Cottage Grove leader., January 06, 1914, Image 7

1F 1 E D
SIN G
a r g a in s in C ity and F arm Property
Offered D irect b y th e O w ners.
W a i t h e r e e v e r a F o r t C e n t e r in th e
U n ite d S t a t e a ? If eo, w h e r e ?
EAP FOR CASH -Two houses TO TRADE—Fine residence and
three acres of gardens, berries
nd three large lots in Cdttage
fruits and poultry, running wat­
rove on 5th st., three blocks
er, all on paved street, to ex­
juth of post office. One six-
change for nearby acreage or
x>m house and one ten rooms.
improved country
property.
11 connected with
tele­
Inquire of Leader.
hone and electric lights and
•wer. Plenty of fruit of all FOR SALE—10 acres of first
nds and fine garden ground,
class bottom land, all in culti­
ood title. Will sell one orboth
vation, good improvements,
> suit purchaser. House Nos.
close
in. Would make a first
)4 and 326. For further par-
class
poultry,
fruit and vegeta­
:ulars, see Leader.
Will ex-
ble
ranch.
A
bargain at $2,-
lange for small farm.
ad
500.
dkn
u Home Cheap—155 acres, 60
res in cultivation, good fam- Fine Suburban Home— 1 % acres
fine bottom garden land, 5 acres
/ orchard, plenty of pasture,
in pears, 2 acres garden, »fine
>od 6-room house, good barn,
new 6-room modern bungalo,
le spring and creek, 8 miles
with bath, hot and cold water,
uth of Cottage Grove. Team,
toilet, etc. Good drilled well,
agon, harness, implements,
windmill and tank, new barn
me stock, hay and growing
¿nd poultry house. Just out­
i op go with place at only
$45
side Cottage Grove city limits.
r acre, terms.
See the
Price $3,600, terms. Inquire at
iader.
jcf
Leader.
IRK—F u lly 4.000,000 feet,
100
;s, good, sound tim b er, 1 mile F IN E B U SIN E SS I,O T .— A well located
business lo t on M ain S tre e t, C ottage
n R. R. station, key to big body of
G rove, fo r sale a t a reasonable price,
ber back of th is tra c t, ru n n in g
o r will exchange for d esirab le resi­
er for flume, 10 or 15 acres clear
dence p ro p e rty
in W est C ottag e
1, fam ily o rch ard , fair house an d
G rove. See th e L eader a b o u t it.
i , $4,800, term s.
Neighl>ors hold
r tim b er a t $2 p er 1,000.
35 A C R E S—Good house, w oodshed,
poultry house, ru n n in g w ater, 24 acres
and Garden Land— 10 acres,
in berries a n d g ard en , 80 y o u n g fru it
but one-halt acre in cultiva-
trees, som e good tim b er, 34 acres
n,river bottom, 3 acres young slashed, b u rn ed and seeded. W est of
C ottag e G rove 24 miles. A nice little
:hard, 4-rootn house, baru,
m ountain hom e on co u n ty road.
cken house, two good wells,
$1,800. In q u ire a t L eader office.
le and a quarter south of Cot-
A F IN E H O M E .—New 6-room bungalo,
Te Grove. Only $2,600. In-
b arn , buggy sh ed , p o u ltry houses, 34
ire of Leader.
acres of fine g ard en and b erry land,
n n in g sp rin g for irrig a tin g , besides
ap—7 room house and about ru
larg e creek, 4 acre oak p a rk , d rilled
cres of rich fruit or garden
w ell, fine d rain ag e, in W est C ottage
G rove, only $4,(XX), term s. In q u ire at
d just outside city limits,
L eader office.
te shade trees and sightly lo-
ion.
er.
Only $1,000.
See the
SUBURB H O M E .—Two acres, 20,000
straw b erry plan ts, gooseberries, lo g an ­
berries, an d fru it, neat 5 room cottag e,
p o u ltry yards, ru n n in g w ater all the
y ear, fine garden spot on creek bank.
On west Main street, only $1,200. In ­
q u ire a t L eader office.
W h e n w a s it t h a t R u t i e l l S a g e ’s
office in N e w Y ork w a s d y n a m i t e d in
a n a t t e m p t to rob h i m ? W a s a n y b o d y
killed?
T h e p re se n t F o rt Riley. In K ansas,
e stab lish ed a s a m ilitary p o st In 1853.
w as o riginally called C am p C en ter, be­
c a u se It w as supposed to be th e geo­
g rap h ic c e n te r of th e U nited S tates,
b u t th e n am e w as soon ch an g ed to
F o rt Riley.
