Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915, December 01, 1908, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textí iSSSSiSSSai^iSSSSSáSiS^S? wwäiS^S-v-i'iaiSwtittSSSSSiÄSSSSSSSSSSiiSSa-'* I Notice of Sheriff s Sale on Execution Learn 4 4* 4- H ow to Trust Yourself. * 4* A Wide-AwaKe Woman Xnlk‘0 is h w li.v given that hy virtue of an (“Xfvution ami order of Hale duly issu«*«» out of the Circuit C oiirt'of the Htnle of Oregon for tilt* county o f Lane on tin» l lt h d n y of Novenilier, 1BUK. in » suit w herein Joint II lllnltn er, Hunlel Suapp and Uiiiilel Snapi», trustee were plaintiffs mid the ( ’ i n stul Consolidated M in By Count LEO T O L S T O Y . Russian A u thor. in g company, a e< rp ration. Noiih Coffman, M. I\ Wyatt O. II Willard, [R U S T YO U R S E LV E S , youths and maidens who arc L ew is Gleason, Kiank I idan amt emerging from childhood, when first the questions the Wynne llarduai* company a cor poration, were defendant« ami where arise in your soul: in «aid al>ove named plaint iff« on the 2Kihduy of Oct«»her, liMis, recovered W H A T A M I? W H Y DO I E X IS T ? W H Y DO A L L judgment Jigiiiust the above named W H O S U R R O U N D M E E X IS T ? A N D C H IE F L Y — M O S T defendant«, ih(* ( i.YHtal CoiiMoIidated Mining company, a ciu pom llon, f r A G IT A T IN G O F Q U E S T IO N S — A M I A N D A R E A L L th e hii in of wix thmiHuml one hundred A R O U N D M E L IV IN G A S W E S H O U L D DO? and eleven dollar« umJ nlxty «even Trust yourself, then, also when the replies to theso questions which cent«, with iuterent i l i n e n from Hnid 28th day of October, UKW, at the rate suggest themselves to you do not agree with those impressed on you of h I x per cent per annum, and five hundred d o lla r« attorn ey’« fee«, and in childhood, and do not agree with the life that you and the people the further «am of thirty three dollar« •round you are living. D O N O T F E A R this disagreement, but, on costs, which judgment wan enrolled and docketed in the c le r k ’ s office of the contrary, be assured that in this disagreement between you and «aid court in said county on the 11th of NovenCiei, inns, ami whereas. all that surrounds you is expressed tho very best that is in you— that day It w ; ih further'ordered and decreed by D IV IN E P R IN C IP L E whose manifestation in lifo constitutes not the com t that Hie mortgage men tioned In plaint iff « complaint lie only tho chief but tho SOLE meaning o f our existence. fore« l"«ed ami that the hereinafter Trust, then, not yourself— the individual Bill, Jack, Annie or men tit met 1 property deHcribed in «aid m ortgage, and said execution and Molly, son or daughter o f king, minister or workman, merchant or order of «ale to mo directed com manding me in the name of tin* state laborer— but trust that self, the E T E R N A L , R E A S O N A B L E A N D «d Oregon in order to satisfy »a id H O L Y SOURCE which lives in each of us and which for the judgment, costs and accruing e o « t « to sell the follow ing described mining F IR S T time has awoke within you, presenting these most important property In Lane county, Oregon, to- looks after the sanitation o f her home for the sake o f her husband, her children, her self. Careful and scientific plumbing counts for much, and costs not much more than the old, indifferent, slapdash style of work. Only oue word more: We are modern, sani tary plumbers. Phillips Z Jordan Professional Cards. The Day A fter. N o explanations or resort T o bickerings can square the debt. So cut It short and be a sport And pay up that election bet. ! Single, but Happy. “ Why are you always so cheerful and happy. Mr. Bachelor?” “ Because I can always drive away a fit of the blues.” “ Yes, but how?” “ By thinking of all the women 1 have made happy.” “ You? Happy, Indeed! How have you made them happy?” “ Never married a single one of them.” J i. YOUNG 2 J ATTORNKY AT L A W j Office: Young building, Main Street, West Side. J A J 9 t i » W. KIMK, M. O. Ì A. T < P H Y S I C I A N . n i l « (J U G E O N Jf Office in McFarland building $ Over Cochran's Furniture Store ? Office Phone, 34 J Residence Phone, 681 é v Getting Ready. The winds begin to whistle. I do not like their tune. Th ey seem to say that winter Is coming pretty soon. The autumn leaves like racers A re scurrying about. Bo an defensive measures I'll block some whiskers out. Girls In the office titter And chat about the crop, The men say things sarcastic And words like spinach drop, The barber Is disgusted. But what care I f o r ’that? On com fort’s solid platform You 'll And me standing pat. W hen nature took the trouble T o mold my classic form Bhe hung a fringe o f whiskers T o keep my features warm. Should I be so presumptuous. So silly or so smart T o paint, as 'twere, the Illy Or try to slur her art? J J S M K D LK Y , iÿ ’ A T T O R N E Y A T LA W Ç 9 Special Attention C.iven to M inins and Corporation Law. Î Office, Suite 3. B an k B u ildin g. 4 Vr^Vr»!-Vr#5V.^V^!'yr#)> | J C. JOHNSON, 9 J ATTO RNEY AT LAW i w A if ^ Office Phone, Main ILL Residence, 85. o f all questions and seeking and demanding their solution. Do not, then, trust thoso who, with a condescending smile, tell you that they, too, once sought replies to these questions and did not find them, for none can be found except those that are accepted by everybody. Do not believe this, but T R U S T Y O U R S E L F A L O N E , and do not fear to disagree with tho views and thoughts of thoso around you if only your replies to tho questions that have presented themselves to you are founded not on your personal wishes, but on a wish to fulfill the purpose o f your life and to fulfill the W IL L o f that power which has sent you into life. TR U 8T YOURSELF, E S P E C IA L L Y S E N T IN G THEM SELVES ETERNAL P R IN C IP L E S R E L IG IO U S THAT x Kslates Administered. Mining Patents ▼ Procured. M in ing and Corporation Law rf; a specialty office over Griffin, Vealch ‘X Il«rdw*rc OF T E A C H IN G S O F C H R IS T , IN TO IN Please which are made at the “ What Is the real cause o f the awak ening ill the east?” “ Mnybo some Yankee peddler has sold the Chinese a shipload of alarm clocks." All o f It. “ How much money does a woman need to run her house?” “ A ll depends." allery New Management New Equipment. Come and see us. We will do our utmost to please you. A. J. Armstrong. “On what?” “ On her husband's salary.” 6 0 YEARS’ EXPERIENCE P atents T rade M a r k s D e s ig n s C o p y r ig h t s A c . Anyons aenrittiff a sketch an<! description may quickly MBertaln f o r opinion free whether an invention 1« probably pntentahla. ('••nimiinlm. tlona Rtrictlrconfidential. HANDBOOK on Patenta sent free. <>lde«t aaeney for »ecuring patenta. Patente taken through Mnnn Â t o. receive Gasolene Engine For Sale. A p p le Boxes! 6 » F 8t_ Wash met un. IX C- + US, M E A N IN G . I f you’ ve not a thing to say, Drop it. Words are wasted every day, Stop it. Though you’d like to prate and prate, Guess you’d better hesitate; I f your words will nothing state, Chop it. - A . J. W. Tim w vto F ly . “ I hate fly tlme,m said the young man CHICKENS FOR SALE—A nice flock who was staying late. of prize winning Black Minorcas, “ Indeed, I didn’t think you noticed young ami old, apply to 1). J. Du- It,” said the weary girl. BitUiLLK, Cottage (»rove. --------- *1 A nice home, 7 room cottage and % acre of land. Very cheap, small pay ment down, balance on the installment plan. F. B. P h il l ip s . 30tf I will insure your residence in an old line company that has its $30,000 guar antee with the state treasurer. As cheap as any mutual in the state. If. It. P h il lip s . 3tf T itle» Examined. drafting ami Blue Printing. Present ownership Mai»» Furnished. Farm Loan» at Lowest Rate». Notary Public. 