Lane County leader., November 12, 1904, Image 4

DO IT
NOW
require an additional num-
GEO. LEA WAS CANED o tiouably
f papers to supply the rapidly in­
And the
People ol Sheridan
Satisfied.
From th e S h e rid a n N e w Sun, N ov. 4 .
....
TIMK TAIU.K NO 3
To take elfeet oh April .*,1001.
DAII.V KXOr.IT Ml NI»A\.
creasing demand for “ T h e Call.
(lo to tlie Im perial Hotel for Sun
Are
It w ill be advisable to order early. clay dinner.
Kveryone a masterpiece.
1905—OREGON —1905
A t a meeting o f the citizens o f
Improving Road.
Sheridan last T u esday evening it
During the past few w eeks gravel
was decided to give Mr. Geo, I,ea has been hauled in quantities and
a caning and the necessary article placed along the ro; d to London
was procured at Portland. W ed­ Mineral Springs, under supervision
Get in touch with (hebest
und turnest stoch of
nesday evening a large number o f 1 o f A . L . Woodard and Je ss Hcnus,
our citizens met at the Hotel S h eri­ road supervisors.
T h is read is
dan and invited Mr. Tea into the now one of the very best in the
parlor where Attorney J . T. Sim p southern part of^ Lane county
son in a neat speech, thanking him
some improvement o f grades
for the way in which he had done the high w ay w ill liecume one of
In town . The opportun ­
ity ¡/on have been waiting
hi-, work for the city and in the which the people o f this section may
umt toot ing for is here .
name of the people, presented Mr. speak with some degree o f pride.
These cold chilly morn ­
[ Lea with a gold-headed cane,
ings mute the shivers
neatly engraved—one o f the best
Death of Young Mother.
run u/i und iloicn one's
that could be procured in the city
bur /: unit o f course you
Mrs. Alonzo Shortridge died on
nn t ii ru
y t hi n h o f
o f Portland —as a token ol respect
Sunday last at the Shortridge mill
Woolen Underwear und
and appreciation o f bis honesty,
on the Coast Fo rk of tin W il­
where is the best pluce to
integrity and capability as a con­
lamette, leaving a husband and
bug .
tractor. M r. I.ea thanked
the
Our tines ure complete
two children to mourn her loss.
people as best he could, under the
uml the best obtainable ,
One of the children is an infant
and the price .range is
circumstances for be was taken
only a few w eeks old; the other a
wide enough to satisfy
completely by surprise and « a s so
girl of about five years.
Funeral
a ll classes of trade
¡tilled with emotions that he was
services were held * M onday and
almost speechless. Mr. Lea greatly
the bereaved fam ily ha- the s y m ­
M e n 's C u u n la’ It a t i - r u d e r
i prizes this token and the people
pathy of the entire community.
w e a r , l ine q u a lit y , n o n -
I think they have
done nothing
s h r iiiL In g
more than express their true feeling.
Decision in School Case.
s riT
Mr. and M rs. G eo. Lea left for
Following
the action
of the
.M en’s F in e W o o l I'n d e r w o n r ,
their home in Cottage Grove last
S in g le t l i e i u l.....................
Sehool Hoard of District No. 45 in
T h u rsd ay
Mr. L e a has been with
dism issing M iss Nan Shivelev as a
11s
for
the
past
three months putting .
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s r i T
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teacher in the schools in the city,
in the city water xvorks. 1 Ins he
,
, .
,
J
| an appeal was taken
by
M is s
M e n ’s H I I i I h - i I W o o l I'nder-
has done well and has proved to the ,,, . , . , ,
. 0
w e a r. Seleel stoi-k, extra
'
Sh ively to County Superintendent
11 unii I.V.........
people o f Sheridan that lie not only
W B, D illard, who alt-r reviewing
S I I T knows how to do work hut that be ; the case rendered the follow ing dt-
will push it as fast as possible and
Men’s ('.-lini Is Hair I líder
: cision:
w e a r. S u p e r io r fin ish , ex- y C j j d o it honestly.
