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COUNTY SEAT K rendered after which the ladies Professional Cards. ¡served a banquet right royally. Mrs. Mattyre was in Cottage The eveni„ g wss enjoyed and VOted t 'V.»V m ^ *>V. * V. » 'W.-MW. V. Grove Monday. > akion vbatch a giand success by all. M Phone to Itev Phone Main 416 Colds seem to be the fashion on Property is advancing iu price iu F U N E R A L DIR EC TO R a n d L IC E N S E D the creek nowadays. EM BA LM ER this vicinity aud one cati’ t fail to AND NOTES \ News Around the Court House---More Candidates— Parlors parlors ai at Veaten Veatch A a latwson latwson’s. s. Uncle "C al” Hunch was in our know the cause it one rides along vicinity a few days ago. the streams aud secs the great sal Mr. and Mrs. T. Richardson tnou lazily moving through the waters. The trout are also abund went to Cottage Grove Saturday. K. YOUNG Mr. S. F. Wheeler and daughter ant aud its said that seals are sport ATTORNEY AT L A W Junction City is working hard the electric line to Springfield and Mrs. A. D. Owens rode out to town ing in I ho streams too. Nature has Oftlce: Young Kmldtug, Main Street, on up the McKenzie, are now busy West Shle. been kind to the Lorane valley. for a cannery. together Tuesday. The registration of voters up to on right-of-way between .Eugene The public installation of the I Professor L. G. Paap and Mr. Saturday night amounted to 1018. and J unction for tbe main line com W ill Moore made a trip to Cottage O. O. F. and Rebekah lodge at j *'# ' ing in from Portland via that place Car loads o f logs are arriving Lorane was much enjoyed by the Grove Tuesday afternoon. ERANO CUCII.K HARD k several times a week from Cottage to this city. ' î Mrs. Mabel Dresser and son aud many invited friends, the hall be The president has nominated A. O PTIC IA N and R EFR A C TtO N IS T * ing well filled. After installation Grove for the Eugene mill. R. Martin postmaster at Junction daughter Miss Winnie have been Room l-l New ChrhiimnBk. Kngene, Ür. J the ladies prepared the tables, which Mrs. Henry Hohl and children visitiug friends on the creek lately. City. The Oregon delegation agreed nearly groaned under the load of were passengers for Cottage Grove Mr. and Mrs. Will McCoy and to recommend the reappointment of good things, for the banquet to on the Monday train to visit there the following postmasters, whose daughter Iris visited Sunday after which all did justice. Music and a few days. offices have been raised to the pres noon at the home of M. F. Bab A. W. Kl MK, M. 1). games iwere another feature of en William Odgers has filed location idential grade: Geo. W. Spring, cock- PHYSICIAN »m l st; KG KON joy men t. Ottici* In McFarland Building notices on the claims “ Confidence" Lents; lone McCall, Gresham; W . Mr. and ^ lra John Overholser 1 Over Cochran’s Forniture Store ; onice Phone, 34» Residence Phone, le, 631 * and “ Providence” in tbe Bohemia M. Yates, Hood River. went Monday to tbe Divide to visit SEED POTATOES Mining district. Overholser’s sister Mrs. The Western Uuion has just Mrs. G. F- Barnhart has removed from finished stringing another wire on Earnest McReynolds. J. C. Johnson A lino lot of Burbank seed pota J. 8. Medley. Cottage Grove to Eugene to reside. the poles along the railroad track Mr. and Mrs. S. Burcbaui nnd toes for sale. Apply to Beidler M edley $ Johnson, His household goods arrived here and there are so many wires that it family have been favored by receiv Bros. Cottage Grove, Oregon.