Cottage Grove leader., February 21, 1908, Image 8

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COUNTY SEAT NEWS AND NOTES
Two More Candidates for Sheriff on Republican
Ticket. Tax Rolls Open. Mass Meeting.
The now Christian church at
Mareola has filed articles of incor-
jjorstion.
Mrs David Griggs, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
I. H. Bingham, returned home W ed­
nesday.
Junction City school district has
voted a bonded indebtedness for
$G 000 to build a new high school
building.
The eighteenth state convention
o f the Oregon Christian Endeavor
Union is bolding a well attended
session in Eugene.
I. T. Nicklin has filed his peti­
tion as a cau'lidate for sheriff, sub­
ject to the republican voters at the
primaries on April 17.
Prot. E. H. McAlister of th< en­
gineering department o f the univer­
sity is confined to his home with a
severe attack of the mumps.
Three notarial commissions were
issued Monday in the county clerk’s
office: C. W. Kycbard o f 3priug-
field, John V. O’ Learv o f McKen­
zie Bridge and J. E. Banton of Lon­
don.
Mayor J. I. Jones, Alta Kin.’ , re­
corder and councilinen Geo. Comer
and J. H. Bartels were the repre­
sentatives of the city council of
Cottage (trove who honored E u­
gene with their prosence Monday.—
Register.
William Baiubridge o f Creswell,
was in Eugene Tuesday for the
purpose of swearing out a warrant
for the arrest of William J. Culver
for assault and battery. The
trouble occurred at Creswell Tues­
day. He alleges that Culver, with­
out provocation, knocked him down,
and then jumped on his face with
his shoes, disfiguring his face very
badly. A few dayB ago Mrs. Bain-
bridge sued her hustiand for a di­
vorce and Baiubridge accuses Cul­
ver of causing the trouble between
them. The warrant was issued out
o f Justice of the Peace Bryson’s
couit later in the day and served
upon Culver at Springfield by Con­
stable Plank. He came over and
pleaded guilty and was fined $50
and costs, which he paid.
Thomas R. Parker filed three
mining locations Monday as follows;
The "B ear,” "M oose” and "N or­
man” claims, all in the Bohemia
mining district.
Drew Griffin, who for years has
been associated with the Griffin
Hardware company, and is well
and favorably known throughout
the county, yielding to request of
friends, will be a candidate at the
primaries for sheriff ou the repub­
lican ticket.
Hiram Griggs and wife ot Cot­
tage Grove have moved to Eugene
to become permanent residents.
Their household effects have ar­
rived and as soon as they get
settled Mr. Griggs will take a po­
sition with the Willamette Valley
company in the electrical plant in
Eugene and vicinity.
While the tax rolls for the pay­
ment o f 1007 taxes opened Monday
owing to the prompt respoose to
the notices seot out several thous­
and dollars were taken iD on taxes
Saturday. J. M. Stafford, to whom
the first receipt has been issued for
the past eleven years was again the
first to get his receipt and it called
for over $128. The big day, how­
ever, was Monday. The three per
cent rebate which is offered to per­
sons who pay up, to March 15, is a
great incentive and gets taxes in
very quickly. It is an indication of
good times and prosperity when
people try to get ahead of each
other to pay their taxes.
There will be a monster mass
meeting o f L ine county republicans
at the court house Saturday, Feb­
ruary 20 , lieginnnig.it 10 :.‘t 0 o'clock
for a full and free discussion ol all
matters pertaining to the forthcom­
ing political campaign in H ub coun­
ty. This meetiug is put far enough
ahead so tliut republicans from all
parts o f the county can lie present
and the hour is set for 10.30 a. fu.
so tlmt business can be transacted
in time for those from a distance to
retnr^i home the same day. All
members of the county central com­
mittee as chosen at the election two
years ago or appointed in their re
spcctive precincts are urged to at­
tend.
CURE YOUR K ID N EYS
POULTRY B R EE D ER S C ARDS
Do Not Endanger Lite When a Cottage
Cards under this head will be in
serted at 50 cents per luch per
mouth.
Grove Citizen Show s
You
the Cure.
Professional Cards.
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Roseburg Editor Dead.
Directory.
K P .D P .K A H S
C o tta n e ( Ir o v e , N o .
