Lane County leader. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Or.) 1903-1905, May 22, 1903, Image 9

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    meet again at the Masonic hall next
Tuesday evening to further diacuas
tbe matter aud to listen to the com­
mittee reports.
Interesting Letters From our Country
An interesting public meeting _______ ______________ _ _
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was held in the Masonic hall Tues­ liarnln Urtstow, Pré». Herbert Bakin, Cash.
Correspondents Detailing the
day evening by Cottage Grove’s
Neighborhood News.
representative business men for the
purpose of discussing and taking
î ^ e d - Q t l i s
B t i o e i
CRISP AND BREEZY LETTERS some action on an earlier and more
uniform hour for closing their
Witlt tile pa,
places of business evenings and on
W a l k e r I te n ia . x
Sundays, liev. John Dawson of
Itoseburg, called the meeting to or­
Fletcher England returned to An-
der and after a brief, logical talk in
lauf .Sunday.
Bcv. C. H. Wallace was in Walker favor of early closiug he reviewed
ORGANIZED
lloseburg’s very satisfactory experi­
Saturday and Sunday.
1
0 o o
ence
in
this
direction.
He
stated
It is ¡1 ('lassie Slit)*’, Artistic and conifort,|
hit. (lay of Idaho is visiting at
that nominations were iu order for
A general banking business transacted.
Mr. Smith's this week.
McKays, Turns and \Velts, a t .. *2.7')¡in,|l
Cottage (¡rove. Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas of Eugene chairman of the meeting and Dar­
win Bristow, Choa. Burkholder and
were in Walker Monday.
Ben Lurch were named, but each
Harry Millet made a dying tri]i
declined iu favor of .Hev, Dawson
to the Grove Wednesday.
and lie was chosen uuuuimously for
Stella Maitin was visiting in Cot-
presiding officer, W. C. Conner act­
tage Grove Friday and Saturday.
ing as secretary.
Seventeen busi­
1>. I’ , and Oliver Sheridau made
ness houses were represented at the
a Hying trip to the Grove Monday.
meeting and a free discussion of the
Architect A N D
John Wright and family weift to
merits and demerits of the preposi­
Eugene Thursday to atteDd the show
Abstracter
When your piano needs tuning j
Dollie Simmon was home from tion wus entered into.
dont get some tramp tuner to “fix
The agreement which had pre- 1
Cottuge Grove Saturday and Sun­
viously been drawn up for the sig­
Abstract of title to deeded land. Papers it” for you. M O Warner, of Eugene
day.
prepared for tiling cki government land. Blue aud who is well known as a reliable
natures of business men was present
prints o f township maps showing all vacant
Mrs. F. Wright and Mies Nora
lands for .*1 each. Plans and estimates for
and
read
aud
each
provision
or
ai-
piauo tuner, makes regular trips to
Wright went to Cottage Grove
ail kinds o f buildings. Special designs lor
ticle
was
discussed.
office fixtures. Notary Public In «nice : : Cottage Grove and will keep your
J . P . C U R R IIM , Proprietor,
Tuesday.
Clias. Burkholder addressed the
piano in order by the year us reason-
M. A. Horn and wife attended the
Prescriptions
carefully compounded aud we always |
ble as you can ask.
W . O. W. supper at Creswell Wed­ meeting objecting to the proposi­
on hand the Purest Dru^H.
tion
of
7
o
’clock
closing,
but
said
he
nesday eve.
The Misses Newland, milliners,
C. C. Coffman of Eugene, and Mr. would not object to closiug at 8
have taken the local agency for tho
o
’clock
p.
in.
cud Mrs H obs of Kansas, were in
Clias. A. Stevens & Bros., Indies tai­
Mr. Sheik asked vwliut business
loring establishment aud will take
Walker Wednesday with a view to
institution
were
included
in
the
ex­
and fill orders promptly for lady’s I
I'Uichasiug farm property.
tailor liiude, or all made-to-order
Qua...,
pression of “ business men" iu the
clothing.
a‘23tf.
