Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915, March 01, 1910, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextP r o fe s s io n a l C a rd s. as » V W W .» . f W 5 * 4 9 4 M C’ COltNTI'.R jj! A T T O R N E Y -A T L A W y Real property law *iven O n « W«a4ar< Bids. special attrn»o Kaaius 3 and 4 J Cottage r t o r e . Or. 4 Phone Main i 4 N J ^ y r W t v . » » ’ D E N T IS T i V ;#rV.*>'Wc* V/#) V.*> "ï <•> . I -’K'+Vk^ * * * * . ' * * . ' * * ' * * - ' * * + A J j r K.YO0NO ATfORNKV AT LAW Ottce: Voting Building. Main street, W est Side. A U 25 % 4 Discount to M ail Order Buyers | is allowed from prices quoted in T he Year B ook for direct, all-cash-with-order business. Salesmen have been cut out—commissions formerly paid them is given to the planter— he can now have Stark Trees—the highest standard of tree-quality at prices usually asked for inferior nursery stock. S . $ w . k im r . m . i >. A 4 Office lo McKarlaud Building Cochran’s Furniture Store % Oltlce Over Phone, 341 Residence Phone, Ml e, Ml ? %.-♦) ? V ^ iV r# ) à V. n*'W ♦ v n i f A T TO R N E Y AT LAW $15 per box for Delicious fruit you will want more. Stark Early Elberta will increas« peach-orchard profits where ever planted. Fight boxes ol Stark Delicious, at the Denver National Apple •how , sold at $15 Uli per box, while one box was sold for $25.00. —J. W . Murphy, Glen wood, Iowa. I believe Stark Early Flbarta la one. of the beat varieties introduced since the Brat Elberta cams. It wnfno doubt play an important part in aections such as we have here where growers do not want too many varieties but must have early and late kinds. In Early Elberta one has all the good qualities ot Elberta sad the additional feature of early ripening.—E. H. Favor, Horticulturist, Davis County, Utah. 4 | ♦v.W SV iW iV ^V .^V .W )*.-*'(*•)’**♦> V. •>> J C . JO H N SO N , * That is the world’s record price for apples. All the news papers reported it— it further opened the eyes of planters everywhere. Only surpassing quality—complete apple supremacy could command such a price. Stark Delicious is all that and more. If you have not yet planted Delicious or if your plantings of it have been small, make a big order for it this spring— don’ t wait another season. It is the greatest profit-producer in the whole list of apples— you simply can’ t afford not to have it in your orchard. D on ’ t be deceived by unscrupulous nurserymen offering you Delicious. There is but one Delicious and that is Stark Delicious—owned, controled and sold only by us. Send your order early—our immense stock will be over kJ sold before the end of the season. I ATTO K N E Y A T LAW % I * K sute* Adm inistered. M inine Patents Procured. M inin* and Corporation F.nw a^ M -cialty. office over Griffin. Veatch TÏWLvWrt» wwre. Residence, 85. ce Phone, Maiu 113. ^ ^ C« i F- f u Black Ben Wins Carload Premium L. INORAVI D E N T IS T f.awsott Ulrig. Hours 8.30 to 12. 1 to 5 o ffic e Phone T Kt-;. Main H/.l 5 $ A Black Ben won ihe $500.CO carload premium at the Denver National Apple Show. H ere’ « n telegram: A l National Apple Show just clotted five hundred dollar carload Ternium w it awarded a car o f Black Ben apple« grown on one undred sixty Stark Trees at Fruifii, Colorado. (Signed) Dr. S. T. Green, President Fruita Chamber of Commerce. E COTTAGE GROVE From a commercial standpoint I fully and heartily recommend Delicious. Black Ben and Stayman Winesap us three of the finest varieties for commercial orchard planting. The euting qualities of Delicious and Stayman Winesap are superior to any other table apple while Black Ben is the apple for the masses. The keeping ualities of all three varieties are excellent. I came to the United tates Land and Irrigation Exposition at the Coliseum, Chicago, with the Wenatchee Commercial Club Fxhibit and have sold a number of boxes of Stark Delicious at $10 00 per box. This, 1 think, •peaks well for them. — C. W . Wilmeroth, YVenatchee, Wash. Note: Mr. Wilmeroth spent 32 years on South Water St.. Chicago as an apple commission man. He probably Is the best posted apple- man in the country. —Stark Bro’t*. T h e M e cca * F o r W in t e r Apricot Cherry Pear X - J 1 A Y I. A B A R A T O R Y F ar F u rth e r P a rticu la rs A ddress 1 C a rp e ts a n d R u g s Made to order anil Satis faction guaranteed both as to workmanship and prices. A pply to J. M . C o m e r L I lw»n,s 3 t!!