24 , M e e t ln g H Is t . .'Irti, a n d 5 t h . F r i -
d i IV o l e v e r y m o n ili,
K tta B aker , N
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K atiic B. V katch , 8ec.
R O V A I . N E IG H B O R S — Meet 2nd
shans, prize winners in the Into
and 4tli Wediicmlny i>( curii ninnili.
local poultry show. Stock and
M hh M aky B aker . O raci .R.
eggs for sale. Eggs $1.75 per
M r s . ( '. W . W a l l a c e , lir e .
15 or packed (or shipment $2 per
W O . W .— llobcnna Camp, No. 2011,
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15.
W . C. C onner .
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Meet* overy Frlilay • veulng.
E g g s —Place your order curly at e x ­
A. Ilio.ivi », CnnsalColli.
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ATTORN EY AT L
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press office for a setting of those J) Olllce: Vom ii' lilllldlllK, Mullí SI reef,
C iiah . Y am D exiichii , <'lerk.
Went Side.
White Minorca eggs,several orders
K O . T . M. Cascade Cnmp No*200
booked already, pr mounced the
e- ».'i* » v . * ' * * v. M PW
Meets every Thursday night.
handsomest birds in the show
O. H. V eatch , Com.
U. K. B e n n i m , Cooter.
room; they scored high and car­
ried off several prizes, and are Ï rvit frano lucilk h ard
? I. O . O . F .—Cottage Grove, No. ON,
heavy layers.
1). T. A whrev
Mpet every Saturday night.
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Barred Rocks— Petr headed by first
OPTICIAN and REFRACIIONIST
y A . B r e w e r , S e c . G e o . C o m e r , N. g .
prize coekrel in late show. AH
K o o n i 1-4 N ew c h rlsin a n ltlc . K n^ene, tbr.
first class stock. Eggs $1.5(1 per
M W. of A
Meetings 1st and :!rd
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Monday In each month,
15. A few fine pullets and cock-
A. S. P o w e l l , Consul.
rels for sale. F. B. P hillips , Cot.
C. W . W a l l a c e , C lerk.
tage Grove, Oregon.
$
4
WKIMK.Ml).
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S. C. White Leghorns One first, two
xY#
♦ M. B. A . —Modera llrotherliood of
P H Y S IC IA N and SUKUKON
JP
America. Meet tile 2d and 4th Tues-
second and one third prizes on f
d»y of eaeh iinmtliut 1 ,0 .o .F . Hall.
Olilce in Me Furiami Hulldlii*
only 5 birds entered in late show.
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(»ver Cochran’!* Furniture Store
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Eggs from this fine stock $1.50
Office Phone,'Ml iteHidenco Phone, all rf;
per 15. F. B. P hillips , Cottage 4 V . * V . * V . * V . * V * V . * V . * ' « . * ' V . * „ i i W . O W . St. Valentino Clrcle 121,
Meets lst and 3nl Tnesdny in each
Grove, Oregon.
montli in \V. o. W. lililí
Golden Wyandottes — l’he beauty and
J . S. MEDLEY,
M hh . C o b a C o cí - m a s . C lerk.
utility breed, prize winning birdB.
Attorneys-ut-law
Forestara of A m erica — Meeting:
Eggs $1.75 per 15, packed for
First and Thlrd Thllrsd.i vs.
shipment $2 per 15.
O/’/ 'ice S u ite 3 B r in k Blilff.
L
W . C. C o n n e r .
Buff Leghorns — A few choice coek- Special attention glveu
to Mining :
and Corporation Law.
rels for sale. Eggs $1.50 per
setting o( 15. J. I '. S i - r a y , Cot­
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tage Grove, Oregon.
For Sale — Seven Black Laugshan
COTTAGE GROVE
pullets and 1 B. P. Rock cockerel 9
also Black Javas eggs $2.50 for
i h 11 « i ^ 1 ,
uinU U u
15, B. Rock and S. S. Ham­
burg eggs $ 1.50 for 15.
All the latest treatment».
B. B. C ham beri -EN.
Til pr+Tirnl
FOB SAKE—7 It. r . Scotch Collie
pups by Treno Wuehter A K. (.'.
r 1122!