8 C ompart } * ^ A ir y A rtlea tn ass. W ill you come w ith me In my little boat? Through a soundless sea W e will g a y ly float. \ 5 I have made fo r you And the azure sky Just a boat fo r two. W e will gladly fly. Through the realm s o f day \ Past the storm clouds’ ro a r\ W e w ill fly aw ay And return no more. And a rlngtalled kite 8hall my signal be. Oh. I pray you, sprite. W ill you fly w ith me? \ to one hundred boxes. Lotsof 10 or less. l.Scentseach Lots of ,50................... $6.75 Lots of 100. .............. $12.00 “ Even a worm will turn.” Cottage Grove Mfg. Co. HARNESS SHOP Fine Stock of liar new constantly <m Hand. Saddles, Whips, Extra Collars, Harness Hardware, Shaps, A xle Grease, Riding and Work Gloves, in fact everything usually kept in a First Class Harness Shop. Columbia Stock Food and Remedies Prices H ave Beer, Reduced o n E very th in g ¿ Ib d l StOCkS, Prop. SuccMior to Goo. Comtr Milch Cow For Sale. Gasoline Engine Irrigation. Spraying and Pumping Machinery. A man lajnlwnys tickled to death ¿o have a glrl( notice him whose\oplnlon on any other subject he doe*n't\care a rap for. Fsirt« nks-Morse Gasoline Kngines for pumping, spraying, sawing, grinding. Outfits complete. Fairbanks Scales for weighing. Fairbanks-Morse Dynamos and Motors for power and light. Fairbanks-Morse Windmills .Si Towers. Fairbanks-Morse Grinders, Feed 0 hop pers, Well Pumps. All first qnality good* at low prices. A l ways in Stock. Liberal terms. G R IF F IN & V E A T C H . A g e n ts Cottage Grove. Oregon F a i r b a n k s - M o r s e C o ., Hhe may betas Inane aa a >p late,of cold mush anAcarry around! with tier a complexion 0 * t harmonize,: bnttplt- apat goes Ms (heart Jnst the/snme. PO R TLA N D . OREGON Barrels After nil, a|good, big. active chunk o f vanity, mnkce a man Tiealthy. Most is men areihenlthy. A special school meeting called for Saturday Dec. 5, 1008, at 2 p. m. to be held iti the east side school building for the pur pose of voting a 5 mill tax for school purposes. Patrons and friends of the schools are urged to attend. JL Offer a large stock of Bartlett and Cornice Pears; Spitzenberg and Yellow Newtown Apples: Also the Vroomnn S t r a i n , second generation Franquette walnuts First class trees, not the lowest in priee, but the cheapest. C a ta lo g u e F r e e . You can write us direct or place y o u r order with our local aj;ent— A.McKinney Cottage Grove, Or. Albany Nurseries, Albany, Oregon. The “ Mountain L io n ” Lod e M in T IM B E R L A N D , A C T .11’ N E 3, 1878— ing claim, an addition and umeuded N O TIC K FOR P C B L IC A T IO N . notice of which was made August Blat, I'.MKi, by the Crystal CoiiHolidalcd Mining company and recorded at United Suites Lnnd Office, page 234 of Honk ('» of M ining Claim UoselmrR. Oregon, May 5. 1908. Record« in aud for Lane County, O re N otlee is hereby «Iv o n th a t in com gon, on the 3th d ay of Septemlier, pliance with the p ro visio n » o f the act v .m . of CongresH of .Line 3, 1878, entitled Also the “ El O alado” L od e Mining “ An act for the sale o f tim lier l-inda claim, an amended certificate of lo in the States o f C alifornia, Oregon, cation of which was made August Nevada end Washington T erritory ,” •> 1 Ht 190.1, and recorded September 3th a s extended to all the public land 1902», a t page« 252 and 25**1 o f Book <» states by net of Angnnt 4. ls!t” of the Mining Claim Records in and E M M A M. JOB for said Lane county, Oregon. Also o f C ottage (trove, county o f Lane. the “ Becky Sharp” Lode Mining S tale o f Oregon, has filed tu thia otllcu claim, located October 25tli 190**1. by on Fell. 2ii, 1!H»s hpr sw orn statement the C rystal Consolidated Mining No. t»t*:>.> for the p . i . imj of tne SW*it com pany and recorded Decemlier 11th being lots 11, 12, 13 and 14 o f Section 190**1, at page 292 of Book 6 of the No. JN township No. 21 South o f M ining Claim Record« ill and f«»r Range N o 2, w est VV, M.. Ore., anil Lane county, Oregon. Also tin will offer proof to show that the land “ Friar Tuck” Lode Mining claim lo somrhl |s more valuable fo r lts Umber cated Oct.olier 201h ItHM, by the Crys or lone than for agricultural pur tal Consolidated Mining com pany poses. and to establish her claim and recorded December l lt h I9o.