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I Administratrix Notice Lodge Directory. In the matter of the estate of W. N. Wheeler, deceased. Notice is hereby given that the under signed has beeu duly appointed by the county court of the State of Oregon, for Lane county, executrix of the estate of W. N. Wheeler, deceased, and all per sons having claims against said estate are hereby notified and required to pre sent the same to me pro|>erly verified as required by law, within six months from the date of this notice, at the office of A. II. King, Cottage < »rove, Lane county Oregon. K loisk M. W heeler , Executrix. A. II. K ino , Attorney lor Administratrix. Dated this 25th day of May 1908. 7-11 R .F .B F .K A H S Cottage G rove, No. '-’ I, .M eetings 1st :lrd. anil 5tli. Fri da y o f event month, E t t a B a k k p , N (1. K atik It. Y ka ’ h It. Six'. R O Y A L N E IG H B O R S Meet 2nd and 4th Wednesday ut each m on th , tin s M aii \ B aku «. O kaci . k . Mas. ('. W . W ai . i . ai 'K. Kee. W O . W -B ohem ia Caiiip, No. 2(10, Meets every Friday i veiling. A. Blit:« sk . Consul C om . ( ' has . V a n D i m o ten. Clerk. Administrator s Notice. O . T . M. Cascade (lump No. 2(10 Meets every Thursday night. In the matter of the estate of llerliert O. H. Y' kati h . Coin. VV. Lee, deceased. It. K. D ennis , C ooler, Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned has been duly appointed by !• O . O . r . —Cottage G rove, No. lis, the county court of the state of Oregon, Meot every Sa: unlay night. for Lane county, executor of the estate Guo. ( ri.MKit, N. G. of Herbert W. Lee, deceased and all per A. lliiKWKit, See. sons having claims against said estate are hereby notified and required to pre M. W . o f A Meetings 1st anil tlrd sent the same to me verified as required M onday ill each month, by law, within six months from the date A. S. P ow ki . i ., Consul. of this notice, at the office of A. II. C. W . W a i . i . ai k , Clerk. King, Cottage ('»rove. Lane county, Ore gon. G . A . R — Appoimitax Post No 34, HERT II. L ee , Executor. A. H. K in g , Attorney for Executor. Meets at 1 p. ill., on the 2d anil 4th Saturday of each m onth. Dated this 25th day of May, 1908. 7-11 Du I). L. W oods , P. C. (1. W. K kynoi . ds , AdJ. Administrator s Notice. K LOW R A TE S EAST SOUTHERN PACIFIC Cottage Grove, Oregon May 4, 18 In the matter of the estate of Mary M. B A .—.Modern Brotherhood of Ann «Dillard, deceased. June 5. 6. 19. 20 America. Meet the '2d and 4th Tues Notice is hereby given that the under day o f each m onth at 1 ,0 .0 . F. Hull. signed has been duly appointed by the July 6 7, 22, 23 T , W . J bnkinh Sec. county court of the state of Oregon, for Angust 6. 7, 21, 22 Lane county, executor of the estate of W 0. W .—st. Valentine Circle 121, Mary Ann Dillard, deceased, and all Good tor return In 00 days with stop -Meets 1st and 3rd Tuesday in each persons having claims against said es over prlvllt ,'t‘s nt pleasure m on th in W. (). W. Hall. tate are hereby notified and required to within limits. Mits. A i . ick C o r r man . Clerk. present the same to me properly verified as required by law, within six months F o r e s t e r s o f A m e r ic a M eeting: from the date of this notice, at the of fice of A. II. King, Cottage (»rove, Lane H r.it and Third Thursdays. For any further information call on E dwin T it . i . ah . Chief Konger county, Oregon. J o se ph M. E n g l a n d . Executor. .T. M ISHAM, Local Agent, or write F. C. C of f m an . Fin. See. A. II. K ing , Attorney for Executor. W M . M cM U R R A Y , Dated this 25th day of May, 1908. 