<’ J n e a r A d v e n t is t C h v i r c h etc. — HeJore y °u dtcidt to buy, send 7 cents fo r the Stmrk Tear Book—do it today before the edition is exhausted. it, Nurseries Lock Box 1000, and I WM. Louisiana, Orchards Missouri, and apples, bushes, true Or Ur hqt be sure, Stocks P a ss. L a P avktte R. in trees. O. In TIM E T A B L E NO Small miss F.. BOUND No. I. get our prices, it grown STATION^ anil Yes? The Best in Oregon Clean, grafts We thrifty, on one one year grow trees by year roots. the only .. CKKRO C.OKfH)............ T . H . B A K Subject to change w ithout notice. All outward fr e ig h t . shipped only at the join t risk o f shippers and consignee. Stage leaves Disston after arrival of train on Monday, W ednesday and F ri day for Orseco, returning on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Freight w ill not l>e received at the <). & S. K. R. R. Depot after .9 p. m. T o insure forw arding on next train freight m ust l>e d elivered in am ple tim e to per m it of its bein g billed. A. 0 Warrant Them to Grow S. P. Cedar Springs Nursery No. 1 6 ._________________1:48 a. m. N o. I S . _______ ___________ 4:14 p. m . No. 1 4 ___________ 4 :5 0 a. m . No. 2 0 . ............ 11:26 a. m. A D V E R T IS E M E N T S . the wedding $100 W atchm aker . R epairing ft. reasonatde onarges. A ll w ork guaranteed flrst-eiaaa. Watehes. Clocks and Jew elry at fe w e st Price COTTAGE G R O VE , ORE. the b al W a sh ., to Cottage Grove, for that purpose, Mary ' tress of mind Ivecause I’ red ( ’•. I.uebke, of Cottage Grove, refused to marry lier after having prom ised her to and after having come all the way her from Clayton, Balter seeks to re from r.uehke, through the circuit court, a com plaint having been filed bv her at- j torney, J. C. Johnson, last week. « and well known com pany. WLD0UGIAS $3>3->°&$4.SH0ES A prettv 7>/2 inch decorated T1,e P,“intiff iu hcr com boy ? China Plate «¡von to even ip,aint “3 fo,,OW!' : That 0,1 SeP new subscriber to the ,em’>er ,5- ,,)07' ,he Le a d e r. Old subscribers 1'romise<1 to ,narr>r the plaintiff and paying one year in advance iin ° c,0,,er ,,H>7- atU,e request of wiil also receive this plate. I !,hc defe"d « "‘ . she expended Urge J afford to do without one. L . T . B r o w n .1 thipg but n Jersey. I Bohemia, Ore. Notice tor Publication. 15_____________ ____ 1 :26 17___________________ 10:27 1.4____________________ 6 :4 2 1 0 ____________________ 2:47 a. p. a. p. in. m. m. m. L. S. T a y l o r , Agent, Cottage Grove, Oregon. A ll kinds of m achine and repair work done prom ptly and at reason able prices. Cottage Grove Transfer OLD LEADER BUILDING ....Company.... T hird Street, CO TTA G E G R OVE, OREGON I 27- M* W ANTED The O verland M onthly bull, any- wants an energ lie. capable man or B. M . II a w le v ,, | w om an in Cottage < ’. rov e to act as C o in 40 1 ty M anager in l.ane County, to conduct W anted, a yearling Fugene, Oregon. N o. No. N o. N o. M I L L E R ’S Machine Shop A citizen informs the Leader Osmund, of Cottage Grove, thiat I j tor, almotff new, with one can, cost that a large, heavy and suspicious have severed m y connections with $'K), will sell at a great sacrifice if Inquire at this office, | j looking box o f “ goods” was un the Beim Mutual Life C o., of taken soon. loaded by the drayman iu one of Philadelphia, Pa. I desire to b ra n d I