It occurred Dec. 4, 1891. A lu n atic
entered th e office w ith a h and hag. de­
m anded $1,250,060 and. on belug re fu s­
ed. dropped the hag. cau sin g a n e x ­
plosion. w hich w recked th e building
and killed th e lu n atic an d one o th er
man.
H o w m a n y college e t u d e n t s in th e
U n i t e d S t a t e s ? H o w m a n y i n m a t e s in
insane asy lu m s?
W h a t w a s t h e C h e ro k ee str ip , a n d
w h a t b ecam e of it?
T h e b u re a u o f ed u catio n rep o rts s tu ­
d e n ts In p re p a ra to ry d e p a rtm e n ts, 39,-
G15 men a n d 20,552 w om en; in col­
leg iate d e p a rtm e n ts, 111,449 men. 01,-
265 w om en; in g ra d u a te d e p a rtm en ts,
7,557 m en. 3.281 w om en: professional
d e p a rtm e n ts, 36,275 men. 1.389 w om en:
to tal. 203,426 m en, 99,644 w om en. T he
to ta l n u m b e r o f In sa n e p erso n s In In
s titu tio n s In 1910 w a s 187,454.
W h a t s ta te s have w o m a n '] suffrage?
T h e follo w in g s ta te s h a v e full and
eq u al w om an su ffra g e : C olorado. U tnh.
Id ah o , W ash in g to n , C alifo rn ia. A rizo­
na. K a n sa s. W yom ing. Illin o is and
O regon. S ev eral o th e r s ta te s h a v e lim ­
ite d w o m a n 's su ffrag e.
W h a t is m e a n t by t h e p h r a s e “ n o r ­
m al in co m e t a x , " a s u s e d in t h e ne w
incom e t a x l a w ?
It w as a large tr a c t of v alu ab le land,
som etim es also willed th e C herokee
outlet, lying betw een K ansas nnd Ok
Inhoma. w hich w as ow ned by th e
C herokee In d ian s an d w hich retard ed
th e settlem en t of th a t portion of the
country. It contained over 6,000,000
acres, and finally, in May, 1893, w as
bought by th e governm ent for $8,590.-
736 nnd added to O klahom a. It w as
opened to se ttle m e n t in A ugust, 1893,
and about 100,000 persons m ade a rush
for claims.
Did th e c o n s t it u t io n of th e s o u th e r n
C o n fe d e ra c y e atab liah fre e t r a d e ?
It contained a prohibition ag ain st
laying any d u ties on Im ports “to pro­
m ote o r fo ste r any brunch of in d u s­
tr y ;" but, of course, th a t p erm itted the
levying o f d u ties for revenue.
I t Is n ta x o f 1 p e r c e n t Im posed on
e v ery n e t Incom e o v e r a n d ab o v e th e
W h y is O liv er G o ldsm ith so m e tim e s
e x e m p tio n s allow ed by law . w h e th e r r e fe r r e d to a s Dr. G o ld sm ith ? W a s he
th e ex cess be la rg e or sm all. T h is a d o c to r of m ed ic in e or of law ? Did
norm al ta x o f 1 p e r c e n t m ig h t be he e v e r v i s i t A m e r ic a ?
term ed a b la n k e t ta x . a s It npp lles to
l i e w as u d o cto r of m edicine, but
e v ery Incom e th a t su cceed s th e e x e m p ­ p racticed very little nnd m ade no m ark
tio n s w ith o u t re g a rd to th e a m o u n t of In th e profession. H e n ever visited
th e excess. I t Is a 1 p e r c e n t fu n d a ­ A m erica, b u t cam e n en r doing so.
m en tal o r s t a r te r fo r e v e ry Incom e A fte r q u ittin g college and “knocking
ta x , an d w h ile a p erso n o f m o d erate ab o u t" fo r aw hile, playing th e flute
Incom e m uy pay o n ly th e no rm al tax an d p a rtic ip a tin g In village sports, an
o f 1 p e r cen t, th e p erso n o f la rg e in ­ uncle provided him w ith a horse nnd a
com e will h a v e to p ay th a t a n d add ed p u rse o f m oney w ith w hich to go to
ta x on la rg e excess.
C ork to fill a plnce as tu to r. H e w ent
to C ork, blit sold th e horse to pay for
Will t h a in co m e t a x , w h i c h Is t o be a p assa g e to A m erica, th en m issed his
levied M a t c h 1, 1914, apply t o t h e w h o le sh ip nnd ab an d o n ed th e schem e.
of t h e y e a r 1913?
