Cottage Grove leader., October 23, 1908, Image 4

CLASSIFIED
A Wide-Awake Woman
her home for the sake of her
husband,
her children,
Careful
plumbing
and
her­
scientific
counts for much,
and costs not much more than
the old, indifferent, slapdash
style of work. Only one word
more: W e are modern,
sani­
tary pluinlrers.
!
I
Fine Slock of Harness constantly on Hand. Saddles, W hips,
IixtraC ollars, Harness H ardware, Sltaps, A x le t'.rease. Riding
and W ork ('.loves, in fact everything usually kept in a First
Class Harness Shop. Columbia Stock Food and Remedies
Prices H a v e B een Reduced on Kvcrything
A lb e r t StO C k S,
Tom A w brey can give you good
1 reliable insurance at reasonable
rates, put your residence insur­
ance in the t Iregon Fire Relief A s ­
sociation and your business prop­
erty in the Hankers and Merchants
Mutual. C all at the express of­
fice for rates.
P ro p .
Notice.
S u ccessor to Geo- C oin er
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: :/2§bi2.aPteKHT
FORTUNES OF THE WORLD FOUNDED ON OIL
Joe Cbauslor, now several times that well No. 2 will, with a greater
a millionaire, was not so long ago, depth, produce a large and iuex-
a clerk in I.os Angeles.
H e bor- haustible supply of oil as are the
rowed some money for the pur- other wells on adjoining proper-
pose of operating in California o il; ties. W e are offering a limited
the result was that it made him number of shares in this company
one of the richest men of the at twenty cents per share.
Do
state. John A . Hunting, formerly you realize what that means? It
a brakeman on the Southern Fa means that in purchasing this
cific, through the investment of stock you become interested in a
$1 70 in California oil land became company that can produce the oil.
a millionaire.
W e could tell you It is not a case of “ they m ay ,”
of
innumerable
others.
Why' “ they should,” but “ they are.”
were Hunting, Chauslor and the
l.et us again impress u|x>n you
many others,
who made their , these higblv important facts: The
money through investments in o i l , property is a producer, is entirely
successful? Because they
w e re ; surrounded by reliable producing
shrewd, level headed, observing i properties, that there is sufficient
men possessing unbounded con -1 acreage (forty acres) to justify the
fidenee in the great future of the \ drilling of forty more wells all of
California oil fields and the oil in which would be in the very core of
dustry. The demand for oil is in | one of the richest oil producing
creasing daily. The consumption districts in the world.
Remember
far exceeds the output. Several that Kern
county produces as
oil companies p a id substantial d iv-j much oil as any other three oil
ideuds when oil was selling at producing comities in California,
fifteen cents per barrel. O il is j Shipping facilities could not be
now selling at sixty cents fier ■ better for the property adjoins the
barrel at the well. The total divi-1 Southern
Pacific
tracks. The
d e n d s fo r th e year 1908, from all | company lias valuable assets in
the oil companies doing business j improvements. T w o wells, der-
in California, not including the] rick, tanks, tool and bunk houses,
Standard, will probably reach the | etc., etc:
$6,000,001) mark and reach the
Hefore
accepting
the
fiscal
$10,000,000 mark
for the year agency of the Kern Associated Oil
1909. Therefore the natural con company we thoroughly investi­
elusion to arrive at, is, invest in gateti every detail pertaining to the
oil securities, invest at once. W e I company and its property. W e
are offering for sale a limited mini- did not take snap judgment, we
ber of shares on what we consider never do, consequently want to as
to be one of the lrest companies sure you that the stock o f this
operating in Kern county, in fact, company
at twenty
cents per
in California.
W e refer to the share is the most unparalleled op
stock of the Kern Associated t )il portuuity for the investor that ever
company. The stock of the Kern came under our observation.
Associated Oil company is the I Hist
W e sincerely believe that the
oil proposition ever offered the in­ Kern Associated ( )i! company is
vestment public.
This company destined to pay dividends as sure­
owns free of incumbrance forty ly and as regularly as are now be­
acres in the very heart of the Kern ing paid by the Associated Oil and
river oil district and situated on other companies operating on ad ­
the Southern Pacific railroad.