J. M. DURHAM, Prop.
resolutions. It was explained that
S t a r Item s.
the term had reference to dry goods,
If you read the Leader you will
Draying and all kinds
keep posted
,
Clyde Kerr is a Star visitor this grocery, hardware, furniture and
o f hauling. Furniture
similnr business occupations and
week.
and Piano moving a
NOTICE FOK PUBLICATION.
Leslie Wicks went to the Grove not to saloons, cigar stores, drug
specialty
::
::
United States Land Office,
stores, bakeries, barber shops, res­
Monday.
Itoseburg. Oregon, March 31,1903. j
Notice is hereby given mat In compliance
C. A. Harlow went to the county taurant», hotels or ico cream par­
with the provisions of the act of Congress of
lors.
seat last week.
| Junes. W8, entitled "An act for the sale of
timber lands in the States o: i ftlifornia^iregon
Darwin
Bristow
favored
early
Mrs. Miles Pitcher went to the
! Nevada .and Washington Territory,” asextend-
closing and was willing to abide by
ed to all the public land states by act of August
Grove Monday.
Choicest Meats, Hams, Baeo
4. 1892.
Mrs. Keizer returned to her home the wishes of, or decision of the ma­
THOMAS K CAMPBELL
of Cottage (¡rove, county of Lane, Slate of Ore- ,
and Lard always on hand. In|
jority' and would agree to close at G, [
ill liohemia Monday.
gon, lias this day filed in this office his sworn |
statement No 4stn. for the purchase of the sw1., •
Mrs. Lee Damewood and daughter (1:30, 7, or 8 p. in., but thought Hi
fact everything usually kq
of section No. 18, in township No. 33 s.. range ■
l'earl visited at their home over o ’clock to be entirely to late.
No 3 west anti will offer proof to show that the i
in a first class market :
land sought is more valuable for its timber or
Rev. Feese spoke briefiy favoring
we have no staml-in w ith the dentists on toughim
Sunday.
stone than for agricultural purposes and to es-1
Give
us a call and we will treat you right ;
Miss Lulu Harlow is the happy early closiug. being a representa­
tablish his claim to said land before J. J. Wal- ;
F
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N
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E
ton. U S Commissioner at Eugene, Oregon, !
tive
of
Benson
&
Skillman,
grocers.
onuer of a tine gold watch, present­
on Saturday, the 13 day of June 1903, He names I
He related how favorably early:
as witnesses: .fames Whit ford, Wm Johnson,
ed to her by her father.
11 H Fiester, J A Powell all of Cottage Grove, j
closing
had
been
received
at
other
Mrs. Mathews of Bohemia passed
Oregon.
Any and all person claiming adversely the,
thiough Star Friday evening on her places.
above described lands are requested to file ;
Ben Lurch expressed himself as
their claims in this office on or before said lotii
way to the Grove, returning Mon­
day of June 1903.
decidedly favorable to early closiug.
day.
aio
J T B rid g es , Register. ' t
Mis. Whitaker of Eugene went to and not later tbaD 7 o'clock in the
NOTICE
FOK
PUBLICATION.
,
Bohemia this week, where she will summer.
United States Land Office,
Jesse Martin also spoke in favor
be employed as cook at the Musick
Roseburg, Oregon, April 25,1903. | [ !
A full and complete
of early closing.
Notice is hereby given that In compliance j gj
mine.
line of : : : : :
I with the provisions of the act of Congress of i
J.
1*.
Curriu
said
that
10
years
Misses Kate and Margunte Brund
June 3,1878, entitled "An act for the sale of l
Hardware, Tinware,
timber lands \n the Elates of C a liforn ia , O regon \
came down from Bohemia Friday, ago it was argued here that busi­
Nevada ,and Washington Territory,” as extend- /
Cutlery, Cultivators,
I ed to all the public land states by act of August
upending a few hours with the ness bouses must be kept open Sun­
; 4,1892.