7-11 L . O . T . M . - l ¿ally LaniHon III vp , N o General Passenger A gent, 42. Moots 2d and 4th Friday o f , each m onth. POItTI.AND, OKKOON. Portland and Return Only $5.30 M kh M a n y schum tz , L. C, M ihs L kta S anford , It, K, REMEMBER THE BITES W . T. JEROME, N E W YORK’S DISTRICT ATTORNEY, WHO IS ACCUSED OF NEGLECT OF DUTY Hearings In tbe case o f District Attorney Jerome, w bo Is accused o f neglect o f duty by minority strekholdors at the Metropolitan Street Kailway company, New York, unearthed many startling things in connection with that corporation. Many vouchers were produced to prove that money had been used lit lighting damage cases, but the district attorney contended that noue of this came under his observation. L'lie commissioner who heard the testi- mony and will report the result to Governor Hughes also admitted evlden- o concerning the arrest and release o f George W. Perkins, partner o f J. P. Morgan. In the life insurance cases. I i mas F. Ryan's testimony before the grand Jury In the Metropolitan merger ease was also reviewed by the specl........ nmlssioner. K. o f P . —Juvenilis L od ge Meets every Wednesday nignt. EUGENE AND COURT HOUSE NEWS J o e J a c o b s G e ts th e L im it fo r S e llin g B o o z e — F l o r e n c e w o u ld B o n d W e s t L a n e — M a rria g e s . The county court convened W ed Mr. and Mrs. C. C Coffman went to Cottage ('.rove Friday to nesday and it is very busy attend spend Memorial day there. ing to road business. There are Mayor J. 1). Matlock went to many new roads asked for and Cottage Grove Saturday to speak some changes asked for. ( hie at on prohibition there that night with Pleasant Hill is making consider others. able trouble. Died, at his home at Crow, May Marriage licenses were issued ,50, 1908, George Iloselton, aged 76 years. The funeral was held yesterday to Dr. Madison C. Har ris, aged ,51, and Miss Vera M. Sunday. A marriage license was issued Wilson, aged 25, both o f Kugene, Tuesday to Marvin J. Drury aged and to Archie O. Knowles, aged 26, of Mabel, and Miss Pearl I.. '24, and Miss Margie Young, aged Williams, aged 22 of Springfield. 22, both of Kugene. Married, at the residence of the Joe Jacobs, who was convicted officiating clergyman, Kev. 1). K. of selling intoxicating liquors con Baker, in Iiugeue, May .50, l'Ml.S, trary to law, appeared before Jus William S. Michael, of Junction tice Bryson to receive his sentence City, and Mrs. Rose Johnson of at t o ’clock Saturday. The judge Creswell. i took occasion to give the defend The citizens of the Siuslaw val ley are tired of waiting for the government to improve the bar at the mouth of the river, so vessels can pass in or out without delay, and a plan is l>eiug discussed to raise funds for the undertaking in another way. It is proposed to bond that part of l.ane county lying west of the coast range of mountains for, say twenty or forty years, and use the money thus raised in building jetties at the mouth of the river. It is thought by the promoters that $100,1100 can I k 1 raised in this way and with this sum considerable of a start can be made toward constructing the jetty. Will Husbands Stand (or This? in the mine Levi Strauss & C o’s Coffer Rivfted O vm h Fast Being Realized by Grove People. Cii as . V a n D l n B kro . K .o f R. & X. O E , S ,—C ottage G ro v e Chapter No 4. Meetings held on 2d and 4th F ri d a y of o »ell m onth. M rs . M ae T hompson *, W. M. M rs . T . C. W iikelkr , W . P. M rs . G race B rund , Sec. Cottage A little headache at first. Daily increasing till the back is lame anil weak. Urinary disorders quickly follow; Diabetes and finally Bright's disease. | This is the downward course of kid ney ills. Don't take this course. Follow the advice of a Cottage Grove citizen. Mrs. Alice Cofliuaii, living on the west side, Cottage Grove, Ore., says: **I was in a miserable condition caused by backache and I suffered for a long time, unable to shake off the disease. 1 was constantly weary and worn out. VRn general health became undermined and 1 could not get relief. 