Mr. I.ea has en­
T o the District school hoard of
trn lie n v .v .................................
i,# * /"
deared him self in the hearts of the
District No. 45. Lane Co., Ore.—
S U I T Sheridan people and
many were
Geiiilenieii: T h e motion to dismiss
sorry to see him go. lit- told the
.M en’s n il W o o l V ie n n a un-
the appeal o f M iss Nan S h ively
w e a r. I ’x t r a q u a lity....
city council what could he done,
against the action of said board in
what it could lie done for and then
S I I T went ahead and did it. It is profi­ declaring vacant the place which
l the said Nan Sh ively had accepted
tably due more to the advice of Mr.
M e n ’s P l u s h
W o o l I'n d e r
is hereby over-ruled, oil the lollow-
w e a r. D o u b le th re ad , e x ­
: Lea than anybody else that Sh eri­
| ing grounds to-wit:
t r a H u e ..............................
d a n now has a complete water sys-
From the record of said board it
S U I T ! tem that she can feel proud of. We
appears that the said Nan Sh ively
M e n ’s A u s t r a l i a n W o o l f u ­
I would heartily recommend Mr. Lea j
was tendered a position as teacher
lle r w e a r .
Kern finish,
to any city contemplating the es­
Heeeeil lin e i! .......................
in the public schools under the
tablishment ol a water system , for ; charge of said board and the posi­
S I I T
he is a practical man in every w ay. ! tion was accepted and the duties
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3000 MEN WANTED.
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niug Liuiuicnt, t i IRu um • t i m» »ml
nil i mi ns nnd Intiamfitum. ibict 50
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E l y ’ s C r e a m B a l m
T h i s R e m e d y is a S p e c ific ,
S u r e to G iv e S a t is f a c t io n .
CIVES RELIEF A T ONCE.
Tf fleansos, soothoa, heals, aud protorts tho
disoased membrano. It currs Catarrh and
drives away a Cold in tho Head quickly,
liestorcs the Senses of Ta-to and Smell.
E asy to use. Contains no injurious drugs.
Applied into the nostrils and absorbed.
Large Size. 50 cents at Druggists or by
ail; Trial Size, 10 cents by mail.
S P K G IA L
are l ain: ottered in manv «lopaiSments of our merch.in-
dis, stock and it will pay you to give us a call.
For yo jrGwaral
C U R R IN a V E A T C H
iirocerics, Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots ami Shoes
,9 « ■•i^re.-a of ,
. . .. V >t I , ■ of
pi. - . i, i a, Otegon
X iiezUind*
. I.v H i of August
'
I 'l I t U C A T I O N
W o have them at ill prices
Also, wo carry fit * host
m ikes of tools <»i all kinds
f o r carpenters, cabinet
makers and machinists.
< lorn piote stock of gen era!
hardware. So« us bo lore
buying your farm impie*
incuts and wagons
: •
I'nlti-il stales l.aiwl olili---,
i.'iisi-hur :. or. rna. s, |* 1 . --*:i ima.
'■ olli-e 13 K.erpl.v riven that In oomplianï-t
will* 0 .- prnvislnti-i et 11 >■ m l -,i Cen(il'-3 of
Julia ' , HB», entlil. -I "An ai-l fi r the aate «
(fini - I.unl- in r
i
• i -.11 eontl.oit- -on
*..\it.ln :i..i
o- i-.- - erri - or>-," aaaxtaDQ-
e*l l nil the i-ia ie- lan-i -Inlt-s le artofAugUat
B A R T E L S ’ CITY MEAT MARKET
4 . rœ.
¡entered upon by the said Nan
I lilt e d S t a t e s I ,a n d < HHei>.
Kl o K N K II. WII.COX
The Call s Alt Supplements.
' S h ive ly and she was therefore en-
I’ o s e li i i r g , O r e g o n O e t. 2ti. i!«M I o f l'orlln n d . c .i i n l V " i M n lIn on i.ih .M t-ileo f <»ri--
N o t i c e Is h e r e b y g i v e n H int in c n in - m ,n. l u s Un» diiy tili-il lu lilla nllicir In» »w orn
B y special ofiicinl concession ob­ | titled to continue as teacher until
î . l î 'ü ’f l l ! N'* ''»'Gxfitr tin' ¡.ii r c lc io n f t ht* II» .
