Cottage Grove leader., March 20, 1908, Image 8

Paid 17.500 For Five Chickens
Cochran & Cooley
[
Furniture, Paints, Oil, Glass, Wall Paper, Carpets,
Linoleum, Matting, Rugs and Picture Frames.
i.
.in
—
COUNTY SEAT NEWS AND NOTES
The freight depot was moved
Monday I.illie M. Hart was
granted a divorce from James JI. across the track Mouay and it now
stands where it will for the next
Hart.
few weeks.
John Hunzicker’s plans for the
It is reported that Marie Ware
new five-story ( >dd Fellows' block
M eKinlet’, formerly o f this city,
have lieen accepted.
will soon open a millinery store in
The notarial commission o f Fin- Portland. W hile in San l'raticisco
gal Hinds o f Cottage d ro v e was during the past year or two she
filed with the county clerk last was employed in a well-known
week.
millinery establishment.
• A marriage license was issued
Senator
R. A .
Booth,
who
by the county clerk Saturday to greatly enjoys hunting wolves with
Arthur I,. Leonard aged 24, and dogs, was out with his pack of
Ksther M. Kite hey, aged IS, lx>th hounds Tuesday. Three of his
o f Cottage drove.
Karl H ill, the baseball player,
who made such a good record as a
third baseman in the
Kugeue
team last year will go to Tacoma
with Kalph Weed to play with the
team there.— Register.
The meeting of the Lane County
1 iemocratie C e n t r a l committee
which was to have lieen held in
the court house last Saturday was
postponed until Saturday o f this
week.
The Southern Pacific company
has just paid its tax which amounts
to over $52,000. This is exclusive
o f the tax on its contracted lands.
The receipt that Sheriff Fisk is­
sued to the company on this occas­
ion represented by far the largest
amount ever paid in l.ane county
by any individual, company or
corporation and County Assessor
B. F. Keeney wears a broad smile,
for he is the man that did it with
his little pencil.
dogs were lost in the chase. They
were hot on the trail of a coyote,
which had l)een shot at several
time, and the last seen o f them
was oil the head o f S[>eucer creek,
going south.
liarl H ill has commenced suit
against W . B. Dennis o f Black
Butte for a claim for labor which
he says in his claim amounts to
$111.09. It will be tried in county
court, C. A . W intermier being
H ill’s attorney. T h e case has not
yet been set on the caleudar. It is
the first case of this kind brought
iti the county court for several
mouths.
The big lo o horse power lx>iler
for the lilmira saw m ill was un­
loaded from the car Tuesday and
will be moved to the mill as soon
as possible. The late rains have
enabled the company to bring
down its two drives o f logs and as
soon as the boiler can be installed,
the mill will be started again. It
| is on a better footing now than
Presentation of regimental colors
! ever before.
by doveruor Chamberlain to the
The Warreti Construction coin
F'ourth Regiment, (). N . d ., at
the armory Tuesday evening w a s . pany have put their rock crushers
witnessed by a packed house in I at the quarry to work and the
the presence of the officers and men i crushed rock is l>eing hauled to
o f Companys A and C Kugeiie, ( » o f various places about town where it
Albany and K of Cottage (irove, is to l>e used on the street paving.
and officers o f the other companies The crushers will probably be kept
in the regiment. Governor Cham­ atavork constantly now until there
berlain
a s commander-in-chief is enough rock crushed to com­
made the presentation speech and plete the work and that will take
the colors were accepted by Col­ the most o f the summer. The
onel V'or a n in a short address o f curbing men are putting in the
appreciation and pledging fidelity curb on Eighth street as fast as
possible.
to the flag.
A W e ll K e p t P o u lt r y a n d
plied for the N\VJ£ SEJf of Sec. 14, Tp.
22 S, R 1 \V of \V. M., and filed in this
office a list of school indemnity selections
in which it selected said land; and that
said list is open to public for inspection.
Vny and all persons claiming adversely
the above described land or any legal
subdivision thereof, or claiming the
same under the mining laws, or desiring
to show said land to lie more valuable for
mineral than for agricultural purposes,
or to object to said selection for any law­
ful reason, should file their claims or
their affidavits of protest or contest in
this office on or before the 11th day of
May, 1908.
