Cottage Grove leader., January 20, 1914, Image 7

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Bargains in City and Farm Property
Offered Direct by the Owners.
W h a t is t h e area or e x t e n t of t h e
P a n a m a c a n a l z one o w n e d o r c o n tro lled
by t h e U n i t e d S t a t e s ?
CHEAP FOR CASH -T w o houses TO TRADE—Fine residence and
and three large lots in Cottage
three acres of gardens, berries
Grove on 5th st., three blocks
fruits and poultry, running wat
south of post office. One six-
er, all on paved street, to ex­
room house and one ten rooms.
change for nearby acreage or
All connected with
tele­
improved country
property.
Inquire of Leader.
phone and electric lights and
sewer. Plenty of fruit of all
kinds and fine garden ground. FOR SALE—10 acres of first
class bottom land, all in culti­
Good title. Will sell one orboth
vation, good improvements,
to suit purchaser. House Nos.
close in. Would make a first
304 and 326. For further par­
class poultry, fruit and vegeta­
ticulars, see Leader. Will ex­
ble ranch. A bargain at $2,-
K change for small farm.
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500.
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Farm Home Cheap—155 acres, 60
acres in cultivation, good fam­ Fine Suburban Home—7% acres
fine bottom garden land, 5 acres
ily orchard, plenty of pasture,
in pears, 2 acres garden, fine
good 6-room house, good barn,
new 6-room modern bungalo,
fine spring and creek, 8 miles
with bath, hot and cold water,
south of Cottage Grove. Team,
toilet, etc. Good drilled well,
wagon, harness, implements,
windmill and tank, new barn
some stock, hay and growing
and poultry house. Just out­
crop go with place at only $45
side Cottage Grove city limits.
per acre, terms.
See the
Price $3,600, terms. Inquire at
Leader.
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Leader.
T IM B E R —F u lly 4.000,000 feet,
100
acres, good, sound tim b er, 1 mile F IN E B U SIN E SS L O T .— A well located
business lot oil M ain S tre e t, C ottage
from R. R. statio n , key to big body of
Grove, for sale a t a reasonable price,
tim b e r back of this tra c t, ru n n in g
o r w ill exchange for d esirab le resi
w ater for flume, 10 o r 15 acres clear
dence p ro p e rty
in W est C ottage
land, fam ily o rch ard , fa ir house an d
G rove. See th e L eader ab o u t it.
barn, $4,800, term s. N eighbors hold
th e ir tim b er a t $2 per 1,000.
35 A C R E S —Good house,
w oodshed,
p o u ltry house, ru n n in g w ater, 2J acres
Fruit and Garden Land— 10 acres,
in berries an d g a rd e n , 80 y o u n g fru it
all but one-halt acre in cultiva­ trees, some good tim b er, 3£ acres
tion,river bottom, 3 acres young slashed, b u rn ed and seeded. W est of
C o ttag e G rove 2J miles. A nice little
orchard, 4-room house, barn,
m ountain hom e on co u n ty
road.
chicken house, two good wells.
$1,800. In q u ire a t L eader office.
Mile and a quarter south of Cot­
tage Grove. Only $2,600. In­
quire of Leader.
A Snap—7 room house and about
4 acres of rich fruit or garden
land just outside city limits,
Fine shade trees and sightly lo­
cation. Only $1,000. See the
Leader.
BUSINESS OPENING-Grocery
and store building and corner
lot, residence and lot, trade es­
tablished. On Main Street,
Cottage Grove. For further
information, inquire at Leader
office. Farm property taken as
part payment.
Fine 5-room residence, lot 65x116,
fruit, berries, close in, $1,800,
terms. “ Leader.”
California Home For You.— Half
acre lot and modern, new, 5-
roomed, plastered bungalo, with
bath and toilet, value $2,500, on
improved street close in, at Up­
land, population 3,000, 40 miles
east of Los Angeles, on Santa Fe
railroad, and in heart of orange,
lemon, apricot and peach belt, 9
packing houses. Will sell or
exchange for ranch property
near Cottage Grove. See the
Leader.