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*8 ex Daily Bodice A K U 112357.
Pedigrees upon request. Address
A. Z khi i . i ., Cottage drove.
45tf
LOST.
Dr. J. W. Strange, one o f the
best known Douglas county citizens
died of dropsy at his Roseburg
home Sunday morning, aged 55
years. He was born in Tennessee
Nov. 21, 1852, located at Wilbur,
Douglas county in 1871, and was
married to Mies Francis Cox in
18711. In the 80’s he was reading
clerk of the Oregon house and
chief clerk o f the senate. He
served as school superintendent of
Douglas county and was editor of
the Roseburg Plaindealer far several
years, after which he edited the
A LIVE. W ALKING
THE RESULT OF
TEM PERANCE LECTURE Pendleton Tribune. Later he re­
TEACHERS EXAM INATION
turned to Roseburg and after prac-
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H er I*bone Main 41 «; >
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riiotMUO
FUNERAL DIRECTOR and LICENSED
EMBALMER
i’arlora at Vpatch a Lawaou’a.
Langshan* — White and black Lang-
Why will people continue to suffer
the agonies of kidney coiuplulnt,
backache, urinary disorders, lume-
iii-ss, headaches, languor, why allow
themselves to become chronic in­
valids. when a certain cure Is offered
them'.*
I loan's Kidney Pills is the remedy
to use, liecaiise It gives to the kidneys
the help they need to perform their
work.
If you have any, even one. of the
symptoms of kidney diseases, cure
yourself now, before diabetes, dropsy
or Bright's dlseuse sets In. Bead
this Cottage Grove testimony.
Mrs. Virginia Prot/.nmn, living on
Perkins avenue, Cottage (¡rove, Ore­
gon. says: " I suffered lor a long time
with kidney and bladder disorders
and my condition finally tiecame so
bad that I had to go to lied and my
life was aetuull.v despaired of. I
doctored and used many remedies
without getting the slightest relief.
Cutting pains through my back kept
mein ugon.v and I was so weak and
lame across the small of my baek that
I could hardly liear the weight ot my
clothing. I suffered with severe
headaches and was caused a great
deal of annoyance on uccount of the
irregularity of the secretions. I was
laid up In bed for nearly two months.
I began uiing Dunn’s Kidney Pills
which I procured at Benson’s' Phar­
macy and before I had finished the
contents of the first box 1 noticed an
improvement In my condition. As I
continued the remedy I grew stronger
and stronger and when I had used
the contents of five boxes 1 was al­
most free from the trouble. When I
finished the sixth box I was III better
health than I ever hoped to be.
Doan's Kidney pills effected a com­
plete cure and I believe actuully saved
my life. I heartily recommend this
remedy to kidney sufferers."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. I’ oster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Itemember the name— lloan’s—and
take no other.
p v . p v . p v . p v p v p
a r io n
Lodge
PLAIN and MEDICATED BATHS
X -R A Y LABORATORY
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For further
particular, address
O r . II. C. S C II B E E F .
A valuable fox hound, black mid j
tan with extra large earn, 7 months
old. Was runniug coyote in the
vicinity o f Bear creek or Booth,
H . C. M A D S E N ,
Kelly mills when last seen. Return
to owner, G. W . McFarland, Cot­
W atch m aker .
tage Grove, and receive suitable re­ Repairin'* at reasonable enai-Rea.
All work guaranteed tirat-class.
ward.
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry at Lowest Price
CATARRH
COTTAGE GROVE. ORE.
THOMPSON HOTEL
M rs . I. E.
T h om pson .
C. C. Coi
A . F . & A. M .—Cottuge Grove, No,
51. Meetlnga lHt and 3rd WedueB-
(la y Qf ouoli IR O Sth.
T. C. WiiEcpm. W . M.
! L. F. W ooi . k y , 8ee.
| G. A R .—Appomntax
Pest No. 34,
Meets at 1 p. in., on the 2d and 4th
Saturday of each month.
Dn I). L. Woons, P. C.
|G. W . R kynoi . uk , Adj.
! L, O . T . M .— Lady Lninson Hive, No
42. Moeta 2d and 4th Friday of
| each month.