1 hereby designate Jlie Cottage Crove
Leader, published at Cottage ('.rove, Ore­
gon, as the newspaper in which the above
notice is to lie published.
Barred Rocks And Golden Wyandottes
— F'ggs for hatching $1.50 j>er
15 at Cottage Grove or Saginaw.
A . W o o », Saginaw, Oregon.
Business Chickens __ Golden W yan
dotts and Black Langshaus, best
winter layers, prize stock, eggs
$2 for 15,
\V. C. C o n n e r .
A n d a l l K in d s o f
HAULING
Registar.
GENERAL FEED STORE
Leave orders at. Cunningham s Con
fectionery Phone 73 or phone •
residence 406
D. C. Baughman. Prop r.
HAY. GRAIN.
FLOUR. MILL FEED
POULTRY SUPPLIES
sale.
j
K. YOUNII
ATTO RNEY \ T M W
:>
J*
Ottice: Young HiitMing, Main Street,
Went .Side.
Q K KKANC LUcILK HARD
OPTICIAN and RfcFRACTIONIST
ja
(
(
Room 1-1 New uhrUnmnBk. Kngene, Or. >
9 \ El
i V .# ) V.
( A
?
9
\
W. KIMK, M. I).
1
i
l ’ I l Y M M I A N nini S I I K U K Q N
J
Office lu McFarland Building
9
. Over Cochran’» Furniture Store
Office Phone, :i4) Residence Phone, '»si *
B
o w
Attorn eys-at-law
O ffic e
S u it e :i R a n k
»S|KH*inl atten tion »riven
mu! C orporation L aw .
to Mining
United States Land Office
Roseburg, Oregon, Feb. 17. 1908.
Notice Is hereby given th a t In com­
pliance with the provisions o f the act
H. C. M A D S E N ,
o f Congress of June 3, 1878, en ­
titled "A n set fo r the sale of timber
W atchm aker .
lands lit the states of California,
Repairing at reasonable charges.
Oregon, Nevailu and Washington T e r­
A ll work guaranteed ffrst-ciass.
r ito r y ” ns extemled t o all the Public
Watches, (Hocks and Jewelry at Lowest Price Lnnd States by net of Aaigust 4, 1H92,
COTTAGE GROVE, ORE.
H A R O L D .T. G I.A 8 0 U
o l Eugene County of lame, State (o r
T e rrito ry ) o f Oregon has this day
filed in this office Ids sw orn state­
ment No. 8828 fo r the purchase of the
Horseshoeing a specialty.
Wagon and carriage re-
lots 1, 2, 3 nnd t, o f Sec. No. 4 in T ow n ­
lug. All work guaranteed
ship
No. 29 South, Range No. 2,
ilave your horsesteeth ea-
aramed and repaired. Shot
West, W. M., and w ill offer proof
at rear of Ileineuway A
to show that the land sought is mere
Burkholder’s Store :: ::
valuable lor its tim ber or stone than
X . ¡E T
2C E
\ £ Z for agricultural purposes and to es­
tablish hi« claim to said land before
Register mid Receiver, at their office
Roseburg, Oregon, on Friday the
COTTAGE G RO VE
Í In
12th «lay of June, 1908
He names as witnesses :
Herman T . Dow, of Engene, Ore­
gon; Andy Heitzman of Eugene, Ore­
gon ; Samuel Carmichael o f Eugene,
All the latent treatment».
Oregon; Edward V o g t of Eugene,
Oregon.
Electrical
Any an«) nil persons claiming ad­
versely the above-decrlbod lands are
requested to file their claims In this
office on or liefore said 12th day of
June 1908.
X -R A Y LABO RATO RY
B enjam in L. E d d y , Register.
General Blacksm¡thing
PLAIN and MEDICATED BATHS
For further particular» address
&
T u lla r ,
P ro p .
NO TICE O F SCH O O L IN D E M N IT Y
S E L E C T IO N .
O r . H . C. H C H L K K F .