(A P) A ttorneys-nt-Jaw Saturday night. has been found convenient nnd ing a visit from Mrs. Burcham’s O/fiee S uite .7 R a n k Bldg. Eleven blocks has been ordered safer to take ‘ them into a building brother and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Special attention given to Miutiig paved on Eleventh street by the through an insulated cable. This Knight. and Corporation L aw . city council. The contract will be was done at Eugene on Monday and Wednesday tbe 22nd was Mrs. the same work is being done at all let as soon as possible. Charlie Wilson’s birthday. They Charles J. Dodd of Springfield stations along tbe line. celebrated it by spending the after COTTAGE GROVE precinct has filed his petition as a Louis A. DeSpain et al to Allie noon and evm ing at the home of candidate for the nomination for Thornton; tract in Cottage Grove, Mr. and Mrs. W . N. Wheeler. representative on the republican $900. Mr. and Mrs. Eugeue Miller went All the latest treatment... ticket at the primary election. Jeremiah Atkinson et tix to Gil to Saginaw Saturday to visit Mrs. E W tr ir a l J. F. Robinson and J. M. Wil bert L. Shortridge et u x; 9O.I5 Miller’s parents. Mrs. Mdler will liams have been employed by the acres in sec 13, tp 20, s r 5 w; 53.- stay for a time to assist in taking county to expert the county hooks 82 acres in claim 44, tp 20 s r 5 w. care o f her sick mother. from July 1, 1907 to January 1, $375. X -R A Y LABORATORY At the special school meetiug 1908. They went over the books Roy V. Foster to William R. held Tuesday Mr. Henry Dame- last fall up to July 1 . For further particulars address Kelly; 80 acres in sec 22, tp 20, s r wood was elected director to fill the W. B. Dillard, county superin 5 w. $40. l>r. I I . C. 8 C H L E E F . B a l m place made vacant by tne resigna E l y ’ s C r e a m tendent, H. M. Price couuty com G. E. Brumfield et ux to Wm. tion o f W . F. Gray. Suro to Cavo S a tis fa c tio n , !& S S »88S 8S S !S S S S S S t ;s$$ sS S eS C S S K S S S sl e r v r s RELIEF AT ONCE. missioner and R. E Eastland, R. Kelly; 80 acres in sec 22, tp 20, Mr. Kelly from Idaho, who has rr < loRî;- « -, so o t!:.«a, bPills and p rotects the county treasurer, have decided to s r 5 w. $20. Ü . «1 1 . i brano r ;iltin " from Catarrh been visiting'his sister Mrs. Henry and drive:; av.ay a C old in tip- Head qu ickly. H. C. M AD SEN, file nomination petitions for re-elec Kc*b. * íh e Sense* o f T aste and Kmeil. c o u n c il , r e s o l u t io n s . Damewood has gone to Cedar ('reek W atchm aker . tion to their respective offices. K:isv to iD >. Contains n o injnri-. us drugs Two of Mrs. Applied i it.» the nostrils and absorbed. At a meeting of the Eugene city to visit hi's parents Repairing at reasonable charges. The nominating petition of B. F. council Monday the following reso Damewood’s children went with Large i , 50 cents at Diut/yists o r b y All work guaranteed Hrst-eiass. i i d 1 ¿»lid ( ’ ream B alm ¿or use in Watches, Clocks and Jewelry at Lowest Price Keeney for county assessor and ol lutions were passed: him to visit their grandmother. Itorr.izt rn, 75 ce:.ts. COTTAGE GROVE, ORE. Gabriel R Chrisman for county r St.. New Yorks “ Resolved, That it is the Judg Mr. and Mrs. F. A. W heeler gave H.Y judge, both of the republican ticket ment of the common council o f the a dinner Monday the 27 in honor of were filed in the county clerk’ s of city ot Eugene that the bill now their son R oy’s 2lst birthday. fice Monday. oefore congiess, commonly known About 25 young poople were present M rs . I. E. T h o m p s o n . The county road viewers went to as the Tillman bill, which permits to enjoy the good dinner. If. being f Junction Monday to view and re the prohibition of the shipment o f a nice bright, afternoon they en Rates tier day ...............................$1.00 port upon a road in that vicinity intoxicating liquors into prohibi joyed a frolic in the yard before re Room and board, per week.........$4.50 and Wednesday they went to tion territory, is demanded by good turning to their homes. Brumbaugh creek east of Cottage public policy and should be reacted TIMRER LAND. ACT JUNE 3, 1878- Grove to report upon a road asked into law; and be it further NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Lorane Notes. IN O N E OR M A N Y C O L O R S United States Land Office, for in that locality. Resolved, That our senators and Roseburg. Oregon, Nov. 13. 