■
! The Misses Xewiand, milliners,
DIEO.
— have taken the local agency for the
BKNNKTT Samuel W right B e n -1 Chas. A. Steven* & Bros., luilles tat-
Joint \Y. Baker, who watt laat week
nett died at the home of his par- lorlng establishment and will take
appointed State (¡ante auil Forestry
cuts Jli
Mr amt
and Mrs.
Mrs \V
S ISenn.
Benin tt.
tt i,n‘«
for lady »
ents,
W S.
tu,|or llH order«
JI|0 „ r promptly
lt|| made-to-order
warden by (iovernor Chamberlain
in this city Suturday evening, | ,.|otliinif.
a23tf.
April 25, 1903, o f consumption,
to eucoed M. (juiutlty, was born ill
aged 24 years, (i months and 1
SOTU'K KOI! PUBLICATION.
the state of Kentucky January lOtl)
l a licit Stales Land olttcc.
day.
1810. In 1K53 In crossed the platan
Knscbara, UreKon, April
1 »03.
Samuel W. Bennett was born in j Notice w hereby
given that tn compltalic*
to what is now Washington state Warren county, Iowa, October 24. I with
the provi.iont* of the act of Congress of
3 . UnS. entitled "An act i«>r the -ale ol
brin g a im-mber of the tirst train of 1878. With ins parents he came June
timber land. In Hie .- ih I cs .,1 California.Oregon
immigrants to cross the Cascade to Cottage d rove, Oregon, in the Nevada .and Uaahiugb.il 1 err ln .rv," asexlend-
_ ,, ,
,
,
ed lo all the public land states by act of Auguat
mountains by way of the Natchez fall of 1880, where the family has 4 , lew.
..
l'ass. lie located with his father resided continuously since that ,,f Cottaae
..... ay •■( L.uie. »tate ut on-
(1. B. Baker, 111 miles south of time. A few \carH after oomiDg
bar Hu, d.ir nM-d lu till»
J
,
atafeineiit N o.cel for the purenase■ « tin rr.n
■¿( l £ î ÿ
Olym pia where they remained until here Sam, as he was familiarly in,mil w . m w
vecti„n No ie. l p «. h
»
r
*ls.w
«H
a
t
the
laud
18(il> when the subject of this known leeided to learn the print- aoiiglit Is will«
more valuable for ils timber or sloin
sketch went to Yamhill Co, Oregon to er's trade and accordingly entered ¡ i Ilian lor agricultural purposes, and lo establlsli
,
r
III* elaliiibefore J J Wallon, U s CuoiaiIssloner
locate. He was married at I.a F ay the laEADEK omce ns all apprentice, at Fluitili, llreitou. mi Hie Isl day Of July I HI...
,
.i
,
, .
lie names a- witnesses: .lames Wllitfnrd, Mil*
ette in IKON to .Miss L. A. .Martin I when
the present editor was asso- , “ .i,Vi,
ti " .nm« csmpu-ll.au of «'..itniw
and in 188» came lo Cottage d r o v e ejated with K. 1*. Thorp in the pub- urove, i.am < ouuty.- ti .■ a. .vi"u/o SInTtrblge
where he bus
since
resided. I lieation o f the paper.
Stun being ! 'A uyalu i^'ipV rom s^iaim fii!:1 adversely the
Mr. Baker is a first class mechanic, : ' an
lin nnusually
„„u su a lly bright
brirrht hoy,
bov. soou be-1
be- l ;!¡;¡^'^
£Íll^ íB\s^ 1^'iiV;.,^ £ 3 !ití;f ,dÍyeí5
j
J T Butiros*. .
contractor au<l builder and has | come quite proficient at the case I July. IMA
AJl
Kiglster.
w orked at liis chosen trade for many ;llu| theu took up jo b printing. Af
years. Though having long taken ter leaving the L kaiikk office, Sam
» prominent part iti politics aud been held riositious on the Bohemia Nug-
counted among the leaders of the oret, the Kugene papers and was
Democratu party in the counties with the Grants Pass Observer for
F o r Sale.
where b<- has reside, Mr Baker has j about three years, m which office
I A fine chicken ranch " f fiv e
never held office, but was chose« j he held the position of foreman.
i at Saginaw. Ea-y terms.