Notice is hereby given that all appli­
cations for permits to graze cattle, sheep
and horses within the Cascade (Umpqua)
National forest «Inring the season of
1908, must lx* filed in my office at Rose-
burg, Oregon, oil or liefore March 2 2 ,
1908. This new division includes graz­
ing districts 11, 12, Id, 14, loan«) 17 of
the Cascade (South) National forest as
established last year. Full information
ill regard to the grazing fees to I *
charged anil blank forms to lie used in
making application will lx« furiiislie.I
upon request.
S. C. K a k tr u m , Supervisor
millantane « Uallev * Company
P o w e ll
L . K iid y , Register.
T iM B E K L A N D , ACT JUN ES, 1878-
N O TIC E FO R P U B L IC A T IO N
H I tig .
a n i» o n lp
I llu m i n a n t
i First Class Livery,
Sale and Feed Barn in Connection
- 7
e n j a m in
.
ELECTRIC
LIGHTS
Fashion Stables
T IM B E R LA N D AC T JU N K 3, 1878—
N O TIC E FO R P U B L IC A T IO N
United Stuffs Lund Office,
I tone burg, Ore., Feb. 15, 1908.
N o lle » Is hereby given th at in com ­
pliance w ith the provisions ol the act
of Congress ol June 3, I n 7\ entitled
"A n act for the sale of timber I i ii k I u
In the states of California, Oregori,
Nevada
and Washington
T e rri­
to r y ", as extended to nil the Public
Land States by net of August 4, 1X92,
N A T H A N E. B A R R E T T
ol Eugene, County of Lntie, State
(o r T e rritory ) of Oregon has this
day tiled In this office Ills sworn
statem ent No. xxiKI for the purchase
o f tile W % t»f S W , of Section No. 32
In Tow nship No. 22 south. B u lg e No.
2, west, W. M., sad w ill offer proof to
show that the load sought is more
valuable for Its timber or stono than
for agricultural purposes and to es­
tablish Ills elaitti to said land before
Register ami Receiver at their office
la Itdscburg, Oregon, on F rid ay, the
29th <lny of May, Blux.
He names as witnesses;
H. E. Morris of Eugene, Oregon;
Herman T . D ow of Eugene, Oregon;
Cu* 1 Young
of Eugene, O regon;
Thomas Campbell of Eugene, Oregon;
W illiam W itte of London, Oregon
An y and all persons claim ing ad­
versely the above-described lands are
requested to tile their c I u I iiih in this
office on or before said 29th d a y of
May, 1908.
j # s. m
A CLEAN, BRIGHT LIGHT
P A l’ t t ’ 9 1). N f .W R U .
Inquire at the Leader office.
r
; .1 .
7
W . A. HOOATE
pow er Fairbanks
M orse gasolene
. . . . ; for
f ee I
th ree a "mothers darling." now j engine, tanks and « equipment
i
J
1
T IM B E R L A N D , A C T JU N E 3, 1878—
N O TICE FOB P U B L IC A T IO N .
Uniteil S tate« Land Office,
Roseburg, Oregon, Feb. 15 BIOS.
N otice is hereby given th at 111 com ­
pliance with the provisions o f the net
Cottage Grove, Oregon.
of Congress of June :s, 1X78, entitled
Phnne Office 1.15.
Resilience 215
"A n act for the sale of timber lands
in tlx- States o f California, Oregon,
Nevada and Washington T erritory,”
«Nî/J as extended to all th<> public land
f i s
w M
states by aet of August 4, 1X92
H A R L E Y E. M OBBIS
f Eugene, county o f Lane, State (or
T e rrito ry ) o f Oregon, has this day
W tile«I in this office his sworn statement
I No. 8801, fo r the purchase o l toe Ek o f
L ; SW’ L of S E '„ and SEtf o f H W L
Cheaper than O il!
Sa fe and C o n v e n ie n t! m •'! I” o f E Section
No. 32 In 'township No. 22
iS« South, Bunge N o. 1 W est W, M. and
$ 8 will offer proof to show that the land
SS
i- . . sought is more valuable for Its tim-
(JA Show Window brilliantly •2TÎi: I ht o r stone than for agricultural
purposes and to establish Ills claim
lighted with Electric Lights
to sai«l laud before Register and Re
Aver at their offiee 111 Roselmrg.
tttiike many a sale “the night fp < iregott,
on Friday tile 29t,h day of
May, 1908.
before,,” No exploding lampg,
lie names as witnesses:
homes in ruins nor burned |j| Herman
Œ be « e s t
F. Dowot Eugene, Oregon;
W illiam W itt ot London. O regon;
children, when y o u h a v e
Nathan E. Barrett o f Eugene, Ore­
$
gon ; Cal Young of Eugene,. Oregon.
electric lights installed.