Misses Harlow before train time. days and a great volume of busi­
Forks, Spades, Hoes,
J A M ES ( i EOKG K (<>N N E KS
! of Cottage (¡rove, county of Lane, state of Ore­
They were on their way to Albany ness was transacted on that day, but
Rakes, Etc : : :
gon, has this day filed in this office his sworn
it
was
found
later
that
trading
statement Na.Vrjt for the purchase of the frac­
aud Portland.
tional w’ ., of nw1 section No is, Tp 22 S, K
Messrs Woods and Pearsons of could all be done during the week.
west and will offer proof to show that the land
sought is more valuable for its timber or stone
the O. «V S, E. railroad with head­ He heartly favored 7 o ’clock closing.
I than for agricultural purposes, and to establish
Harry Clark, representing the P.
I his claim lie fore J J Walton, l’ S Commissioner
quarters at the Grove came to
at Eugene, Oregon, on the 1 st dav of July loo.;.
T.
Co.,
said
hiA
firm
would
agree
to
Kocky Point on Tuesday morning’s
S t o v e s ,
He names as witnesses: James Whttfoni. Wil-
! liani Johnson, Thomas Campbell, all o r Cottage
train, bringing with them fishing early closiug but would find it in-
Grove, Lane county, oregou, Alonzo Shortruige
o f London. Lane county, Oregon.
rods. Several hours was enjoyed conveuieut to close Suuduys on ac­
WYNNE HARDWARE CO.. Prop.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
angling, ’ but with what success count of men from their mills and
aiN»ve descrilKst lands are requested to Ale their
timber camps coming in on that
claims in this office ou or before said 1st dav of
deponent saycth not.
1903.
J T B hiimikh .
,
day to trade. Hu said tbat so far 90000000000000000000000 00 July.
emu. or thk eon 1 st .
A --*
Register.
as town trade was concerned the
ladies attended to three-fourths of
Cromwell Item s.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Brighten up v o n r
United States Land Office,
j
this trade, aud that this business
Roseburg, Oregon, March 23. nwt.
P
H
E
M
1
8
K
Sj
is
transacted
during
the
regular
Notico is hereby given that In compliance
Jerome Fennels visiting relatives
with tne provision* of the act of Congress of
business hours aud would uot bi
in Wendliug.
June 3 1878. entitled "An act for the sale of
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timber lands in the states of California, Oregon
Mrs Frank Snyder is reported on effected by early closing.
Nevada.and \\ ashington Territory,” as extend*
W e can snpplv the
The hours of 7 and 8 represented
ib o sick list.
4 i 89 -> yh® Public land states by'act of August
mi
Will Pnraons came down from the extreme» favored by the busi­
THOMAS E. (t A I. BREATH
p
a
i
n
t
s
;
ness men present for closiug, Dar­
of Cottage (iiove county of Lane State of Ore-
Bohemia Saturday.
! gon. has this day tiled in this office his sworn
Clm». Cochran, of Cottage Grove, win Bristow championing the for­
No. 4898. for the purchase of the MV1
o i l s a n d i | of statement
Section No. 24. in township No. 20 South of 1
mer hour and Clias. Burkholder.
was in town Monday.
I Range no . 2 West and will offer proof to sho.v!
(Successor to Schley)
land sought Is more valuable for its timber
A. 1>. Page and wife transacted the latter. A compromise was fiu-,
b r u s h e s i or the stone
than for agricultural purposes, and to I
ally agreed on fixing the hour at !
business in Eugene Tuesday.
establish his claim to said land before the I
Register and Receiver o f this office at Hose burg t
George Buoy arrived from Eastern 7 :30, while the Sunday closing prop­
I Oregon, on Tuesday, the 2s dav o f July, lswa 1
box containing the following ^rticVR
He names as witnesses: J. It. Bavles, o f Dorena
Oregon on Thursday and will re­ osition was left for fuitber consid­
| Oregon. Albert Emerson, of Cottage Grove Ore­
3 packages Schilling's Best Soda—1 package ^
eration.
