Lane County leader., October 02, 1903, Image 8

OUR CORRESPONDENTS
F A R- M S
A SPECIALTY
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F o r y o u lo b v jy o r front In a l l p o rts o f th e
c o u n t r y et t h e c h e a p e s t p r ic e s a n d b e e t te rm s
Cal Buuch made a business trip to
Eugene.
Mr. Caldwell and wife were in our
n eigh borh ood Thursday.
Mrs. H. K. Shirk and children of i
Latham visited relatives in this vici
nity.
No. 25- (facies 2 miles from Cottage
Ilr . Clow has been plow ing on j
Mr. R icbaidson ’s place lately. It
ie reported that Mr. Clow has rent­
ed the land for a year.
Price......................................... 5*00
No. 24— Is a 120-acre farm 5 miles
from Cottage Grove, well improv­
ed, 35 acres In cultivation, a good
orchard of choice, popular fruits,
75 acres of well seeded pasture,
spring water. One of tne best
producing farms in Lane Co.
Price.............................. $18 per acre.
No. 19- 134 acres 3 1-2 miles, from
tow n, 30 acres good bottom land,
balance bill pasture, good 1 1-2
story house, family orchard, cow
and horse barns, running water;
$500 down, balance easy terms.
Mr. E. A. W heeler, wife and Bon
Albert, and S. F . W heeler and wife
took dinner at the home W . N.
W heeler one dav last week.
Price........................................ $1675
No. 36—4 acres 2 miles irom town,
tage Grove; all very best improv­
ed ; all buildings modern and up-
to-date ; best bay and garden
land to be bad anywhere; au or­
chard of 1000 choice trees; run­
ning water; school house within
1 -K mile of house. Au ideal farm
Price ........................... $30 per acre
No. 12 —120 acres 6 miles west of
Eugene, 40 acres farm laud, 40
acres hue timber, balance good
grazing land ; small house, with
good dry lumber to build new
house; plenty of fruit; ou gravel­
ed road ; au extra good bargain.
Price................................$16 per acre
No. Il—1K7 acres 3 1-2 miles from
account
of
W oods S. M iller went to Eugene
last week.
Hauling lu m ber from the
sawmill has begun.
The picnic social w as
on account of diptheria.
Hohl
postponed
Mrs. ltoy Coffin was thrown from
a wagon and sustained two broken
ribs.
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training department o f nine grades. T u ition uniform with
other N orm al Schools. Pleasant surroundings. Best o f
influences. E xcellen t accom m odations in boarding halls,
or w ith private fam ilies. Students m ay enter at any time
and find w ork suited to their needs. Y o u n g people desiring
to fit themselves for teachers, or for college, or those desir­
in g a g ood education for business life w ill find w hat they
need here.
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Darwin Bristow, l'res.
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DRAIN, OREGON.
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D rain C o o s Bay Railroad.
Z F I3 IC 3 E
$ 2
A postal will bring a booklet telling all about It. Address
A G o o d M ining In v e s tm e n t.
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H ay »nil Seed YVlient
tor Sale
Sixty-live tons of haled barley
and oat hay for sale in any quantities,
at $12 per tou. Tw o buudred b u ­
shel of good cleau seed wheat—
white fall wheat and bluesteam for
Bale at $1.00 per bushel, at Currin's
bridge ou the O. A S. E. railroad.
F. S. C'urrin.
G o a ts P o r Nule.
Thirty head of well bred Angora
G oats, half wethers, half nnnnies.
Tli ree dollars per head.
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D E. Slagle.
Rheumatic Co.. Hartford,Conn.
Oregon Nursery Co.
S A L E M . O REGON.
LARGEST NURSERY
ON
THE
P A C I F I C CO A S T
Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, Vines, Etc.
Maynard Plum— Apple
rI i 1 ton Apricot— Frost-Resisting
W R IT E F O R C IR C U L A R S — S A L E S M E N
W ANTED.
Cash advanced for expenses-Catalogue and price list free upon application
Good W ood Saw For Sale
Goals for Sede or Trade.
A steam w ood saw equipped with
both drag and circular saws, a fine
outfit and a bargain. Apply to
William Veatch, Cottage G rove, resi­
dency in Gowdv ville.