p llu u '-e « U h i Ii«- ( " " ' ¡ s i n u s i t ! i l i f
Of Sectio n Ño . .' in T o w u sliij» No. 20 , sonili
tained Irom the commissioners from | removed lor cause after a fair and A e t o f C o n g r e s s o f .lu n e fi. I’" ., e n ­ n I-;!..
f Hanne 4 w est, mul w ill offer p ro o f to sho w
th:»t
tlu* lmul solitili!, is m ore v ii I i m I j I g lo r ils
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Belgium, impartial trial before said hoard as
Iter I iim d s in t h e S t a t e s o f <'.-iiifo n r in . t im iter or si.to e th . 11 » lo r iiu rio u lh tn il p urp oses
am
i
to
-,taiili» bis claim lo .¡aiti lam i I »«for«
The | provided for in article 6 sec. 48 and O r e g o n , N e v a d a a n d W a s h in g -i o n ¡ j . -J. U t ..Uno.
France, Russia and Italy
I s Comiiil.s-suim r-ut lii-s offlco a t
liijd ' iic . o r '«>•»<.o. nu l im isii.ty, ti»« loth «lav of
C ali” is enabled to present its 1 1 nit- A o f the school laws o f Oregon T e r r i t o r y . " a s e x t e n d e d t o a ll H ie I 1 I liceo
m ffcr. I 9 »* 4 . H estaim *» a s w itn e ssc s: Jo h n
I’ llh lie I ,a n d S t a t e s l»y \ rl o l A u g ­
readers with exact reproductions of j Dated at Kligene, Oregon, this 5 th u s t I. ]S!»S. J o s e p h i n e A n d e r s o n o l ' II. p.arfol ». l.ctiis M fiV v , hoi h o f i ’o lta iïe G rovo,
F ra n k A. T rip . « la it. I’ . I W o r e a n x , D illi o f
C o t t a g e O r o v e . l 'o i u i t y o f l . a n e . S t a t e 1 ; 11 j : • n • •. ill of L a n e 1 «»uni \ . ( i * ron.
the most famous pictures exhibited la y o f Novem ber, 1904.
Any ami ail pcrs«»ns < ¡ ilmímr ¡al' or a*ly Ilio
o f O r e g o n , h a s t h is d a v filial ill lie -
- ihov i I csci ì I mm I lam» am rnpi-JcJ l*> Hl« tliolr J.
W . B. D11.1.ARP
hv these countries in the Great Art
o f f ic e lie r s u - o r ii s t a t e m e n t N o . fi .lfi , claims tu tins GlîicK’ oi! or h»?l'oro suiti làlli day o f
f o r th e in m - h a s e o f t h e f r a c t . .s y .S W ,1,. licccmhor, UMILI
Co. Supt.
Palace at the W orld’s Fair. E very
(Dio)
T. Hiimiü.s, Koglstor.
S U ', S F ,1, , o f S e c t io n N o . ¿ . T o w n s h i p j
picture is a masterpiece and was ¡ Appeal of Nan S h ively |
¿2 .S o u t h , o f R a n g e fi w e s t a n d w ill
o ff e r p i....... t o s h o w
t h a t t h e la n d
NOTK'K FOll I’ l nl.1i ’ AT ION.
selected after careful investigation
s o u g h t is m o r e v a l u a b l e f o r i t s t i m ­
The Board ot District , *>l' '
I'nited States Lami Office, Kosclmri', i)ro.
for “ The C a ll” by a committee con­
b er o r s t o n e th a n f o r a g r ic u ltu r a l
Oct. ll, 1904.
45, Lane Co., Ore. J
p u r p o s e s , a n d t o e s ta b lis h h er cla im
Notice is hereby giv«*ii that In coinpliftiM«
sisting o f the president o f the A m ­
Tailor Made Suits.
with
the
provision«
of
the
act
of
t'oiipr«
of M
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T o L . F. W ooley. Oliver Veatch
June >878. entitled "An act for the salo of
Suits tailor mail« to order at the erican Color company, the proprie-
S. C o m m i s s i o n e r , til I d - o llic e , a t
lands in t he .Slates of Cali¡«¡rnla. Or« on ,
and C II. VatiDenburg diiectors F .u g e n e, O r e g o n , o n S u t u r i l a ) t h e timber
Nevada .ami Wnsiiington Territory,” asextem l- ,
lowest figure«, l-iti-Nt styles. Suits tor of th eSl. Louis Globe-Democrat
eel to all the public lami stales by act of August ,
o f school hoard distticl No. 4 5 1 It Ii d a y o f J a m i l i y , I' a fi.