It joining pro|>erties and we see no
adjoins the San Joaquin Oil & De­ reason why within twelve months
velopment
company’s property the Kern Associated stock should
which was recently merged with not be quoted at many times its
the Associated Oil company, whose selling price.
stock is now selling at $.11.75 jier
You can
invest any amount
share.
It also adjoins the justly front twenty (2H) dollars up to
famous discovery well where oil twenty thousand ( 20 , 000 ) dollars.
was first discovered in the Kern W e allow von five ( 5 ) per cent on
river oil district. The Kern Asso cash subscriptions,
You can pur
ciated Oil company has two wells chase stock on the easy monthly
on its property, W ell No. 1 is in plan if you s> desire, one fifth
oil and gives about sixty five down
tnd one fifth |ier month.
barrels of oil per day. W ith a Send in your subscription at once.
greater depth and more approved D on ’t delay. The stock of the
pump the production will be great­ Kern Associated Oil company is
ly increased. The company de­ the best buy on the market today.
sires to sink four more wells at
Jos. J. Hoc. a n Co.
once and to install modern com 802-.! Metropolis Hank Kuilding,
pressed air pumps. W e believe
San Francisco, Calif.
Edison, Columbia
Victor
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K K B K K A H S ! ..tinge d ro v e. No.
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SUMMONS.
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ADVERTISEM ENTS.
My wife, Mrs. A lm ira Jenkins,
having voluntarily left my home
in this city on A ugust 5, 1908,
without cause or provocation, I
hereby give notice that I will not
!>e responsible for any liabilities
contracted by her - after the above
date.
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T itos. W . J k n k i n s .
CATARRH
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B alm
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CÎÎVtS 5 C ]. iL F A T ONCE.
if f-loiin-rs, Rooi} • krais and protects the
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D.d drives away a Cold iu tin* Ileml quickly.
Ucsfo.ns tlio Se?¡•■•os of Towle and Smell.
I‘•os y fo jiM*. Cnutaiiis no injurious drugs
Ap[»iied inf,» the nostrils and absorbed.
J j :« .. Size, fiO contd nt Druggists or 1 >y
/a i!
l iquid Cream Balm for use in
itomi/.* rs, 75 cents.
ttv BR0TMLRÇ ' f i •'.'.irrori St.. New York.
W O . W —Holiemin »'am p. No. 2*>0,
Meets every Friday evening.
I I Hi. J. O. VAX W ink IK, Consul Colli.
I I 'UAH. V a n D e n iii no. Clerk.
I _____________________________ .
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O T . M. Cascade Camp No. 200
SUMMONS.
Meet* every Thursday night.
O. H. V e a tc h , Com.
In the Circuit court of the State of Ore­
It. K. II knxih , Cooler.
gon, for Lane county.
C. E. Stewart, plaintiff, vs. Thomas M.
Riley, defendant.
1. O . O . F .—Cottage d ro v e, No. Its,
To Thomas M. Riley, the above named
Meet every Saturday Diglit.
defendant:
duo. C om un, N. d .
In the name of the State of Oregon,
A. B iik w k r , Sec.
you are hereby required to appear and
answer the complaint filed against you
M W. of A .— Meetings 1st and 3rd in the above entitled suit within six
weeks from the date of the first publica­
M onday In ondi month,
tion of this summons and if you fail to
A. S. P o w e l l , Consul.
appear and answer as herein required,
C. W . W a i . i . ack , Clerk.
for want thereof, the plaintiff will ap­
G. A R .—Apporne tax Post No 34, ply to the court for the relief demand­
ed
in said complaint, which is for a de­
Meets n t l p. 111 ., on the 2d and 4th
cree that all adverse claims of the de­
Saturday of each month.
Dit I). Li. W' ooiis , I*. C. fendant in and to the following described
premises, to-wit: The S\V
of the S\Y
(1. W. R e yn o ld s , Ailj.
% of Sec.
