Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915, May 28, 1909, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text# J_______ M $$$$ J S ä ä ä ä ä ^ ä S ä SSJ v ^ w . v v > vs » í ;•» « s . « v « w ®> w < * sä The Ideal Kitchen MEETING TO BEGIN THE BROOK TROUT GROWN IN CAPTIVITY IN GOSPEL TENT Is at *he couunand o f all w h o desire them under ditions. pro|>er sanitary O pen plu m bing, I FROM PAC.K ONK I co n porcelain sinks, tuba and tilin g , p e rfec tly co n structed ranges w ill banish a ll o b jec tionable odors, foul a ir and u n clean li ness. W h eth er you d esire a kitchen large enough tor a h otel, o r one for the sm allest d w e llin g , you can obtain a ll inform ation as to styles, cost, etc. from I Phillips Brothers vess*8S«S!*i» P ro fe s s io n a l C a rd s .- CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS. _ free 4 " v r » i v . «.-»*■•>w . * > B e s t I ^»l.C .C orN TK K Notary Public ? | í Washington Cedar shingles ()f worul holeS and ATTORNEY-AL-LAW V knots, constantly on hand, l’rices ^ _Hractice_in all^coui is of ^he Stale. „ om«.‘ rwui*. M M M Sail s » « 6 9 to suit the times. Inquire of ehoiicM.iiiir.il Colne i.rove, <>r. tf I O r r in R obinson , Cottage Grove. S VI ♦'*. W t. + ’*■ ___ _ ___All SO egg “ Old Trusty” incu- s ¿j j bator. Call on or address H. K. £ «J .* vol,Nn £ Metcalf. Cheap, for cash. 49tf. A f * g T T IIH X K Y A T I.A W t ■ — - 1 OMee: Young Smiling, Main street. West Hide. Went Sltfe. i Z Please Call and Pay Up. J t «Hft P-" J A ll persons knowing themselves indebted to V'eatch and Lawson, please call at Marion Veatch’s store, adjoining Hotel Oregon and settle, before the first of the month. | Portland and Return Only 15.90 K IM K, M. I). P H T S IO IA N and SURGEON OfMce In McFarland Building over Cochran’s Furniture »tore onice 'Pinina, 341 tte.totenco ftoone, _ T Nil ¿ * * # i V r*l’t*»l't<.-*l'Wk*'Vr f « a . .«w. > J S . MKPLKY, The Southern Pacific Co. is now ATTORNEY AT LAW I Special Attention C.iven to Mining anil A selling round trip tickets to Port- laud from Cottage drove for $5.90 Corporation I.aw. orile*. Su it * 3. Ba n k B u ild in g . A good going Saturday on No. 16 at M 1.50 a.m. train, returning Monday Iv .n v e v .e + * .■ + * * * .+ * ,* ■ * < + * .< + * * ■ * ■ft ■ , £ a I eventi evening on No. 1.5 leaving Portland KV-d'tVA S lat 7. .50 p. hi ., giving all day Sat- J o. JOHNSON, ♦ urday, Sunday and Monday in ATTO RNEY AT LAW 2 Portland. The same arrangements Ç Estates Administered. Minins Patents * apply from Portland giving Port 9 Procured. Mining and Corporation I.aw sf a specialty office over Griffin, Vcatch ÉÌ land people a chance to visit Hardwire. J valley points at ‘greatly reduced ^ office Phone, Main 1H. Resilience, 85. a rates. y ft 9 r I Í 1! Cl I,. I NO R AM D E N T IS T Stewart-Porter Building Phone 1451 Hours 8. TO to 12, 1 to s J H . C. M A D S E N , W atchmaker Beaulieu & Woodard M I L L E R ’S CO TTAG E G R O V E, O RE Machine Shop J . R. F O R D Architect 3 7 W. 7lh St. E u gen e, O regon | A ll kinds of machine and repair work (Tone promptly and at reason able prices. 01.0 mm ßui Mi isti T h ird .Street, c o ttag e IÉ Sm g r o v e , O re g o n E . R . W e lls A R C H ITE C T Get Your Picture aS sfe -i at Grove — t h a t ’s the Studio ANY KIND OF A HORSE where will l>e well shod if we «Jo the shoring— dray home, cfirriage horse or the trotter because we have the *ki!l the experi ence and a knowledge <*)f horses and their hoofs. We are on special watch for instances o f interfering, overreach ing, lameness and gnii. W ith all that we doubt if we charge any more than some ask for careless, even injurious work. Rhone 521. 