A F IN E H O M E .—New 6-room bungalo,
b arn , buggy sh e d , p o u ltry houses, 3J
acres of fine g ard en and b e rry land,
ru n n in g sp rin g for irrig a tin g , besides
larg e creek, j acre oak p a rk , d rille d
w ell, fine d rain ag e, in W est C ottage
G rove, only $4,000, term s. In q u ire at
L eader office.
.SUBURB H O M E .—Two acres, 20,000
stra w b e rry p lan ts, gooseberries, lo g an ­
berries, and fru it, neat 5 room cottag e,
p o u ltry yards, ru n n in g w ater all the
y ear, fine g ard en spot on creek bank.
On w est Main stre e t, only $1,200. In ­
q u ire a t L eader office.
H ere I t Is!—O n e -th ird of an acre, good
tw o-story house, 7 room s, lots o f fru it
an d berries, good g ard en , close in.
$1,300.
dbc
Fine Little Farm—80 acres, 50
acres in cultivation, good bot­
tom land, balance pasture, all
good agricultural land, 3 miles
east of Cottage Grove, house,
barn, poultry houses, etc., run­
ning water. With all farm im­
plements and horse, only $87.50
per acre. Terms.
On good
county road and railroad. Ask
the Leader about it.
B A R G A IN .—F o r S ale or T ra d e —80
acres, 25 in cu ltiv atio n , balance second
g ro w th tim ber, 4 m iles from C ottage
G rove, half m ile to R. R. statio n and
school, new 6 room house, barn,
chick en houses, etc. G ood sp rin g s
a n d ru n n in g w ater, fam ily orchard,
125 trees I »raring, about 400 young
fru it trees. W ill sell o r tra d e for town
p ro p erty . In q u ire a t L eader office.
U n d e r th e tre a ty w ith P a n a m a It be­
H e w as th e c a n d id a te of th e old
gins a t a p o in t on th e A tla n tic side W hig p a rty In li’52 a n d w as b eate n by
th re e m iles u t sea fro m th e shore, e x ­ F ran k lin P ierce, w ho h ad been h is in ­
ten d s a cro ss th e Isth m u s a t a w id th of ferio r in ra n k in th e M exican war.
te n m iles, o r five m iles in both d irec­
tions, m e a su rin g from th e c e n te r of th e
K indly give t h e e x a c t d a t e w h e n th e
canal, an d e x te n d s th re e m iles to sea
civil w a r e nded.
on th e Pacific side, th e sa m e a s on the
I t ended really w ith th e su rre n d e r of
A tla n tic side. T h u s defined, th e can al
zone c o n ta in s 448 sq u a re m iles. T h e G eneral Lee a t A ppom attox. A pril 9.
cities of Colon a n d P a n a m u a re gov­ 1805. T h e re w ere som e m ilitary m ove­
m ents a fte r th a t a n d a fight betw een
erned by th e rep u b lic o f P a n a m a .
som e d etach ed forces In T ex as as late
as M ay 13, 1865, th e la s t one of th e
P l e a s e tell m e a b o u t t h e a p p e a r a n c e
w ar, an d th e C o n fed erate p riv a te e r
a n d h a b i t s of t h e sp e c ie s of w h i t e a n t s
so d e s t r u c t i v e t o b u ild i n g s a n d of a n y S henandoah continued o p eratio n s till
m idsum m er, d e stro y in g a b o u t th irty
k n o w n m e t h o d of e x t e r m i n a t i n g t h e m .
T h e so called w h ite a n ts a re really m erch an t ships d u rin g A u g u s t 1805.
te rm ite s a n d live in colonies an d have B ut th ese w ere m ere echoes of th e
h a b its sim ila r to th e honeybee.