Journal clerk of the Oregon Senate He also worked for sometime in a
F E N C E
Hotel and livery am for sale at
in 187(i and again in 1 8 /Sand since Portland job printing office and be-
Creswell.
Doing good business,
residiug at Cottage G rove has served com e quite proficient at his trade, i
Selling on ac colli. I r wife’s health.
as Justice of the Peace. O f him it | About two years ago he taok pas-
Term easy.
8 \. M c K ay ,
Creswell, Or.
may be said tlmt lie was born and sago on one o f the I'nited States
line always lived a staunch Democrat, transports for Manila where he re
NOTH K FOB PUBLICATION.
l i c is a nian of far more than ordi- inaincd bu t a short time, however,
United Slates Land Olttcc.
Koselnirii. Oregon. Mardi :>i. uea.
i my Intelligence and ability, geniul On the return voyage he spent some
Notice u hcreiijr given mot ia 11
snee
bud courteous in manners and little time in Japan and also in the
will. It..- lir.oiM
J u n e ' is . s e n ti tl e d A n n
, r '
e-
ol (
• "J "}* the confidence and esteem of j Sandwich islands where he gained i
t i m W r loiuls ill l i e .S la te s , e i ll
:i .a. i l i e . o n
N e v a d a a n d W as h in g to n I- ' I r>, » - e x ei. d-
ml who know him. The uppoint- considerable knowledge of the Orj
ed to all the public lami slates by act ol August
ment is ft good one.
ent and Orientals
Sam was one of
4 , lwj.
Hardware, Tinware,
THOMAS K UAMrllKLL
these bn glit, ambitious, ingenious
Cutlery,
Cultivators,
DIEO.
youtliH who desired to gain knowl
Forks, Spades, Hoes.
JLYONS—Clark ( ’ Lyons, commonly edge more by observation aud prac
of section N". I n in township No. -jy > .
No a west and will offer proof to . h I b » w that the
known as “ ('apt” Lyons died ut his tical experience than from books,
Rakes, Etc : : :
laud sought is more valuable for its timber
home 9 miles cast of Cottage Grove,
I stone than for agricultural purposes »nd to es
although
while
he
attended
school
on Mosby Creek, Apiil IK, 1903,
tablish Ids claim to said land before J. .1. Wai-
lie was studious and proficient in
j ton. I s Commissioner at Kugene, Oregon,
aged 7(5 years.
ou Saturday, the b> day <>f June l'.'OJ, He
lie was born in the state of New his classes. He was possessed of an
as witnesses: James Whitford. Win Johuson,
York in ls*27 and came to Oregon in indomitable will and whatever he
1 11 11 Fiester, J A l’owell ail of Cottage Grove,
the early Fifties and settled in Marion .
Oregon.
,
, ..
i Any and all person claiming adversely the
county, lb* came to Lane county and undertook he invariable carried to
above described lands are requested
a
successful
conclusion.
Printing
wu* married to Miss Annie Rawlins iu !
their claims iu this office on or before said Util
WYNNE HARDWARE CO.. Prop. I dav
Ih7fi. Religious services were con- aud
newspaper work being bis
of June tooy.
‘ uio
J T B r id g e s , Register.
ducted at the Brumbaugh cemetery ! cboseu profession, there is no doubt I
April 21 by ltev. ( ’. H. Wallace, the
N o tic e for P u b lica tio n .
but
had
lie
lived
he
would
have
M asoiiic fraternity of Cottage drove,
He
Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon,
having charge >f the functal servi os. made his mark in this calling.