A n y and all persons «’Iniming a d ­
versely thenliove-deHcrihed lands are
m piested to file their claims In this
olliee on or liefore said 29th day of
May, 1908.
R exjamix L. Ennv, Register.
Gasolene Engine For Sale.
a tramp.
rUNERAL DIRECTOR anil LICENSED
EMBALMER
Parlors at Veatch a Lawami’a.
Hauling Done Promptly at
Reasonable Charge
l have filed my petition for nom­
ination o f assessor of Lane county,
Oregon, subject to decision o f Re­
publican voters at primaries. I
will spend a week in Cottage
G rove to meet and Ire met by all of
you and will hereafter give notice
o f the time.
&
V KATI'II
M ARION Plumee*;'
lie*. Phone Main 111 ! 1
Applications for Grazing Permits.
DRAYING
B e n j a m i n L. E d d y ,
49-fit.
H op F arm
JUDGE CAKE W ILL SPEAK
VOTERS OF COTTAGE GROVE
AT ARMORY MARCH 21
AND NEARBY PRECINCTS
47-49
Professional Cards.
,
This office is iti receipt o f an in­ ness during the spring mouths.
teresting letter from K. K. Brown, Large orders have already been re­
ceived and more are coming daily. |
proprietor o f the Kugeue Poultry
Mr. Brown can supply either eggs |
farm, who it will lie remembered or chicks in any quantities desired j
carried away 15 prizes from the from his'several breeds.
Cottage Grove poultry show last
Mr. Brown has adopted the col­
winter including one silver cup
ony house, fix 12 feet, while some
This farm has made itself fam | are made from two piano lxixes,
ous during the past show season I their hacks lieitig removed and the ]
by winning seventy-nine prizes at \ boxes put together; these are eov-
three shows with its W hite anil | ered with patent roofiug, the front
Barred Rocks, W h ile and Black of one being removed and covered
Leghorns, Black Langshaus and with
inch netting. Nests and
W hite Orpingtons.
rixists are fitted in and here is an
However, fancy feathers re not ideal open front house that has
altogether what Mr.
Brown is cost but a few dollars and will
breeding for as his main object is | house
omfortably a dozen or
the production o f eggs. He now fifteen fowls. A burlap curtain
has about GOO birds and expects to over the open front is used in the
raise about 2tMHlchicks if possible, very coldest weather.
this year. About a thousand of
Great care is taken to prevent
these w ill lie Leghorns. The sell­ any o f the breeds from m ixing so
ing o f day-old chicks will lie one that any one purchasing eggs or
of the chief branches of the bust- stock can be sure o f their purity.
lion . 11. M. Cake o f Portland,
republican candidate for United
State'- senator, w ill
address the
people of South Lane county at
the armory in Cottage Grove. Sat-
urda\ afternoon March 21, in the
interest o f republicanism and his
candidacy. Mr. Cake is an inter­
esting s|x-aker. a sound republican
and the voters of this section are
cordially invited to hear him dis­
cuss topics o f state and national
importance.
ADVERTISEM ENTS.
W hile in N ew York in January. ! P O L A N D C H IN A PIH S Subject to
registry, drop|«(l Jim. 11!, from
I. Jan
Paderewski, the great: rcglstereil stock. First
choice,
pianist and his wife, attended the I either sex, #x. each
47-4t
Madison Square Garden poultry SEED POTATOES!— A line lo t of Bui
exhibit and while there Madam
hank seed potatoes for sale. Apply
to Mealier Bros. P o tta g e Drove,
Paderewski became a great ad­
O
re g o n .