No, only to th e Incom e fro m M nrch
1, 1913, to th e en d o f th e c a le n d a r
y e a r an d a f t e r th a t fo r e a c h e n tire
c a le n d a r y e a r. In m a k in g th e first re­
tu r n o f Incom e fo r th e fra c tio n a l p a rt
o f 1913 a p erso n w ill be e n title d to
d e d u c t only five-sixths o f th e e x em p ­
tio n s pro v id ed fo r a full y e a r 's Incom e.
P l e a s e give t h e n u m b e r a n d k i n d s of
v e s s e ls u s e d in o u r n a v y a t p r e se n t.
As rep o rted by th e se c re ta ry of the
n av y , Dec. 1, 1912. th e re w ere In ac­
tiv e se rv ice 33 b attle sh ip s, 9 arm ored
c ru isers, 22 cru ise rs, 31 g u n b o ats. 20
colliers, 32 d estro y ers, 19 su b m arin es;
to ta l, 166.
FOK SALE
For Sale or Trade—Cood,desirable
property.
Inquire of W. H*
150-ACRE, STOCK AND DAIRY
Blair.
ranch, 16-room house, Rood
barn, fine water system, fruit A Good Trade.—A good close in
and berries, 14 acres in clover,
corner lot 62 1-2x200 feet in
20 acres in cultivation, rest
Merrill, Klamath county, in al­
pasture, one-fourth mile from
falfa belt, good two-story
railroad station and school. 16
house, 7 rooms, improved
head of cattle, including 5
premises. Will exchange for
milk cows, team, wagon and
town or country property at
farm implements, incubator,
Cottage Grove. Apply to
cream separator, etc. All for
Leader. See photo.
$6,000. Would consider acre­
age tract near town as part 3 1-2 Acres—Running water, 4-
room cottage, barn, poultry
payment. Easy terms. Ad­
houses, buggy shed, lots of
dress E. S. Nichols, Wildwood,
berries, good garden land,
Ore.
young family orchard, just
Good Foothill Ranch- 80 acres,
outside city limits. $1,500. Phil­
2 1-2 milts west of Cottage
ip Jones.
Grove, gcod 6-room house,
good barn, 30x40 feet, with
A good little re-built Ford,
wagon or stock shed, spring four-passenger auto has been
water for house and barn, fine
garden, 15 acres cleared, 2,- left with the Leader for sale
000,000 feet fine saw timber. cheap. Inquire at this office.
Lots of berries, half mile from
macadamized county road. $40 80 Acres—About 11 acres cleared,
balance piling and large timber,
per acre. See the Leader. H.O.
good springs, house, barn,
fenced oti three sides, 2 3-4
Acreage Home—About 1 acre,
miles west of Cottage Grove.
good 7-room house,deep drilled
$1,200, terms.
well, poultry park, fine bear­
ing fruit trees, berries, on Good Buy- 25 acres, 1 1-2 miles
Second Street. Only $1,800.
south of town on Pacific
Will sell half of lot.
ejl
Highway,
3-room
house,
about
15
acres
under
cultiva­
For Rent: Nice farm, 160 A,
tion* about one acre timber,
one-half mile to railroad station.
balance easily prepared for
School right by place. R. F. D .
plow, much of it sub-irrigated,
daily. Would prefer farmer who
about six acres under irriga­
is also a carpenter. Address
tion, two acres or more good
Box 98, Cottage Grove, Ore.
celery ground. Price $3,500
wbf
Fine Poultry Journal Free.
With every cash subscription
to the Leader or renewal we will
give a years subscription to the
“Feathered World,” a fine poul­
try journal published at Walla
Walla, absolutely free. Only 25
subscriptions taken on this basis.
Better call early.
1NESS OPENING—Grocery
i store building and corner
, residence and lot, trade es-
dished. On Main Street,
Oregon Pacific & Eastern
ttage Grove. For further H e re I t Is!—O n e-th ird of an acre, good
i f you seek sin c e rity you c a n find It
M exico is a re g u la r cham eleon.
tw o-story house, 7 rooms, lots o f fru it
ormation, inquire at Leader an
Railway Company
d berries, good g a rd e n , close in. In th e w ag o f u d o g 's tall.
ce. Farm property taken as $1,300.
dbc
By se n te n c in g n tan g o d a n c e r to six
•t payment.
