Cottage Grove leader., June 28, 1910, Image 8

Professional Cards.
CLASSIFIED
ELECTION JUDGES
THE GRAND ARMY
AND CLERKS.
STA1E ENCAMPMENT
ADVERTISEMENTS.
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Best Washington Cedar shingles
V — free of , ip, worm holes and
The election judges and clerks
knots, constantly ou hand. Prices!
Astoria, Ore., |uue 22 Every -
A T T O K N C Y -A T L A W
to
serve at the general election iu
to
suit
th
times.
Inquire
of
thiug
favored
the
state
encaiup-
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Heal property law givcu special attention
Offici Woodard Aldi. Rooms 3 aad 14
1 5 O r r i n R o t t s o n , Cottage Grove. • ment Gf the Grand Army of the November have been announced
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Cottage Grove, Or.
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A No. 1 1 'el.aval cream separa Republic and its sister bodies, the as follows for south Latte county:
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Special Attention Given to M ining and
Corporation I.aw.
Office.
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Woodward Building.
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tor, almost i
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taken soon.
where it can
-w, with one can, cost W om an's Relief Corps and the
at a great sacrifice if Judies of the G . A . R. The
Inquire at this office weather was ideal.
lie seen.
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The important feature of the
first day’s work was the election of
officers for the G. A . R. for the de­
partment o f Oregon. Those who
will serve during the coming year
are:
W . J. R. Beach, Lost No. 6,
Forest Grove, department comman­
der; A. I). Craig, I’ost No. 14,
Astoria, senior vice commander:
John Huntington, I.ents, Junior
vice commander; Dr. J. K. Hall,
Portland, medical director; Rev.
C. A. Stock well, Silverton, chap­
lain. C. A . Williams o f Portland
was appointed as adjutant and
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quartermaster general, which po-
siyon he has held for a number of
years.
Fleeted to the council of admin­
All kinds of bicycle parts and sun­ istration were: L. P. Tollman,
dries supplied on short notice.
Repair work executed promptly j Eugene; W . N. Morse, Portland;
aud at reasonable prices. Bring R. B. Liu ville, Newberg, George
A. Harding, Oregon City; and W.
in your wheels.
G. Lane, Corvallis.
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BICYCLE GARAGE
Nichols
J C. JO H N SO N ,
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9
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A T TO R N E Y AT LAW
Estates Adm inistered. Mining: Patents
Procured. Mining: and Corporation I.aw
a Mpecialty. Office
office over Griffin, Veatch
f l a f f iw®re.
w®re.
Resnlence, 85.
M.
Office Phone. M ain 1M.
Residence,
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Brumfield
Í Opposite Hotel Thompson
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ENCAMPMENT DELEGATES CHOSEN
b o h e m ia
.
Judges— A. P. Churchill, chair-
mau; Johu Graber, W . W. Haw­
ley.
Clerks— Nobby Clark, first clerk
F. J. Hard, Lewis Hartley.
W EEK
EAST COTTAGE GROVE.
Judges—J a m e s
Hemeuway,
chairman; George Atkinson, W ill­
iam Laudess.
Clerks— A. H. King, first clerk;
D. T . Awbrey, Frank W. Wheeler.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
O.
S. E. R. R.
Company
Barrels
G & llo n s
No.
No.
No.
No.
Carpts and Rugs
Made to order and Satis-
faction guaranteed both
as to workmanship and
prices. Apply to
J. M. Com r p^“7f s3,8.6
n s s r A d v e n tis t C h u r c h
id en t, Josephine Crocker o f Ash-
in. ! land; treasurer, Mrs. Hattie F.
j Cameron o f Salem: chaplain, Mrs.
p. m.
a. in.
] Sarah Kemp of St. Johns: execu-
a. m.
I tive board, Mrs. Emma Bye of
Salem; Mrs. F.mily Henkle of Cor-
SOUTH BOUND.
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15___________ ___ 1:26 a. m. vallis; Mrs. Paultine Ziegler of
17________ _______ 10:27 p. in. j Astoria; Mrs. Effie Wright of Sa­
13................ ............. 6:42 a. m. lem; Mrs. Eunice Bonney ofW ood -
19------------------------- 2:52 p. m. |burn;' delegates to uatioual en-
L. S. T a y l o r , Agent,
j campmeut to be held at Atlantic
Cottage Grove, Oregon, j City next September: Mrs. Martha
Zeik of Bandon; Mrs. Kate Neale
, of Portland; Mrs. Sarah A . Fasta-
Cottage Grove Transfer bendof
Astoria- •
The convention endorsed Mrs.