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Six Hundred g ood grade nannie
goats for sale at from $3 to $4 per
head. W ill be sold in numbers to
suit purchasers, or will exchange
goats for cattle or a good team of
heavy horses. Inquire of.
N o tic e fo r
J as . H. H awley
r u b r ic a lIo n .
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United States Land Ofllce.
Roseburg, Oregon, July 21 1903,
N ode« i* hereby given that In compliance
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with the provisions of the act of Congr«\*«a ot
June 3, >8 y 8, entitled "An act for the ¡»»la of mous
timber lands In the States of California, t >rego»
Nevada.an«i Washington Territory,” asextend-
ed to all the public laud states by act of August
4,1892.
AI.BKRT S. FUNK
of Atlantic, county of Cass, state of Iowa, has
this «lay filed in this office Ids sworn statement
No. Mao f«>r the purchase o f the lots • ami 2 , and
w ’ , ne*4 of section no . 21 in township 20 , south
•>f range No. 2 west, and will offer pr«H»f t«* show
Jua
that the land J sought is mor«* valuable
for its
timber or stone than for agricultural purposes,
ami to establish his claim t«> said land before
the Register and receiver o f this «*ffi«’e at R«*se
burg, Oregon, on Friday, the nth day of Deeem-
her, l“«vv lie names as witnesses J W Houck,
Ed Galhreath ami Emmet sharp o f Cottage
Gr«*ve. Oregon, ami L K Wooley of Dorena. Or.
Any ami all persons claiming adversely the
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—- ‘ * to flit* their
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above
«leserihetí
lands
claims in this office on or l»ef«*re said 11 th day o f
Dec.. lia»
J. T. B r id g e *
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Register.
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to Metcalf & Morris tor the fa­
Wolverine soap.
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CONTK*sT NOTICE.
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CULTIVATORS, Plow
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Mining Supplies, El
Piper&YanDenburi
CAPITAL - $*25,000
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A general banking business transacted.
Cottage Grove, Oregon.
Located on Southern Pociflc Railroad in Douglas County, Ore.
T h e waters w ill cure 90 per
cent o f cases o f Constipation,
Rheumatism, Catarrh, S tom ­
ach, K idney, L iver troubles.
Shingles
One Gallon of These
First class, smooth bark,
lied Cedar shingles only
W a te rs C on tain
n a i e r s u m ia in . . .
$2 per iU>
Postoffico. Express mid pubt
Telephone on premises. Froi
$10 per week up, Including batl
Trains stop In front of hote
p SEESKE i w d £ M#« ? £
r . - Ä S h Ä L ' N m S
Sodium Chloride - - Zll.oogr
Capt. Ben D. Boswell, P r o p riete
At the railroad station
TOOL OUTFITS F01
THE MECHAN I I
Apply to
J. II. W E A VE R , S r
N o tic e fo r P u b lica tio n .
United .States Land Office,
Roseburg, Oregon, Aug. 17, 1903. I
. Notice is hereby given that In compliance |
with the provisions of the act of Copgreffs of
June 3, )878, entitled "An act for the sale of I
timber lands in the States of California, Oregon 1
Nevada and Washington Territory,” asextend- j
ed to all the public laud states by act of August ■
4, 1892.
SHADE STIDHAM,
o f London, county o f Lane, state o f Oregon, on
May 25, ’93 filed in this office his*s\vorn statement
5231 for the purchase o f the N W ‘ _, NE1, of
section 6, townsh'p 22, south of range 3 west
and will offer pnxif to show that the land
sought is more valuable for its timl>er and stone i
than for agricultural purposes, and to estab-|
lish his claim to said land l>etore J J Walton,
U. S. Commissioner, at Eugene. Oregon, on Sat­
urday, the 31st day of Oet«d>er, 1903. He names !
as witnesses: 8 8 8lM>rtridg«\ A W Slmrtrldge, i
Willis Nowell, Bert Tedrole, all ot lvondon.
Lane county, Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the '
above «Inscribed lands are requested to file
their claims in this office on or before said 31st
day o f Octolier. 1903.
J. T. B r id g e s ,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United States Land Office
Roseburg, Oregon, Sept 15, 1903.