A ccording to u D e la w a re ju d g e , id le­ m o n th s In prison G erm an y show s Its
TIME CARD NO. 1.
Fine Little Farm—80 acres,* 50 n ess is u c rim e ; also a d isease.
tu ten tlo n to ta k e th e ta n g out o f tango. K. BOUND
W . BOUND
5-room residence, lot 65x116,
acres in cultivation, good bot­
N o. I
No. 2
it, berries, close in, $1,800,
tom land, balance pasture, all
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ms. “ Leader.”
good agricultural land, 3 miles
8.00
Lv.
..A r . l.o o
east
of
Cottage
Grove,
house,
)rnia Home For Yen.—Half
8.20 3.5.......... ..................W a h le n ............ ............12.24
barn, poultry houses, etc., run­
e lot and modern, new, 5-
8.29 6.7..........
ning
water.
With
all
farm
im­
8.41 S.6..........
med, plastered bungalo, with
plements and horse, only $87.50
............11.45
9.0o 13.5..........
h and toilet, value $2,500, on
..........11.35
9. lo 12.5..........
per acre. Terms.
On good
iroved street close in, at Up-
9.35 15.9.......... ..........Ketl B rid g e ...........
county road and railroad. Ask
d, population 3,000, 40 miles
9.45 16.6..........
.......... 11. lo
the Leader about it.
t of Los Angeles, on Santa Fe
20 A r ,. ..
10.35 A r..........
road, and in heart of orange, B A R G A IN .—F o r Sale or T ra d e —80
ion, apricot and peach belt, 9 acres, 25 in cu ltiv atio n , balance second
A c a ta lo g u e lists a S ubject to c h a n g e w ith o u t notice.
g ro w th tim ber, 4 m iles from C ottage
king houses. Will sell or G
o u tw a rd fre ig h t to s ta tio n w h e re th e re is
rove, h alf m ile to R. R. statio n and
double
w ork harness, no All
hange for ranch property school, new 6 room house, barn,
a g e n t w ill be left a t ris k of ow ner.
No.
10 L 2316
a t S tage leaves D isston a fte r a rriv a l of tra in on
r Cottage Grove. See the chicken houses, etc. Good sp rin g s
M onday, W ednesday a n d F rid a y for O rseeo.
a n d ru n n in g w ater, fam ily o rchard,
ider.
$
4
6
.7
4
.
I
w
ill
supply
F re ig h t w ill n o t be received a t th e O. & S. K
125 trees bearing, about 400 young
a n y farmer or tea m ­ R, R. D epot a fte r 5 p. m . T o in s u re fo rw a rd in g
lin.— Good two horse hack fru it trees. W ill sell or tra d e for tow n
u e x t tra in fre ig h t m u st b e deliv ered in am p le
ster w ith the sam e on
0.
Mower, rake and feed pro p erty . In q u ire a t L eader office.
tim e to p e rm it of its b e in g b ille d .
mer. Complete house mov- Two Good Modern Cottages, rent
harness a t the sam e An e x tra tra in for p a sse n g ers o n ly leaves C ot­
g e d ro v e S a tu rd a y s a t 3.00 p. m. r e tu rn in g
outfit and a 175-acre farm,
for $18 per month, two lots on
price plus $ 1 .0 0 for a ta rriv
e s a t C ottage d ro v e a t 6.15 p. m.
icres in cultivation, all level
paved street, close in, only
A. B. WOOD, G en M gr.
freight.
ept 30 acres good titular, and
$2,400. See the Leader.
/house, barn, etc., $50 per
1. See Thomas Allen, this Attractive Offer—Six lots just out­
^
r
side the city on the south,
fenced and in cultivation. Only
fa Land—One to 3 1-2 miles
$350. 1 1-2 acres, 6-roont cot­
Drland, Cal., from 5 acres
tage, with bath, good out-build­
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=
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at $150 to $210 per acre,
ings, berries, running water, one
h plenty of water for irri-
block from paved street. Only
ing, one-fifth cash, balance' $2,600, terms. See the Leader.
:-tenth each year, no pay-
(lm t)
nt for two years, 6 per cent,
H OT LA K E, OREGON
dy loam, no gravel, will A 4-room house and two nice
U nion C ounty, 9 m iles east of La G rande
lots, $675.
Small payment
'W alfalfa, lemons, oranges,
down, balance easy terms.,. In­
o res and all kinds of fruits
quire at this office.
fbp.
1 vegetables. Inquire at
ider office.