‘t, at to said land before the Register and page 292 of Book (. of the Mining Receiver of this office a t Roeebnrg, Claim Records in and for Lane coun Oregon, on Thursday the 10th day of ty, Oregon. Also the '*Knickerbtelv December, er” Lode Mining claim, an amended She names ns witnesses: location certificate of which said Lena lull Job, W illiam Wescarsen, mining claim was m a le August ‘list W illiam Champion, James W h iteford 190*1, and recorded »September 3th 190.'» all o f C ottage Drove, O regon. in volume 0» a t page 233 Reeord of Any and all persons claim ing a d Mining claims In aud for Lane coun versely the above-described lands are ty, Oregon. All situ.it«' in the B o requested to Ille their claims in this hemia Mining Liflirlct, Lane county, oltlce on or before said 10th day of Oregon. Together with all dips, December, 1908. spurs, angles, and also all tiiem etals- 22 B e n j a m in L . Knnv, Register. «jres, gold ami silver he irlng quartz, rocks and earth therein, and nil the rightH, pi ivileges and franchises there Portland and Return Only $ 5 .3 0 to Incident, appendant and appurte nant, or therewith usually had and enjoyed and also all and singular the The Southern Pacific Co. is now tenements, hereditaments ami ap selling round trip tickets to Port purtenances thereto belonging o r in anywise appertaining, and the rents, land from Cottage Grove for $5.30 issues and profits thereof and also all good going Saturday on No. 16 at of the estate, right, title, interest, 1.50 a. tn. train, returning Monday property, possession, claim and de eveniugon No. 13 leaving Portland mand whatsoever, iis well in law as in equity, of the said party m ort at 7. 30 p. lit., giving all day Sat gagor herein «»f, In or to tho said urday, Sunday and Monday ill premises and every part and parcel Portland. The same arrangements thereof, w ith tin* appurtenances. apply from Portland giving Port Also stamp mills, sawmill and all people a chance to visit mining machinery, tools, implements land and apparatus of whatsoever, kind valley points at greatly reduced of nature situated upon or used in rates. connection with said m ining claims. And that all of the above described property lie sold by the »Sheriff of You Need Fire Protection. said county, in the manner and form as pr* flcrli>e<l by law as under execu Tom Awbrey can give you good tion and tlie proceeds of such sale, after paying the costs, disbursements, teliable insurance at reasonable attorn ey’s ft*es and expenses herein rates, put your residence insur stated, shall be applied upon the ance in the Oregon Fire Relief As judgment, and if tin* proceeds o f such sale 1 k * insufficient the plaintiffs shall sociation and your business prop have judgment and execution against erty in the Bankers and Merchants defendants, the Crystal Consolidated Mutual. Call at the express o f Mbdng com pany, a corp oration , to fice for rates. recover such balancejinpaid. N ow , therefore, in the name of the state of Oregon and in compliance Shoe Shop in New Quarters. w ith said execution and order of sale, I w ill on Monday the 21st day A. L. Reed has moved his shoe of December, 1908, 1 k *tween the hours of 9 o ’clock a m. and on 4 o ’clock p. shop from the harness store to the m. to w it at 1 o ’clock p. m. on said «lay a t tiie southwest door of the first door west o f the Fashion county court house In Eugene, Lim e Stables on Main street, where he county, Oregon, offer for sale for cash subject to redemption, all of the de has repapered and fitted up a fendants right, title and Interest in cosy shop. Take your repair and to the said a b o v e described m in work to him as he guarantees ing property. Dated this 12th d ay of Novem ber, satisfaction. 