Notice is hereby given that the following
name<l settler has filed notice of his Intention to
make
final
proof
in
support
of
his claim, ami that said proof will In? ma le be­
fore J. J. Walton, U. S. Commissioner at Eu­
gene, Oregon, on Tuesday Nov. totli. 1H03. viz-
ALLEN KIRK
4 S 0 UTHE 4 STERN R.
AVe have them at all prices
Also, we carry the liest
makes of t«H>ls of all kinds
f o r carpenters, cabinet
makers and machinists.
ComplC” stock of general
harilware. 8ee us Indore
buying your farm imple­
ments and wagons : : :
Griffin d Ventri C«
A Rattling Good, Spick and Span Rig
is what y o u want when you go f o r a drive, r
matter whether you go on a business trip, or ju
to take your best girl for a ride, and this is whi
we furnish ouiycustomers. It s our business I
please the public in this respect, and it s a jiric
that we t.tk«* in doing so— to furnish the very bei
to lie ha«i in our line. Prompt service : : :
J5- N<>. M l" , for the se‘ 4 se1», sec. 34 T.
20 N., R. 2 West.
He nanms the following witnesses to prove
ms eontin«.us resilience up«ui and cultivatiim «>1
said laml viz: John Kirk. Charles Martin. A.
Land and B. Land, all o f Dorena. Oregon.
J. T. B r id g e s , Register.
OREGON
MagnealumChloride .1
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Falclum Carbonates - ■ .1
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Chrisman & Bangs
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Time Table N o. 1.
F A S It I«
S T A BL E
To take effect on July 27, 1903.
D A IL Y E X C E P T S P N D A Y -
Lumber
United States Laud Office,
Riwteburg. Oregon, Aug. 7. 190«.
rotici : for ri bu fati » * .
A sufficient contest affidavit having l»een tiled
in tins office l»>
Filile
- *«| Slates Lami Offi«-**.
R A M11HH.K BROOKS,
Roweliur#. OrutfiHi. March 23» i m
nit. aga
against homost.-a.l entry Vm, 11.812,
It ótica la hereLy given that to com p! tanca «'oui. staut,
•■•Mviv B
May
ay 8th,
i«h, '•
tana,
»•»*£. for
IV>| w»,
H; j se»4 c r '.s
1, sw*4.
w » ,. see-j
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With the proTlsioin of the set of Congre»* of made
June t. trN. «nMMe.t \\n art for th« sale of tl«*n jn. Township 19. s Range *w. by Anett.ilBrit-
limber larvi.* in the
< f California.Oregon ton. «-«»ntestee, in which It is allegetl that *ai«l
Nevá is atol W ashin-,: m Territory, asesten«!- I entry woman has fa I le«l to establish «er residence
•d t«> all the public latol stares by avi of August thereon «>r to maintain the same; that she has
| not culrivatetl tin* same m*r any part thereof;
i imi.
i that the said entry woman Is dead; and that f«»r
THOMAS K. (• AI.HKKA TH
m««re than six months pri«.r to her death she ha«l
of Cottage Or««ve, county of Lane. state of Ort* wholly ;«K»iMt«»iHst thesahl lami that her lielrs
got», has tins day ill. «1 in this office his *w«*rn haic not resided on the same n«'r cultivated the
atplemcnt So. »..•.» f. r th« purchase of the aw
same since her death. Sal«l parties are hereby
B is e c t io n N o
in T o w n nship
s h ip N«v
No. 20. south »»I n«»tifted to appear. res|N»nd ami ««rfer evi«tence
R a n g e No. 2 w est, . atul
a n d will o
ile r pr«s>
«iiier
pr«*4>f to sh«*w tem hmg sakl allegatk'iis, at l<> «»*ck»« k a. ih . « hi i
th a t ìh e lam i so u g h t is n u d e v a in
ah
-.»aide
f«»r iu Nov« mber 12 th. tsavi. Iwf«»re Hon. K O. Potter.:
timber *»r stone than for agríetiiturul purpose«, notary public f.w Oregtm. at Eugene, Oregon. ‘
anti to establish his claim t*» s.ti«| lamí h*fi«rr and tliat final hearing will be held at 1 «i o'elocg
the Rectster ai .«I Ke« elver M tills ofttce at lC««se- a in. on Novemtwr 21 . tssa. bef«>re the Register I
burg. Oregon, on Tuesttay. the 15th «lav of Ih an«l Ke«*elver at the Unltevi males laml Office
rem l'or, I me :. He lutine* as witnesses J R i at R«*seburg. t>retmn.