Twp. 21, South, Range 4,
West of Willamette Meridian in Lane
M. B. A . —Modern Brotherhood of county, state of Oregon, containing 40
Amerien. Meet the 2d nml till Tties- acres, lie determined, and that by said
[ day o f each month at 1 ,0 .0 .F. Hall. decree it lie declared and adjudged that
T , W . J enkins Sec.
the defendant has no estate whatsoever
in or to said land or premises and that
W. 0. W, Sf. Valentine Circle 121, the title of the plaintiff thereto is good
Meets 1st and 3rd Tuesday in each and valid, and that defendant l>e forever
m onth in W. O. W. Hull.
enjoined and debarred from asserting
M rs . A i .let: C offman , Clerk. any claim in or to said land or premises
whatever, adverse to plaintiff and for
F oresters of A m erica — M eeting: such other and further relief as to the
court
may seem equitable.
H r.it and Third Thursdays.
This summons is published once a
E d w in T i l.i.A ir, C h ief H a n g e r
week for six ‘successive weeks in the
F. C. C o f f m a n , F in . See.
Cottage (»rove Leader, a newspaper of
general circulation in Lane county, state
L., O . T . M.— Lady Damson Hive, No of Oregon, published in Cottage (»rove,
42. Meets 2d and 4th Friday of in said county and state, by order of the
encli month.
lion. L. T. Harris, judge of the above
M rs . A. \V. K imk , L. C,
entitled court, made on the 22nd day of
M ii S L illian U rkiiai - t , R, K.
September, 1908,
The first publication of this summons
K. of I*.—Juventns Lodge No, 45,
is on the 25th day of Septemlier, 1908,
Meets every Wednesday nignt.
and
the last publication, on Mil day of
J. K. O r V kandkii , C. C.
November l ‘AW.
C iia s . V a n D r n B k r ii . K .of It. & S.
.1, C. J o hnso n .
Attorney for plaintiff,
A. F, At A . M .—C ottage (¡ro v e . No.
Cottage (»rove. Oregon.
."d. Meetings 1st and 3rd Wednes
day of each ninnth.
T . C. W heeler , W . M.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
L. K. W oo LEV, See
C.C rop destroying
furred and feathered
pests are made sh ort
shrift of with a reliable,
unerring STEVENS.
Notice ot Sheriff’s Sale on Execution.
Notice iH hereby given th a t by
virtue of an execution issued ou t of
the Circuit Court of flu* sta te of
Oregon, for the county of Lane, on
the noth «lay <>f September, 190X, on
n judgment rendered hi the C otta ge
Grove Justice court on the 28th day
of October,
in favor o f C. K.
Stewart, plaintiff, and against J. s.
Milne, and Cora M. Milne, defendants
fo r the sum of one hundred nineteen
and no luo dollars, w ith interest
thereon at the rate of 10 per cent per
annum on $104,00 from Septemlier ft,
1004, to May 20, 1005. and 10 per cent
per annum on $110.00 from May 20,
1005, until paid and the further sum
of $0.40 coats, and also the costs of
and upon this writ, also attorney’s
fees $25.00 and m aking transcript $1;
which said judgment was enrolled
and docketed in tin* ollice of tin* clerk
of the Circuit Court on tin* 1st day of
November, 1007, ny which w rit I was
command «1 that out of the personal
property belonging to said defendant
o' of BiilluMent could not be found
then out of I he tv al property belong­
in'! to aid defendants on or a fte r the
• iid 1st day of November, 1007, I
satisfy said judgment, costs and ac­
cruing c* sts
Being unable to find
pcrsoiml piopcrt.v with which to
satisfy said judgment, costs and ac­
cruing costs, I did on the first day of
October, 100S, levy upon the fo llo w ­
ing real property belonging to said
defendants on the 1st day of Novem­
ber, l!M>7, or subsequent Iv. to -w it :
T h t»S H ‘ 4 of the SK '4 of Section b“.,
rl ow n ship 21, s, U :i, west W. M. con­
taining 40 acres, more or less, in
Lane county, Oregon.