where it can be seen. tf those buildings just south of the thnse t)ew incandescent coal bridge on River street Thursday this report as incorrect and un true j ^ morning. Its an easy guess what as I am still in a position to vvTite j oj, 1#mpg ,lt n 0SLarzcs Bro. They , I kind o f “ goods” were in this box. you policies iu this old, reli.ih le are j uit simply grand. Y ou c an ’ t cover that amount CHINA PLATE FREE more, ance of $2790 being on account of _________ to suit the times. Inquire of mortification, mental and pitysical 'n ,„ . l - i , . ! O r k i n K o t h n s o n , Cottage Grove. Claiming that she was damaged anRuisll ilnd pain .— Guard. I he report having been ctr culat- in the sum of $2790, on account of I , T - ed by a business comi>etitor, ¡c M r .! A N o . 1 D el.aval cream separa-j expenses for the wedding and dis H . C. M A D S E N , Ry. Time Table NORTH BOUND. S. B. Morss, Brop. \ Best Washington Cedar shingles S U L L REPRESENTS free of sap, worm holes and PENN MUTUAL. knots, constantly ou hand, l’rices railroad fare and preparations for BREACH OF PROMISE S W O O D . Manager SOUTH HOUND. WANTS S2790 FOR E -111.25 — R ed U hi dob ______ . 10.2H .. - W ildwood ......... - 110.13 ......... Disarmi -Lv- 1 110.00 right system and then A g .n t A. M. 1 « * 1 &SR « i t o v i • A a ......... \V ALDKN............... . . -i I1-’-' 1 Catalogue free. Trees! 5 W . BOU NI No. 2 . Send list of wants. General Blacksm ¡thing H orseshoeing a specialty. Wagon and i arriage re ing. A ll w ork guaranteed Have your liorsesteeth ex- amin«*d and repaired. Shoe at rear o f H emenway A Burkholder’ s Store :: :: (41-4.5) T o T a k e Effect J u n e 19 1909 Phone 471 C L A S S IF IE D '» ng , S. E. R. R. Company Newton, Don’ t carefully Company U. S. A. i Administrator, A. K. W heeler , Attorney. CARLTO N , OREGON W r l t l n i t -------------------- G an. NOTICE. Iu the matter o f the Estate o f John C. Lon^» deceased, notice is hereby given that La Fayette R| Lon# has been by the County Court the »State 6f Oregon, in anil for Lane County, appointed A dm in istrator* o f the Estate o f John C. Long, deceased. A ll persons h a vin g claim s against the said deceased o r against his estate are hereby notified and required to present the same duly verified to the said A d ministrator at Cottage <‘t rove, < >regon, or at the office o f A. 10. W heeler, in Eu- :ie, Oregon, w iihin six months from this first day o f February, 1910. In pears, Bart- etc. will pay you. P ortla n d , Orcßon Bro's on shipped. H oM V R R A Y . Permits U In primes, Italian, etc. nuts, I.ow round trip rates are in effect from nil points in the Northwest, with long lim it, stop ov e r p rivileges and first-class accom odations W ith a final return lim it of six m onths, and stop-overs in cith er direction, first-class, up-to-date trains, with the latest equ ipm ent, u n excelled d in in g car service and ev ery th in g that goes to make the rrip pleasant. Attractive, interesting and instructive literature t e l'iu g o f flic fam ous w inter resorts o f C alifornia can tie had on appli- to any O. R. & X . or S. P. A gent. The edition is limited it will be sent only to those persons writing for it. Postage 7 cents. Y ou will find The Year Book packed full of useful, valuable information. Y ou will find 32 p«^____ pages of color illustration« such as you never before saw. You will find the best list of the best varieties ever propagated—the varieties you want in your •riet orchard. And you will find the Year Book the best salesman that ever called on you— it will tell you more than most tree salesmen ever knew. If you are planting only one tree or many, you absolutely cannot afford to be without this incomparable book. Stark m A D M IN IS T R A T O R S cherries, R. A nne, l.amkert, Bing, Southern Pacific Company Write today—now—for ^ The Stark Year Book . B arrels