Mas M a r y Sim m t z , L. C,
| Miss L kt v S anford , B, K,
O E . S .—Cottage Grove Chapter No
4. Meetings held on 2d and 4th Fri­
day of e ich month.
• Mas. M a i T h o m p s o n , W . M .
M iih . T . C. WlIKEI.KB, W . P.
Mils. G rack Biti'Nii, See.
W . R . C .—Appomattox W , K, C, No.
12, Meets at 1 p. in. on the 2d and
4th Saturday of each month.
M a r y D ickf . y , Pres.
E. J f . nnik Woons, Sec.
K. of P .—Juventiis Lodge No, 48,
Meets every Wednesday night
J . E . OSTRANDKR, C. C.
C has . V an D kn B kuij , K.of R. & S.
General B lacksm ith in g
Horspsliopinn a »penalty.
Waiçon anü carriage re­
in*. All work guaranteed
ilave your hornenteetli ex­
amined and repaired. HI iol
at rear of llcmcnway à
Burkholder’ » Htore ::
Bates por day ...................................41.00
Boom nnd board, per week......... $4.50
H ay - fever
TiMItKB LAND, ACT JU N E 3, 1878—
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION
K imvin Ti l.1.Alt, Chief ICaiiger
f m a n , Fin. lee.
T . Ü
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United States Land Office
itoH obu rg, Oregon, Dec. 20. 1907.
Notice is hereby given that in com­
pliance with the provIsioiiH of the net
of Congress of June 3, 1878, en­
titled “ An act for the sale of timber
lands In the states of California,
Oregon, Nevada nnd Washington Ter­
ritory" us extended to all the Public
Lund States by act of Augimt 4, 1H02,
Tbe result of the teachers exam-
James B Carrin of Worcester, j ticing dentistry for a number of
TIMBER LAND ACT JUNE 3, IS’ s—
ination held in Eugene last week Mass., who is now on a pleasure years, with hie sou Dale, estab-
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
follows.
trip in Southern California, has the fished the Roseburg Spokesman,
United States Land Office,
Roseburg, Ore., Dec. 20, 1007.
About 73 percent of those .who distinction of being the only m a n | which he edited up to the time of
(-*■
Notice Is hereby given that in com­
XT
took the examination passed sue- J in the world with a petrified nose, his late illness. He was a member
pliance with, the provisions of the act
of Congress of .Tune 3, IH7N, ontltleil
cesafully, or 45 out o f# 03. The due to his former excessive drink- ctf the Presbyterian church and I. E l y ' s C r ï .& m B a l m
"A n act. for the sale ot timber lands
S u r o t o G iv o S a t i s f a c t i o n .
papers of those taking the examina -1 ing and he says, "so long as this O. O. F.. A . O. U. W. and W . O.
in the states of California, Oregon,
C !V "3 rC L lE ? AT OMCG.
W ILBU R H. HYLAND
W
.
lodges.
A
wife,
son,
and
sev­
Nevada
and Washington
Terri­
tion for state or life certificates! petrifying busiuess does not extend
t clonus.»», Rontlirfi, I ior I h and jr otoota the of Lowell. County ot Lane. State 1 or tory", ns extended
to alt the Public
eral
brothers
survive
him.
'.ise.is-
d
rioml»ratio
reuniting
fr>;n
Catarrh
I
to
my
stomach,
I
am
satisfied.
have been sent in to the state su­
I of Oregon lins tilts day Land States by net of August 4, 1892,
•lid drives away a Cold ill th • Head quick! v. Territory
May 15, 1907, tiled in tills office Ills
KATHERINE 8 CHLKEF
perintendent and a report on them "Liquor is responsible lor my or­
’esto os tbo Sonsos of Ta-te and Smell. sworn
statement
No. 8782 fur the pnr- of Cottnge drove, County of Lane,
Health food* are so-called be Easy to nco. Contains no injuriais dru«*s
nament- -or at least that’ s what the
will come in due time.
chn.se
of
lots
1.
2,
3
and
4,
of
See.
No.
12.
cause it takes a healthy person to Applied iuF.» the m itrila nnd air-orbed. in Township No. 20 South Range No. State (or Territory! of Oregon has
Following are the names of the doctor says, so there is a constant eat many of them without dying.