42-8t*
mirer o f the W hite Orpington
chickens exhibited by the Keller- FO R S A L E —7 It. c. Scotch Collie
paps by Treno W aehter A. K. C.
strass poultry farm, near Kansas
lizzati ex baby U odieeA K C 112357.
City. A t the close o f the great
Pedigrees upon request. Address
show she priced the first prize peu
A. it k in i. Cottage d ro v e.
45tf
o f W hite Orpingtons tone cock L I T T L E lit ’SI N ESN FOB S A L E —At
and four hens ) and was told that
Invoice price w ith freight added,
exclusive linei, oleati new goods,
it would take a fabulous sum to
central location, good trade estab­
buy them. She insisted on a price
lished. Proprietors have “ to o many
being quoted and the owner named
Irons lit the lire." Inquire at The
$7,500 as his Irest cash price.
Bazaar o r Leader office.
Madam Paderewski presented her
check in that sum and ordered the
POULTRY BREEDERS CARDS
birds shipped to her Switzerland
home where she has many varie­
Cards under this head w ill be in­
ties of fine fowls. This is the big­ serted at 50 cents per inch per
gest price ever paid for a pen of month.
\
---------------------------------------
chickens in the world, and the
birds were from Missouri too. The Eggs —I ’lace your order early at ex ­
press office for a setting o f those
Kellerstrass farm has one hen
While Minor«’;, .gga,several orders
which the owner has refused $2,-
hooked already, pr nonneed the
500 for, said to Ire the whitest and
handsomest birds in the show
most jrerfect hen in the world.
room; they scored high and car­
W ho says there is no money in
ried off several prizes, and are
poultry?
heavy layers.
1). T. A w b r e y
NOTICE OP SCHOOL IN D E M N IT Y Barred Rocks — Fen headed by first
SELECTION.
prize cockrel iti late show. All
first class stock. K ggs $1.50 per
United States Land Office.
Rose burg, Oregon, March 17, 1908.
15. A few fine pullets and cock-
Notice is hereby given that the .State
rels for sale. F. B. P hillips , Cot.
of Oregon on September i\ I9R7, tp
tage Grove. Oregon.
plied for the SW^ NWJ¿ of .Sec. 12, IT
22 S, R I \Y, of W. M. and fded in this j S. C. White Leghorns One first, two
office a list of school indemnity select- ' second and one third prizes on
ions in which it Selected said land; and j
only 5 birds entered in late show.
that said list is open to the public for
Eggs from this fine stock $1 50
inspection. Any and all persons claim­
ing adversely the above described land ! per 15. F. B . P h il l ip s , Cottage
or any legal subdivision thereof, or
Grove, Oregon.
claiming the same under mining laws,
or desiring to show said land to be more Butt Leghorns -A few choice cock-
valuable for mineral than for agricul­
rels for sale. Eggs $ l.o0 per
tural purposes, or to object to said select­
setting of 15. J. F. S pray , Cot­
ion for any lawful reason, should Fde
tage Grove, Oregon.
their claims or their affidavits of pro­
test or contest in this office on or before For Sale — Seven Black bangsban
the 9th flay of May 1908.
pullets and 1 11. P. Bock cockerel
I hereby designate the Cottage ('.rove
also Black Javas eggs $2.50 for
bender, published at Cottage Grove,
15, B. Rock and S. S. Ham­
Oregon, as the newspaper in which the
burg eggs $1,^0 for 15.
above notice is to l>e published.
49-6t
B e n j a m i n L. E d d y ,
D. B. C hamueklkn .
• Register.
Light Brahmas — Largest of the
Asiatic breeds, fine layers, eggs
NOTICE OF SCHOOL IND E M NITY
$1.50 per 15. Inquire o f H. K.
SELECTION.
M etcalf .
United States Land office.
Roselmrg, Oregon, March 18, 1908. Egg*- Black Minorca eggs for sale
Notice is hereby given that the State
at $2 per setting o f 15.
of Oregon on September SO, 1907, ap­
D. J. D u B r u i l l e .
HOUSE FURNI5HERS
\
CLASSIFIED
N O T IC E O F SCH O O L IN D E M N IT Y
SE LE C TIO N .
United States Land office,
’
Roselmrg, Oregon, March n, 1908.