1907. Charlie Tompkins is again able The citizens of Marcola are tak representatives be and they are here L A R G E S T F A C IL IT IE S Notice is hereby given that in com IN T H E W E S T F O R pliance with the provision* or the act ing active measures toward secur by respectfully asked to use their to be out. of Congress of June 3. 1>78, entitled T H E P R O D U C T IO N OF Mrs. Jackson aud Mrs. Coleman ing the incorporation of that town. beBt endeavors to secure the pas “ An act for the side of timber lands H IG H G R A D E W O R K In tile States o f California, Oregon, They wish to he in a position to sage of this act as speedily as may are slowly recovering from their Nevada and Washington Territory,” severe attack of Lagrippe There regulate the affairs o f their own be. SATIS AS ISW AS CASTERS HOUSES as extended to all the public laud states by act of August 4, 1892 “ That this resolution be properly are a few other cases though not community, and it is said that a H IC KS-CH ATTEN XIA RCl’S C. ST K W A RT large majority of the citizens favor authenticated by the mayor and so severe. o f ComstO' k. county of Douglas, city recorder and a copy hereof for the incorporation. The Woodmen and Royal Neigh E N G R A V I N G CO. State (or Territory) of Oregon, bus this day tiled in Oils office his sworn 3d & A l d e r , P O R T L A N D , O R E . A lf Walker and Henry Stewart, warded to each c f our senators and bors gave public installation Friday statement No, N(>ic, for the purchase of evening and fine programs were who secured the right-of-way for representatives.” City Council Passes Resolutions. i I **• jj ° K I L f CATARRH RAM aai MIMCATO BATHS PERFECT PRINTING PLATES IMMENSE WESTERN OREGON PIONEER OF 1843 RAILROAD EARNINGS DIES AT EMPIRE CITY For a railroad like the O R. & N. Portland, Jan. jO— Sarah Damron Owens, grandmother of Mrs. Chas. to clear up nearly six million dol W. Fulton, died at Empire City, lars on a gross income o f tirirteen Coos county, at 3 o ’clock yesterday j millions shows what immense earn- afternoon Her death, which oc- jings our railroads are lay:ug away cured at the horn« of her grand I as surpl us in addition to declaring daughter, Mrs. Ida McCulloch regularly four and five per cent div- N. Hanson, was due to dropsy of the ! idends. Here is the O. R heart, from which she had been a with a surplus ol nearly thirty mil sufferer for a number o f years. She lion», yet it is lined up with other was 91 years and 8 days old, hav roads making equally as great pro- ing been born in Pike county, Ken 1 tits in favor of raising the freight tucky, January 8, 1818. She crossed I rate on lumber shipments east to tbe plains with her husband, such a figure as to completely para lyze that industry 011 this coast. Thomas Owens, in 1843. The Interstate Commerce Com Mrs. Owens was the mother o f 11 children and leaves 17 grandchild mission is nware of these railroad ren and 14 great-grandchildren, as profits as shown by the O. R & N. follows. Mr». Dr. B. A. Owens, report published elsewhere and Adair; Mrs. H. Abraham, Mrs. W. furnished by the company to the S. Potter, Mrs. L. Potter, Mrs. L Oregon Railroad commission. Such Olsen and Mrs. L. A. Pike The facts as these are sufficient to con vince the most skeptical that pres interment will be at Empire City. Mrs. Owens was tbe grandmother ent railroad rates east are all the of Mrs. Chas. H. Fisher, wife of traffic can bear, and if any differ the publisher of the Guard, Eu ence should be lowered, rather than gene. raised. Ip A CLEAN, BRIGHT LIGHT m M m Cheaper than Oil ! ;».w Safe and Convenient! m v -N 'tV ELECTRIC LIGHTS QA Show W indow brilliantly lighted with Electric Lights make m any a sale ‘ ‘ the night before.” No exploding lamps, homes in ruins nor burned children, when ya»n h a v e electric lights installed. H bC » C S t anî* o n lç Illu m in a n t w . ^ m I I i Willamette « Ualley * Company W m m m m m m M 'm m m m m m m m Fashion Stables To Whom it May Concern. Springfield, Oregon, Jan. 27, 08. The undersigned desires to ex press to the good peoplo of Cottage Grove and to his creditors that he regrets his inability, through a long protracted illness to pay his debts at this particular time, but as soon as able to work will pay everv cent I owe. O. W . A u .n . Lodge Directory. Silk Creek News. The big automobile which has bean worked over in Portland nnd equipped with ear wheels to run out of Medford on the new Crater Lake railroad, passed through this | city on Tuesday’» freight. It will ( make a unique car and will carry a number of passenger*. First Class Livery. Sale and Feed Barn in Connection P o w e ll & T u lla r , P rop . THOMPSON HOTEL tne EX or N E '4 and SW<4 of theNF.k, Section No. 28 iu township No. 21 S, Range No. 4 W, W, M. and will offer proof to s h o w that the land sought is more valuable for its timber or stone than for agricultural purposes and ho establish ills claim to said land before the Register nnd Receiver o f this of fice at Roseburg. Oregon, on Thurs day. the 20th day of February, 1908. He names as witnesses: C. R. Law rence, o? Comstock, Oregon; Roy Griggs o f Comstock, O regon; J. A. Griggs of Comstock. Oregon; R. J. DeLannay of Com stock, Oregon. Any and all persona, claiming a d versely tile above-described lands are requested to file their claims in this office on or before said 20th day of February, 1908. B e n j a m i n L. F.npv, Register. K l.B K h A H S -Cottaut“ drove, No. 24, Meetings 1st. 3rd. anil .'*th. Frl- Aay ofevery month, E tta B aked , N O. K B. V e a t c h , See. a t ie R O Y A L N E IG H B O R S -M eet “ ml an d 4th Wednesday of each mouth. M bs M a r y B a k e r . O haci . k . M r s . C. W . W a l l a c e , Rec. W O. W .—Bohemia Camp, No. 200, Meets every Friday evening. A , B h k w k r , C o nsul C o m . ( ' h a s . V a n D e . m i i 'I u i .''Clerk. K O. T M. Cascade Camp No. 280 Meets every Thursday night. O. H. V batch . Com. R. K. B vnnis , Cooler. I ft ft f fM tn gr Grove, M eet e v e ry S a tu r d a y n ig h t. O ko . C omer , A. B r e w e r , See. B enjamin I.. Enriv, Register. N. G. M W. of A.—Meetings 1st and 3rd Monday In each month, A. S. P o w k i . i .. Consul. C. W . W a i . i . acr , Clerk. M B. A . —Modern Brotherhood of America. Meet the 3d and 4th Tues day of each month at I.O.O.F. Hall. T. W . J enkins See. W. 0. W. St. Valentine Circle 131, Meets 1st and 3rd Tuesday ill each month iu W. O, W. Hall. M rs . C o r a C o w m a n , Clerk. Foresters of A m erica Meet every Monday evening. C. C. C offman , C. R. B en S a n f o r d , F .S. 6. A M. —Cottage Drove, No. 51. Meetings 1st and 3rd Wednes day of each month. A. F, L. F. T. C. W heeler , W. M. W o o i . e y , See. G. A. R.— Appomatax Post No 34, Meets a t l p. m., on the 2d nnd 4th Sutnrdav of each month. Du I). L. W oods , F. C. O. W. R eynolds , Ad). L. O . T. M. —Lady Lmnson Hive, No 43. Meets 2d anil 4tli Friday of each month. M rs M ary S chumtz , L. C, M iss L e v a S a n f o r d , K, K, O E . S. —Cottage G rove Chapter No 4. Meetings held on 2d and 4th Fri day of each month. M r s . M ae T h om pson , W. M. M r s . T. C. W iie e i . e r , W. P. M rs . G r ace B ki n d . See. W. R C . —Appom attox W, ft. C, No. 12, Meets a t 1 p. in. on the 2d aud 4th Saturday of each month. M a r y D i c k e y , Pres. E . J en n ie W o o d s , See. K. of P . —Juventus Lodge No. 48, Meets every Wednesday night. J . E. O s t r a n d e r , C. C. C has . V an D k . n B eru . K.of R. & S. General B lacksm ¡th in g Horseshoeing a specialty. Wagon and carriage re- ing. AH work guaranteed Have your horsesteeth ex- ammetl and repaired. Shoe at rear o f Hemenway à Burkholder’ s Store :: :: T . IT B A T I B TIMBER LAND ACT JUNE 3, 1878- NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION United state* Land office, Roseburg, Ore., Dee. 20, 1907. Notice Is hereby given tliut In com pliance with, the provisions of the act of Congress of .Tune :t. 1878, entitled “ An act for the »ale of timber land» in the states ot California, Oregon, Nevada and Washington Terri tory” , as extended to all the Public Land States by act nl August 4, 1892, KATHERINE KCHLEEK of Cottage Orove, Comity ol Lane, State lor Territory) of Oregon has this day May second, 1907, filed In this office her sivorn statement No. 877s for the purchase o f the W % of N \\'t of Section No. 22 in Township No. 22 south. It inge No. 3, west, W. M., and will offer proof to show that the land sought is more valuable for Its tlmlier or stone than for agricul tural purposes and to establish Ills claim to said land before W. W. Calkins, U. S. Commissioner at his office in Eugene, Oregon on Wednes day, the 4th day of March, 1908. She names as witnesses; H. C. Schleef of Cottage Grove, Ore gon; Louis (1. Oerum of Cottage Grove, Oregon; Harvey T aylor, of Cottage Grave, Oregon; Henry W it- lock of Cottage Grove, Oregon . Any nnd ull persous claiming ad- Vershly the above-described lands are requested to file tbelr claims in this office on or before said 4th day of March, 1908. B e n j a m in T.M BEK LAND, ACT JUNE 3. 1878- NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION United Stales f.atid Office Roseburg, Oregon, Dec. 20, 1907. Notice Is hereby given that in com pliance with the provisions o f tbe act o f Congress of June 3, 1878, en titled "A n act for the sale of timber lands in the states of California. Oregon. Nevada and Washington Ter ritory^’ 'n s extended to all the Public Land States by uct of August 4, 1892, WILBUR H. HYLAND of Lowell, County of Lane. State I or Territory) o f Oregon has this day May 15, 1907. filed in this office Ids sw orn statement No. 8782 for the pur chase o f lots 1, 2, Sand 4, of Sec. No. 12. in Township N o . 20 South Range No. 2, West. W. M., and will offer proof to show that the land sought is mere valuable for its timber or »tone than for agricultural pm pones and to es tablish Ids claim to said land before W. W . Calkins. U. S. Commissioner, at his office in Eugene, Oregon, on Thursday the 5th “lay ot March. 1908 He names ns witnesses: Oscar Dtnry of Lowell, Oregon; Grover Walker of Ixiwell, Oregon; Irn D. Hyland of Lowell. Oregon; Jo. Wilhelm of .Bine. Oregon. Any and all persons claiming ad versely the above-decrlbed lands are requested to file their claims in this office on or uefore said 5th day of Mareh 1908. No. M, L. Enny, Register. TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3, 1878— NOTICE OF PUBLICATION. United States Land Office, Roseburg, Oregon, Dec. 21, 1907. Notice Is hereby given that in co m pliance with the provisions of the act of Congress ot June 3, 1878, entitled “ An act for the sale of timber lands in the States o f California, Oregon. Nevada and Washington Territory,” as extended to all the public land slate» by net of August 4, 1892 SUSIE SCHNEIDER of Lorane, county of Lane, State (or Territory lof Oregon,ha» this day May 29, 1907,"filed in this office her sworn statement No. 87«7, for purchase of Lots No. 9, 10, 15, 16, In Section 26, Tp. 21 South, Range No. 2, west o l W. M., and will offer proof to show that the land sought is more valuable for Its timber or stone than for agricultural purposes anil to establish her claim to said land before W. W. Calkins, U. S. Commissioner, at his office in Eu gene, Oregon,on Saturday,the 7th day of March. 1908 She names as witnesses: Clark P. Dovereaux. of Eugene. Oregon, Frank A. Tripp, o f Eugene. Oregon, Jacob D. Wigle, of Coburg, Oregon, John P. Runk. of I,orane, Oregon. Any and all per-ons clniuiing ad versely the above (le«crll>cdxand» are requested to tile their claims in this office on o r before said 7th day ot March, 1908. B enjamin L. E ddv , Register,