r! ase " R o e d of n T h o u s a n d W o n d e r s " Stark Early Elberta DR. J . C. SCHI.EEF a Sii lett, A njou, Comice, Boseceto. S h a sta R o u te 8 Sarxicsl. Cases Especial Attention vigorous H eavy ranched via the Grazing Large growers of local stocks, T o u r i s t s | clean, m edical »print's, m agnificent tourist hotels; picturesque scenery, d eligh tful clim ate, and opportunity for all kinds o f outdoor pastimes, suell as h undred» o f m iles o f auto d rives through orange groves and alon g ocean beach lxmle- vards, make this favored region T h e W o r l d 's G r e a t e s t W in t e r R e s o r t , For Notice is hereby given that all application« for permits to graze cattle, horses ami sheep within the Ltgpqua National forest during I the season o f 1910, must he filed in my office at Koscburg, Oregon, on or lrefore March 15, 1910. Full information in regard to the graz ing fees to l>e charged and blank forms to b>: used ill m aking appli cations will be furnished upon re quest. S. C. B a r t r u m . Supervisor. Carlton Nursery Co. Its attractive seaside resorts, famous J Spitzenburg, etc. Anjou Royal Bing Bartlett Tilton Lambert Lincoln Blenheim Royal Ann Cornice Moorpark Montmorencies Winter Neli« Royal Duke Colorado Black Tartarian Wenatchee Easter Beurre Our stock of the above and all other varieties worthy of propagation it complete in every tense of the word—all size« in one and two year but only one quality—Stark Sterling Quality. Our cherry treet are the top-notch of tree-perfection. Finer A great peach for western growers. Originated in U ta h .l grape vines than the stock from our branch at Portland, N . Y ., A yellow free stone ripening with Carmen but hardier and ™ never grew, while the peach, apricot, ornamentals, etc., better than Elbertri and a better shipper. Do what the “ Peach are just as perfect as modern nursery science can grow them. King’ ’ is doing—plant it commercially this spring. W hen they i W e can positively fill every order which is promptly sent. H om e Applications — j suppliers of commercial plantings, Prof. H. E. Van Damao. Ei — U. 9. Pomologist and chief judge of the 1909 National Apple Show held al Spokane, Wash., says: Kind David waa the most beautiful apple I aaw in all the Weat this year. Our stock of Black Ben is immense— finer trees never grew/. Get your order in early. Hospital and Sanitarium » $ Season Tickets on Sale al the Wave CALIFORNIA Register. «i 'Pile College Singing ('.iris ami W alter Kecles have proved to be one o f the great est successes of the I.yceurn. T h e eight young ladies o f the company are unusually talented and versatile. They are profes sional singers, having good solo voices, which perfectly blefitl in the concert work. Special costumes are provided fot each feature. The great success has been due to their ability to properly vender the best sacred operatic numbers written for women’s voices. 7th Mission M iuior W orden Worde: Niagara Campbell Flame Tokay & Stark Eclipse > M oore Early W hite Muscat Stark K. Philip Blk. Cornichon T hom p’ s Seedleaa Hi 8. Lan«! Office at Koaebarg, < >ro. February iu, 1910. Notice is hereby given that John !.. Shelton, o f Cottage G rove, Oregon, who, on March 4, 1901, nmile Homestead A p plication (UI672), n o . l.m s , for X W o f N W *4,See 22,T ow nsh ip 21 S, K 3 W, VV. Meridian, ha» filed notice o f intention to make Final live year Proof, to cslablisli claim to the laud above described, I k *fore K. t*. Lee. C ounty Clerk o f Lane county, at his office, at Kugene, Oregon, on the 13th day o f April, l«>lo. Claim ant names as witnesses: James N. Wallace, John \Y. Triiuuel, Alfred M. W hite, X. W. W hite, all o f Cottage (Trove, Oregon. H k n j a m i n j o n k s , General Stock Muir Muir Alton Alton Elberta Lovell Krummcl Red Bird Crawford Levy Late Philips Cling June Elberta Stark E. Elberta 1 'Pile