4. 1892.
cleaned and pressed. $1 per month, :1,'d a Call representative. These
s h e n a m e s a w i tnere.es:
N lCK ANDFHSON.
Gentlemen: From the transcript b o n i s ( ie r iim . A lfr e d S. R o w e l l , T .o a ls
G eo. Bum.Mss,
pictures are actual reproductions of I
of'Kligene, County o f Lane, Stale o f Oregon,!
of the records o f said hoard it ap ­ O s lr e r g , l-'red A n d e r s o n , n il o f C o t ­ has this day tiled in tills office lus sworn siale- ¡
River street, near Wall St.
the original oil paintings and are
ment N". 1.47-s forth « piirclrisei of the W 1 , NK j
ta g i- 1 1 n i k e . ( ir e g iin .
pears that said Nan Shiveley did not
Any and
a ll
p erson s
c l a i m i n g 1 S»l«' , NK 1 J, NW 1 , SK 1 o f Section No. 2 S, I
the highest type o f pictures ob­
lownship 2v South, ol Lange a west, W. M , ami
have due and legal notice of any a d v e r s e l y t i e a b o M ill s i-lib - il I -m l- will oliti' pr» »of to st]o\v that the land soimlff is!
tainable. T h e Russian forest fire
an * r e q u e s t « »I ti» Bit' U n ir c l a i m s in more valuable f«»r it8 timber or stone than for
A Bad Fire.
action that the said hoard was about Ibi» ottici- ou or bi-ímv »ubi I Uh ihiv , »vrli-iitluriil i-iirp....«and In csialdlsli hi» i-l.iiin
is one o f the finest pieces o f the
• to said land before J. J. Wallon, U. S. ( orn­
Ma.V des troy yo u r homes at any
to take against her in declaring her ili .In m in i ) Unir,.
missloner, at his office, al Kugene, Oregon, on
.1. r . Ilfim riF .K . Uc; ;ist(‘r.
Friday Hie 23rd day of December, 1904.
time; have To m A w h re y write you artist’s skill ever exhibited.
position as teacher in the school
He names as witnesses:
Som e o f these splendid pictures
u p a policy in either the .Etn a In-
Peder Ophus. Blue Hiver; Johannes J. Brautl,
under the charge o f said board
Bla«*kliulte;
Martin ILuigenson, I'.ngene; .lohn
Huriinee G o;to r the O r e g o n Fir e B e ­ are historical and a descriptive
NOTICK FOll rU llM C A T IO N .
I J. Rude, Kugene, all o f Lane County, Oreódu.
I’ liited States Laud Office,
Any and all perso»»» claiming a»lver‘;ely the
lief Afwociatinn o f McMinnville, Ore. write-up both o f the picture and vacant as provided for in A rticle’
ItoseburR, Oregon, N<» ember 4,1904.
above described lands are requested to tile their
(G lfi)
6 sec 4.8 subdivision
25 and
Noth*« is hereby jdven that the foUownif? ! claims in this office on or before said 23rd day o f ¡
artist w ill he attached to them.
named settler has tilt tlnotice of ids intention b> December, 1904.
Rule A o f the School Law of Ore­ make fin;« 1 proof in support of his claim, and
J. T. BlUDOKR, Keglster.
A full list o f the titles o f these
that said proof will lu* made before .1. J. Walton,
V e have a large S u pply o f ehea|
gon , therefore the action o f said United States Coinuti d on er, ai ids office at
gents o f art will Ire announced later.
Kugene. Oregon, on January i'k tan., viz:
lu mber, just. what, y o u want ou a !
hoard in dism issing the -aid Nan II. K. No* 9f>i)l, »’ «or •,*' IN'tt-v, for III" K' .. SW»
The pictllies can only he obtained
Herbert Eakln
k»Ls 3-4. SiH’tum Is, Township 21 S. itanue 1 \y.
r e n d i.
P li co
very chea p.