April IU03.
mid conducting the burial, their beau- wus of a genial, quiet aud uuussum-1
Notire is herebv given fliat the following
tiful and lniprc.-sive ritualistic ser ing disposition And a popular favor
named settler has tiled notice of Ids intention
; to make final commutation proof in nitppor
vice being carried out at the grave.
his eiaim, and that said proof will lie made
Thus ha.- passed from life's busy ite with all of hi* young associate*.
fo r e J .J . Walton. I 's Commissioner, at Ku- |
While
not
of
a
reverential
nature
lie
s t a t io n to the gnat li.yomi another
I gene, Oregon, on May 15, loo:}, viz:
AND
MARTIN G. HOLTI1K
notde and esteemed Oregon pioneer. possessed many noble moral truits 1
on II. K. No. «.»To«» for the N W , Sec IO, Tp 22 S,
(This notice was prepared for the of character and the inbreeding of
I R J west.
last issue o f the liEADKK.'lint was un
I He names the following witnesses to prove'
good moral home influences mani
his continuous residence upon and cultivation of «
intentionally left out. Kd I
J said land, viz: John Dahl, of Cottage Grove, ' *
fested itself strongly in his nature, j
Abstract off title to deeded land. Papers : Oregon. Anton II an berg, J D Palmer, and An
He
was
esteemed
alike
by
old
and
|
drew Claveii, of Coburg. Oregon.
liK B O Y — At Ashland, April 28,
prepared for IHiniiou government land, ltlue
alt)
J. T. B imimses , Register.
prints o f township maps showing all vacant
1803, Mrs. A. D. Leroy, after a yOnng in this community and there
lands for *i each. Plans and estimates for
N otice for P u b licu tin n .
lingering illness, aged 27 years, is naught but regret that such a i all kinds o f buildings. Special designs for
bright, promising career should be ■ office fixtures. Notary Public in office :
2 months mid 8 days«.
Ijand Office at Roseburg, Oregon,
April 2, 1903.
Deceased wuh her husband came so premuturely closed. A fnther,
Notice is hereliy given that the following 1
brothers, besides
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to Cottage Drove several years ago mother, three
to make final commutation proof in support of
tu reside and ili.ring their residence other relatives and many friends |
his claim, and that said proof will I k * made be
fore J. J., Walton. I'. S. Commissioner, at Ku
here made many friends who great mourn anirreparable loss
gene, Oregon, on May 15, lixu. viz:
Common
Rough
Funeral services were held at the
ANTON HANBKRG,
ly deplore Mrs Leroy’s early death.
on 11 K No ¡170.!, for Hie SK1., See 4, Tp 22 S., R 2
L U M B E R
Besides u In n an d husbund, a little Christian church .Sunday afternoon,
West.
lie names the following Witnesses to prove
duugh ter »ini an aged mother is left Ilev. F. E. Billington, conducting
Ids continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land, viz: Martin G Holthe, of Cottage
to mourn their «ml 1 o « h .
Funeral the service, and a large concourse )
(»rove, Oregon, John Dahl, J I) Palmer and An
aervice» were conducted at the M. of relatives and friends follow ed j
drew Claven, o f Coburg, Oregon.
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J T B r id g e s , Register.
the
remains
to
their
final
resting
church Wednesday, ltev. Feese,
B O O T H - K E L L Y MILLS
officiating
l b ceased was an es place inthe Masonic cemetery, west
C O N T I ST NOTICK.
S ag in aw , O re .
teem ed member of the Bcheloili or of town.
United States Land Office,
The bereaved family and other '
der, and iiicmbciH of this order aud
R oskiu k g , Oregon. Mareli 21, tona. I
DOOOOOOO-O-OO-OOOOO-OOO0-0-0000
.V sufficient contest affidavit having been filed I
relatives
have
the
heartfelt
sympa
the I C O F attended the service in
| in this office bv
JOHN H. BARTKLS
a body. Tlic Horul offerings were thy of all ill their time of sorrow.
contestant, against homestead t utry No. 918»,
profuse and beautiful. The remains
made August g-4 189». for K1 SK;
K' a N k 1,.
section 2». township 20 soutli, range 4 \vbst, by i
Charges were preferred against 1
were interred in the Masonic cem
ISAAC K. Mt CORMICK,
Oscar W oodard and Lester Lang
•ontestee, in whicli it is alleged that said entry-
etery.
man has never established Ins residence on the ,
den Wednesday by A\ . L. Kimball,
said land, nor cultivated or improved the same \
N
e
w
S
t
o
c
k
and that he lias abandoned the said land, having
In J u s t ic e V a u g lm 's C o u r t.
for defacing buildings not their \
been absen t without leave for more than six}
own. The boys plead guilty before
mouths last pest, and that said alleged absence i
J u s t Received
j from tiie said land was not due to his em- \
In the case of the Stale vs ltig- Justice Vaughn and were fined $ll>
ploy me lit in the Army. Navy, or Marine Corps 1
low , Thompson and Millard, jury each.