1 became dis couraged and none of the remedies I used gave me any*relief. 1 happened to learn of Doan's Kidney pills about this time and decided to try them although I did not hope for much relief. I pro cured a box at Benson's pharmacy and took them carefully. Before I had finished all of the first lx)x 1 could see that they were helping me. 1 con tinued with this remedy and by the time I had finished the third box the disease hail completely left me. I am today without a sign of kidney disease and am very grateful to Doan’s Kidney Fills." For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co., New York, sole agents for the United States. Remember ¡the name— Doan’ s—ami take no other. W . R . C .—A p p om a ttox W , It, C, No. 12, M(*ets a t 1 p. m. on the 2d and 4th Saturday of each nufnth. M a r y D ickey , Prep. E. J ennie W oods , See. A . F . & A . M .—C o tta ge G rove, No. 51. Meetings 1st and Mr i Wednes d a y o f each month. T . C. W ileklkii . W. M. L. F. W o o l e y , Sec Eighth Grade Examinations. STEEL RANGE GIVEN AWAY ' J. F. SPRAY & COMPANY. HAY, GRAIN. FLOUR. MILL FEED POULTRY SUPPLIES Carpet ami lina Weaving. J. M. C O M E R Cochran & Cooley H OUSE 1 F U R N IS H E R S Furniture, Paints, Oil, Glass, Wall Paper, Carpets, Linoleum, Matting, Rugs and Picture Frames. m ■ Mrs. A. D. Owens and her fam ily went for a ride over the hills lo Lorane Sunday. i S A CLEAN, BRIGHT LIGHT ^ Cheaper than Oil ! Safe and Convenient ! f || B The voters of our neighborhood were quite fully represented at the election Monday. ss ELECTRIC I LIGHTS Mr. Kugene Miller and his neighbors, Babcock and Wheeler were fixing up their road Wednes day. Q A Sltow W indow brilliancy lighted with Electric Lights make m any a sale “ the night before.” No exploding lamps, homes in ruins nor burned children, when y o u h a v e electric lights installed. (The Best ant» onl\> Illuminant “ Grandmas" Wheeler and Bab cock are visiting their daughter, Mrs. Kloise Wheeler and her fam ily this week. |§ pip 'M' ^ P H a m e m « U a lley « C o m p a n y Mrs. Kloise Wheeler and her family attended the High school exercises held in Cottage G.rove Saturday night. , " A number of our people h a d . the pleasure of attending the Dec At the armory theatre next Wed oration exercises held in Cottage nesday evening June 10th. The 1 Grove Saturday great DeKovens, psvehometrists i and tnmd readers, will give a d e m -| B Mr. B B and Mrs. lohn Ashby and oustratiou of their seemingly su- family and the Misses foster were pernalural power. The entertain ¡among those who attended the ment is mystefying in the extreme ! Decoration exercises, and at the same time amusing. , m , Grk-e DeKoven’s answers to the » . « .. . „ . _ . questions are at tunes very dra- Best Cold and Grip Remedy matic and sensational, her predic tions are said to l>e truthful and Give Cole’s cough and con-1 reliable. Vaudeville o f a refined \ sumption cure a trial It cures | character will also have its place j when others fail. It will jiositivelv in the evening's program. cure lung trouble in the first stages. Advance seat sale at the New For sale at leading drug stores ot i lira drug store. Popular prices 15 ; the country or of the manufacturer, cents. 25 cents, .55 cents. ¡Geo. K. Cole, Myrtle Creek. 4-8t* Coming Attraction GENERAL FEED STORE The eighth grade final exam ina tion for the public schools will be Cottage Grove, Oregon. held May 14, 15, June 11, 12. Residence 215 Teachers who have pupils ready Phone Office I35. for the examination should notify me of tile number of questions wanted and the name of the person appointed to conduct the examina tion at least 15 days before the 1 am prepared to do Carjiet and date for which the questions are Rug Weaving on short notice. Rea wanted. W. B. D i l l a r d . | sonable prices and satiafaction is ¡guaranteed. Call at west Wall The S. P. Co. is now using hewn ! street. Phone 386. 