Must
Shiveley is hereby ie\eised .
t* r e r I d e 11 i
He names the following witnesses to prove his
on this coast by readers o f “ The
continuous residence imon and cultivation of
T. t . Wheeler
he Hold for other stoeit.
Dated at E u gene, Oregon, this said land, viz; Miles Pitcher, of Star; Joseph
G
a r I» t e r
C a ll.’ ’
It will he advisable to
Wicks, o f Tar: Kdwant 1 «do, of Star, »'»uroll
I he Booth Kelly L u m b e r C o . ,
j
5th day o f November, 1904.
Harlow, of Star.
order now.
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J T BliiPGKs. MejiUler.
Sa gin aw Ore.
W. B. D i l i . a r d
A gents and dealers w ill unques-
CA PITAL
Co. Supt.
\|. 4.
-1» G - . • L
-iv.-P -i -l- •
$25,000
T h e case w ill he taken before
ju Oysters on Half Shell
Open all Night
Stale Supeiintendeut of Instruction
A g e n e ra l b a n k in g
Quick Service Our Motto
b u sin e ss t r a n s u d ­
Ackerm an, and the result of tin-
e d ;;
appeal will be awaited with inter­ M
O P G A M IZ E O
est.
SMOKED : M E A T S : A : SPECIALTY
<S
B u rk h o ld e r
DAYS
¡F in í
fJatienal
Baal
■] Exchange Lunch Room
A IIF .A V Y L O A D .
T o lift th a t loiitl off of tlu- stomscti
tiiks K ofiol D y ip p fin li Cure.
It
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iligcsts w h ilt y o u cu t. S ou r stoinach
■h. A
l»-lclitiig. gas "ti stoinach am i it 11 «Its
is- 4 )
o r i l m of the ntoinach that are
enraltle, are lim ta iitly relieved unii
perm anently cured lly ttie use of
K o d iil I'yapepalu Cure. s . 1’ . stot rs. >-=T
a druggist at -J!I7 Matti Street. New
Itrltnlii. Conti, suya. " K o d o l I »y-
« pepsin Cure Is g iv in g such universal
satisfaction and ts sosurley tas-omlug
the positive relief and subsequent
cure for tills distressing a ilm ent, I
feel th n t I nnt always sure to satisfy
and gratify m y custom ers by recom ­
m ending It to them . I w rite this to
show how w ell the remedy Is spoken
of here." K odol Dyspepsia Cure w as
discovered after years of scientific
experiments and will positively cure
a ll stomach troubles. Sold by the
M odern Pharm acy.
1900
A N !) R E S T A U R A N T
The Fall piece qooda have attracted
their full share of favorable comment.
Sonv lathes have said that they were
the nicest goods they have seen any­
where.
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCOOOOOC OOOOOOOOOO
YOU’LL FIND A COLOR
THAT WILL SUIT YOU
the piece you like best.
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Pacific Timber Co. Store!
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ON
T tJU SD A Y
A N D F R ID A Y
Phone Main 83
H. B A R T E L S , Proprietor
HALL
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A D E F R O M C O T T A G E G R O V E FL O U R
Parker makes il and ii is mail«* from (lour made by (.-ottaire f»rovemen. It Is
kneaded by> ' »11 il ■ U imv • m *n, sold oy Cotta.Te itrove uvn. and -- 111)11111
Is- cah'n by all ('ott.e-e Grove people. T here js no need lo e • outside of
Cottaac Grovat Io «et your bread, and li.\ patronizing home indudry you
help others to make a-livint'here ;is well as yourself.
Insist upon
having l'olta “;e Grove Flour and CotIaff« Grove Bread.
::
i'arker
MAKES IT
METCALF
NONE BETTER
& MORSE
y t U IT
..H A R D W A
P L U M B IN G
A SP E 1ALTY
MINERS’
SUPPLIES
Stoves,
FIRE
ARMS
S s T in w are
PlPL.it a VANDENBURG
G WOVE
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Thanksgiving Number •
. Vetch see't forcale ut the Cottfige
d r o v e F loor Mill»«.
T H O t ’S A K P S C l'K F .D .
Is -M itt’s M Itch tinzi-1 Salve lias
cured thousands of east's of tiles.
