Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915, January 19, 1909, Image 4

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    TO MY 8Wir,ETHC. .r . . , A WHO
WYANDOTTE.
O
The Best Safeguard J o r
Health
is absolute cleanliness.
This is
insured by luolcrn* sanitary open
plumbing.
There are rani, iuiita­
li m is, but you will get the real
thing, which is the liest made fix­
tures fitted by
workmen of the
highest ability and skill, by em­
ploying I’ ll II.1.1 PS BROS, to do
your plumbing.
beautiful, silk feathered, snowy Wi. L
hen.
Bo gentle, ro tam e and so true.
T ou’ re the loveliest hen that C od sve*
m ade!
N o w on der yo u win the bluo
C ool rills m ay trill as they trickle dow;i
hUl
And nightingales ca ro l all night.
But you a re m y prlm a donn a delight.
O queen o f the fa n cy fo o tllg h t!
I ’ ve read o f the g ra ce o f m erm aids ^
fair.
O f woo«! nym phs s o fa iry o f fo rm ;
T he cum m er girl. too. w ears an up t»,
date shapd
A s she floats In the w avelets so warm
But you. O m y sw eetheart, a ro ideal 1»
graco!
Y ou’ re so p erfectly rounded, old girl.
You sim ply Just knock m y heart out ••
place
A nd set all m y senses awhtrl.
Appoints Committee to Work
Against Creation of Nes­
mith County.
icable. H . L. Rami, ex-president
of the Junction Commercial club,
President Kestly aud Secretary
Walker of the Springfield club,
presented a letter of opposition by
Crow loud, cro w long, you big W yandott»
cock.
C. \V. Kychard of Springfield and
VV'-C'. CWC-CsS ve'-,-
s c s v a a c w s r sc xVSÂÇ VWVl v v w
Your m ate Is the que« a o f them all.
You’ re the breed fo r the need and fa r ti
a similar message from S. A . Mc­
the lead.
And you'll sta y there until the star.
Kay at Creswell, which were read
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS.
P rofession a l C ards.
by Manager llartog of the Com­
Best Washington Cedar shingles ARTIFICIAL BUGS AND WIGGLE % mercial club showing opposition
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to the Cottage Grove scheme from
K. YOU NO
Wlum a lien flails a dry. dead bus <■
t — free of sap, worm holes and
those sections of
Lane. Mr.
w
lssler
she
cocks
her
head
to
a
side
4
knots, constantly on hand. Prices
ATTOKNKY AT L A W
holds a postmortem and often passei Fredericks of Creswell stated that
times. Inquire of the 1 ded uu" by.
Í
Ofltco: Young Building, Main Street,
• to suit the
*
West Hide.
^
a remonstrance against division
O k k in R o b i n s o n , Cottage Grove.
Bat If a grasshopper takes flight eh»
will leave her clothes on the bushes ti had been circulated iu and around
For bargains in fruit, stock and [•base that Jack rabbit Insect to n "fraz
Creswell. He said the Creswell
farm lands see Scarbrough & zle."
f
X W. KIMK, M. l>.
eouutry is against it.
Cochran, Creswell. Oregon, or
Just so she rubs from beef and port
PH YK IM A N and HU KOKON
B. L. Bogart, F„ S. Rolfe, W .
Chas. (¿ochran, Cottage Grove, Or. scrap, blooil meal auil dry cut bone ti
A!
catch fresh green bone, the artlflela
office in McFarland Building
^
Kuykendall. L. L. Whitson, D. K.
Over Cot hran’s Furniture Store
•* .
2 Petaluma incubators 56 and b u - and wiggler.
t Office l’ lione, 34» Kealdence Pilone, '*■‘11 f
W hy? Stuiply because It’s more pal Yoran, Julius Goldsmith, Geo. A .
12<> eggs and a 200 chick indoor
■liable aud digestible raw, and tben th< Dorris, C. H . Fisher, W . G. Gil-
brooder. Inquire at Leader office.
others may be adulterated, old, spoiled strap addressed the meeting dis­
.15 tf
or tankage, while dry hone Is onl)
cussing the best methods of op­
i J S M ED LEY,
I
“ graveyard lime.”
A
few
nice
pairs
of
Guitta
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ATTORNEY AT LAW
1
Protein, the prime constituent o' posing the mlbvement.
j£ Special Attention «liven to Minine au«l ^ chickens for sale at $1 per pair. meat and eggs. Is more suitable It.