Nayk’s. Ik*retía, Oregon, J. I) Damm«>n. Ku- i The sakl c«>nt«'stant having, in a pr«>per affida­
tetit'. Ihvgoti. Alt*ert Kn»« rson. Cottage Girne, vit. filed July l. 1988, set f«»rth fact* which
bregón. Cu »net sharp. Cottage Grove. Oregon *li«‘w that after due diligeni'e pv^sonai servleo «*f \
.Any amt all nen«*nv elaiimng a«iverse!) the this notice can not he made, i f t* h« rebv .Hrterrd
abovo a«**L‘r itati lami« are re.|uste«i to file tlic».’” amt directe<l that such n«»tlce l»e given bv due
ela im ' tu t b s ffi'*e «»a o f before aatd I» «lay o f . find proper pub«icati«>n.
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Herbert Eakin, Fasti.
_______ ___ _______________ Register.
For Hale— Tw o good promising
q u a rt/ claims (iOOxlftt)«) feet, situat­
ed ouc half and three-quarters of a
mile respectively from Bohemia
Mountain
Plenty of water and tim­
ber o " each claim for mining pur-
{M>seb. The ledges are from 4 to ti
feet wide and are of free milting ore.
P rice $500. Samples of the quartz
may be seen at this office. Call ou
o r address.
W . E. E owards .
B o h c m i a , Omcooa
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MOWERS AND RAKE
II. C. M A D S E N , A g e n t, C ottage G rove,O r.
Manufactured by Bex
Henry Laird came iu from E u ­
gene yesterday, via L oon Lake and
Alleghany. He says the railroad
surveyors are making g ood progress
on the Umpqua, and the manner in
which the work is heiug done indi­
cates that the com pany backing
them means business. As near as
he could learn the road is to come
dow n the Umpqua on the opposite
side from G ardiner, crots through
the Ten Mile country and strike
C oos Bay in the neighborhood of
North S lou g h .— Coos Bay News.
Rings
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BANK
Caues Rheumatism, Sciatica, Lumbago, Neuralgia and Gout.
You can remove the cause by wearing one o f our
Uric Acid in Rex Rheumatic
Tie Blood
CHAMPION
A full and complete
line of ; : ; ; ;
F irst National
For the Best and Cheapest
hop or fruit farms in the valley.
Call ou or address 8 . A. M c K ay
CrcsweM, Ore.
You deal direct
with the owner.
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Groceries, Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shot
Hardware S t o v e s , T i n w a r
Central Oregon State Normal School
W . H. DEMPSTER, President
L E W I S & VEATCt
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School is closed ou
diphtheria.
BARGAIN«
are I'em* nBireil lu many department» of our mercliandla« stock ami u ».n .
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Don’t you want freedom from
pain? Take Wine of Cardui
and make one supreme effort to
be well. You do not need to be
a weak, helpless sufferer. You
can have a woman's health and
do a woman’s work in life. Why
not secure a bottle of Wine of
Cardui from your druggist to­
day?
The Central Oregon State
Normal School at Drain
OPENS
SPECIAL
Oakland, Douglas county, mostly
bottom land, well fenced and has"
good buildings. A flue place for
stock and poultiy.
There was a family reunion at the |
iiouse 20x24, and other buildings |
home of M. Y. Babcock Sunday
in good repair. A great snap.
Price ....................
$25 per acre
Price .................................... $300 |
afternoon, those present were M. \r.
Babcock and family, H. W . Babcock
W e h av e sco res o f o th er farm s, liesld es a l;truc lint o f ch o ic e h u lh llu a [of*, acreage, re s i­
lience*. bu»ine»a b ou ses, and In fa c t a ll k in d s o f re a l p ro p erty c h ea p an d on e a sy term s.
wife and three neicea, and their fam­
V f t ’ n i I 'Y
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V f I I V ic
C O R N E R 2 d A N D M A IN S T S
ilies respectively, Mr. and Mrs. A.
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O» r l l L i i v r . , C O T T A G E G R O V E . OREGON
iW. Randolph, Mrs. H. K. Shirk and
children of Latham, Mr. and Mrs.
\\ in . W oods and children o f Cottage
D r4,T 4iX 4,T *d.
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(J ifv e , W . N. W heeler and family
S. F. W heeler and wife. All pre-
sei.i enjoyed themselves very much
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vn-iiiugof old time friends.