A
motion
to
this
effect
main here in the future.
gon Kmmet sharp, of Cottage Grove Oregon;
musi, I pa.-Kage Buckwheat Flour-1 - an Baklbirj
land J. 1 ». Dnuimou o f Eugene, Oregon.
i
I Indile ni iiliieing- 1 bottle Pepper Sauce—1
Henry Parson and family left was made by Oliver Veateb, subject
Prices will surprise you for cheapness < | Any and all Persons claiming adversely the
traci
I bottle Ink -1 P lp e -I Pencil. All lull •**m
Wednesday for I.eahurg where they to tbe acceptance of those firms not
.1 »me described lands are requsted to file‘ tln-ir 1
weight
;
;
:
:
•
j Yl^ ns,,M
\,.t , s office on or before said 28 day of |
present, and was carried without a
will remain all summer.
CONFECTIONS and T0BAC1
1,181*
J- T. B uiikjf . s , Register. I
County Commissioners Hill aud dissenting vote.
committee consisting of Ben
Edwards ware in town on Wednes­
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W H O V O I PI B U I AiiDN,
Lurch, D. Hemenway aud Lee Roy-
day looking up road mattern.
United States ! amd ( )ffice.
N. G. Bennett is verv ill at his Wood was appointed to circulate a
Roseburg, Oregon, April 25 , tutu. I
M
a
r
t
in
G
o
w
d
y^
petition
embodying
the
7
:30
closing
here
v
that tn e .uipiiAncu
home three miles in the country
0 with the provisions given
ot the act of Congress of
proposition aud urge all business \
m
entitled An act for the sale of
and is not expected to recover.
California.Oregon
0 Ne\ ada and \\ ashington lerritorv.”
Frank Sly and family arrived in men to sign it.
asextend-
»11 the public land st»lc. br act ot Augurt
The assembly then adjourned to boooooooooooooooooooooooo 0
town from South Dakota, recently
and will reside here in the future.
d .A V B O K SH . KIIOOKK
'
’ ’.’“ "«i ,,f '
Oregon, ha,
Hermaii Schmidt has resigned hi»
tin <i.t\ III.-.I in till, oniff lit, .worn Htatciiirnt
N"
..Hu
,.r
the piirrlu-u- „fih ,. ei n r
„w-
We havetheiiia'jJ.iJ
position as clerk in 0 L Weber’s store
1
, .«-lldll
1 1 , 2.1 JV H 1 west - 111,1
A lto, we e a r n « * . *
and Jesse Lower takes lus place.
n ill
ih - m . i I tn »linn that tin- land w n id itu
make» o f t . « « ; « J S
ttinti valnahif tor It. timticr
Mmic than fnr
f o r earprli'erx
Burglars entered C. C. Hazeltoa’a
.tin iiiiltiir.i purpn,,». anti tn i-.tal.lhh hi, , laMn
makers ainl
•tore on Thursday night and helped
Complete sl<“ k
,'r .? k , 2!,
•' •'
«' !* O m im la a il
Located on Southern Poetile Railroad In Dovglas County. Ore.
luiv
" " •’ H 'laytb» loti* day nt
liant» are-
JJ ingr
themselees to some lunch. Nothing
V, -
11 . 1111 -H an « t t n , . l a m e , \
Imyintt y " " r f* f f
Poatofflcé. Express and public
l.aimh-. tn-nra*- « Hunter, .lame» v a v n d l
T b e waters will cure 90 per
else wits missed.
ment» amt w»e**
nt
SDr'na i;'!!!' Lane county.
" r''«nn.
and Austili K.».t,
Telephone on premises. From
cent o f cases o f Constipation,
01 Ttpringtield.
Oregon.
The Cieswell Woodmen of the
ll''f-" ih '■talnnna adversel, the
♦10
per
week
up.
Including
baths
Rheumatism,
Catarrh,
Stom­
World secured a fine ptize in the
aiH.M (b si rilied lands are requested to file'their
Trains »top in front of leitet
«daims ,,, this office 01 . or before ¿V t bUh dav df
ach, Kidney, Liver troubles.
shape of an elegant silk flag at the
H 24
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J T H hiimies ,
Idme County I.og Bolling held at
—— ——
________ Register.
Potassium ch lo rid e 346.08 gr
Magnesium Chloride
.to gr
One Gallon of These Potassium
F.ug ene Fi id»y.