Notice is hereby given th a t the
stale ot Oregon on July 12, 1907, ap
plieil for the SE 1-4 SW 1-4 o l Sec. 10,
T p 20 S. R 4 W o f X V . M. and filed In
this office n list ol school Indemnity
s“ lections in which It selected said
land:and that said list Is open to the
public for Inspection. Any nnd nil
persons claiming adversely the above
described land o r any legal subdivis­
ion thereof, or claim ing the same
miller t.lie mining laws, or desiring to
show Inml t o he more valuable for
mineral than for agricultural pur­
poses, o r to object to said selection
f «r any law ful reason, elioulil tile
fla ir claims or tlielr a ffid avit* ol pro­
test o r contest In this office on o r be-
fotv the 1st day of May. 1908.
I hereby «lesignute the C otta ge
G rove l-eniler. published a t C otta ge
(.ro v e, Oregon, as the newspaper In
which the nbove notice Is t o be pub­
lished.
48-5t B e x j a m ix L. Ennv, Register.
United Stab's Land Office,
Roselmrg, Oregon, Feb. 28, Infix.
Notice Is hereby given th at the
state of Otegoti on June 27th 1907
npplltxl for the SE); N E1
/, of Sec. 12
anti lots 1, 2, :t titnl 4 o f See 4, Tp 23,
S, K 2 W of W . M , and filed in tills
office a list of school Indemnity se­
lections In which It selected said land
and th a t snld list is open to the pub­
lic for inspeetIon
A n y and all per­
sons claim ing adversely the nbove
dew Tilled land or any legal subdivis­
ion thereof, or claiming the same un­
der the m ining laws, or desiring to
show said land to 1«) m ore valuable
tor mineral than for agricultural pur-
posi's, or to object to said selection
fo r any lawful reason, should file
tlielr claim s or their affid avits of
protest or contest In this office on or
lx>for«> the22nd d ay of April, Infix.
I hereby «loslgnate the
I « ‘Iider
published a t Cottage (-rove, Lane Co
Oregon, as the newspaper in which
the alrave notice is to I * published.
B e n j a m i n L , Ennv. Register.
N O T IC E FO B P U B L IC A T IO N .
Department of the Interior,
Laml Offiee at Roselmrg, Oregon.
February 3rd, I90S.
Notiee is hereby given t h a t
I.OI IS 11 E L U L I NO,
of Comstock, Oregon, has filed notice
of his intention to make final five-
year proof in support of his claim,
viz: Homestead Entry No. 11252 ntaile
Feb. 1, 1902, lor the H W % Section 34,
Township 2fi S., Range I west, w. m.,
and that sniil proof will lie made be­
fore R egister and Receiver at Rose-
bnrg, Oregon, on Wednesday. May 13,
1998.
He names the following witnesses
to prove Ills continuons residence
upon, and cultivation of the land,
viz:
Samuel M cK ernonof C ottage Grove,
Oregon ; R. A. Allen, of Comstock,
O regon ; Oscar liâm es, of Comstock,
Oregon; Jackson Shorer of Comstock
Oregon.
B enjamin L. E ddy , Register.
N O T I0 E FO R P U B L IC A T IO N .
Department of the Interior,
Land office at Roselmrg, Oregon.
January 27, 1908.
Notiee i s
hereby given t h a t
M R *. L I L L Y HOUSTON,
w idow of Andrew J. Houston ile-
eease«l. of I-oraue, Oregon, has filed
notiee o f her Intention to make final
five-year p roof in support o f her
claim , via: Homestead Entry No.
lfifJX! mad«’ May 20, 1901, for the lots
1, 2 «& S ’ ... NE)i Section 2. Township
V I o M k , R asa*
. W M tod that
said proof will be made before W. W.
Calkins, U. S. Commissioner, at Eu­
gene, Oregon, on Tuesday, March 31,
1908.
She names the fo llo w in g witnesses
to prove her continuous resilience
upon and cultivation of the land, vfz:
John O’ Brien of Lnrnne. Oregon;
Jacob Rttnk of Lorane. Oregon:
George Schneider of Lorane, Oregon ;
Joe Schneider o f Lorane. Oregon
B e n ia m in
L.
E ddy .
Register,