Cora M. Davis o f Union for candi­
General B la c k sm ¡th in g
....Com pany....
date as uatioual president. Ash­
Horseshoeing a specially.
Wagon and carnage re-
lug. A ll work guaranteed
Have your horsesteeth ex-
ammettami repaired. Shot
at
o f Hemenway &
Burkholder’s Store :: ::
B
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Harrington
S>
H arrel, Props.
All K inds o f H auling and
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1.110 “
1.56
1.33
l.oo
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76c
HAMPTON & CO.
New Grove Studio.
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The new Grove Studio is turn­
ing out a better grade of work than
has been seen ill Cottage Grove.
For a iiortrait or |xtst card that will
absolutely satisfy call at the new
location on Nortli Fourth St.
W
HEN a man feels the ne­
cessity of being in two
places at the same time he goes
to the nearest telephone and
sends his voice.
It is not exactly tlie same thing but w hen a
man talks hundreds of miles in opposite directions
from the same Bell T elephone it is about as good.
In daily use o f the telephone a man travels all
ov er tow n by w ire in a few minutes.
Clerks— O. P. Wills, first clerk;
J. W. Bemis, James E. Banton.
Ladies Saddles.
A nice new line of ladies saddles
at Beals harness shop, riding whips
buggy whips, etc.
see them.
Call
in and
C. W . B e a l s .
WANTED.
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For Sale
Piano Moving a Specialty
Light team, wagon and harness,
price $150, or will trade for good
horse aud buggy.
b y means o f the Universal Long Distance Service
of the Bell System.
The
PHONE
atchm aker .
WOOD
L ee T
••w ith s t r e n g t h e n d • • • •
t h e y a l w a y s p le a s e * *
h om ason ,
TW O
H ORSE
OVERALLS
A. L. WOODARD
FLOUR
Oregon
Awbrey can
give you satisfactory tnotor cvcle. In good condition. | ness $550. Inquire of Pete Tonole
Divide, Oregon.
rate» and protection.
.Tltf 1 Inquire at the Leader office.
B e n j a m in
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And Telegraph Co.
I (INKS.
Fashion Stables
Ms
First Class Livery, Sale and Feed Barn in Connection
A. S. PO W ELL, Prop.
u. s.
Nesmith
Shoeing Shop
Saginaw,
Telephone
E v e r y B o ll T e le p h o n e is th e C e n te r o f th o S y s tem
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Notice For Publication.
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Dorena, Oregon.
Saginaw Land Office ¡ M I
Pacific
VERSUS.
N. E. Alarkley, M. A. Iloxie, Ed
Jenks, Marion Veatch, George W. Haz­
el ton, John W. Hazel ton, A. L. Hazel-
ton and All whom it may concern, de­
fendants.
Take notice, that on the 1st day of
June 1010, an application was filed by
said B. K. Lawson, in the Circuit Court
of the state of Oregon for Lane county,
for initial registration of the title of the
land above described.
Now, unless you appear on or before
the 13tli «lay of July A. I). 1910, and
show cause why such application shall
not he granted, the same will be taken
as confessed, and a «lecree will he enter -
e«l according to the prayer of the appli-
caliotl and you will be forever barred
from disputing the same.
E. I T . LKR, Clerk of the Circuit Court,
for Lane County, "Oregon.
W. C. Counter, attorney for applicant.
Land Office, Roseburg, Ore.
May 11, 1910.
Residence 6 9 5
O ffice 1541
Notice is hereby given that William S.
Walker, of Hazel Dell, Oregon, who, on
Repairing at reasonable «marges.
July 1, 1907, made Homestead entry
Notice Of Final Settlement.
All work guaranteed flnt-clasa.
No. <M334, for \\% N B%. ^ W % NE%,
Watches, ('locks and Jewelry at Lowest Prlte
N E / 4 ’ N W / 4 , Section 17, Township 21
Notice is hereby given that tlie under­ S, Range 3 E, Willamette Meridian,
COTTAGE g r o v e , o r e .
signed the ;>ftministratrix of tlie estate lias filed notice of intention to make
M A D I BY
year
proof, to
establish
of Norman Hickey, deceased, lias filed ! Final
'V ™ 1 five . Y
'V Proo|'
to, ^«.-»hlisl.