3’ottr friends ¿jo. Work and price right. A. J. ARMSTRONG & Harness , A reward of $50 will be paid by the Leader Publishing Co. to any person or iiersons who will submit evidence, which will bring about the arrest and conviction of any violator of the local option law in the city of Cottage drove, either bv conducting a blind pig, lxxit- legging or by violating the local option law in any other way. SPRIGGS BROS. & HARRIL That there is plenty of room to spread out in this country is dent onstrated by the fact that of the KM,000,000 population fullv one- third of it is confined to the origin al thirteen states. If lhe other thirty-three states were equally densely populated the I Hi ted Stales Would have a billion or more in habitants. Eby's Old Stand Son. FIRST SI'RKKT C a l i f o r n i a '» liiim laon ie b iiilillu g ! » o lia <>r llie v e r y s t r ik ln g s trile tu rea Oli Ilio g r o u n d » ut (h e A la s k a -Y u k o u -P a u lflc E x p o »it lo n . Il Is In Ilio o ld Spuu isli M I hhìuu ty p e o i a u liite c tu re u nctiuu tered so fim q u e u tly in S o u lh - ern C a lifo r n ia , and th è d o la li o f l i » r io n i h a » a ltr a e t e d th è a tte n tim i o f a rtis ta and u re h lte c U tron i ull o v n ilio ou uu lry. In th è b u ild in g e v e r y o ou n ty o f Ilio g o ld o n s ta le w ill b a v e au e x b lb lt. C a lifo r n ia , r io n i S lsk lyu u to Sua D ie g o , bus s lio w n aa lunch oiilhu alaatu Fine Little Home For Sale MONEY Two acres, good five-room house, large barn, drilled well, most of place in fruit and berries, put un der irrigation, fine garden soil. Price $900. A . W o o d , Saginaw, Or. Two miles north of Cottage drove. “ A Japanese cook taught me the other day how to make a strawberry omelet,” says Fannie Merritt Fanner in Woman’s Home Companion for June. “ Wash and pick over one pint of strawberries. Cut in halves, put in an earthen howl, aud add one third of a cup ful of powdered sugar, one half teaspoonfnl of vanilla, one table- spoonful of water and a few grains of salt. Let stand in a warm place fifteen minutes. Beat eight eggs slightly aud add one half cupful of cream, two tablespoon fuls of sugar and one half tea spoonful of salt. Put two tablestxxmfuls of butter in a hot omelet-pan, and when melted, pour in the egg mixture. As it cooks, prick and pick up with a fork until the whole is of a creamery consistency. Place on a hotter part of the range, that it may brown quickly underneath. Before folding and turning on a hot platter add one half the pre pared strawberries; sprinkle with two teaspoon fuls of powdered sugar, pour around the re maining strawberries. The straw berries may also be used with the ordinary French omelet recipe.” /ion, O regon , who on A p ril FI, I'.MMi, umile homestead entry. No. 14IU», 5 R o:i!>7.-., for t he K % of .SEK •Sb. o f N K 'Í. Section 2, T wnslilp 20 Mouth, Ih in gc 1 W est, W illa m e tte M eriiliiin , bus filed n otice o f inten tio n to m ake filial liv e y e a r p ro o f to estab lish chiiin to the land a b o v e described, b efore (le o . II. D o r ris. I'. S ( om m issl .per a t E ugen e, O rego n , on the 1st d a y o f June, lbnn I 'la iiiia n l nnmen as witnesses : H enry T ilto n , o f D exter, Oregon ; A s a T ilto n , o f /ion , O re g o n ; Joseph W ilh elm , of D exter, O re g o n ; 1!. ('. T ia v is , o f Kugen.e, O regon . 