1— <8: ties for repair work on their road. They are said to be as good or j better than sawed ties. ant a little good advice and tell him some things. He said: “ You have openly and voluntarily violat ed the laws of the state of Oregon, not once, but repeatedly. You have gone further. You have sold liquors at your own home in the Silk Creek Items. presence of your innocent little children. The court does not say Mrs. Henry Damewood went to you have iierjured yourself, but town with her husband Monday. you have done enough, after hav Carl I.arson and Clyde Babcock ing been repeatedly warned, to visited the public school Tuesday. give you the limit o f the law. Hamilton l'o x and Karl Lee of You tire therefore required to pay Divide spent Saturday with friends into this court the sum o f $5<X) and \ here. you will l>e confined in the county Mr. Partnele and family had a jail for a period of thirty days. nice time gathering strawberries You tire now in the custody of the Sunday. constable.” The directoire gown that has been shocking the police and créât ing havoc in Paris and Loudon is headed for this country, says the; With every 50 cent can of Chicago Tribune, which gives a “ Blanch Baking Powders,” every description from a Chicago dress-! can guaranteed, your name is set maker as follows: . down opposite a mimlier and when “ it is simple, " she said. "T h e ' .500 cans are sold a sealed number Rown is slit on each side from the deposited in the First National knee dowu, and underneath the j bank will lie opened and the per- woman wears trousers, just like a man. It is pretty and nothing ! I son whose name appears on the could lie more modest. I see that I bat corresponding with the number the foreign dispatches tell about at the bank, will receive absolute the womeu’s stockings showing ly free, a fine large six lid steel through the slits. That is jiossible. ra n ge Call at our store and see Of course, in such a case the M k t c a i . f & B r u n o . woman leaves off the trousers. it. That is all a matter of taste.” J . K. OSTltANDKR, C. C. DOWNWARD COURSE The Southern Pacific Co. is now Port land from Cottage Grove for $5.30 good going Saturday on No. Hi aj 1.50 a.m . train, returning Monda> eveniugou No. 13 leaving Portland at 7. .50 p. m., giving all day Sat urday, Sunday and Monday in Portland. The same arrangements apply from Portland giving Port land people a chance to visit valley points at greatly reduced rates. N o, selling 4K, round trip tickets to * ~ r'.~ v/<; • • Fashion Stables Notice for Publication. Unlt"d States Land (»(flee, K osebitrg, O regon, M atch IS, Bins. Notice Is hereby given that In c o m pliance wltli tile p ro v isio n s o f the A ct oi Congress of .lone 3, 1.N7N. entitled “ An A ct for tile stile of timber L ands in the States o f California, O regon. N evada, am i W ashington Territory,” a s extended to all Public band S ta tes by art o f A u gust 4, 1892, Will be mude this season by the H A R R IE T T E. SP A HR, o f S ta r, C ou nty of Lane, State ot Ore gon , tiled In litis (illlee on March 27, 1307. Iter sworn stntcm ant No. 3021. fo r Hie purchase o f the El-2 SW1 4, I N W 1-4 S W 1-4, NW1-4 N WI 4 o l Sec- I tlon No. 12, in T o w n s h ip No. 21 11,INKS IN OltEUON) ¡S o u th , of Range N o. 2 West. W. M ., | tiro., anti will offer p r o o f t o show FROM | Hint the land sought is m ore valu a- Ide for its lim ber o r stone than fo r I ilgrloulturnl purposes, a nd to eatab- ] hah Iter claim t o said land before the i Register and Receiver uf tills office, at Rosehttrg, Oregon, o n Friday, the AS F O L L O W S : • 14th day o f August. P.NI.s. » Hie Way Both Ways Site nam es as w itn esses: Sidney Via Through TO California Vuughii, o f ltoseh u rg, O regon , J o Portland W icks, Rnllln W icks, and Car- $87 50 seph $76 90 Chicago roll H arlow , all of S tar, O regon. 