A map was shown, demonstrat­
9
Corporatiou Law.
P Apply to A . I). O w ens , Cottage meat form for heavy egg p rodu ct!^
C
O ffic e , S u ite 3, B a n k Bvjlldinrf
4 Grove, Oregon.
than that found In other products, a.% ing the unwisdom of the Cottage
W. * V. * »
not only more palatable and digestibh Grove scheme, showing that if the
In raw bone than In cooked and dried time ever comes when this end of
A Snap in Real Estate.
but the system takes It up more read!
T C. JOHNSON,
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!y; It goes right to the spot to stimulate the valley is to be cut up into
smaller counties it should be done
the ovaries and promote health.
J
A TTO R N EY AT LAW
l .
One hundred aud seven acres of
The ground gristle, meat and fresh by a north aud south division
Kstates Administered. Miuine Patents
river bottom laud 6 miles from juicy bone form a perfect substitut«
Procured. Mining and Corporation Law
making square instead of oblong
office over Griffin, Vcatch
KJ a specialty, n
Cottage Grove on O. & S. K. K. for bugs and worms which, rich In pro
a Hardware,
counties.
rein,
are
the
most
Important
element
M
a
in
ili.
Residence.
S3.
ge ' Office Phone, >
M other G oose, M other G oose, why dl*
you lie?
Your g o o se never laid golden eggs.
’T w a s a caclc! j. s n o w y W ya n d otte he*
W ith roro u . ,u and b righ t yellow legs
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!.. INGRAM
Wanted.
Agents to sell the best silver
polisher on earth. Good terms.
For particulars address “ Silver”
; care Leader.
I
Titles Examined. Drafting and Blue Printing.
Present Ownership Maps Furnished. Farm
j
Loans at Lowest Rates. Notary Public.
C. S. FREELAND ® C m B bt
ABSTRACTORS
Rooms R and 10 McClung Building
Corner Kighth aud Willamette Sts.
Telephone Red 1151
EUGENE, OREGON
W
Indestructible cylinder records
aud double disc records at the
Bazaar .55 and 65 cents.
Paint your hen roosts with A ve­
narías Carbolineum. Buy it at
Veatch & Lawson.
26tf
H . C. M A D S E N ,
atchm aker .
Repairing at reasonable charges.
Ail work guaranteed first-ciass.
COTTAGE G ROVE, ORE.
General B la c k s m ¡th in g
Horseshoeing a specialty.
Wagon and carriage rc-
Ing. All work guaranteed
Have your horsestceth ex-
aniDedand repaired. Bhoc
at rear o f Hemenway &
Burkholder's Store :: ::
FEATHERS
H A U L IN G
Leave orders at Cunningham's Con­
fectionery Phone 73 or phone
residence 4 0 6
A 3 C E B
|SSS«;
Barrels
j
C a rp ets an d R u gs
i
Hauling Done Promptly at
Reasonable Charge
Made to order and Satis­
faction guaranteed both
as to workmanship and
prices. Apply to
W . A. H OGATE
i J. M.
C om er ^ f s .!!6 |
n e a r A d v e n tis t C tw ir c h
M I L L E R ’S
(x R O V E
(T
a
Machine Shop
L LE R Y
N ew Management
N ew Equipment.
All kiihls of machine anil repair
work clone promptly and at reason­
able prices.
Come and see us. We
will d o our utm ost to
please you.
OLD LEADER BUILDING
A . J . A rm s tro n g .
COTTAGE < R<)VE, ORHGf)N
Third Street,
F a ir b a n k s - M o r s e
pah
COTTACI K O U O V K
C o .,
P O R T L A N D . OREGON
i
Fairbanks-Morse Gasoline Engines for
pumping, spraying, sawing, grinding.
Outfits complete.
Fairbanks Scales for weighing.
A
Kairhnuks-Morse Dynamos and Motors
Ï
for power and light.
_ Phone 1451
Fairbanks-Morse Windmills & Towers.
Hours 8.30 to 12. 1 to 5 q
X -ltA Y LABORATORY
Fairbanks-Morse ('»finders, Feed Chop­
per*, Well Pumps.
YifiiM fv.+i'V: r>v. m **#yt**
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All first quality goods at low prices. A l­
Por further particulars address
ways in Stock
Liberal terms.
All the I latest treatments.
f
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Electrical
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* PLAIN w \ MBDICATBD BATHS f
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Or. II. C. S C H I.I5EF.