"1 bought a I kvx of D a W itt’s W itch
H a ic l Salve on the recom mendation
of our dru g g ist,’’ so writes C. H . t.a-
C ro lx, of / a va ils, T e x ., "sa d used
it fo r a stubborn case ot I’tles. I t
cured me p erm an ently.” S old by
the Modern F h a im a e y '
C O lT A Q Ç
BREAD
W e n u k e a s p e c ia lt y
of S h o r t O r d e r s .........
! SUNSET
I
MAGAZINE I
And we'd like to sell you a Garment off
FELLOW S’
1 -'I t E M 1 I K I S H
W. K GILLKSFIK, Pr«»p.
Game and Shall Fisi) in Season
ODD
C H O IC E
USE COTTAGE GROVE
arm Goods
UNDER.
C O T T A G E G K O V E, OltKGON
F r e s h B e e f, P o r k , M u t t o n a n d Veal
K em en w ay
COLD
TOOL OU TFIT S FOR
THE M E C H A N I C
it:
NOTH'! I d i! 1MTIUCATIGN.
a
E «H
i • iise call on the reliable firm of
: im f impilane«
targe line o f
la d ies ' und Children's
L " ui/erwenr in both wool
and cotton .
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B A R G A IN S
JOHN H. llllM T .I.i
* ofCottavr Grove, county of banc. -Jutcaf Oregon,
has this day llled m this .»Mice Ills sue. n slate-
iM.'Ilt No ¡11 tor the purchase ol tliel'.1 . I.'
ol scclioll No . lowitship 2 <»S. of i: 4 W. sl and
will oiler proof to show I lint tin- laui sought is
1 n,*.re valual.le for its tiinin r or
hi .* than l.»r
a'Tlihilluval nurfHisr ;. and to establish his claim
to said land i>eh<re » J W ailon.l' ••* ( .»mmisshui-
cr at his ollice at Kugenc.Oregon, Saturday the
5th dav o f November 1904. lb names as witnesses:
Francis M. Krnest, Louis I*. McCoy. William N\.
Tucker, Fred J. Martels, all of Cottage Grove,
Lone County, Oregon.
Any and all persons elaiiiung adversely the
dt srrile d lands arc requested to Iil.i their
! aJ'"x
laims in this office on or before said nth day of
August mol
*1 T H imimsks ,
Register
ELY BROTHERS. 56 Warren St.. New York,
N O T IC K F O R
All Ixiiid-’. of country produce Bought
a m i s o ld
.......Kurill»,Or«fom
TU K r o l l IM IÎI.II ATION
I ' uite.I States Lami oihee,
KoH’liaig. Oreifou, Aii;ust s.mol.
' hay - fever ° ^ ^ ? D'
¡¿ T im
a t m ir S t o r e ,
n .lsW O K T II II. lllM O M l
*
■if The Pall," i-miatv "I « I-S-", siate ni Ortvai. i
lias Mn- .lav IH' ‘ I in "*i - "III"- 1 ‘ " t !ÿ,“ 2!{v!
flic paiT'lfisc ui tilo N
»•
mont N i, ¡71 Dir ¡rollon
> liiwiishii» »» tioiifI»,
of
\\1 j N
,i»i«l AIM offer 4 *r*H*l to show
•>f ran*-'« 4 \Vf xiicht
is more valuable tor iis
S b e V ' Ä ' i t a far mtrlcullural v a n - . -
-uni t.» rsiahlish his Hahn to salti Dud *«ifl
Itou, r . s. ( ‘».íniMÍssloncr, at his oDh»..
.1
at Kntíe»! i,.. Oregon, on M«»iulayiho i tthihiyof
I'. mi I. lie names as wmipssos: l.c'\
N’otemlu
\,r, M) l* red J. U.trtels IM.III of » .»ii il e *u o j. .
inani. A. Tripp, t l.irU I*. I». von auK I m »II»»» i hn
nr, all of I.ane fo llili). Oreumi.
An\ a*nl all I-1 »•-..ms cl,.in»n»g a«ly«rsHy the |
•M'uVP (lescrilK-.l iamls are l • '|iie>»” «l to 111 . til. II
Hanus in f i. i H
t ottico on or heiwo ».¡ m I 1 :tli «lay o f j
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r ri e w O o o d s
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"S p a r k lin g e y e - m l 1
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r e s t o r e d I » y
11 ¡tiu- D‘ - W i l i ‘ - i. itile
f i l l y r i s e r s . " 1 1 w r it e s S P. M o o ie .
o f X m ojjiliM -lies, l’e x . V 1 1 1 ta in '-tire
t o r liilllo tis n e s s , r o u s t i p -i l i o n ,
ete.