29-4t l!K>s. “ Turn what?” Notice. Special School Meeting. UNCOAFORATU» wlt: Answered at Last. “ Yourstomnch.1 The undersigned has been duly appointed agent for the Cottage (trove Fruit Co. and all persons having claims against the com pany will please present same to me at once. 3-tf B. K. L aw so n . H L B Ä N Y N U R S E R IE S Lodge Directory. R . E B E H A H S —Cottage d ro v e , No. 24, M eetings 1st. 3rd. and oth. Fri day o f every month, K i . i z a h k t h F M i n n i e K i . i . e i m i k , See. i i i . l m k r . NO. R O Y A L N E I G H B O R S -Meet 2nd and 4th Wednesday o f eneli month. Mus M a k y U a k k ii . O raci . e . M rs . C. W . W a l l a c e , Roe. W . O . W .— Bohem ia Camp, No. 200, Meets every F riday ( veiling. D r . J. O. V a n W in k l e , Consul Com. ( ’ h a s . V an D en tie no, clerk. K O . T . M. -CiiHcade Camp No. 200 M eet» every Thursday night. O. H. V e a t c h , Com. It. K. II knnim , Cooler. I. O . O . F .—Cottnge G rove, No. «8, Meet every Saturday night. G eo . ( iim e r , N. G. A. B r e w e r , Sec. M. W. of A .— Meetings 1st and 3rd M onday In each month, A. 8 . P o w e l i ., Consul. C. W. W a l l a c h , Clerk. G. A. R .—Appoumtax Post N o 34, Meets n t l p. in., on the 2d and 4th Saturday of each unnth. D r D. L. W oods , I*. C. G. W. R e y n o l d s , Ad j. M. B. A . —Modern Brotherhood of America. Meet the 2d and 4th Tues day o f each m onth at f.O .O .F . Hall. T , W . J enkins Sec. W. 0. W ,—St. Valentine Circle 121, Meets 1st and 3rd Tuesday in each month in W. O, W. Hall. M rs . A lice C oepman , Clerk. F o re ste r« of A m e ric a — M eeting: First and Third Thursdays. F. iiw in Tm.t.Ait, Chief Ranger F. C. C o e f m a n , Fin. Sec. L., O . T . M .— Lady Lamson Hive, No 42. Meets 2d und 4th Friday of each month. M r s . A. W. K i m k , L . C, M rs L il l ia n B r e h a c t , R, K , K. of P .—Juventus L od ge N o, 48, M eets every Wednesday nignt. J . K. O str an u k r , C. C. C i i a s . V a n D k n B eru . K .of R. & 8 . A . F, & A . M .—C ottnge U rove, No. 51. Meetings 1st and 3rd Wednes day o f each month. T . C. W h e e l e r , W. M. L. F. W o o i . e y , See. WALTHAM PIANOS. H. C. Madsen is the agent for the celebrated Waltham piano, which is equally as good as the Chickering and Hamilton and Mason. Call in and see aud hear the tones. Workmanship fully guaranteed. 20tf I I a r i i y I.. D o w n , W e have on hand standard apple boxes in lots frotn one “O L D R E L IA B L E ” Sheriff of l^ane County, Orog«m. *32-37 Room» » ami tu M c C I uhr Building Corner Eighth and W illam ette Sts. Telephone Red I i.M EUGENE. OREGON Harness Halting and General Repairing Call and make your wants known ALL When you have a thing to write, \Vrite it, When it’s time to bite it off, Bite it. Run your killing pencil through Sweet word pictures that you drew, Editors will smile on you— Smite it! andotte cockerels, $2 each. R o b t . G r if f in . 33-lm ABSTRACTORS Scientific American. odiare.,*«, NewYort IN N E A R E 8T TO Have you heard the story of the mountain? Yes? How could you when that was all a bluff. Have you heard the tale of the frog? Yes? How could you when it does not have any? Have you heard the story of the two holes? CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS. No? Well, Well. Have you heard the story of the empty house? FOR S A L E — A few W hite W y No? There’s nothing in it. C. S. FREELAND > m*c*al notice, without cbarjre. lu the A handsomely tltaetmted weekly. I.arreet «Mr- culaSon o f any ». «entitle tournai. Terms. |3 a ear; Mur month», $L * by all newsdealer». S P IR IT U A L PRE THOSE DON’ T WRITE IT. A BARGAIN—7 White Wyandotte pul A fine, almost new 3-horse-1 lets, 1 Buff Orpington cockerel. 2 Blue " I know a sure cure for poverty.