G R IF F IN A V E A T C H . A g e n t s
CottAge G ro v e . O regon
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AND
EGGSHELLS.
Tw o men went to Jail at Carrollton
ill., with thirteen Indictments foi
stealing chickens hanging over them
They'll certanly bo hoodooed this tl ^
I ernsylvnida
farmers have lot
many tnr:.cy3 through hunters till:
year At Bangor they knocked sevet
off a fence right beside the farmhouse
If farmers weren’ t so afraid o f bud
dogs these thieves would be mor>
afraid to trespass
If eggs are dean, fresh, uniform l
size and color nnil put up neatly the;
will win you prestige and specla
price, while pleasei* customers wll
p n l«e you to others. Thus you wll
nl’.v is have customers and be nbl*
to command the best prices.
With n reported corn crop o f 2,042,
ON7,C00 bushels the duck men are Jn
bllnnt. When corn Is the great factoi
In preparing ducks for market yon cat
Imagine what a short crop means on *
50,000 dui k ranch.
Our carpenter couldn't see why w«.
I [ lit In wide doors and steps when wt
: built
We inn see why when we pu;
• or I ig breeders away and run tin
! wh'.'i I harrow through to clean up e i1^*
j week. The only place hindsight excel»
foreulght !• In u mule
Three million live hundred tbousnm
Iowa eggs reached New York In on,
day. Many western states are makln,
such remarkable strides In the ponltr;
business and com peting so earnest!.«,
for first place that It Is difficult to foi
low the race. Iowa ft now the bnnna
state, hut Illinois Is mighty close.
Colorado sends $5,000,000 out o f tbt
stnte for poultry and eggs. 8he, wltl
a few other states that baveu’t pusher,
poultry culture. Is beginning to th iol
It doesn’ t pay to buy what you cat
raise yonrscl»
Iu shipping guineas wash the bead,
mouth, feet and legs.
Leave tht
feathers on, but be sure they avs
smooth anil clean and wrap each bln,
separately. During the closed seasof
one to tw o pounds are most populst
weights
That fool smelling disinfectant kc?»
In the drinking water to ward off «1!«
ease is an egg killer and a grave fit
The man who makes Ills hens *1.
over droppings that alternately fre
a»d thaw should lie dealt with a ec-»•
lag to the law
The Famous DeMoss Family.
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A Fine Line to Select from. Am closing out this line
of goods.
Leather Belts, Dog Collars and Men’s G loves at bed­
rock prices.
STOCKS’ HARNESS SHOP
The matter of securing the dis­
trict fair for Lane this year to be
run in conjunction with the coun­
ty fair was taken up and the
meeting went on record as heartily
iu favor of it.
First Class Livery, Sale and Feed Barn in Connection
{P o w e ll
&
T u lla r ,
Portland anil Return Only $ 5 .9 0
G . L. Nolta et ux, Vina Clark
et al; tract in sec. 4, tp. 21, s. r.
4w. $210.
James L. Hunter, to W . B.
Cooper et. al; tract in Stoufler's
add., Cottage Grove, $900.
Gleudola N o k esetal, to W . B.
Cooper; tract in sec. 44, tp. 20, s.
r. 4w. $125.
Gleudola Nokes et al, to W . B.
Randall; tract iu sec. 40, tp. 20, s.
r. 4w. $475.
W . B. Cooper et al, to Glendolia
Nokes; tract in Cooper & Randall’s
add., Cottage Grove, $500.
At Even
MONEY
H
Of time, tiu v clin g expenses
nnil fatigu e can tie made by
Glendolia Nokes et al, to the
Public; tract in sec. 34, tp. 20, s.
r. 3w.
using
given
sh ortest
rou te
tlint
rect rou te betw een the W est
The Southern Pacific
The 0 . R, & N.
Oregon Short Line
p h o p h ir t o r
Estate of Mary Ann Dillard, deceased.
N’oliee is hereby given that Joseph M.
England, executor of said estate, has
filed ¿his account of finn 1 settlement of
said estate and Wednesday the 14th day
of January P«»9 at one o'clock p. m. of
said day has been set by lion. I •■ K.
Chrism.oi. County Judge of Lane Coun­
ty, Oregon, for hearing the same and
any objection thereto al the Court house
in said county and stale.
Dated this 11th day ol Decemlier,
1908.
J o se ph M. E n g l a n d , Executor.
A . II. King, Attorney.