T h e h o t t e s t a n d m o s t c u r a t i v e s a r i n * i n t h e w o r ld
How Does This Suit You?—8 acres
Reached only
in Spray’s tract, (Cedar Park)
m Land—Over 12 acres rich
VIA T IIH
1 3-4 miles east of Cottage
dy bottom, 1 mile out, $200
Grove, good fences, 700 prune
Correct Method of
unall house and other im-
Horseshoeing
trees, 1200 gooseberries, water
•vements, tract in crop $2100.
right for irrigating.
Cheap,
oom modern cottage, 4 fine
half cash.
Inquire at Leader
i, barn, woodshed, lots of
And
office or of E. G. O. Groat.
it, close in. A bargain. See
Leader.
tnpg
Fine new 5-room modern bungalo,
with bath, etc., two lots, close
South of First National Bank
ain—Six lots, all in one
in,
on 9th st. Only $1,500. See
Sixth Street
■ck, barn and wagon shed,
the Leader.
xl well, with pump in it.
pies, prunes and plums,
ee in full bearing. On West
UNDER N EW M ANAGEM ENT
The farmer who owns a farm
lin street, close in. $1,650.
E x te n s iv e Im o ro v o m o a ts h a v e b e e n m a d e l a a l l d e e a r tm e a ts
is the particular person who is
luire at Leader office.
fixed. Banks may fail and fac­
tories close, workmen strike and
(ra m a ll 0 -W . I . • N. s ta tie a t
mines suspend, merchants fa il1
« Small Pear Otthars and Garden
and towns bum, times may be j The MEDICATED MUD, VAPOR and MINERAL BATHS
acre of fine land one block paniky and even crops may be
Good hard fuel coal
paved street, running water short—but the farmer who owns of H ot Lake have proven a boon to sufferers from Rheu­
rigation plant, 70 D’Anjou his acres will get along. He will m atism , Blood K idney and Liver C om plaints. Accommo­
cheaper fuel than
lartlett pear trees 4 years old, live in comfort and quiet with dations at the sanitorium delightfully complete, and rates with­
• w o o d . Apply to
berries, an ideal home site, plenty to eat, drink and wear. in reach of all.
•nit, garden, berries and poul- He is the most independent man j
Apply to an y a g e n t for p articu lars and ask for book let
>nly $650. Why buy a lot on earth. Yet there are lots of
i you can get this miniature them who do not appreciate their | tellin g all a b o u t the Springs; or w rite to G. W. TAPE, the
THE CITY TRANSFER.
for a little more. See Leader. situation.
new M anager a t H o t Lake, Ore.
Reliable Harness
The Catalogue
House
C. W . B E A L S
- - - - -
Hot LaKe Springs
NATURE’S WONDERFUL CURE
Blacksmithing
Wagon Making
Bargain.
A
Nine room residence, modern-
ly equipped, corner lot, 60x114
feet, good private water system,
bearing fruit trees, grapes, ber­
ries and shubbery. In west Cot­
tage Grove, close in, only $1,300.
O. H . W il l a r d .
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
J. S. A fedley
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Special A ttention G iven to M ining and
C orporation Law.
Office, W oodw ard B uilding.
P rac tic e s in a ll C o u rts
W o o d w ard B u ild in g
J . G. JOlfjVSOJ^
A TTO RN EY AT LAW
P h o n e N o. 43
N O TA R Y PU B LIC
C o tta g e G rove, Ore
il. W .
Af. D.
P liysiciq ij qqdSiii<geoi\
Office in M cF arland
B uilding, U p sta irs.
Office I’h one 34.
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R esidence P h o n e 126J
It.
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D e lh is }
Oflice P hone 5
R esidence P h o n e 121L
Office hours, 9:30 to 4:30. Saturday 11
to 3, other hours by appointment
DR. FRED COVELL
Chiropractor
Mrs. Covell, Assistant
Telephone 3, Phillips Building.
Have you tried Drugless methods
to improve your health and effi­
ciency?
rx. Af I J i I i S
Successor to M arion V eatch
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
EMBALMER
LADY
Phone 132 Y
ATTENDANT
C ottage G rove, O regon
General Repair Work
S p r ig g s B r o s .
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SPECIAL
REDUCED
FARES
COAL
j
B la c k m o r e • M c F a r la n d
COTTAGE GROVE
Hospital ft S anatarium
l l d h l Ifvrv a t T s a r I s m s
Surgical Case« Especial Attention
X-RAY LABARAT0RY
For Further Particulars Address
Dr. H. C. S ch leef
For quality and price in cut
glass, see Scholl.