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I claim to tbr' land above described, before
with tlie county court o f ' Lane
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L E V I ST R A U S S <8k C O .
county, County cl rk, Lane county, Oregon, at
Dry mill wood deliv­
Oregon, her final account as such ad­ Eugene. O -*gon, outlie 12th «lay of July,
ered on short notice.
ministratrix of sai«l estate ami that Fri­ 1910.
Claimant names as witnesses: J. W.
$2.00 per load of
day the 22nd, day of July, 1910, at the
Hill, of Ilazel Dell, Oregon, C. E. Mc-
two tier. Phone '>75.
hour of one o ’clock p. m, of said day Clane. of Hazel Dell, Oregon, I). Dunn­
has been fixed by said court as the time ing. of Hazel Dell, Oregon, J. E. Hills,
Spriggs B ros., Props
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
for hearing any objections to said report of Hazel Dell, Oregon.
Practical Horse-Shoeing, All Up-
B enjamin F. J ones ,
ami the settlement thereof.
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Register.
Eva j .. Hickey, Administratrix.
to-Date Ivquipment. W ood Work 1
A.
IT.
King.
Attorney.
¡ lT. s. Land office at Rosebnrg, Oregon,
and W agon Repair Department in
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May .11, PHO.
Connection.
Horses Called for J
For sale— h ou se, b a rn , o u tb u ild - i Notice is hereby given that Charles
and Delivered to any Part of C ity .; ings, a ll new, tw o acres, one in W. Simpson, of tairane, Oregon, who,
N in e E hOR PUBLICATION
trees
and
sm
a
ll
fruits,
ju
st
,
on
February
14,1506,
made
Homestead
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Fourth St.
Phone Mnln 521 fruit
— ou tsid e city lim its.
Ten acres, Entry, No. 1.1621, for N H /., Section .K>,
with h ouse, b a rn , m od ern im p rove- Township 20 S. Range .5 W, Willamette
F. S. Ijitnl Office at Roseburg, Oregon.
nients, ru n n in g water attd h ouse- Meridian, has filed notice of intention
June .4, »1 0 .
three
quarters
o
f
a
j
to
make
Final
five-year
Proof,
to
estab-
hold „
Notice is hereby given that William
mile from city limits. Two A1 tish claim to the land above described,
T. Mcoy, of London, Oregon, who, on
N. H. SLtTF.R & CO
lots on Wall street. Address 1 liefore Register ami Receiver of the
December 2, lKM, made Homestead
U. S. Lami office, at Roseburg, Oregon,
Timber Claims, Farm Lamia and City O. box 424.
Entry 1.1687, No. 0.1862, for E N H . V i ,
Cottafes hongtit and sokloncomints-inn.
on the 26th «lay of August, 1910.
Section 20, rdwnstiip 22 S, Range .1 W,
Hrancti offices Marcóla and Coburg.
Claimant names as witnesses: Jacob
Fruit land for sale— Six acres ('». Runk, of Lorane. Oregon, John Willamette Meridian, has filed notice of
Hard Wheat Brands:
one mile from Cottage Grove. A O ’ Brien, of Lorane, Oregon, Joseph A. intention to make Final five-year Proof,
bargain. Inquire at the Cottage Schneider, of Cottage Grove. Oregon, to establish claim to tlie land above de­
American B e a u t y ,
scribed, before Register .V Receiver, U.
David F. Gilbert, of Lorane. Oregon.
= = l«'.rove Flour Mill.
tf.
Daily
Bread;
B e n j a m i n F. J o n e s .
S. Ij»nd Office, at Roseburg, Oregon, on
A Wise Precaution.
Hammond’s Best .
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Register.
the 27th day of August. 1910.
Ladies and childrens dresses in
Every sack guaranteed. Soft
Claimant names as witnesses: John W.
During the cold weather we
Wheat Brands, White Swan,
, all the latest styles at the Ladies
Team Fnr Sale.
Massey, ol London. Oregon. William 0.
build hot fires, beware o f cnnfla
White Star.
All kinds of
Sbortri.lge, ol London, Oregou, Henry
Toggery.
