Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915, November 23, 1909, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextEUGENE POULT RY ■Ç FANCIERS AT KENT C ottage G rove tí? F l o u r Mills A L L KINDS O F - A. • Mill Feed, Grain and Hay CHAS. MATTHEWS. Prop. £ g & i § li ig i *5 For Sale or Trade P ro fe ssio n a l C a rd s. Seattle, Nov. 18.— Oregon breed ers of high class fowls are taking part in ffie big poultry show that ojieued at Kent, King county, this morning. The exhibition will con tinue until ‘ Saturday evening. More than 400 entries have been received. Oregon exhibitors are A. C. Herat zen of Ivugene; J . A. Griffin, of lvugeue: O. A. Hatton, of Portland; B. F . Keeney, of Ku- gene: W . I) Kelley, Portland, and Edward Shearer, lvugeue. The show is under the auspices of the Kent Commercial club. The rules of the American poultry association govern. Corner lot and good two story EUGENE WINNERS AT KENT. nine roomed residence on Fourth Winning of Eugene jioultry fan street for sale or will trade for tim ciers at the big jioultry show at » A T T O R N E Y -A L L A W | her. Will also sell or trade an Kent, Washington, which closed 4 K rai property law given special a tte n tio n 4 l.andess addition. November 20: * O ffic e P h illip s B u ild in g . S u it 5 a n d 6 ■>' acre tract in 4 Phone Main 1611 C ottage D rove, Dr. 4 Inquire at this office. I l-5 '• Edward Shearer, with his light J *7k<#*V*4U#;*<#;*<*:*<*3*<+**;*: Brahmas, won 1st cock, 1st and 2d Good Sewing Machine For Sale. t*#> Vr#) V.-#)Vr#5V.^W.'#5 Vr^iV. (* V.- •)<- cockerel, 1st and 2d pullet, 1st and C. M AC Y 9 Drop beadjsewing machine, stood 2nd hen and 1 st pen. ¡i as new. All the attachments. One 11. F . Keeney won on his barred * ▼ D E N T IS T l i third down with monthly pay Plymouth Rocks, 1st and 3rd cock f F ir st C lass W ork. Over R a n k uf C o tta g e 4 ments. A bargain if taken soon. erels, 2nd hen and 3rd pen. gf Drove. C ottage Drove, O regon . 4 4 G. W . lltD SO N , near I'lour mill. A. C. Ilertzen won 1st pen on barred Plymouth Rocks. J . A. Griffin sent the white Look Out for Fires. ♦ , K. YOUNG Wyandottes and won 1st cock and ( J The dry weather increases the 2nd cockerel. A TTO RN EY AT LA W danger of fires} keep your roof free There were about 1100 birds Office: Young B u ild in g , M ain S tr e e t, J I from moss, and a policy on your W est Side. cooped and in most of the classes I *" case it does burn. Tom Awbrey can give you a satisfac- there was very strong competition tory policy and rate. 8 - t f and the boys are well pleased with their winnings in this show. 4 W 4> V.' Vd.-m of #> 'fe**ir* Vr»Wr»> Vr»> M c' CotTNTRR ? D R F ▼ $ i 4 A. A W . K IM K , M . I). Office in M cF a rla n d Bu ild in g T O ver C o ch ra n ’s F u rn itu re S to re •> OfBco Pho ne, 341 R e sid e n ce P iton e, 531 S. M EDLEY, 4 r 4 ^ 4 I * Ï Died, at Cottage Grove, Oregon, November 11, 1909, at 11:15 o ’clock,]), m ., with consumption, Sister Ollie Olivor. She was born at Gainsville, A rk., July 16, 1874. Age 3.5 years, three mouths and 25 days. She moved with her parents in her infancy to Missouri. She professed a hope in Christ in Au gust, 1890 and joined the Mission ary Baptist church at Many Springs, Missouri. She was mar ried to Jam es Oliver January 22, 1896, and cam e with her husband and parents, Mr. and Mrs, N. M. Forester, to Cottage Grove, Oregon ill 1903, after which she united with the Clitistiau church and was a devoted member of that church until her death. She was a de voted Christian, a loving compan ion and an affectionate mother. She leaves a husband, three ch il dren, father and mother, three brothers, three sisters and a host of relatives and friends to mourn their loss, but their loss is her eternal gain. A F r ie n d . 4, -R 4 M ammoth blackberry, Oardina dewberry, l.ucretia dewberry and V.