I of tile United States as a private soldier, officer.
I seaman or marine during the war with Spain or j
trial Tuesday oil the charge o f tres
any other war iu which the United I
Latest ¡Styles a n d i ! during
States may he engaged: said parties are hereby '
pass, Thompson and Mulard were
N o tice to B r id g e B u ild ers.
I notified to appear, respond and otter evidence
linest
selection
ever*
fou nd gm.tv and fined (5 each. B ig
i touching said allegation at 10 o ’clock a m. on i
Sealed bids are requested by the |
April 2«. lyoa, before K. O. Potter, Notary Pub- i
low being discharged. The charges County Court of Lane County, Ore
brought t o Cottage lie
at Kugene, Oregon, and that final hearing !
were prelerred by Joe Lee.
D epu gon, for the building of a county j
!
will
l>e held at ten o ’clock a. m. on May 2 , 1903, I
G r o v e ....................... j before
the Register aud Receiver at the United 1
ty Attorney L I Harris represent bride across the Coast Fork river a t'
States Land office iu Roseburg, Oregon,
( ottage drove- s7 foot span, Howe
j The said contestant having, iu a proper affi
ed the slate and Attorney Lurk Uil- truss, double bent piers at each end,
d a v it, filed February 3, 1903. set forth fa d s;
Fine New Rockers
je t i. the defense.
which show that after due diligence i>ersonal ■
69 feet of appro: eh, is feet roadway,
S t a t e O u t lie W a r t l e n
1Tf lDou Want Something IKlicc
Ask j o see tilt'
F ^e d a lis S h o e
p a to n t
SI
ire
)O C
P o c k e t.
¡t is a Classic .slio“ . Artistic and comfortable,]
McKays, Turns and Welts, a t.. -$2.7.'i and f l l
L E W I S & Y HATCH
KEYSTONE
WOVENWIRE
A I) J l S T A B L E
Window Screens
THE OLD RELIABLE DRUG STORE
j.
C U R R IN . P ro p rie to r,
p .
Brescriptions cnrefnlly oompouiuled ami we always keep
on haml the Purest Drugs.
Paints.
Oils and Varnishes
Our line of Books. Stationery. W a l l Paper
and Notions are not surpassed in Quality
,- t Quantity in the city. P rices are riarht.
■ mi —
. ■■■■— rr«*i
I C IT 'Y M A R K E T
"The Chartei O
ak H
ardw
are Store"
Frank E. Alley
Architect
Abstracter
C h o ic e s t M eats. H a m s . Bacon
a n d L a r d a l w a y s o n h a n d . In
fact e v e r y t h i n g u s u a lly kept
in a first c l a s s m a r k e t
: : :
Fish In
Seaspn
we have 110 stand -in w ith th e d e n t is ts on tough meat* .
G ive us a ca ll aud w e w ill tre at you right
::
,
2Ä2
B a rte ls & V e a tc h
¡
P I P E R and
VanDenbur^
Douglas Co. Bank Building, Roseburg. Or
$11.00
PER
C ottage Grove. Or. Apr. 28, 1803.
T o the Noble Grand, Vice Grand,
officers and n.embers o f Cottage
G rov e Uebi kali Lodge. No. 24, I. O.
O . 1'*.— W e, your com m ittee ap
pointed to draft resolutions on the
death o f our late sister, Sarah Le
roy who was born Dec. 18, 1873
and departed this life April 28,
1903. respectfully report as follows :
W e And that sister 1 a rov becam e
» n ecilier o f our order.Ian. 2, 1908,
anti only had the pleasure o f meet
in g with us that one happy evening.