talented m agician, l.aurunl Hives the most novel, artistic ami marvelous attrac tion of its character now appearing before the American public, lie enjoys an en viable reputation, only attained after years o f hard work. Realizing the continual de mand o f the lyoeuui public for something new', artistic and refined, we have secured this attraction and take pride in guaran teeing satisfaction. A PR IL W e never grew a finer or larger stock of all the popular western varieties than we are offering this spring. Tfee* perfection is a description of every tree, and remember—we positively assure com plete satisfaction. Most of the country’ s reliable nurseries are already sold out. The demand is ten times greater 4han the supply. W e have the stock to fill every order lor all sorts and the kirfd of stock that will make the buyer our lasting friend. But early buying is wise buying. It is to your advantage to order promptly. Increase your orchard profits—do it by planting the splendid tested special sorts o f Stark Trees. Begin now —d on ’ t wait until next season. Plant now and be that much nearer a big profit paying crop than you would be by waiting 6 month* o r a year. M Here it * brief lilt of virielie* highly adapted to weitern model orchard which condition*—the kind the! will make w i|| yield -rofiteble return,. A A d p d p I « l e G ra P P e e a a c c h h G r a pe « I Senator Senator P Banana Hanuna H ave you Black Ben in your orchard? If not get it in this Jonathan spring— plant largely o f it. As a commercial sort it is unsur Newtown passed, i sure, regular producer o f handsome profits. It sold Black Ben this year rot i the Wenatchee W ash., Fruit-Grower’ s Ass’ n Spitzenburg sale, at the same price as Jonathan—$2.00 per box, while Ben Rom e Beauty Davis brought only $1.40, Gano $1.50 and M o. Pippin $1.50. L. Raspberry Stark Delicious You positively cannot make a mistake on Black Ben— planr Stayman Wineaap it largely—y ou ’ ll never regret it. As a filler for Spitzenburg, Stark King David Newtown, Jonathan, Delicious, etc., it is excellent. A . r . & A . M ,— Cottage Trove, No. SI. Meets 1st and 3rd W ednesdays. V isi- cordially invited U. E. WVNNK, W. XI. M. I!. A n d k r s o n , Sec. ■ U h l H e re s i Y m i | M! »X! The College Singing Girls Special Attention (liven to M ining and Corporation haw. O f f i c e . S u i t e 3 . B a n k B v ilid ln jt. * ^ 4 $ Si fc* Laurant, The Man of Many Mysteries In addition to giving 251 discount we prepay freight to any point in the United States on orders amounting to 310.00 (net) or more All orders are boxed and packed free (most nurserymen charge extra for boxing and packing). W e absolutely guarantee safe arrival, give liberal premiums and assure every customer complete satisfaction. J S , M EDLEY, { f T H E A T T R A C T I ONS 9th 53 £6 Benefit Woman’s Club Library Fund . . MARCH W e Pay Freight— Pack Free and Guarantee Safe Arrival : > P H Y S IC IA N and s| ««.».O N Lyceum Course is ready to mail. It will be sfent to any person interested in ik> fruit-growing on receipt of. 7 cents to cover postage. The | S Stark Year Book for 1910 represents an entirely new idea in 7 & nurserymen’s literature— it is a work of art as well as a 7 $ catalogue* of Stark Nursery products. Within its covers are 32 full-page illustrations Jit of fruits and flowers, representing 175 varieties, done in four colors, and exactly r a reproducing nature. H4 pages are devoted to descriptions, prices, and records. A f First Claaa W ork. Over Bank o f Col ll rove. Cottage Grove. Oregon. | $s 13 10 ♦ & m ^ t a r k j^ a r J J a d k . | Q R .F ..C M A C Y 4 n 4 u Cottage Grove NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Harrington & H arrel, Props. All Kinds o f Hauling and Hea\' 3 ' Dray Work. a sn bsiription cam paign. G ood pay, ! perm anent em ploym ent, experien ce un- Berry Plants For