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Mill Feed and Hay. Poultry
gritions. don’ t neglect carrying
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i Good work team, black aud L Baughman, of Lon don. Oregon. John
Feeds and Supplies, Grass
• policy on your house. Tom
A bargain in a 4-horse power | bay, weight about 1.100, with har- T. Smalt, of London. Oregon.
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It is just
as easy to travel all ov er the state and other states
Cottage ('»rove, Lane county, Oregon.
WALLACE.
Judges— Levi Geer, chairman,
C. II. WittecofT, Dan Beck.
Mmale nged lady, general house-
work including washiug. Wages
land was decided upon as the $4 |>er week, city. Phone S.S4 or
address P. O. Box 255.
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place for the 1911 encampment.
Office at Thornton's Confectionery
W o r k S h ir ts 4.5c
CRKSWELL NORTH.
H eavy D ray
a W ork.
H. C. M ADSEN,
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$2.05
Judges— Robert
I).
Hawley,
Pioneers Attention.
chairman; George Gilfrey, Hilbert
!
McCord.
We want to secure a picture of
Clerks— Frank Schmidt,
first every man and woman above 7<>
clerk; P. W. Ogram, W. \V. Scott. years in or near Cottage Grove.
CRBSWKIX SOUTH.
We invite you to call any time
Judges—John Weed, chairman; during the week beginning June
Guy Armitage, Robert K. Ders- 26 and we will make a negative
and furnish you one first class
ham.
Clerks—Charles K. Noland, first finished picture without any cost
clerk; Harry A. Howe, Marion to you. W e want to see you all.
Grove Studio, new location, north
Hager.
Fourth street.
NORTH BOUND.
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4:50
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S. P. Ry. Time Table
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37c
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Í2.50 Ladies' Waists
1.75 "
1.50 "
1.25 "
Hospital and Sanitarium
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W EDN ESDAY AND THURSDAY
Delegates to the uatioual en­
campment that will be held at At­
J P L. INC.RAM
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la n tic City, beginning September
d e n t is t
5
19, are: K. E. Covey, Portland, A.
. i.aw.on llldr.
Hour, 8.30 to 12. I to 1 a
C. Edmunds, Portland; O. R.
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A ll W ork o.uranlccd.
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Thompson, W oodburn; R.
W.
2 o ffic e Phone 3
Res. Mnin u /.i a
T IM E T A B E E N O 5
Lundy, Myrtle Point; T B. Mc-
9 mi »iia w w i w i y . - > i i t 4 t f t * * i * * Í
T o T tvk e E ffe c t J u n e 19 1 9 0 9
Devitt, Portland. Alternates: J. S.
K. BOUND
W . BOUND j
Foss, Portland; George P. Crowell,
No. 1.
No. 3.
A . F . & A . M .—Cottage «'.rove, No. 51.
— Hood River; J. A . Tufts, Oregou
Meets 1st and 3rd Wednesdays. Visi-
STATIONS
A. M. MS.
a . s i. 1
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City; J. A .Johnson, W asco: W . B.
cordially invited.
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COTTAOK G R O V K
7..101
II. P. W yn n e . W. M.
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7.50
11.23 Branchard, Brownsville.
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11.10
7.59
M. II. A n d e r s o n , Sec.
DISSTON.
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8.14
T h e encampment held its an­
10.40
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8.40
Judges— C. A. Harlow, chair­
10.35 nual parade and it was not only
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8.50
10.28
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M . W . o f A .—Cottage ('.rove Camp 9.05
REGISTRATION OF LAND TITLE.
10.15 one of the largest ever given in the man; George Kerr, J. Q. I)oud.
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9.15
No. 6424 meets tlie Second and Fourth 9.45
10.00
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city,
Iwt
the
greatest
ever
held
Thursdays of each month in the I, O. O.
In the Circuit Court of the state of
Subject to change without notice.
by that organization. This en-
F. Hall. Visitors welcome.
Judges— Grant Hales, chairman ; | Oregon, for bane County.
J. B. I’ r o t z m a n , Consul.
All
frti« 1“ shiPPe<1 on'y at campment has been more largely D. M. Baker, Hugh Doolittle.
In the matter of the Application of 11.
the joint risk of shippers and consignee.
. . .