82 50 71 90 St. Louis Any and all persons claim ing a d 81 85 versely tlie a b o v e described lands are 64 40 St. Paul 75 00 requested to lile their Claims In this Omaha 64 40 on or before said 14th day of 75 00 office 64 40 Kansas City A u gu st, 1II0K. B k n j a m i n L. E d d y , R egister. TICKETS WILL BE ON SALE P O R T L A N D ROSE F E S T IV A L T o be held in PORTLAND, OREGON JU N E 1 to 6, 1908 Notice for Publication. United States I .and Office, R oseb u rg , O regon , April 7, 1908. N otice Is hereby given th a t itrcom - pllanoe w ith the provision s of the net of Congress o f June 3, 1878, entitled “ An a c t fo r the sale of tim b er lands In the States of C alifornia, O regon , N evada, and W a sh in gton T erri to r y ,” a s extended t o all the Public L and S ta tes b y a c t o f A u gu st 4, 1892. ROSE ANN C R O W L E Y , of P ortland, C ounty of M ultnom ah, State of Oregon, did on Jan. #, 1308, tile In this office her sw o rn statem ent No. 3542, fo r the purchase o f the L o ts mi miter 2, 3, 7 ami 8 of Section No. 32, ill T ow n ship No. 21 s o u th , Range No. 2, West, W. M., and will offer p r o o f t o show that the land so u g h t Is m ore valuable for its tim ber o r s t o s c than for a gricu ltural purposes, and t o es tablish her claim t o said laud Indore W. W . Calkins, C. S. C om m issioner, a t his office in Eugene, O regon, on T uesday, the ls th d a y o f August, 1308. She names ns witnesses: William Van (lorden . Rufus Rollins, Orln R obison, of C ottage G rove, O regon; John C row ley, of P ortla n d , O regon . Any and all |tcrsons claim in g a d versely the above-described lands are requested to file their claim s In litis office on o r b efore th e said 18th d a y of August, 1908. B enjam in L . E d d y , Register. Notice for Publication W ill l>e the most brilliant United States L an d Office, R oseb u rg , Oregon, A pril 7, 1908. N olice is hereby given Hint, hi c o m pliance with the provision s o f tbe a ct of Congress o f June 3, 1878, entitled over held in the P acific N o rth w e st “ An a c t fo r the sale o f tim ber lands Portland, “ The Rose City” will be a in the States o f C alifornia, Oregon, N evada, and W ash ington T e r r ito r y ,” scene of splendor and the center of as extended t o all the Public L an d world-wide interest for one week. S tates hv act of August 4, 1892, Several^ in portant conventions to lie held SIM EO N R. BRAN D , of C o tta g e G rove, co u n ty o f Lane, in Portland on that occasion. State o f Oregon, did on Feb. 11,1908, lile in this office ills s w o rn statem en t No. 9552, for the purchase o f the NJjj THE NEW and SE% NK% o f Section No. 30, in T o w n sh ip No. 20 S., R ange No. 2 W ., W. M., anti will offer proof t o show th at the land s o u g h t is m ore valuable for its tim ber o r ston e th a n fo r agricultural purposes, and to es W ill sell S o c ia l Tickets tablish Ids claim t o said bind ltefore on this occasion from W . W. Calkins, C. S. Com m issioner, a t his office at Eugene. O regon , on Saturday, the 22d d a y o( August. 1908. He nam es ns witnessrs: H enry Fisher. Ed Jones, Dan B ru m baugh, to Portland and Return at H. Veatch o f Cottage G rove, O regon . A n y and all persons claim in g a d versely the above-described land s are requested t o file their claim s in this F o r Particulars call o n .f. M. INHAM office on o r ltefore said 22(1 d a y of L ocal A gent. A u gust, 1908. WM Mi MURRAY, B enjamin L E d d y , Register. General Agent, Portland, O regon . SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO. Cottage Grove $ 5 .9 0 Notice for Publication. TIM B E R I.AND, ACT JUNE 3, 1878— NOTICE FO R PU B L IC A T IO N . U nited States Land Office Rosehnrg, Oregon. March 27, 1908. / Notice Is hereby given th a t In eonj- pllam e w ith the