Now. therefore. In the name of the
state « f Oregon, and in order to sat­
isfy said judgm ent, costs and accru­
ing costs, I w ill on Monday tlie 0th
d ay of November, loos, between the
hours of 0 o’clock a. m. and 4 o ’clock
p. m., to -w it: A t 1 o ’clock p. m. on
said day a t the southwest door of
the county court house In Kugene,
Lane county, Oregon offer for sale
for cash, subject, to redemption all of
the ab ove named defendants, .1. S.
Milne and Cora M Milne, right, title
ami Interest, In and to the a I »ove de­
scribed real property.
Dated this fit h day of October, luus.
H a r r y 1«. II o w n ,
Sheriff of Lane county, Oregon.
C.For Sport or Service
S T E V E N S R IF L E S —
S H O T G U N S -P IS T O L S
are unsurpassed.
HIGH IN Q U ALITY
L O W IN PRICE
If yon cannot
obtain from yoar
Dealer, we ehip
direct, expregg
P'epald, upon
Ti'-tlpt of Cata-
log Price.
Always Insist
on STEVENS
when ordering.
Send 0 cento In
stomps for
160-Fa««
Illustrated and
Descriptive
Catalog.
Replete with
STEVEN8 and
general firearm
Information.
J. STE V E N S AR M S & TO O L CO.
P. 0. Box 4098.
Chicopee Falls, Mass.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
IWqmrtment o f the Interior,
r . 8. Land Office at Roscbnrg, Ore.
August 215, 1908.
Notice» U 1 m * re by
given
that
GEO IP IK »1. T R IP P
of Eugene, Lane county, Oregon,
who, on August 2»;, 190V made tim ­
ber application No 0980. for the
South West one quarter of Section
•U. Tow nship 19, South. Ra* ge 4,
West of the W illam ette Meridn i, has
filed notice o f Intention to make
final proof to cBtabiish claim to the
land above described. Indore W. W.
Calkins. t\ S. Commissioner, a t Eu­
gene. L in o county, Oregon, on the
1-4t.li day of November. 1908.
Claimant names as witnesses.
Clark I*. Devereaux of Eugene. Ore­
gon: .lacol) D. W igle of Coburg, Ore­
gon; Edgar K. D et’ou, of Eugene O r­
egon: Frank A. T rip p o f Kugene, O r­
egon.
21-ill
R f . njvmix L. E d d y . Register
PERFECT
Apple Boxes! P R I N T I N G
M
PLATES
■ N O N 8 OR M A N Y C O L O «
W e have on hand standard
apple lioxes in lots from one
largest
to one hundred tnixes.
facilities
IN T H E W E S T FOR
THE PRODUCTION OF
H I G H OR A D E W O R K
L otsof fo or less, 15cent*each
Lots of 50, _ „ ______ .$(>.75
Lots of 100 ................$12.00
PPH äB i
ffiraffiäral
Cottage Grove Mfg. Co.
gon ,or Lane county.
Amanda Hixson plaintiff, vs. Jack Hix­
son. defendant.
To Jack Hixson, the above named de­
fendant:
In the name of the State of Oregon,
you are hereby required to appear and
answer the complaint filed against you
in the above entitled suit within six
weeks from the date of the first publi­
cation of this summons and if you fail
to appear and answer as herein required,
for want thereof, the plaintiff will ap­
ply to the court for the relief demanded
in said complaint which is for a decree
that tiie bonds of matrimony existing
between the plaintiff and defendant be
forever dissolved and that the plaintiff
lie awarded ihe care and custody of the
minor child of plaintifT and defendant,
“ Freddy” and for such other and further
relief as to the court may seem just and
equitable.
This summons is published once a
week for six successive weeks in the
Cottage (»rove Leader, a newspaper of
general circulation in Lane county, state
of Oregon, published in Cottage Grove,
in said county and state, by order of the
Hon. L. T. Harris, judge of the above
entitled court made on the 22nd day of
Septemlier 1908.
The first publication of tins summons
is on the 25th day of September, 1908,
and the last publication on nth day of
November, PAW.
J, C. J ohnson ,
Attorney for plaintiff.
Cottage Grove, Oregon.
RATH At 19« At lA tT IIR
HICKS C H A T T E N
E N G R A V I N G CO.