42-.12 IlKNJAMIN b. Error, Register. Administrators Notice Notice is hereby given that by an or der o f the com ity court of U n e county, Oregon, duly made anil entered of record Tuesday, the 2ntli day o f April, l'toMl, ill the matter of the estate of W illiam H. Long, deceased, the under signed Lydia K. Long, was duly appoint ed administratrix of said estate. A ll persons h avin g claims against the said estate are hereby required to present them duly verified, as required by law. to said administratrix at the law office o f A . II. King, Cottage Drove, Oregon, within six months from the ilrte of this notice. Dated at Cottage Drove, Oregon. tliis t»th day o f May. ru n Long H eal T im e E state E asy P aym en ts Reliable Representatives Wanted The JacKson Loan ® Trust Co. Fort Worth, Texas, or Jackson, Mississipi vvvvyvv* I I B a r r e l - G 4 \ lions ° M Carpets and Rugs Made to order and Satis faction guaranteed both as to workmanship and prices. Apply to You Need Fire Protection. £ j Tom Awbiey can tftve you good insurance at reasonable ¡ rates, put vour residence insur- i once in the Oregon Fire Belief As- sociation and your business prop- erty iq tlie Bankers and Merchants I Mutual. Call at tile express of- fice for rates. % reliable V I 5 í y 2 s3,!*6 j J . M. C o m e r pw° if near Adventist Church CO TTAG E % * 4 G lt O V E % PLAN Now YOlJli ai V AC iixpense AT,0N Our LMlIlldllUIli » ? a A Choice o; Four All the latest treatments. E le c t r ic a l I PLAIN and MEDICATO BATHS I I - x -K A Y l a b o r a t o r y I I i> r . h ! % Free Trips £ I >£, Fur further particulars address (s Offered You . c . 8 C H M :i;r . SFATTI F J C A General Blacksmithing llorseshoelMfc a specialty. Wagon au.4 carriage re- ing. All work guaranteed Have your horsesteeth ex amined and repaired, tf lu£ at rear of Hemenway Burkholder's Stero J -EH B A K 1 I L L h tir in jr A la s k a * Y u k o n (E x p o s itio n Yellow stone National Park Yosem ite Valley E Ä Lake Tahoe Look at Tins Proposition! -V 40 acre farm only % mile j north of depot on good road and ' tin hank of river. Fine land and \ good new buildings, house and one barn painted. Lour acres <J t fine I II You Have Friends in young orchard in bearing aud plenty of berries, nearly all of the, the East wlio want to Visit ’land is tillable and in crop. If you want a dandy home almost in the Pacific Coast we can town look this up at once. F or! Arrange it. the next II I days this goes f or ' $7500. It has been held at $5000' i Call on J. 1). Cochran. Cottage ( irove, ( Iregon. All Your Expenses Paid This is Your Opportunity Dressmaking F o r c o m p l e t e I n f o r m a t i o n ad dre ss Mrs. Sanford desires to announce j that she is again prepared to do all ' kinds of dressmaking and solicits! the patronage of both old and new ! customers. Call at her residence on Locust street or Phone 277 I f.adies tailored suits a sjiecialty. Sunset Travel Club R o o m 18. F l o o d Btifldintf San F r a n c is c o Fashion S tables H AULING Bed Rock Well Drilling D. £. Slagle Successor to W. A. dogate. For artists materials see K. W. Waters. eluded from our wells, d ami I ine lies. P h o n e 625 C ot ta g e G rove. O regon First C lass Livery, Sale and Feed Barn in Connection P o w e ll ______ LO AN E D On A Japanese Strawberry Omelet. and Kev. 1). I). Vaughan, of Chica go, who estimates that a child costs its parents frojn $.5,( mk ) to $5,000, says that “ when a lx>y reaches the age of 21 his father should present him with a bill for the amount it has cost to raise him. Whether the boy ever pavs the bill or not makes no difference. I le is taught a lesson that he probably will never forget.— Baltimore News. O ltVIA HI II,I H N « AT A.-Y.