Lnrt;c
», r.O conta at Tiâujrgist 8 or by
this day May second, 1907, filed In
in* il liquid Cream lial.u for use in 2. West. W M., and will offer proof tills office her sworn - statement No.
warning to young men against
successful teachers:
to show that the land sought is more
tlobii * rs, 7.r> conto.
8778 for the purchase o f the W H of
valuable for its timlier or stone than N W v. of Section No. 22 in Township
First Grade— Margaret Tiffany, liquor in my face.”
R Y r R n r T P '’ —
New York.
Patronize Leader advertisers.
for agricultural purposes mid to es- No. 22 south, H inge No. 3, west, W .
Caron's
nose
is
absolutely
petri­
Eugene: Ross Mathews, Thurston;
tnhlish Ills claim to said land liefore M., and will offer proof to show that
W . W . Calkins. U. S. CoiniiilHsioner. the land sought Is more valuable for
Clara E. Taylor, Eugene; Mrs. A. fied. It is just as if a piece o f stone j
at his office in Eugene, Oregon, on Its tiinlicr or stone than for agricul­
Von luman, Elmira; Grace Sailor, carved like a nose, had been pasted i
Thursday the 5th day of March, 1008 tural purposes and to establish his
He names as witnesses:
to bis face and it is wholly useless
Lowell, C. A Walker.
claim to said land before W. W.
Oscar Drury of I smell, Oregon; Calkins, U. S. Commissioner at his
Second Grade— R. W . Smith, as an olfactory organ. Carrin has
Orover Walker of Lowell, Oregon; office in Eugene, Oregon on Wednes­
Ira D. Hyland of Lowell, Oregon; day, the 4th day of March, 1908.
Junction Cily; Mrs. A. E. Dean, no sepse ot smell whatever. He
i .lo.
Wilhelm of June, Oregon.
She names as witnesses;
travels
for
a
coffin
concern
in
Wor­
M
Eugene; Jane Van I’ rooyen. Lea-
Any and nil persons claiming ad­
Cheaper than O il!
Safe and Convenient!
H. C. Schleof of Cottage Grove, Ore­
versely
the ahove-decrlhed lauds are gon; Louts (I. Oertim of Cottage
burg; Mary Day, Goshen: Ruby cester.
requested to tile their claims in this
Grove, Oregon; Harvey Taylor, of
The nose will attract attention
McCluskey, Eugene; Ollie Waite,
office on or is-tore said 5th day of Cottage Grove. Oregon: Henry W it-
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March P.Hls.
Eugeue; Josephine Hurd, Eugene; immediately. It »tandsont straight
lock ot Cottage Grove, Oregon.
GASliow
Window brjlliantlv
;
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B kn . ia . min I-. E ddy ; Register.
Any and nil persons claiming ad­
Mamie Sheridan, Eugene; Eva and stiff ami to the most casual ob-
lighted with Ulectric Lights ^
versely the above described lands are
Higgins, Springfield; Jessica Ors-j server is quite evidently not human
! requested to lile their claims in this
N< >T 101 FOR Id PLICATION.
make many a sale ‘ ‘ the night
office on or before said 4 th day of
well, Thurston; Jennie Hurbert, j flesh. "I used to be a hnVd drink-
Department of the Interior,
March, 1908.
before.” No exploding lamps,
Laud office at Koaehurg. Oregon.
"I had a typical
Eugene, Martha Howard, Lowell; j er,” said Curriu
B k n j a m i n L. F i i i i y , R e g is t e r .
January
27,
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M
.
homes in ruins nor burned ^
Πbe B e e t
John Holmes, Walterville; Ethel inebriate’ s nose, red and bulbous. I
Notice is
hereby glveu t h a t
Mltg. LILLY HOUSTON,
TIMBER LAND, ACT JI NK 3, 1878—
children, when vott h a v e
Moore, Lor tine; Laurel luman, Eu­ Some years ago it suddenly co m -'
anb onlç
widow ol Andrew J. Houston de­
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION.
geue; A. A Kuybtirz, Mabel: Ro­ menced to harden, and I lost th e,
ceased,
of
Loraue,
Oregon,
has
tiled
electric
lights
installed.