A g reat conflict, like p a tte rin g rain a fte r
m ethod of e x te rm in a tio n w ould be to a storm . T h e la s t arm e d fo rce o f Con­
locate th e n est, pro b ab ly in th e a ffect­ fed erates to su rre n d e r w as th e arm y
ed b u ild in g or in a piece of ro tted of G eneral E. K irby S m ith In T exas.
wood b u ried b en eath th e gro u n d n e ar May 20, 1805.
the building. If th e la tte r, b u rn th e
W h ic h w a s t h e older, J o h n W esley,
wood to d e stro y th e queen a n d th u s
d ls n tc g ra te th e colony; If in the t h e f o u n d e r of M e th o d is m , o r h is b r o t h ­
e r C h a r le s?
building, rem ove th e n e st w ith th e s u r­
Jo h n W esley w a s th e older, being th e
ro u n d in g w oodw ork a n d th e n a fte r a
free u se o f creo so te In all th e affected fifteenth child of Sam uel a n d S usanna
W esley, born J u n e 17, 1703, an d
p a rts rep lace w ith new wood.
C harles W esley, th e ir eig h teen th child,
born Dec. 28, 1708.
W h a t is t h e n a t u r e of t h e a c tio n of
oil In c a l m in g w a v e s a t se a 7
Is it
c h em ica l or m e c h a n i c a l ?
It is m echanical. T h e philosophy of
th e o p eratio n is th a t th e th in covering
of oil floating on th e w aves p re v e n ts
th e w ind from e n te rin g u n d e r th e s u r­
face an d th e re b y g re a tly red u ces th e
ro u g h n ess o f th e seu. th e h e ig h t o f th e
w aves an d th e b re a k in g of th e ir crests.
W hen w as L abor d ay established or
first ob se rv ed a s a h o lid a y ?
It w as first observed in C olorado in
1887.
Will you k indly p u b lis h a list of t h e
G reek l e t t e r college f r a t e r n i t i e s now in
o p e ratio n , sh o w in g t h e college w h e r e
o rg a n iz ed a n d d a t e of o r g a n i z a t i o n ?
D o n 't S ta n d L ike
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Bargain—Six lots, all in one
block, barn and wagon shed,
good well, with pump in it.
Apples, prunes and plums,
stree in full bearing. On West
Main street, close in. $1,650.
Inquire at Leader office.
Fine Small Pear Orchan and G arden
An acre of fine land one block
from paved street, running water
for irrigation plant, 70 D’Anjou
and Bartlett pear trees 4 years old.
some berries, an ideal home site,
for fruit, garden, berries and poul­
try, only $650. Why buy a lot
when you can get this miniature
farm for a little more. See Leader.
Hitching
Post
For Sale or Trade—Good, desirable
property.
Inquire of W. H*
150-ACRE, STOCK AND DAIRY
Blair.
ranch, 16-room house, good
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, Klamathjcounty, 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-
payment. Easy terms. Ad­
room cottage, barn, poultry
dress E. S. Nichols, Wildwood,
houses, buggy shed, lots of
Ore.
berries, good garden land,
young family orchard, just
Good Foothill Ranch 80 acres,
outside city limits. $1,500. Phil­
21-2 miles v e st of Cottage
ip Jones.
Grove, good 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 timl>er,
per acre. See the Leader. H.O.
good springs, house, barn,
fenced on three sides, 2 3-4
Acreage Home—About i 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 B u y- 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
Fine Poultry Journal Free.
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T he follow ing list em b races th e p rin ­
cipal ones: K ap p a Alphn. founded a t
Union college, 1825; D elta Phi, Union,
She re m a in e d on th e s ta g e u n til w ith ­ 1827; Sigm a P h i. Union, 1827; A lpha
in tw o y e a rs o f h e r d e a th , Nov. 4.1873. D elta Phi, H am ilto n , 1832; Psl Upsllon.
Union, 1833; D eltn U psllon. W illiam s,
With every cash subscription
A Bargain.
1834; Rota T h e ta PI, Miami. 1839;
D oes t h e g o v e r n m e n t h a v e s t a t i o n s
to
the
Leader
or
renewal
we
will
for f u r n i s h i n g oil a s fuel f o r t h e s h i p s Chi Psl, U nion, 1841; D elta K appa give a years subscription to the
Nine room residence, modern-
E psilon, Yule, 1844; Z eta P sl, New
of t h e n a v y ?