2d
&
Alder,
PUK 1 CANI). (IKK
T H E « O L D R K I.IA III.lt ”
A L B H N Y NURSERIES
( I N C O R .P O R A T E D )
offer a lan?e stock of Bartlett and Cornice Pears;
Spitzenberg
a n d
Yellow
Newtown
Apples;
Also the
Vroontaii S t r a in .,
second generation
Franquettc walnuts
First class trees, not
the lowest in price,
but the cheapest.
Catalogue Free.
You can write us
direct or place your
order with our local
agent—
A.McKinney
Cot t age ( »rove, Or.
Albany Nurseries, Albany, Oregon.
T IM B E R L A N D AC T , .1 I NK .!, 1878— T IM B E R L A N D A C T J U N E .1. 1878-
N O TICE FO R P U B L IC A T IO N .
N O T IC E FOR P U B L IC A T IO N .
United States Land Oltiee,
United States Land Ollice
Roscbnrg, Oregon, April 1«, 1908.
Roselmrg, Oregon. Marcii 20, l!M*8
N otice Is hereby given that In com ­
Notlee Is berci>v given flin t in eom-
pliance with (lie provisions of the pllance w ilh tiie provislons of thè
A ct of Congress of June It, 1878, en- act ol Congress of .lune il, 1878, en-
tilled “ An net for the sale of tlm lier titleil " A li act for thè sale of timhcr
lauds in tiie s ta te «o f California. Ore­ lunds 111 thè States of California, Ore­
gon, Nevada and W ashington T e rri­ gon, Nevniln ami W ashington Terri-
tory,’1 as extended to all Public I .and I to r y " as exteuded t<> all thè pnhlic
States bv net o f August 4. IX!I2, land States liy net of Angus! 4, I8!I2,
A N N A O G L E S B Y M IL L E R !)
M Y R T I.F . V. VM ATCH
of Cottage Grove, County of Lane, I of C otta ge Univo, couiity of Lane,
State o f Oregon, filed in tills ollice state of Oregon, flled in tliis office
on Sept. 22. I!M17, ber sworn s ta te ­ un O e to ls r 22, I!K17, ber sworn
ment Nil. WI.4I tor til "IMChMDOt the statem ent No. 11770 for thè pun luiRC
\\\% N E l*4 of Seciion No. 2 111 T o w n ­ ot file S 1, of N 'j ot S e d io li No. 20 In
ship No. 21. South of Range No, 2, Towuship No. 22 South of Range No. 2
West, W. M., Ore., and will offer west W. M , O re.,and w lll offer proof
proof to show th at the land sought to show llm t tho lami souglit Is more
is more valuable fo r its tlinlier or ralnahle for Its tlmlier or stane tlian
stone Ilian for agricultural purposes, for ag i Im ita m i purposes, timi to cs-
nml to establish lier claim to said land tnblisti ber d ain i to salii land liefore
licfore Ihe Register and Receiver o f Reglster and Reeelver o l tliis office
iliis ollice, at Roscbnrg, Oregon, on In Roselmrg, Oregon, on Hnturdny,
Thursday the 5th day o f November, thè 14t li da.v of Novemlier, l'.KIs
1!MI.H,
Slie names as witnesses: J, W,
She names as witnesses: W. W , Veliteli, C ottage Orove, Oregon;
Oglesby, Mrs. N. M. Oglesby, I) H. James W Ili fiord, C ottage Grove, Ore-
Itrumbnugli and W. H. Blair, nil of g on ;C . F. llrow n , London. Oregon ;
Cottage Grove, Oregon,
M T. Deverenux. Kugene, Oregon.
An y and nil persons claiming ad­
Any nini all persona clnimlng ad-
versely the ab o v e described lands nrc versely thè «bove-deserlbed landa are
requested lo file their claims In tills requested to il lo tlieir claim s in tliis
ollice on or before said 5th day of office on o r hefore said 14th da.v of
Novem ber, I'.HIS.
Novemlier, R ioh .
B enjamin L. E d d y , Register.
! 20-int B enjamin 1 j . K d iiy , Reglster.
SUMMONS.