provisions o f tile a c t o f C ongress of June 3, 1878, en titled “ An act for the sale o f tim ber lands in the slates o f ( Allfornla, Ore gon, Nevada and W ashington terri t o r y ,” ns extended t o nil the public land states by a ct o f August 4, 1892, J. H ARD Y CROW of Lorane, county of Lane, state of O regon did nil Oct. 31, 1907, tile in this idle c id sworn statem ent No. 9300 for the purchase o f the lo t 3, of Section No 18. in Tow nship No. 20 south. R ange N o 4, w est, W. M. and w ill offer proof t o sh ow th a t the land sou g h t is m ore valuable fo r its timber or stone than for agricu ltural purposes and to establish Ills claim t o said land before W. W. Calkins, IT. 8. Com m issioner, a t Ids office In Eli- gen ef O regon on Tuesday the 14th d a y o f July 1008. He imines as w itnesses; Edward E. Furm an of l»ra n e , O regod, Nel srn .1. C ro w of Lorane, O regon ; W. II Davis or Lorane, O re g o n ; Elza 11. C ro w o f Lorane, Oregon. Any nnd nil iiersons claim ing a d versely the ahove-dcscrllied lands are requested to file lltelr claim s In this office on o r before Hie said 14th day o f Ju ly Rats. B e n j a m i n L. E ddy , Register. Gasolene Engine For Sale. A fine, almost new .5-horse power Fairbanks ¿fc Morse gasolene engine, tanks and equipment for sale. Inquire at the Leader office. PERFECT PRINTING PLATES Department of the Interior Band Office at Roseburg, Oregon. April 11th, 1908. Notice is hereby given t h a t GEORGE KROLU of Borane, Oregon, lias fded notice of his intention to make final five year proof in support of his claim, viz: Homestead Entry No. 10793, made Jnne 13, 1901, for the \V>* SE>i, S% SWJi, Section 28, Townnship 20 S. Range J West, W. M., and that said proof will I* made before VV. W. Calkins, U. S. Commissioner, at his office at Eugene, Oregon, on Tuesday June 23ril, 1908. lie names the following witnesses to prove liis continuous residence upon, and cultivation of the land, viz: Samuel II. McKernan of Cottage Grove, Oregon; Martin Poster of Borane, Oregon; John Shores of Ijirane Oregon- | Oscar Branes of Borane, Oregon. 2-9 H k n j a m i n I,. E d d y , Register. Registration of Land Title. In tlie circuit court of the State of Oregon for Bane county. In tlie matter of tlie application of William Van Gordon to register tlie title tlie north half of tlie north east quarter of section 2 in township 21 south of range 3 west of Williamette meridian; also that part of tlie southwest quarter of tlie southeast quarter of section 35 in township 20 south of range 3 west of Willamette meridian, lying south of the river containing in all about 100 acres of land in Line county. State of Oregon, t o j . H. Damewood, Hiram R. Rawlings, tlie Oregon & Southeastern railroad, a corporation, Martin Montgomery and Samuel Knox and to all whom it may concern: Take notice. That on the Sth day of May, 1908, an application was filed by said William Van Qordon, in tlie circuit court of Lane county, for initial registration o f the land above described. Now, unless yon appenr on or licfore llie 27th day of June l'zw, and show cause why said application should not lie granted, tlie same will be taken as con fessed and a decree will lie entered ac cording to the prayer of the application, and yon will be forever barred from ditty pitting the same. W i u . iajh V an G o rdon . Applicant J. E. Y oung , His Attorney. E. U. L kk . county Clerk. By C. D. L kk , Deputy. YO U SPEND First Class Livery, Sale and Feed Barn in Connection P o w e ll & T u lla r , P rop. HI CKS- CHATTEN E N G R A V I N G CO. 2 d * Artier. P O R T L A N D . O R E T o o much time—o b ta in in g inform a tion from uncertain sources— unless yon ntn using I'oik 's t Bizet feer of O r egon and W ashington, com plete infor mation of every to w n iu these tw o states and n classified Business Di rectory. 1 - 5 * «