J6-4t
and
Notice ol Publication.
Union Pacific
There is unsurpassed through
fast train service t o Denver,
O m ah a, K anas C ity, ( lilengo
w ith direct con n ection s t o nil
points East, unit South
There is an
abundance
of
m atchless scenery, and an op­
portu n ity to make n d a y lig h t
sto p o v e r a t S a lt Lake City if
it is desired.
lo t
us tell
y o u nil
about
w h a t can he done, before you
purpose ticket.
Department o f the Interior.
U. S. Land Office at Rusehurg, O re.
Oet. 20tn, 1908.
N otice
Is
hereby
given
that
JOSEPH II. W IL H E L M
of D exter, O regon , w h o on O ctober
20th mas, made tim ber application
No. 01900. for S\\ L, Section .'12, T o w n ­
ship 19 S outh, Range 1 W est, W illam ­
ette Meridian, linn tiled n otice o f in­
tention to make liunl p r o o f to e sta b ­
lish claim to the land a b o v e described
before Register nnil Receiver nt. Itose-
Inirg, O regon , on tli ■ 18th day o f
M arch, 1909.
Claimant names n . witnessoH:
Reese Parker " f Dexter, O regon ;
Rufus W ood of Dexter, O regon;
Thom as it Mallo.v of Fall Creok,
O regon; Lew M ath ew s o l D exter,
Oregon.
B e n j a m i n L. E d d y , Register.
Administrator's notice.
J. M. ISHAM. Agent. Cottage Grove.
W M . M cM U R R A Y ,
General Passenger Agent
PORTLAND.
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OREGON
o f ComHtock, O regon, w h o on A ugust
1st 1903, m ade H omestead E n try N->.
Gasolene Engine For Sale.
12948, N. K. 01150, fo r K*a of NEK,
Section 8, T o w n sh ip 21 S o u th , Range
A fine, almost new 3-horse­
4 W est, W illam ette Meridian, has
filed notice o f intention t o make power Fairbanks & Morse gasolene
final five year proof, to establish engine, tanks and equipment for
cla im te the land nhove described, lie-
Inquire at the Leader office.
fore the Register anil Receiver a t sale.
R oseburg, O regon , on the 25th d a y
o f M arch, 1909.
¡¡C la im a n t names as w itnesses ;
“ Charles R. Larence, John W atkins,
K. A. Allen. R oy G riggs, all o f C om ­
s to ck , O regon .
B enjamin 1,. K nu r, Register.
In the matter of the estate of Stephen
Harris, decease« 1.
Notice is hereby given that the utnler-
signed has been dnl> appointed by the
County Court of Lane county o f the
State of Oregon, administratrix of the
estate o f Stephen Harris, deceased, and
all persons having claims against said
estate are lvcrehy notified and required
to present the claims to me properly ver­
ified as required by law, within six
months from the date of this notice at
the office of Attorney A. II. King, Cot­
tage C*rove, Lane County, Oregon.
LiLUK A. C r o w , Administratrix.
A. II. K ing , Atty. for Administratrix.
Dated this 3rd «lay of December 1908.
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N o w is t h e T i m e
to visit
Notice of Final Settlement
CeJiformev
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed executor of the estate of W. N.
Wheeler, deceased, has filed in the
county conrt of I.ane county, Oregon,
her final account as sncli executor of
said estate and that Tnesilay the lath
day of February, 1909, at the hour of
one o'clock p. m. of said day lias been
fixed by said court as the time for hear­
ing any objection to said report anil the
settlement thereof.
When summer has passed in these northen states,
the sun is only mild under the bright blue skies of
Southern California. This is one of nature's hap­
py provisions—eternal summer for those who can­
not endure a more rigid or severe climate. Califor
nia has been called the “ Mecca of the winter tour­
ists.”
Its hotels and stopping placas are as varied
as those of all well regulated cities. Visitors can
always find suitable accommodations, congenial
companions, and varied, pleasing recreations.
E l o is e i f . W h e e l e r , Executor.
A . II. K ing , Attorney.
40-4tf
Business Locals.
Southern Pacific Company
Spray & Co. for Leslie salt.
W . T. K EY SE R
J u ly 27. 1908.