T IM B E R L A N D APT, JU N E 2 ,1878-
In tire Circuit Court of tiie state of Ore-
N O TIC E FOR P U B L IC A T IO N .
Oregon for Lane county.
Nora M. Cratou, plaintiff vs. O. L. Cra-
United States Land Office,
lon, defendant
Roseburg, Oregon, April 28, liH>8.
T o t). L. Craton, above named defend­
Notice Is hereby given that in com
ant:
pliance with Ihe provisions of the
Iu the name of the stale of Oregon, Act of Congress of June 3, 1878, en­
you are hereby summoned and required titled “ An net for the sale of Tim ber
to appear and answer tiie complaint filed Lands in the sta'es of California,
against you ill the nlsne-clltitled court Oregon-, Nevajla, and W ashington
and cause within six weeks from the T e rrito ry ," as extended to all Public
date of file first publication of this Land States by mi net of August 4,
summons, to-wit, oil or liefore the Mil 1892,
day of November, l'SW, and if yon fail
A D D IE E. .TOR
to apiiear and answer as herein required, o f C ottage Grove, County of Lane,
for want thereof, Hie plaintiff will ap­ State o f Oregon, Hied In tills office on
ply to flic court lor the relief demanded O e toile r30, l!Ki7, liersworn statem ent
in her complaint, which is for a decree No. !)7fl8 for the purchase of the KK of
dissolving tile marriage contract now SE 1-4 of Sect ion No. 20 In Tow n ship
existing lietween plaintiff and defend­ No. 21 South o f Range No. 2 West,
ant, for tiie care and custody of her W. M., and w ill offer proof to show
minor child, Glen Craton, and for such that the land sought Is more valiiahlo
oilier and further relief as to the court for Its tiinlier or stone than for a g ri­
may seem meet.
cultural purposes, and lo establish Ids
This summons is published once a claim to said laud liefore the Register
week ior at least six successive weeks in and Receiver o f this ofliee, at Rose-
the Cottage Grove Leader, a weekly burg, Oregon, on Tuesday the 17th
newsjiapcr of general circulation pub­ day o f Novem ber, BIOS. .
lished at Cottage Grove, Oregon, by or­ | She names us witnesses: B. R. Job,
der of lion. I,. T. Harris, Judge of the James Whiteford, J . M . Hubheil and
Second Judicial District of Oregon, ! William Westersen, ail of Cottage
made file 21st day of Septemlier, PHIH. I Grove, Oregon.
The first publication of tliis summons is
Any anil all persons claim ing ail-
on tiie 25tli day of Septemlier, PHIS, and | versely the shove described lands lire
llte last publication on November 5, I requested to Ille tlieir claims In this
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office on or before said 17th day of
Dated this 2.Ini day of Septemlier, 1908. I November, BIOS.
It. W. M arsthrs and J. A. B u c h a n a n ,
B e n j a m i n L E i i i i v , Register.
Attorneys for plaintiff.
United States Land Office,
liosebnrji. Oregon, April 22, lltns>
Notice Is hereby given that in eoni-
pllnnee w ith the provisions of the
act of Congress of June
1N7N, en­
titled ‘ ‘ An act for the sale of timber
lands in the states of California, Ore­
gon, N evada and Washington T erri­
to ry ,” as extended to all the Public
Land States l>v net of August 4, 1892.
N A T H A N IE L M A R T IN
of C ottage G rove, county of Lane,
State of Oregon, filed in this ollice on
Sept. 28, 1907, his sworn statem ent
No. 072(1, for the purchase of the
N W 'i S F.y, NWX of Section No. 14. In
Township No. 22 S., Range No. 4
W, W. M , and w ill offer p roof to
show that the land sought is more
valuable Tor its timlter o r stone than
for agricultural pusposcs, anil to es­
tablish his claim to said land before
Itegister and Receiver at Roscbnrg,
Oregon, on Saturday tile 7th day of
November, 1!K>8.
He names as witnesses: J. W.
I ’nrrlsh, of Jefferson, Oregon: .Tames
Slyler, of London, t ireg on ; N. II.
Martin, of C otta ge G rove, O regon;
Gldlon F. Jackson of Yoncnlla, Ore­
gon.