W ith sisterly love and band clasps
true we wr,cun:cd her among us,
hut sad the ivtlcetion, it was aiso
her farewell, for the G rand Master
so soon called her home. Theteforc
fcc it
K ksoi \ El», that this lodge, in tile
death o f Sister Leroy has lost a
w orthy m em ber and sister, the hus
ban d a faithful and lovin g wife, the
little d.uightiT v precious mother,
the m other a precious gift and the
com m u n ity a worthy friend.
R esolveis that our charter he
drapped in mourning for thirty
d a ys, a copy ol these resolutions
I k - spread on the minutes o f this
lodge a copy be published in a lo
cal paper, aim a copy under seal of
the order with our hearth H spmpa-
Ihy l>e sent to the bereaved family.
M ay II aht ,
K tiifi B isiiy ,
Lot ima K a h t k u ,
Committee.
without cover, according to plans,
specifications and strain diagrams
furnished by the County Surveyor
and kept in his office.
Five per cent, deposit required.
Bids to be opened May (i, 1903, at 2
o'clock p in.
Dated at Eugene, Oregon, this loth
day of April, 1903.
C. M. C ollier ,
County Surveyor.
Come and see Them
service o f this notice can not be made, it is here -1
! by ordered aud directed that such notice I k *
given by due and pro)>er publication.
J. H. BOOTH, Receiver.
Martin ® Gowdy
Furniture-Undertakers
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OO
United States Land Office.
Roseburg. Oregon, April 25, 1903. I
j Notice is hereby given that In uwinpiianoe '
j with the pro vision s of the act of congress of
; June 3, »878. entitled’ ’ An act for the sale of :
timber lands in the States of California, Oregon
j Nevada .and Washington Terrilorv." asextend-
ed^to all the public land states by’ act of August
*
CLAY BOHN F. RHODES,
i °f Kugene. county of Kane, state of Oregon, lias I
Herbert Kakin, Cash. ! this day filed in this office his sworn statement 1
: No 50 11 * for the purchase «*f tin* e’ , ne*,. nw‘
j n«’1 i. •»«•' i I«"1, section 32. Tp 23 S.* R l west and
I w ill offer proof to show that the land Nought is
' more valuable for its timber or stone than f«*r
| agricultural mirposes. and t«» establish his claim
to said land before .1 J Walton U S Commission- i
«*r at Eugeiie, Oregon, on Frhiay thè ioti* day «»(
July. tuo;». He naiiics ;«s w itnesses: James N
Ramile. Geurgc N\ IHintor. James Seavev. all Af
Kugene. Lane e«»unt). (»r«*g.m, ami A untili Kont.
o f springfiebl. Lane county. Oregon.
Any ami all persons clalmiug adverseh tli«*
atxive de*««*ril»e«l lamls are r«*queste«l tn file tlielr
elatms in fin*, office «>u «»r 1 efore sani mth dar o|
J«d). »'.svi.
.I T B hhhì K s .
First National
BANK
C A P I T A L - 825,000
N o t ic e
A p proved
Plat*« Filed
:l~4______
_
u -
Fisk B i os Wasons and all
kiuds of Fanti Inipleaituts and
M ining Supplies.
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,L
(Successor to Schley)
$1 W I L L BUY
, box containing the following articles
J packages Schilling’ s Best Soda—l package breakfast j
imisli i package Buckwheat Flour—1 can Baking Powder- ,
i bottle Mf blueing 1 bottle Pepper Sauce—1 bottle M; t
trad i U»ttle Ink 1 Pipe | lVnell. All full size And fill
weight
C O N F E C T IO N S and T O B A C C O ;
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# NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
NOTICK FOR IT B I.ICATION .
Land Office at Roseburg. Oregon.
Darwin Bristow. Pres.
April 2, lfWK!.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intentions
to make final commutation proof in support of
bis claim, and that said proof will be made l»e-
fore J. J. Walton. I s Commissioner, at Ku
gene. Oregon, on Mas 15, navi, viz;
.m iiN h a i i i
on H K No 97.19 for the lots 4. « and 7. «see 6
Tp2SH» H 1 west.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cnltivation
of said land, vi/.: Martin (• Holt lie. of Cottage
Grove. Oregon. Anton Hunlterg, .» 1» Palmer,
and Andrew Claven, off Coburg. Oregon.