#| <eL*V. * Jf E x ce lsio r strawberry plants of the K. ,‘M. Kellogg strain of thorough- b r« Js . I.. S. C oc ^ n , Dillard, Or. | n Vr#) J C JOHNSON, t A T fO R N E Y A T LAW T 4 E states A dm inistered. M in in g Paten ts Procured. M in in g and C orp oration Law a specialty, office over D riffin, Veatch Har»lw*re. i g. Berry Plants For Sale A T T O R N EY A T LAW Special A ttention Diven to M in in g and C orporation Law. O f f i c e , S u i t e 3 , B a n k B v jlld ln ff. Office Phone. M ain 11.1. R esidence, 85. For Sale or Trade 5 ? 4 jj a - Fo.r sale or would trade for farm, about two acres best garden land in the county two blocks south and east o l’ depot. 31 : K . C. H a n s e n . î I £ p i !.. IN G RAM Codswold Bucks for Sale. D E N T IS T Stew art-P orter Building Flione 1451 S ix het’.d of fine Cotswold bucks tw o y ears’ old for sale at $10.00 ea-ch. Apply to Scott Jackson, Loran e, Ore. 17-tf H ours 8.30 to 12. 1 to 5 COTTAGE GROVE Hospital and Sanitarium | Rirfht Hore a t Y o u r Horn* I Surgit al Cases Especial Attention $ X-RAY LAB ARA TORY DR. H. C. S C H L E E F S ee those new incandescent coal- oiT lamps at Desl.arzes Bro. T'hey are just simply grand. You can ’t affc >rd to do without one. 27-31* Card ot Thanks \Ve desire to expres^ our sincere For Sale. and heartfelt thanks to our neigh S i x acres land, all under fence, bors and many kind friends who 4 room house for sale cheap. I in tendered us so many valued favors q 'lire at the Leader office. 2Stf:;: and assisted us so 'm aterially dur ing our late sad bereavement and Football ! Football !• Football ! loss of a loving wife and mother. V. of O. vs ■C X X X X x x x v x x v - v x x x x x x x v x v / y XT w w w w w W W W W J ames O l iv e r O. A C . V N IV F R S IT Y CAM P I'S AT Kt'DKNI T h e Southern Pacific Com pany will m ak e a rotimi trip fare t<* Rueetic. from all stations, Portland to Ros, bure inclusive, of ON IC A N !) ONK T H IR D F A R E H . C. M A D S E N , W a tch m a k er . ------91 >c Repairing at reasonable m arg e*. All work guaranteed Ar*t-cim* W atch«*, F loolis am i Je w e lr y a t bo went. F>rtce GOT TAGE GROVE, ORE. G6od gray seed oats for sale. Fifty cents per bushel at C ochran’s farm. B e id i .KR B r o t h e r s . F ro m COTTAGE S ile »lates Nov, c- and P#tli. Final -return limit Nov. 2iHh. IHN. Children under 12 half fare. l :m raies, schedules, c tç ., ca ll on an> R otitliern Pacific a g en t o r on Wm M cM V K R A Y , G e n e r a l P e s s e n g t r A g e n t, P o rtla n d O re . and F a m ily . Fancy Chickens for Sale. Seme ¡Golden Rock and Black and Buff Latigshan cockerels for sale $1 each. Inquire at this of fice. Fine to head farm flocks. A government geological expert has been prospecting for platinv n near Myrtle Point. Administrator’s Notice First Class Livery, Sale and F< :ed Barn in Connection 0 . A & The nearest to hard wheat and ftest for Bread SPRAY & CO. and til Grocers handle it. Re member WALDO H ILL FLOUR is the 12LSI NATIONAL APPLE SHOW “A la d d irT L a m p triumpli'of M.i.l cru S <• i t n c c. ’ I li. most u .. >i W ill He H eld Spokane, W ash., Nov. 15=20 This Apple Show is a world wide event of the greatest importance in the Pacific Northwest and in order to encourage everyone to *at tend the Southern Pacific company will make a s]>ecial round trip rate of O N E AND O N E I’llIK D I'AKK From all points on its lines in Oregon. T ic k e ts w ill I k - on s a le all statio n s, main line am i b ranches, tfovem tx-r 11 am i 15. F in a l retntn lim it N ovem ber 22 525.000 !n prizes w ill b e given aw ay. D ratx l display, in stru ctiv e lectu res, inter estin'g program every «lay «luring the show. 1‘o'r fu rther in form ation c a ll «>n any S ou thern Pacific agent or on W m . M cM U R R A Y , General Passenger Agent ilcrfu l « ! «scovrì \ «■ v e I made li \ man. Abs« »lulcl\ s a f e , o rio