N o tilo
li liorohy
given
that
OMARI,ES P. C L A R K
of Coniatoci;, D ouglas county. Oregon,
w h o , on M av 12th. 1904 made hom e­
stead en try No. 1271.:. s it, O'.IO for the
North W est quarter o f the N orth
W est q u a rte r Scellini 'S, T ow n sh ip
21 Kontli, R ange I, West o f the W il­
lam ette Meriilan. has filed notice o f
Intention to m ake linai live years
proof t o establish claim t o Hie
hiiu! a b ove deserili il, bei re Regis­
t i r anil Receiver nt R selm rg, Ore­
g o n on the 2:ird day o f January. 1909.
Claim ant nam e« as witnesses.
C. C. W atkins, < > T. < Meson, Joh n
W atkins, M. A. Clark, all o f Com ­
stock, Or, gon.
¡;f-:ts
B enjamin L. Entiv, Register
Notice of Final Seulement
There is b u t one s h o rt and di­
East.
fir wood, said wood to be sound
aud cut from the body of old trees
and to be two feet long and split
suitable for furnaces and to be
hauled and ricked up iu the base­
ments of the school buildings in
said district on or before the first
day of Sept. 1909, bids to be
opened Jan. 24, 1909.
The board reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
J. K . B a r r e t t , D istrict Clerk.
hereby
the
E ast.
V . I). White et ux, to the Pub­
lic; tract iti sec. 34, tp. 20, s. r.
is
S A V I N G
Q 8 C A R BABNIOS
Scaly leg among chickens is
caused by a small parasitic insect
which works on the legs of the
chickens causing secretions which
form under the scales. The work
of this minute insect is not only
annoying to the fowls but saps
their vitality. Often the scales are
knocked loose, causing the legs to
bleed. The parasite spreads more
rapidly when fowls are confined.
As winter comes on and chickens
are put into their houses for roost­
ing, examine them for seal .• leg,
for if it is in the flock it will,
spread rapidly in the hen house.
The best time to examine and
treat them is at night. First wash
the diseased Tegs with warm soapy
water to loosen the scales, then
apply carbolated vaseline. It is
best to treat every fowl to make a
sure job. Two treatments about a
week apart usually kills all the
insects and cures the legs. Three
good treatments never fail to do
the work.
You Need Fire Projection.
Tom Awbrey can give you good
teliable insurance at reasonable
rates, put your residence insur­
ance iu the ( )regon Fire Relief As­
sociation aud your business prop­
eveningon No. 14 leaving Portland erty in the Bankers and Merchants
at 7. 40 p. m., giving all day Sat­ Mutual. Call at the express o f­
urday, Sunday and Monday in fice for rates.
Portland. The same arrangements
apply from Portland giving Port­
land people a chance to visit
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
valley jionits at greatly reduced
Departm ent o f llie Interior,
rates.
P. S. L and < Utico at R oso burg, Oro.
Frank Crabtree,
to W .
B.
Cooper; tract in sec. 4, tp. 21, s. r.
4w. $140.
N otice
Scaly Lag Chickens.
P rop .
Lillie M. Baldwin et al, to Booth
Kelly Lumber Co.; se% sec. 44,
The Southern Pacific Co. is now
tp. 21, s. r. 2w. $2,OtX).
selling round trip tickets lo Port­
H. C. Schleef et ux to John W . land from Cottage Grove for $5.90
Pfeifer et al; 160 acres in sec. 24, good going Saturday on No. 16 al
1.50 a. m. train, returning Monday
tp. 20, s. r. 6w. $3,200
A committee consisting of lack
Rodman,
Henry
Hollenbeck,
Amos Wilkins. D. E . Yoran aud
E. M. Warren was named to take
the matter up with the district fair
board and urge that the fair be
Notice for Publication
brought here this year. It was
held at Marshfield last year and at
D epartm ent o f tlio Interior,
Roseburg the year previous. It is IT. s . 1.41 ltd Office at llosetm rg, ( tregon
Noventlter 12,1908.
now Iiugene’s turn.
Cottage Grove Gray Co.
c-
LADIES’ BAGS
AT MEN’S
AND PERSES COST PERSES
1 *'
Andrew H. Iliuksou et ux, to J.
P. Porter; 960 acres in Lane &
Douglas counties, $10O.
M.
We fr d the substitute In winter, and gart, E . S. Rolfe, D. A . Paine, J.
Miller et al; 26.56 acres in sec. 27,
again many eggs.
M. Williams and W . Kuykendall
Green bone makes hens healthy
tp. 20, s. r. 4w. $5,600.
brings many eggs when highest nn4 was appointed to take charge of
Arvilla G . Miller ct al, to W . B.
makes the flock hardy against winter, the anti-division campaign.