Any and nil persons claim ing ad­
versely the nhovc-dcsci iltcd lands are
If your eyes need glasses Scholl
requested to file their clnims In this
Paint your hen roosts with A v e
ollice on or before said 7tli day of
will certainly give you a square
narius Carlioliiieimi.
Huy it a t
Novem ber, 1908 .
| deal. Guarantee satisfaction.
Veatch & Lawson.
l!l-2!t B enjam in L. E d d y , Register.
T he
G rove
Studio
for best
See our bran new stock of up to
T IM B E R L A N D , ACT JU N K 2, 1878- date rugs hefore you buy carpets. I photos. Prove it for yourself by a
N O TIC E FO R P U B L IC A T IO N .
Veatch & Lawson.
I visit there.
United States Land Office,
Roscbnrg, Oregon, May 5, limv
N otice Is hereby given that, in com ­
pliance with the provisions o f the act
of Congress of June 2, 1878, entitled
"A n net for the sale of timber lands
in tiie .States o f California. Oregon,
Nevada tmd Washington Territory,”
as extended to all the public land
states bv act of August 4, 18112
EMM A M. JOB
o f Cottnge orove. county of Lane,
State of Oregon, has filed In this office
t *1911 .
i* ■ .
on Fel>. W, I!Mis her sworn statement ♦
No. !iil25 fo r tbe purchase of tne S W 1 f
being lots II, 12. 12 nml It of Section • Are you doing what you can to populate your state
No. 28 Township No. 21 South o f
Rnnge N o .2, w est W, M., Ore., anil
OREGON NEEDS PEOPLE—Settlers, honest fanners, mechanics,
w ill offer proof t o show that the land j
merchants, clerks, people with brains, strong hands and a willing
sought Is more valuable for its tlmlier
heart—capital or no capital.
o r stone than for agricultural pur­
poses. and to establish her claim
to said land liefore the Register and
Receiver of this office at
Roscbnrg.
Oregon, on Thursday the Ifttb day of
December, IflOS.
8he names as witnesses :
is sending tons of Oregon literature to the East for distribution
Renal,-ih Job, W illiam Wcsearscn,
through every available agency. Will you not help the good work
W illiam Champion. James W hiteford
of building ( iregon by sending ns the names ami addresses of your
all ol Cottage Grove, Oregon.
friends who arc likely to be interested in this state? We will be
Any and all persons claim ing a d ­
glad to bear the expense of sending them complete information about
versely the above-described lands are
OREGON and its opportunities.
reouesled to (lie their claims in this
office on or liefore said 10th day of
C O L O N I S T S T I C K E T S will be oa sale dnting SEPTEMBER
Deoemlier, 1JI08.
AND OCTCiBER front the East to all points in Oregon. The fares
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from a few principal cities rre:
*
«O re g o n »»
B u ild e r s
Tlii! Southern Pacific Co-Lines in Hretron.
Portland and Return Only $5.30
T he Southern Pacific Co. is now
selling round trip tickets to Port­
land from Cottage Grove for $5..!li
good going Saturday on N o. tf> at
1.50 a. in. train, returning Monday
evening on N o. Id leaving Portland
at 7. .40 p. in., giving all day Sat­
urday, Suu^lay and M onday
in
Portland. The same arrangements
apply from Portland giving Port­
land
people a chance to
visit
vRlley points at greatly reduced
rates.
Front Denver
$30.00
“ Omaha
30.00
“ Kansas City 30.00
“ St. Louis
35.30
“ Chicago
38.00
F ro m L o u isville
“ C incin na ti
“ Cleveland
“ New Y o rk
$ 4 1 .7 0
42.20
4 4 .7 5
5 5 .0 0
T IC K E T S CAN BE PR .E P A ID
If yon want to b rin g« friend or a relative to Oregon, deposit the
proper amount with any of our agents. The tickets wilt then be fur­
nished by telegraph
J. M ISHAM, L o cal A c . f n t S o u th e rn P a c if ic C o .
WM. M c M U R R A Y . General Passenger Agent.
Portland, Oregon.