C. W. W allace , Clerk.
Clerks—James Redford, first K. Lawson, to Register the Title to
Stage leaves Mission after arrival o f ! atte,ldod thaU » « V PrevtOUS one
property described as follows:
train on Monday, Wednesilay and F r i - '
carries out the suggestion clerk; John Kirk, C. J. Howard.
Beginning at a point in Section 28,
day for Orseco, Returning on Tuesday, I made b y Department Commander
SAGI NAW.
Tp. 20 South, Range .3 West, Will. Mer.,
Thursday
and
Saturday.
Shaw
this
morning
“
that
Astoria’s
COTTAOE GROVE
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16.60 feet west and 34.88 feet south of
i i Freight will not be received at the O.
hospitality is too well known o_ve| Judges— Fred Wright, chairman; the northwest corner of the Will. Shields
& S. E. R. R. Depot after 5 p. in. To
O. J. Kayser, Stephen A. I.aRaut- and wife Donation Land Claim, No. 56;
i
insure forwarding on next train freight the state to be overlooked.”
Clerks—J. C. Wright, first clerk; and running thence North, 80 deg. 36
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] , must be delivered in ample time to per-
W . R. C. E lects O fficers
Right Here at Y a u r Horn*
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George O. Walker, O. H. Jarrett. min. West, sixty (60) feet; thence South
1 I mit of its being billed.
T his evening the convention of
10 min. West, parallel to the I vast boun­
A. B W O O D . Manager
SIUSLAW.
Surgical Cases Especial Attention \
dary of the Ilenry Small and wife I). L.
the W om an’s Relief Corps elected
Judges— W. B. Stone, chairman; C., No. 57, ninety-seven (07) feet;
the follow ing officers: president,
thence South, 80 deg. 36 min. Fast, six­
X -J A V L A B O R A T O R Y
j
Mrs. Lizzie Smith of Salem; senior R. E. Farman, W. C. Billings.
ty (60) feet; thence North 10 min. Fast,
Clerks—John
O
’
Brien,
first
clerk
vice president, Mrs. Charlotte F.ks-
ninety-seven (07) feet to the place of
Far Further Ferticulerr A l l r t u
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i trorn of Astoria: jutiior vice pres­ E. S. Addison, Irving Petrie.
beginning, all being in the city of
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Beautiful Assortm ent of Em broidery
WEST COTTAGE GROVE
Judges— William T .
Kayser,
chairman: E. A. Gleason, Henry
Dame wood.
Clerks— II. H. Veatch, first
clerk A1 F.lledge, Christopher Haz-
leton.
E N D IN G J U L Y 2
$1.50 Children's Bonnets
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75c
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n orth cottage g r o v e .
Judges—Chas. H. Van Dettburg
chairman; John Harms, John Bar­
ker.
Clerks—J. W. Baker, first clerk;
W. H. Ostrander, George W .
McQueen.
Specials
Specials
Seed.
Phone 1711.
Spend The Summer At
NEWPORT, YAQUINA BAY
The ONLY Beach in The Pacific Northwest
.
Where the pretty Water Agates, Moss Agates, Moon­
stones, Carnelians and Rock Oysters can be found.
Outdoor Sports
of All
Kinds
Including Hunting, Fishing, digging Rock Oysters, Boating
Surf Bathing, Riding, Autoing, Canoeing an«l Dancing. Pure
mountain water and the l>est of food at low prices. Fresh
crabs, clams, oysters, fish and vegetables of all kinds daily.
Meal camping grounds, with strict sanitary regulations at
nominal cost.
LOW ROUN0 TRIP SEASON TICKETS
From all points in Oregon, Washington and Idaho on sale daily.
THREE DAY SATURDAY TO MONDAY RATE
From S. P. points, Portland to Cottage (»rove inclusive, including
branch liqes; also from all C. »K: E. stations Albany and west. Good
going on Saturday or Sunday, and for return Sunday or Monday.
A Sunday Excursion Rate Of
$1.50
From Albany, Corvallis and Philomath, with corresponding low rates
from points west, in effect all summer. Call on any S. P. orC . E. Agent
for full particulars as to rates, train schedules, etc.: also for copy of our
beautifully illustrated booklet, “ Outings in Oregon,” or write to
W M . M c M U R R Y , General Passenger Agent
Portland. Oregon
Register.
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