-l*. MX POSITION, SB AT T I,K. TH f o r th o E x p o s itio n as ba s W a s h in g to n Ita olf. Articles of incorporation were filed Monday for what is to he known as the Big Four mines com pany. The capital is $500,000; the principal place of business is NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Eugene and the incorporators are Ci. Rein, A. P. Churchill and A. D epartm en t o f th e In te rio r, F. Campbell. The projierty is lo r . S. lam e O ffice a t U oseln irg, Ore. A p ril. 21, I'.MM). cated in the Bohemia mining dis N o tic e is h ereby given tlm t trict. P K K H TO N W . lilt K K N Repairing Stock and FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD. W A N T E D — Trustworthy man or woman in each county to ad vertise, receive orders and manage business for New York Mail Order d r a y in g House. $bs weekly: position per l.vm \ K* Loivo, And A ll Kinds of manent; no investment required. Adm inistratrix of the estate o f W illiam II. LonK, deceased Previous experience not essential •l-S to engaging. Spare time vain aide. Enclose self addressed en Leave or.lers at II. D. Lincoln's Meat velope for full particulars. A d a Specialty M a rk e t or rim ile Resilience isvl. Wall dress, C i . a k k k Co., Wholesale j street. Hauling .lone promptly an.l l*ept., Ralston X- Speer. Prop» ID. 5 Park Avenue, New ■ charges reasonable. York. Surface water positively Poultry Remedies1 C. W. Beals . Big Four Mines Co. Incorporated. (lospel meetings will begin in the tent on Tennessee ft venue Sun day evening at 7:.5il and will con tinue two or more weeks. Come one and all. Special opportunity to do and get good. K. 11. t'lKoAT, Pastor Baptist Church. Cottage drove, Oregon. of U n iqu e and beau tifu l de- • * signs, Plans and Specifica tion s o f all k in ds o f b u ild in g * o f any- cost. Fees reasonable. R oom 10, 1st Mat. Hank Hldg, E u gene, Or M ade FREE PICTURES A beautiful collection of lioth colored and imitation steel engrav ing pictures 16x20 inches has been received by the Leader and will be REAL E S TA TE given away free—one picture to new subscriber, or old sub DEALS PROMPTLY EFFECTED every scriber who pays a year in ad Phone, Main 921 vance. Come early and get firjit Cor. 2nd & Main .Sts., Cottage drove,O r. choice while the collection is large. See samples in Leader window. Repairing at reasonable marges Ali work guaranteed first-eiass. Watches, Clocks and Jewelry at. Lowest Price Plans submitted and esti mates furnished for ap proval........................ .... trouble the pools are mink and birds— herons a n d kingfishers principally. Mr. Diegel and his sou set traps for the mink and to keep the birds away the pools are covered with a wire netting. Mr. Diegel has been a resident of Agawam for .52 years, but he went into the fish business only two years ago. This is the first season he has had fish to market. He is making plans to extend his plant and in a few years ho|>es to make a big thing of it. He has an ideal location for a hatchery with plenty of water and room to extend his pools. The state hatcheries do not sell fish for commercial purposes. If they stock a stream for a man the public may fish in that stream. If a man wishes to keep a private stream he must buy his fish of a private dealer And it is this fact that makes the business of selling live fish profitable to the private fish hatcheries. No one may sell or offer for sale a fish caught with hook or line in a stream The only fish that may Ire sold are those that are raised by private hatcheries. It is this fact that makes trout scarce in the market. The season for trout extends from April to August. During the sea son the private hatchery owners may sell dead fish over six inches long. In February and March they may sell those that are nine inches long. Live fish m a y. be sold at any time and Mr. Diegel lias already sold several thousand fish to men in Springfield and vicinity. When they are shipped alive they are carried in cans filled with water, but the water should be kept cool. I ■ & T u l l a r y P ro p .