Proniid«' - - AT gr
Calcium Chloride - 1436.9» gr
CONTEST NOTICE.
Iodide - - - .33 gr
Thuisdav night »hoot 2 o'clock
Waters Contain . . . Potassium
Calcium Carbonate* - - .tour
Sodium C h loride - - 311.00 gr
I nited State* Land Office
M i Mooney wusarrouHed from bis
V
. R m ' 1 « rg . O re g o n , A p ril 21 t-aV:
iim,laV,t hav'ng t*een filed
deep by a burglar trying to enter
« I vRhNt E H. (¡RU N INi;
his store. Mr Mooney got up and
in t’-'\i'!r r4' " V '1
a.l entry 'x „
going to the front of Ins store found
k ; „ i; rl!j
I '» '. W tlM Il», Tp s!
a man trying to enter through the
,
,
VNHREW KINHt.AMl
transom. Mr Mooney yelled at him
R E G IS T E R E D
i- "h a t you want when you go f ° r
and the fellow tan away and was
nmttcr whether you go on a business
aeeti no more.
s 2 s a a * « » S ip S
A man by the name of Miller met
to take your best girl for a rifle, and this k
Pure Candy direct
with quite an accident at the ford of
" e turnish our customers. It's our
K 1 « I-Utter. X.dary l^hlh. ! * '? '
hW0 M ote
from
factory
:
:
the river one mile east of Creswell
and that ttnal h. ain‘ 2 »lll l i
please the jndtlie in tliis respect, ami d s !
a. 10 . Sept Is. pjo.T, before thT» w V. . 10 0
Tuesday
His horae became en -
Beat brands T o ­
THE REST
'■-.ver at the I " i a i S 2 ' T
-1" '1 He- ,
hat \vi> take in doing so— to furnish thc'P
bnrz, Oregon.
f t « * * Land nffie» tn it,»,.-1
tangled by aome means and was
b a cco s and C ig ars
'<> he had in our line. Prompt service :
drowned, leaving Mr. Miller and
v t u' S“
,ir“ t^r a«. ta-
•Itn» Hut alter due .htnre7lee~eh ' T ' ”
his family sfrauded in the middle of
thi« notu e can not he
P^r^*nal service of
Fresh Nuts and F r u i t s
the uver. Mr. Lawton helped them
an d d in cfed that »u« h n.'tice 1 »
fN lin l J
FAS»
I
I ¿uni proper p S B t a S S t
^
KlVen
|
out ct their predicament.
OUR CORRESPONDENTS EARLY CLOSING MEETING
lit you Want Something 1 Ri(
First National
BANK
C A P IT A L - $25,000
Frank
E. Alley
bl)oe La^'e Packet.
L E W
I S
V K
&
THE OLD RELIABLE DRUG.
Douglas Co. Bank Building. Roseburg, Dr
Paints. Oils and Varnishes
Cottage Grove
T r a n s fe r Co.
3ur line of Books. Stationery. Wall Pa
and Notions are not surpassed in
t Quantity in the city. Prices are riehtl
CITY M AR KE
Phone - - 116
Fish In
Season
KEYSTONE
W O V E N W IR E
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Bartels & Veatd
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"The Chartei Oak Hardware Store"
C H AMPIO
M O W E R S A y 1)IW
¡ W A G O N
C II.T IV A T O H S .P li
T i n w a
S u p p lies,
¡Piper & YanDenbu
M in in g
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;
$1 W I L L BUY
Wall Paper ¡-¡ 2 ,;;;'
S'ntX,o of Rockers |
Furniture-Undertakers g
T O O L OUTFITS
THE MECHAI
B osw ell S p r in g s
4
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Capt. Ben D. Boswell. P r o p r i e t o r
A Rattling Good, Spick and Span **
HAZLEW OOD
IC E C R E A M
J. V. T H O R N T O N
M ILK S H A K E
SODA W ATER
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J H B ooth , Krcotrer.
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Chrisman & Bangs
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