Cooper et al: tract in sec. 27,' tp.
disease. It prevents egg eating and.
NO COUNTY EXHIBIT.
feather pulling, matures pullets early
20, s. r. 3w, $2(>.
The matter of an exhibit at the
brings strong germed eggs that hatet
Lottie Reed et al, to 1C. W.
vigorous chicks which grow Into best Yukou Exposition. Seattle, was
broilers anil stock.
Harmes et ux: lot 4, bk. 1, J. W.
-T h e promotion o f hen health and In­ taken up. The matter of an ap­ Ilarmes’ add.,
Cottage Grove,
crease lit eggs soon pay ior maehlnf propriation having been laid be­
aril ground bone at a dollar a hundrec fore the county court, the court $ 100 .
cuts down the feed bill.
Peed sparingly at first; later all tbei had asked if Lane expected an ap­
Notice.
propriation this year for an exhibit
want.
Beefsteak bones and backbone art at the state fair. The meeting e x ­
Notice is hereby given that the
host.
Ribs cut Into dangerous sharp sltv pressed itself as opposed to a coun­ Board of Directors of School Dis­
ers. shin bones are mostly lime, pi. ty exhibit at Salem this year pro­ trict No. 45 Lane county, Oregon,
heads r.re very rich, and pig toes stot vided a state fair is held.
will receive bids for 90 cords of
FOR DISTRICT FAIR.
D R A Y IN Q
A n d a l l K in d s o f
B
Hawley et ux, to
the cutter and make yon cuss.
W atches, (’locks and Jewelry at Ixiwest Price !
J . EC
Benjamin M.
K. 60 acres under cultivation. n heavy lay In?.
Oti motion of W - Kuykendall, a
3w.
The best fruit land in the country.
Nature furnishes worms and bugs ti.
• heir season, and eggs are plentiful committee consisting of B. L. Bo­
Box 240 Cottage Grove, Oregon.
W . B. Cooper et ux, to Geo.
D E N T IS T
Stewart-Porter Building
Ç
Thomas C. Wheeler er ux, to J.
P. Porter; 171 acres iu sec. 2, tp.
20, s. r. 7w. $110.
W . E. Brown, $500; N. % , sec.
F.ugene, |an. 15— There was a
36, tp. 21, s. r. 2w.
meeting of the Ivugeue citizens
J. J. McCormick et u x t o j . P.
and representatives from other
parts of the county to discuss the Porter; 160 acres iu sec. 2, tp. 20,
Cottage Grove proposed division s. r., 7w. $100.
Harry Spalsburg to J. P. Porter
scheme and it was showu by letters
aud resolutions from neighboring u < X , sec. 24, tp. 19, s. r. Ow. $5,-
towns that the project was impract­ 000.
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Phillips Brothers
Fashion Stables
REALTY TRANSFERS IN
SOUTH LANE COUNTY
HOLDS A MEETING
KNOCKERS CLUB
The best and cheapest candies
at the Bee Hive.
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W ill I k - glad to supply some very attractive litera­
ture describing in detail the many delights of win­
ter in California. Very low round trip excursion
tickets are on sale to Californial. The rate from
Cottage Grove to Los Angeles is $55. limit six
months, allowing ftop-overs in either direction.
Similar excursion rates are in effect to all Califor­
nia points.
Spray & Co, buys veal, chick
ens, eggs, etc.
All Kinds of Hauling and
Shingles for sale at Veatch &
The celebrated DeMoss family is
Lawson's.
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Heavy Dray W ork
making its ,47th annual tour and
If you want a good paying little
will give one of their most enter­
business inquire at the Bazaar.
taining musical programs at the M aying P lant* a S p e cia lty
Try some of those 20 cent per
W ith Special Equipm ent
Christian church in this city next
pound creams at the Bee Hive. 48tf
Friday evening, Jan. ¿2
orn ct
W e are not giving furniture away,
Admission 45 cents, children 15
at J. V. Thorn ten'« Confectionery.
but we are swaping dollars with
cents. You cannot afford to miss
phon E
yon this month. Veatch & I.aw-
this splendid high class entertain­
Office, ! IX.
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ment.
For all information, sleeping car reservations
and tickets call on, telegraph or write J- M. ISHAM.
Agent S. P. Co. or
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WM. M cM U R R A Y . G eneral P a ssen g er Agent,
P ortla n d. O r e g o n .
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