED FOR ORE First-class Livery, Sale and Feed Barn in Connection Powell & Tullar, Proprs.