“ Feathered World,” a fine poul­ ly equipped, corner lot, 60x114
York
u
n
iv
ersity
,
1840;
D
elta
Psl,
Co­
I t Is now c o n stru c tin g o r p re p a rin g
try journal published at Walla feet, good private water system,
to c o n stru c t fuel oil sta tio n s ns fo l­ lum bia, 1847; T h e ta D elta Chi. Union.
bearing fruit trees, grapes, ber­
low s: A t P e a rl H a rb o r, H aw aii, a 1847: P hi D elta T h eta. M iami, 1848; Walla, absolutely free. Only 25 ries and shubbery. In west Cot­
Phi
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D
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Jefferso
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.
1848:
subscriptions
taken
on
this
basis.
1.500,000 g allon ta n k ; a t G u an tan am o .
tage Grove, close in, only $1,300.
C uba, five ta n k s , each 1.500,000 g a l­ Phi K appa Sigm a. U niversity o f P en n ­ Better call early.
0 . H . W il l a r d .
lons; one 700,000 gallon tn n k each a t sy lv an ia, 1850; Phi K appa Psl, Je ffe r­
Melville, R. I.; a t N orfolk, V a.; a t son. 1852: Chi Phi, P rin ceto n , 1854;
C harleston. S. C., a n d a t K ey W est, Sigm a Chi, M iami, 1855; Sigm a A lpha
Pacific & Eastern
Epsilon. A labam a, 1856: D elta T uu Oregon
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
Fla.
D elta. B ethany, 1860; A lpha T au Oioe-
Railway
Company
P l e a s e toll s o m e th i n g a b o u t H o w a r d gn. V irginia M ilitary In stitu te. 18(15;
J . S . V f c d le y
K appa A lpha (south). W ashington and
C han d ler Christy.
TIME
CARD
NO.
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H e w as born In M orgnn county. Ci­
W . BOUND Special A ttention G iven to M ining and
on J a n . 10, 1873, a n d w as ed u c a te d 1807; Sigm a Nu. V irginia M ilitary In­ F.. BOUND
No. 1
No. 2
C orporation Law.
th ere a n d a t D un can F alls. O. H e s titu te . I860.
w ent e a s t In 1893 a n d sin ce h a s been
Office, W oodw ard B uilding.
A. M. Mis.
ST A T IO N S
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P rac tic e s in a ll C o u rts
W o o d w ard B uilding
phosphorue?
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Did L a u r a K e ene c o n t i n u e to a c t a f t ­
e r t h e a s s a s s i n a t i o n of L incoln d u r i n g
one of h e r p e r f o r m a n c e s ?
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Reliable Harness
The Catalogue
House
Bargain.— Good two horse hack
$130.
Mower, rake and feed
cleaner. Complete house mov­ Two Good Modern Cottages, rent
ing outfit and a 175-acre farm,
for $18 per month, two lots on
60 acres in cultivation, all level
paved street, close in, only
except 30 acres good timber, and
$2,400. See the Leader.
new house, barn, etc., $50 per
acre. See Thomas Allen, this Attractive Offer—Six lots just out­
side the city on the south,
city.
fenced and in cultivation. Only
Alfalfa Land One to 3 1-2 miles
$350. 1 1-2 acres, 6-room cot­
of Orland, Cal., from 5 acres
tage, with bath, good out-build­
up at $150 to $210 per acre,
ings, berries, running water, one
with plenty of water for irri­
block from paved street. Only
gating, one-fifth cash, balance
$2,600, terms. See the Leader.
one-tenth each year, no pay­
(lm t)
ment for two years, 6 per cent,
sandy loam, no gravel, will How Does This Suit-You?—8 acres
in Spray’s tract, (Cedar Park)
grow alfalfa, lemons, oranges,
1 3-4 miles east of Cottage
olives and all kinds of fruits
Grove, good fences, 700 prune
and vegetables. Inquire at
trees, 1200 gooseberries, water
Leader office.
right for irrigating.
Cheap,
Bottom Land—Over 12 acres rich
half cash.
Inquire at Leader
sandy bottom, 1 mije out, $200
office or of E. G. O. Groat.
in small house and other im­
provements, tract in crop $2100.