rltss n o isek s sim p le timi with out a tjm stio u tin .best a riitic ia l light ill e x iste n c e. F ar • uut rioi »t «> elei trit i l i . g a - o r g a s * o lin e. T l i f A l a «1 i 11 ’ generates a gas front rom nion kerosen e (co al o il) p roducine a pure w hite soil lig h t ex celled by sunlight o n lv . at a 1 :i «vili per hour. T he “ A ladtliu” is ! prnnoum ed by oc en lists to U* t li « best ai tili« ial lig h t n o i'tiual. beware i know n T h e “ Ala«hlin” hi I o f im itation s, see that you get the "A laih lin : and no other, our trade m ark "A la d d in ” is m every burner. A. J . B R I M HA G D I!. D c tic ia l A . . C ottage Drove, O regon. ANY KIND OF A HORSE will l>v well sltod if we do the shoeing— «lray horse, carriage horse or the trolter because we have the skill the experi ence and a knowledge of horses and their hoofs. We are on special watch for instances of interfering, overreach ititf, lameness and g ait With all that we doubt if we charge any more than some ask for careless, even injurious work. I'hone 521. SPRIGGS BROS. & HARRIL Eby’s Old Stand For sale at lie s I.arzes Bros’. D rocery Slo: . P o r t l a n d . Ore T « l la r, P ro p . Notice is hereby given tlmt by an or der of the county court of l^ine County, Oregon, duly made and entered of record the .tOtli day of October. VXf), in the matter of the estate of Norman Hickey, deceased, the undersigned Eva !«. Ilickey, was duly appointed adminis tratrix of said estate. All persons hav ing claims against said estate are hereby required to present them duly verified, as required by law to said administra trix at the law office of A. If. King. Cottage «'.rove, Oregon, within six months from the «late of this notice. Hated at Cottage «'.rove, Oregon, this tMh day of November, 1W». E va . L. H ickey . Administratrix. M I L L E R ’S Machine Shop DIAMOND RING AND GOLD All kinds o t machine and repair work done promptly and at reason able prices. WAT CH GIVEN A W A Y OLD LEADER BUILDING Third Street, COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON The Conditions in the Contest i I Here is a fine opportunity on Thanksgiving Day in for some bright energetic girl November 1000, to or boy to secure absolutely the $80 Diamond Ring, and without cost, except a, little the boy or girl receiving the energetic effort, au $80 dia next highest vote to receive mond ring or a $25 gold watch, kidies’ or gents’ size, the $25 gold watch. The re nounced every Friday through the Leader. With vance every cash in subscription to clipped from the Leader will the count as five votesj. now up to the boys’ and girls, lie given young or old to get busy and votes or 100 votes for every dollar secured secure on delinquent subscriptions. worthy their best effort, both The Leader will also issue 100 votes for every dollar’s worth of job* printing turned into this office during the a prize which is of which are fully guranteed by our local jewelers, anil will be placed on exhibition contest, the boy or girl having in the largest number of votes due time. W arrant Them to Grow their show Cedar Springs Nursery windows in CO UPO N FOR FIVE VOTES F o r, In T h e C ottage G ro v e Leader P riz e C o ntest. L E A D E R P U B L IS H IN G C O V o tin g P la c e . Vote** Mu»l !>c C ast in Ballot Box Provided in Leader office. Leader Publishing Company S. B. Morss, Prop. ? £ ' I Phone 471 I General Blacksm¡thing v ? : i y I GOOD Clean, thrifty, one year grafts on one year roots. We grow trees by the only right system and then It is Leader at $1.50 per year will 150 J I livery coupon ad Yes? The Best in Oregon sult of the vote will be an jewelers. „ Trees! I I receive both to be supplied by local The Cottage Grove stores will be closed on Thursday next from 12 o ’clock noon until 3 o ’clock in the a f t e r n o o n — Thanksgiving Day. By order Merchants Protective As sociation. G R O V E ------ F a s h i o n ( S t a b le s P o w e ll LOUR T he W om lcriul T h e Second A n n u a l Thanksgiving Closing. S o « A h e G r o a t A n n v itv l G a m e B e t w e e n t T h e T w o L « a d l n s C o l l e g e s of t h e S ta te . Gray Seed Oats. 1 W A LD O HILL Notice is hereby given that on the ini j day of January. 