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All joined in singing some sacred
music, and Mrs. W oods who is high­
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ly accomplished both in vocal and
instrumental music favored the com ­ - t
pany with some grand music. The
for t lie work
of the year on
party broke up with pleasant g ood ­
byes and wishes for a like meeting
in the future.
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T h e school is w ell equipped for its particular line ot w ork.
D iv id e Item s.
E x cellen ce is the m otto o f the sch ool. F ou r courses. A
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Peoria St
C hicago , III., Oct. 7, 1902.
Eight month, ago I was to ill
that I v u compelled to he or «it
down nearly aft the time. My
•tomach was to weak and upset
that I could keep nothing on it
and I vomited frequently,
could not urinate without great
pain andj coughed so much that
my throat and lungs were raw
and sore.
The doctor, pro­
nounced it Rright', dicease and
other, said it was consumption.
It mattered little to me what
they called it and I had no de­
sire to live. A sister visited me
from St. Louie and asked me if
i had ever tried Wine of Cardui.
I told her I had not and she
bought a bottle. I believe that
it saved my life. I believe many
women could save much suffer­
ing if they but knew of its value.
No. 14—337 acres 2 miles from Cot­
Grove; all bottom land; choice
orchard of 400 bearing trees ; is a
good home and good investment.
O. D. W heeler moved bis family
and household goods to Eugene,
where he expects to reside an in­
definite length of time.
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WRITING
St'litMtl » ill *'*"ii i>|i«i ami Hie pupil» »Imultl ser our fine Hue o f lalil. i* i..,
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tlrelr wrltlua material. Flue»« line ever seen la Cottage Grove
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No. 3
No. 1
No. 2 I No. 4
EAST
EAST
W EST
W EST
BOUND BOUND Lv
Ar B O U N D H O UN D
1:45 pill 7:30 am Cottage Grove I liLdOam 5:30 pm
2:1 »5 “ 17:50 ‘
W alilen
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5:0«
2:10 “ 7:5ft “
Currin
11:01
5:01
2:14 “ 7:50 “ Cerr<* Gordo 10:57
4:57
2:18 “ ¡8:04 “
Baker
10:52
4:52
2:29 “ ,8:14
Dorena
I M k N B 4:.50
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Bed K«H k
10:43
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Stewart
10:3« “ 4:38
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star
10:.T;t “ 4:3:4
2:55 M : h :40 “
Rocky Point 19:20 “ 4:20
3:20 ** jtcOft M Ar Wilttwd
10:00 “ 4 (10
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GROCERIES
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T he best and Largest
M ock of Dry Lumber
from our Coast Fork
Mills is now ready for
Delivery a t Popular
Prices
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Subject to change without notice
Freight will not be received at the D I N a
R. R. dep«»t after 5 p in. To Insure f«»rw*rdimr
«»n the next train, freiglit must in* delivered in
ample tune ta$ |«er>nit «»f its being btiled.
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____JoHN H* P earsons , General Manager
Olir Motto Quick Sales-Small Profit*
H t iiiiin o t iH .
U . « ^ , V r " r'
Houses built on the in­
stallment Plan . . .
hxcrvthing fresh andu|»-to-date. W ell assort*
stock ot all the best brands at bed rock price
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Rondin* and Sale* Denartment
J. H.
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Mminioir*. ami if you f-»ii t..
•U|,>n of this
■Wherein r«‘.,utr id f,»r*w i
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tilt will apply to the sakl *Coiir Owth
pla!M‘
mande<t m her coniplaint, wliich J* for
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rtl,h«r»e-
Tnls Suinnums is DubiiHh*><i
six successive weeks in the I in * r e*
for
» wetklv nrv.paper M M adM n SV tSS l « * 1 " '
Lüne
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L a «- c r wnty.
Vntv. Orugon. by ^
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Hamilton,
Hamll.-oi, 3ud*e
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of tl.»’ *ï^ î
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made
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w i h ù Oregon,
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tem her at a Fhamëer*
t , im i,
sep-
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All kinds
o f
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Country Produce
Bought and Sold
K.
Bri" B >OI'f egg* '■’n<l <'lw ken» 1o M .
« e will pay the hl*he»t price In casti »r trad»
Risley Grocery Co.
(||t\ Building—Main ¡Street Cottage Grove
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