7 room modern cottage, 4 fine
lots, barn, woodshed, lots of
fruit, close in. A bargain. See
the Leader.
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FOK SALE
W a s G e n a ra l W infield S c o t t e v e r ■
c a n d i d a t e f o r p r e s i d e n t of t h e U n ite d
S ta te s?
A catalogue lists a
double work harness,
No. 10 L 2316
at
$46.74. I will supply
any farmer or team­
ster with the same
harness at the same
price plus $1.00 for
freight.
BEALS
Hot LaKe Springs
HOT LAK E, OREGON
U nion C ounty, 9 m iles east of La G ran d e
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S u b je c t to c h a n g e w ith o u t n o tic e .
A ll o u tw a rd fre ig h t to s ta tio n w h e re th e re is
no a g e n t w ill b e left a t ris k of o w n e r.
S tag e leaves D isston a fte r a rriv a l of tra in on
M onday, W ed n esd ay a n d F rid a y for O rstc o .
F r e ig h t w ill no t be receiv ed a t th e O. 8c S. F.
R, R. D epot a fte r 5 p. m. T o in s u re fo rw a rd in g
on u e x t tra in fre ig h t m u s t be d e liv e re d in am p le
tim e to p e rm it of its b e in g b ille d .
An e x tr a tra in for p a ss e n g e rs o n ly leaves C ot­
ta g e G rove S a tu rd a y s a t 3.00 p. m . r e tu rn in g
a rriv e s a t C o tta g e G rove a t 6.15 p. m.
Blacksmithing
Correct Method of
Horseshoeing
S p rig g s Br O S .
C OA L
A d v ertise!
A d v ertise!!
A dvertise 111
Blackmore - McFarland
Fine new 5-room modern bungalo, A 4-room house and two nice
with bath, etc., two lots, close
lots, $675.
Small payment
in, on 9th st. Only $1,500. See
down, balance easy terms. In­
the Leader.
quire at this office. '
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D c q fis f
R esidence P hone 121L
Have you tried Drugless methods
to improve your health and effi­
ciency?
Get a move on.
The MEDICATED MUD, VAPOR and MINERAL BATHS
Let the world
know you are of H ot Lake have proven a boon to sufferers from Rheu­
awake. Push matism, Blood Kidney and Liver Complaints. Accomm o­
your business dations at the sanitorium delightfully complete, and rates with­
to success or in reach of all.
your business
Apply to any agent for particulars and ask for booklet
will push you
telling
all about the Springs; or write to G. W. TAPE!, the
to the wall.
new Manager at H ot Lake, Ore.
It.
Telephone 3, Phillips Building.
South of First National Bank
Sixth Street
fram a ll 0-W . I . • N. «tatiaa.
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Residence P h o n e 126J
Chiropractor
Mrs. Covell, Assistant
General Repair Work
FARES
OfFce Phone 34.
DR. FRED COVELL
U N D ER N E W M ANAGEM ENT
REDUCED
Office in McFarland
Building, Upatairn.
Office hours, 9:30 to 4:30. Saturday 11
to 3, other hours by appointment
The b a lla st and matt curative spring in the warld
SPECIAL
P l j y s i c i q q qijd S p itg c o i]
Office P hone 5
And
E xtensive im sra v a m .n t. have been m ade ia all department*
C o tta x e G rove, O re
i l . W . L i l A f K , 1J[. G .
A. B. WOOD, (Jen. Mgr
Wagon Making
NATURE’S WONDERFUL CURE
P h o n e N o. 43
Good hard fuel coal
chca|)cr fuel than
wood. Apply to
THE CITY TRANSFER.
lit 1|. Vf l l i Jt S
Successor to M arion V eatch
F U N K R A L DIRECTOR A ND
KMBALMKR
LADY
Phone 132 Y
ATTENDANT
C ottage G rove, Oregon
•je m s m s m s »
COTTAGE GROVE
Hospital H Sanatarlom
lig h t Hare at Tear lam a
Surgical Case« Especial Attention
X - R A Y LABARAT0RY
For Further Particulars Address
Dr. H. C. Schleef
For quality and price in cut
glass, see Scholl.