Sale. ! necessary. R eferences required. Ont- ___________ : fit and instructions free. Address im- O ffice at T hornton's C onfectionery ! m ediately. "Circnlation M anager,” PHONE M a m m o t h blackberry, Gardina 0verlan,j M M onthly. onthly, 77.1 M arket St . Snn dewberry, Lucretia dewberry and Francisco, California Residence 6 9 5 Office 1541 tf s q de s — V. S. I,»n<l Office *t Roselr.trg, O r r February 19, 1910. Notice 1 « hereby g iv en that Mary M. Rowlby. o( Comstock, O regon, who, on June 10 , uyvi tnsde hom estead ap-plica- lio n J O W O , No. l.V^w,, for S. E. l i Sec. 1 J'jccelsior strawberry plants of the ' amounts of money ami sacrificed a R, Tow nsli.p ’ I s ., R I West, W illam ette K. M. Kellogg strain of thorough- School report cards on sale at ; considerable amouijt of property Meridian, l i ,. file.! notice o f in ten tion reds. I Í the Leader office one cent each. L. S. C o o n , D illard, Or. t o make Finsl five year Proof, to estab i in the state o f W ashington in prep lish claim to the land above described, aration Ih come to Cottage G rove' SI.50 PER YEAR before Ihe Register A R e ce iv e r o f the ! to oarrv out her promise of tnar-J B. R. I-and Office, at R oaelw rg. Oregon, | . tiage, but the marriage was post , on the Unh day of A p ril. I9UV | j potted indefinitely at the request of j Claimant names as w itn e s.e s : Charles f the defendant; that in A u g u st,! THE LARGEST MAKER AND RETAILER R. lunverence, o f C om stock . O regon . ’ 11’ )09, the plaintilT sold and dispos OF MEN’S FINE SHOES IN THE WORLD. John A. Griggs, o f Coins!. < k. Oregon. . .. "SU PE RIO R TO OTHER MAKES.” If you want to buy or build a ed of her property again at a s a c - 1 I have Worn W. L. D ou gla s s h o e s f o r t h « John I>. Wilson, o f Y on c Ula, O regon. past *1« re a rs, a n d always And Thor a r e f a r Frank King, of Cottage ( ’» rov e. Oregon. Piano Moving a Specialty The Cottage Grove Leader Fashion Stables MONEY TO LOAN. home or pav off your mortgages rifice and cx;>emlcd money in and have long time, easy p a y -, preparation for the marriage at the meats and low rate of interest to special request of the defendant, pay back loan in, see W a i . k k r & and upon representations that the P k k r i n k , Rosehurg, Oregon marriage would take place, she Estray Notice then came to Cottage Grove from If I could take you into my larft fee* tones at Brockton, Mass., and allow you k°w carefully W . I . Douglas shoes are made, you would realise why they hold their shape, fit better, wear longer, and are of greater value than any other make. Clayton, W a sh ., fur that purpose, is Mar<iT MlonttH. l-»tr°m. T.*kr hut the defendant refused and b.is T w o year old steer, red, swallow since refused and neglected to fork in left ear. For further par marry her; that by reason o f the ticulars inquire o f C . A . McFar- sacrifice of her prnpertv she has land. suffered) a loss of $325, and H r n j a m i n V , J o n h s . s u p e r io r to all o th e r high g r a d e s h o e e Instyle c o m fo r t a n d du ra b ility .” W. Q. JONES. , . H ow ard Aw#.. U tica. N. y . j ,, , for , * T I O N - S e th at W . |„ D n a t l u m i d * s n d nriiw Nuh«m„tf' If you t buil» r ran not fit yon with V I.D oui I m short jjw rfw Sulordrt t-siAing. Wd- ivegfiSVuiAlSa • ------ po * sAiJt r r ------ Lurch Register. muli Hard W heat Brands: American B e a u t y . Far S a ls Smith I’rentier T y p e Good as new. __ _ Inquire office or Phone Main 95 Time to plant seed for your cal) bage and other plants. C ook has the seed. "•ta* leader for reKafrie news. Iu - - Daily Bread, H am m ond's Bes t . W riter. ! at this i first Class Livery, Sale and Feed Bam in Connection J. H. POWELL, Prop. F.very sack guaranteed. Soft W heat Brands, W hite Swan, W h ite Star. A ll ' kinds of Mill l-’eed and H ay. Poultry Feeds and Supplies. Grass Seed. Phone 1711.