S n u d i p ill— e a s y t o t a k e — .- i - v l o a i - t .
H o ld b y tile M o d e r n I’ ll ir.n iu -y .
.
»-io “ »» Sat «inlay«‘ »ni V .
U .Tià...:1 »»utin*
Xnrv-« 1 * t..-iei V III,-» lli»t in
« iih
\1- .«»olH ie act 0 1 « ongre»s •>.
1 .
Imin*.
Proprietors Fashion L iv e ry and Feed Stable*
C o l tag«- t i r ó n ' O r e g o n
,* ... .......♦ .
fo r P i llili« » li» n .
Tl ne
Slatti. l.-av-H I'.oliiiiiia i„r W ] .
Tu. silaj. Tlmrsiltij aii.l «niunlax it • 1
ta.. ci.iiiH'.-niia » u h n. .-, s 1 , a
I \ ie k in n 's o r o r d e r » I'-I t lit F iis h io n M in ifie s « III r e c e i v e p r o m p t att< i i|,.n
L e w is
•‘lí'T.MO Ä S ™ ' ! Ma.mta-r 1
i
111 . 111-111111
M oimi ; i \ . NV.'illu sili*> ami I rulay «»•» ar­
rival tit tv..in.
Ira*»
1 " ,tal
Grove at 7;30 a. m.
_ .
|0 :W 4 - A 3 i
1 nlli-il Siales l.:ini|omce.
Hosdmig, Oregon, Autant
iw-l
emit**, nil D iu jiip *!, or by mui! •: |»<>ti
receipt of price, wiite I'1, f*. Ken­
nedy, S.iftinnw, On*icon, tor h o. of
tCHtimoinef*. S.-itisiHction •*uar.mired.
2.25
3 . 5 «
u.a
un
ii * 3 ;
i. i.
M
) H.'J«) 10.«
IVS .V. I1..Î1
- V |tl I *
4 .-. 12.»
1.0": lA.fi
IA lfi.fi /
you want a h-irgin. (' mm ¡it one«*.
The Booth Kelly Humber t'o.,
Si'.fiua’v, Otvjfon
2.00
3 . 0 «
3.y .
1905— OR E GON —1005
t-> p'7 0 0 .
STATIONS
1 13 ? ¡M l
f:
Ar
ll.l«» *M3 ;
GB 0 V 1
i» l-v COTTAtil
lit. 10 A.fiA
W vU 'I.N
-
We have on our yards fiOOOO feet
of lumber wbicb must be sold to
make room for incoming stork Time
L E W IS & V E A T C H , Proprietors
ICiins E v e r y O llie r H ay lle t w c c li W ild w o o d and lto l„.„li.,
f ’nnn«*ctin;J w i t »• O. A S .
It. It. T ru liis
a,
y.
Have you sohu thone beautiful
Diiiinond« at Madnen’H?
r a u j 'i u t f f r o m
Bolivia and Cottage Grove Stage Line i
i III
LEAD ERS
vi
No home is complete w ithout
them.
Safe, Convenient a n d .
Economical.
W e will wire your house at
small cost
it
Chandeliers,Stand Lamps and
all kinds oi Electrical Fixtures
foi sale at our headquarters on
Main Street.
GOOD R E A D IN G
T H E C O l ’ RSK O F E M P I R E
F I.A VS A N D P L A Y E R S
BOOKS A N D W R IT E R S
SUNSET RAYS
TEN CENTS A COPY S
Mrs. O. (). M odellen and d a u g h te r,
Yoti can hay Snn»«t Magazine at all
of Salem , an- visitin g Mrs. Mc ’lel- ■
" '-M anti*. with
\\||R L.-idor,
l.»’ »it.'r. ft
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len’s paren ts. Mr. and M n . W. R . •
year. Both f»w 92 . no.
S
A b ra m s of this city,
i
Cottage Grove Electric Co.
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