1010, at the hour ot i 'I'he best flour is the cheapest, o’clock p. ui. of said day, th*city of Cot ¡O lym pic P ea co ck , Jo h n so n ’s best, tage Grove £itne county, Oregon will ith e s a ck with tlu* C h in a Pheasan t sell to the highest anti best bidder or|on it, * every sack gu aranteed . bidders $ 10 0 ,0 0 0 coupon bonds of said Spray-W ynne Co., nr anv grocer city in denominations of $1000 each, said tf bonds to be dated March 1st, 1010, and in town. to bear interest at the rate of 5 per cent IJest Washington Cedar shingles per annum, interest paid semi- annually, principal ami interest payable in I T. S. — free of sap, worm holes and gold Coin, the interest on said bonds to kuots, constantly,on hand, l’rici commence with the »late the money is delivered to said city. Each of said to suit the times. Inquire ol Ininds to run for a period of 25 years O r r in R o b in s o n , Cottage Grove from the date thereof. Sealed hills will *lx* received for the whole or any part of < ilympic process rolled barley, sai|l bonds, each hi«l to lie accompanied 75 ]xmml sacks, the cleanest and by a certified check for $100 payable to the mayor of the city of Cottage Grove, best, $1.25 ]>er sack, at Spray . if checks to I k * immediately returned to Wynne Co’s. unsuccessful bidders. No bid tor less than the par value of said bonds will be considered and the Common Council re ijuality and price have serves the right to reject any and all made Cleveland’s Baking bids. Powder the leading C. H. Y an D knhkro . seller in Oregon. City Recorder. Obituary. ilf you want to buy or build a home o r pay off your m ortgages and hav e long tim e, easy p ay ments and low ra te o f interest to pay b a c k loan in, see W a l k e r i t P e p J u n e , .R oseburg, O regon. J ADVERTISEM ENTS. MONEY TO LOAN. 1 P H Y S IC IA N a n d SU R G E O N CLASSIFIED Notice of Bond Sale. H orseshoeing a sp ecialty . u §Kou and c a rr ia g e re- iir r. A ll work gu aranteed H ave your liorsdSteeth ex- armned and rep aired . Shoe a t re a r o f lle in eu w ay s B u rk h o ld e r’s S to re :: :: J 3Z31 REGISTRATION 23 IK : e OF LAND -R T IT L E . lti the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for I,ane County. In the matter of the application of Eva Wentworth to register the title to that iwirt of lots .3 and «»of Section 1.3 in Township ’ll South, Range 5 West of •Willamette Meridian, lying east of the center ol the county road, except a strip 50 links wide off the north end thereof against T he unknown heirs at law qf James. Trimble, deceased, and ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, defendants. TO ALL WHOM W MAY CONCERN: Take notice that on the 2Stli day of f)ctolK*r 1909. an application was filed by said Eva Wentworth in the Circuit Court .ui and for I.ane county, Oregon, for initial registration of the title to rj j the fand above described. Now unless; $ j you appear on or liefore the «»th day of u I December 1900, and show cause why | such application shall not lx* granted the / | same will lx.* taken as confessed and a /', decree will be entered according to the prayer of. the application and you will £ I be forever barred from disputing the 1 rA sam e. N [ sf . a l ] E. l T. I.EE, County Clerk. A. E. WHEELER, Attorney for Applicant. Jersey Cow Strayed. I Dark Jersey cow, dehorned, I I about 7 years old, small bell and j strap twice around neck. Probab- j ly fresh now. Any* information regarding same will be gratefully - . received by C. F . H andy , Cottage Grove, Or.