“ power Fairbanks & Morse gasolene “ For goodness' sake, tell me.” Andalusian cockerels, .1 Blue Amlnlu- "It will cost you |2." engine, tanks and equipment for sial pullets, all of pure blood. I ) r . ( I “ Nix; I do not feel the need of curing sale. Inquire at the Leader office. L. N avk . Inquire at J. S. Benson's It In your case.” residence. A few nice pairs of Guina chickens for sale at $1 per pair. Apply to A. I). O w kns , Cottage Grove, Oregon. BY EXPRESSED T E A C H IN G Worth Remembering. Saw the Point. Guinea Hens for Sale. R E P L IE S j r l (T THE C O N F IR M E D W IS D O M THE H IG H E S T Housekeepers should bear in mind that when asked by canvas p p L. IN G R A M sers or grocers to purchase a phos N o; nature knew her business. DENTIST phate baking powder, that, if they And that a lfa lfa crop Stewart-Porter Building H er cunning Angers planted value their health they will refuse l’lioue 1451 Ilours 8..V» to 12, 1 to 5 N o right have 1 to chop. 8he went to all the trouble such powder. Phosphate baking T o put them there, and so I ’ m going to be a hero powder is made from burning And let my whiskers grow. H. C. M A D S E N , bones, gathered a t slaughter P. 8.—I f my w ife w ill let me. houses, whether from diseased ani W atchm aker . No Poor M an’s Amusement. mals or not. It is then mixed with Kepairing at reasonable charges. “ Poor Hillings!” \I1 work guaranteed flrst-ciass. a solution of oil of vitrol. "W hat's the matter with him?” Watches,(flocks an l Jewelry at Lowest Price “ Ho committed crime while tempo Such baking powder usually COT PAGE GROVE, ORE. rarily Insane.” contains more or less alum and “ Pshnw! I didn't know he had as sells for 25 cents per pound. much money as that.” General B la c k s m ith in i) He oxi the safe side and protect Horseshoeing a specialty. All Explained. your health by demanding the Wagon and carriage re- ing. All work guaranteed Pure Cream of Tartar kind, which Have your horsesteeth ex amined and repaired. Shoe is made from the purest of grapes. at rear of Hemenway A Burkholder's Store :: :: Read the label and don’t be de j h : b a k e s ceived. 31-1 mo rove W HEN ARE HUMAN AND IT 8 YOU 9 (T T H E ' in Foreclosure. I f a,girl talks ¡three coniiecutlve;tlmes with a man he Is dead «certain she Is In love with him. The man who meanef well may be credited for It., butfgendraUy It la the only rredltableftbtigg about Mm. The reason land foungrVlon o f Clhe average mao’» self'ccgicelt tadpast Add ing out. 7 ^ G a llo n s C a rp e ts an d R ugs I Ì ; Müde to orile.- and Satis faction guaranteed both as to workmanship and prices. Apply to i J. M . C o m e r pÄ°."i,s3tü6 5 n e a r Adventist Cftvjrch Well Drilling. W hy not have a good drilled See our bran new stock o f up to A good, gentle milch cow for date rugs l>efore you buy carpets. well with all surface water shut sale. Inquire o f C. D. M a n n i n g , \ eatch & Lawson. out? Call on Mala Miller for es 26tf foot o f Knox hill, opposite Robt. ¿d-33* Shingles for sale at V «a»rh & timates and particulars, Griffin's. Lawson’s. j^ tf Spray & Co. for Leslie salt. c g v n *f Builders Are you doing what you can to populate yonr state ORKGON NERDS PE O PLE —Settlers, honest fanners, mechanics, merchants, clerks, people with brains, strong hands and a willing heart—capital or no capital Tlie Southern Pacific Co-Lines in Oregou. is sending tons of Oregon literature to the East for distribution through every available agency W ill you not help the good work of building Oregon hy sending ns the names and addresses of yonr friends who are likely to lie interested in this state? We will be glad to bear tlie expense of sending them complete information abont OREGON and its opportunities. C O L O N I S T S T I C K E T S will be on sale .luting SEPTEMBER AND (X.TORER from the East to Ml points in Oregon. The fares from a few principal cities rre: From Denver $30.00 “ Omaha 30.00 “ Kansas City 30.00 “ St. Louis 35.50 “ Chicago 38.00 From “ “ “ Louisville Cincinnati Cleveland New York $4-1.70 42.20 44.75 55.00 T I C K E T S C A N B E P R .E P A I D If you want to bring a friend or a relative to Oregon, deposit the proper amount with any of our agents. The tickets will then be fur nished by telegraph. J. M. I SHAM, L ocal A gent S otthf . rn P acific C o . W M . M e M V R R A Y , G en eral Paeeen ger Agent, P o rtla n d . O re g o n .