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* T B r 'D '. ks . Keg‘ster.
HARDWARE
M
Wa l l Paper
l t e s o l u t i o n s o l C o n d o le n c e .
S helf a n d Heavy
Kegister.
CON TEST NOTI! E.
i
TOOL OUTFITS FOR
THE M E C H A N I C
W e have them at all prices
A’ so. we carry tin* i**st
makes of tools of all kinds
f o r carpenters, cabinet
i takers and machinists.
Complete stock of general
hardware. See us be tor«
I living your farm imple
ments aiid wagons : : '•
ili (S fe
1 lilted States Lami Office,
Unltinl States Lull) Oftliv,
lto*f*lmrcr. t>re. April 2 “», i»;l.
Notice is hereby given tlmt the ap
pro veil plats of survey of
Township 2;) south, rang«' l east.
i
Township 2J south, range east
Township 24 south, range t east.
Township 24 south rang»* 4 east,
have Been receives! from the Survey
or General for Oregon and on
THI'MHDAY. M W 2\ 1.» 3,
at 9 o ’clock a. m the s;u»i pints will |
Le ffltnl in this v»fftee, at:«l the lunil em - i
brneeff therein, h* ing in the Cascade j
Forest Iteserve. will tc »»pet\ t«' entry ,
i>n and after said «late, only to per :
sons showing settlement thereon prior j
to September 24. 1893, the date of the
executive order setting a|M»rt said
land as a forest reserve.
J T Hnu>t*rs. Ib'gist-r |
J. U. B ooth , Rweiver. i
A general banking business transacted.
Cottage Grove. Oregon.
Cottage Grove
T ra n sfer Co.
nosetHirg. Oregi»n, A p ril21. 1:103.
A saffici
affidavit having been filed
iu this otti
rl.A K f.M K H. UNI M M l,
'■mur.tarn, u.mi.i ^•iii,,ii-a,| entry
,-utrv \
m*ile Mitri li sn, tut» f,„ Mw sect mu 2 », Tp 22 8|
B ;t W r.t by
\M>KKW FINSI A M i
, cmdesi^* in wbUh tils alleged that said An
drew F instand has wholly abandoned said claim
having \tstttsl th«*
filed three
tfir. è
i. same sine« he ffiv<l
i-ars agi* ■«Vi
»n«i that he has made no improve-
inents
« .m, 1
' '**•: ''» h|u- »
a,; « in.
.Si,;1, -'V
mi
J. M. PU RHAM. ITop.
D raving anti adl kintla
o f hauling.
Furniture
and Piano m ovin g a
specialty
::
::
Phone - - 116
l!«! & V
;,,r'
¡ " I H ? 1 f t ? 1 •r“ ‘ - " l b «s-hehfat in J i K k
a. 111 . bept ts.
tK*i«<re ti»e Kegister and R.-
■ ■stsif at (It. 1 iittfit -tut,'. I .%n.l om ,v „
■ •urg, Oregon.
1,1
b t i n g . in a proper affida-
4 tt. file«I March 1», luan*
forih f», t* m«..
sh«»w that alter dm- .liliaem , per^HiaP». r v l ^ ! j
Ihk n«*l»ee can not !«*• mad,.
»-
—V ^ !
tnd «Urt-eted that sm-h noth'«- he ptven J f* iu e
and proper pabttrmttoa
IH
j u
■egister,
J H B ooth . Receiver.
A Rattling Good, Spick and Span Rig
j"
|
Vu,J ""u t when you go for a drive. B"
in.1 tj‘i w ii«*tli**r yon go on a business trip, or ji,st
o take vour best girl fo r a ride, and this i s «'hat
'•* turiush our customers. It s our business.^
» « ¡is,, the public in this respect, and it's a prw
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furnish the verv I k *^1
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luul "» °ur line. Prom pt service
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