Illu m in a n t
1 notice ot her intention to make tlnal
United States Land Office,
use of it. 1 went to hundreds of i
berta Culvert, Junction.
Roseburg, Oregon, Dec. 21. 1907.
live-year proof in support of her
M clniiin viz.; Homestead Entry No. Notice Is hereby given that in com­
Third Grade- Harriet Patter" jn, doctors and they nil told me that it
■ds lords; made May 2n, 1901, for the lota pliance with the provisions of the act
Eugene; \V’ e|Ly Houston, Madison; wns a simple ease of ossification. '
1 ,2 A S 1.. SE), Section 2, Township of Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled
They
did
everything
in
the
wo
ld
Josephine Casey, Junction; Ethel
aOBoutli. Range 6 W. WM and that “ An act for the sale of timber lands
said proof will he made before W . W. in the States of California, Oregon,
Crump, Eugene, Gertiude Kolisen, for me. excepting to amputate my j
Calkins, C. S. Commissioner, at Eu­ Nevada and Washington Territory,”
Crow. Elizabeth Freeman, Eugene; nose, and some even suggested that. j
gene, Oregon, on Tuesday, March 31, ss extended to nil the public land
states by net of August 4. 1892
I 1908.
W . E. St. John, Eugcne^Clarn Lee, They declared that the ossification j
SUSIE SCHNEIDER
She names the following witnesses
Junction; Mabel Ada Smith, W alk­ would extend all over my b o d y ,;
10 prove her continuous resilience of Lorane, county of Lane, State (or
upon
and
cultivation
ot
the
land,
vfx:
Territory lot Oregon,has this day May
er. Erma Smith. Springfield, Ernest but I decided I would rather be \
John O’ Brien of Lorane, Oregon; 29, 1907, tiled in this office her sworn
Jones. Eugene; Belle Truesdale, dead than minus a nose—even a
Jncoh Bunk of Lorane, Oregon: statement No. 8787. for purchase of
| George Schneider of Ixirane, Oregon; Lots No. 9, 10, 15, 10, In Section 28, Tp.
Eugene: Ruby Edwards, Spring- stone nose. I quit drinking, b u t'
Joe (Schneider of Lorane, Oregon.
21 South. Range No. 2, west ot W. M.,
field; Allie Bailey, Eugene; Mina that didn't stop the hardening pro- I
Id \ i'ii'. I. Know Register.
and will offer proof to show that the
land sought is more valuable for Its
It extended down even with
M a g n n s , Eugene; Nellie McCord, cess.
Portland and Return Only $5.30
timber or stone than for agricultural
Creswell; Mary Sprouse, Cottage my face, like it is now, anil then
purposes anil to establish her claim
The Southern Pacific Co. is now to said land before W. W . Calkins, l\
Grove: Ruth Halderec, Eugene; stopped
There lias been no indi-
selling round trip ticket» to Port­ S. CommlRsloner. nt his office In Eu­
Helle Toll, iMiijene; Susan Irwin
»•
.. . . ...
land from Cottage Grove for $5.30 gene, Oregon.on Saturday,the 7th day
Walterville: Lizzie Suit,. . PleaMui ra‘ ,on 8,m'e M,“ , “ wiU " Ter K« «»Y
further
good g. ing Saturday on No. 16 at of March. 1908.
Hill; Mary Smith, Springfi»ld, Ld-
She name- ns witnesses: Clark I’.
"A
ll
over
the
East
they
point
me
1
I 50 a. in. train, returning Monday Deverennx, of Eugene, Oregon, Frank
ah Owen.
evening
on
No.
13
leaving
Portland
A. Tripp, of Eugene. Oregon, Jacob
Primary— Cora Deyoc, Npting- out as the mati with the petrified 1
id 7.30 p . iu . giving all day Satur­ D. Wlgle, ot Coburg. Oregon, John P.
field; Mrs. Blanche Gillxrt, Mar- nose, and 1 am getting rather proud
day, Sunday and Monday in Pott Runk. of I/orane, Oregon.
cola.
of the diatioctfon. But I have
Any and all jiersons claiming ad­
laud. The same arrangements ap­ versely the nbove described lands nre
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a more critical examination o f the
March, 1908.
points at greatly reduced rates
perance lecture.”
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