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About Lane County leader. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Or.) 1903-1905 | View Entire Issue (June 5, 1903)
A D V I N'lSTUATOKS VOTICR. OUR CORRESPONDENTS Mrs. A1 Cole, who has beeu iu Notice i* bevvl'y given licit l.y virtue "I an ] very poor health is staying iu Cottage order or in,; Count} Court ol brute count}, j Grove receiving medical treatment. state o f m eson, iliil} made and entered of Interesting Letters From our Country Work has begun on the spur of the O. A S. E. railroad up Kat Creek, for the benefit of the uew saw mill to be built about two miles from Dorena. Correspondents Detailing the Neighborhood News. CRISP AND BREEZY LETTERS .Star Ite m s. W e are glad to nee able to be up again. Kred Like liuo gone to visit with frieinl». M l. Hi you Want Something t record tin-rein, «»11 the -’tftli day of May. 1993, j Hu* uudersigoed was duly appointed ad ini u is-1 trator >*f the estate o f Augelfne Jomnwn, ue- . eased. All persons having claims against said estate are here l)V notified ami required to I l»r* weiil the same to said udiainistrator. verineu | »A ce o f ». S. Medley aa by law required, at the < at Cottage «¡rove. Oregon, within six mont I ks from ill«-date "f tins mdlee. A. F. Ask to sec th«‘ T P e c L a lis S h e J o h n son . ltev. C H Wallace preached an Aunt, «if estate «if Angeline Joen.sou, deceased. interesting sermon t o quite a crowd Dated Jun«-4tli. 1UU3 at Dorena Sunday before last. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land Office at K«meljurg, Oregon. Brother Wallace, will bold services May utli, UNO. here the fourth Sunday in each Notice is hereby given that in eoutpliauee Weeks with tlm provision» of the Act o f Congress «»* month. to Lebnuou C O IM IL Holand Wicks and sister went to Cottage Grove Monday. Edward Owens began logging ■nth a large crew this week. M E E T IN G .o ^ is la tio n A g a in s t B icyclist!« a n d C hick«*»*. ------ :---------- The council met in regular mouth-1 Mrs. Sid Vaughn is visiting with ly sebsiou Monday evening with a Commissioner at Eugene. Oregon on Saturday friends in the Grove this week. full attendance o f the city officers | !!is o s;'Liiellrg-^v1 urn«! r. iiames'" v Ifcim'ue considerable business was : The Star Sunday School still con- nn«l transacted. Oregon. tinned with a good' attendance I Any ami all persons claiming adversely the lb*- A petition prohibiting bicyclists m «',, d.-.cTiix-d Lind- •>rereiui*U '.ltonie their Miles 1’itcher, jr., went to t o H ie * . F o J claims in this office on «*r lie I ore said 1st day of from riding on sidewalk in the city August, hnkj : j . t . B kumv E s O re»e Saturday, returning Sunday. K,'Ulster. limits was read and the recorder A J Anderson is building an ad was ordered to prepare an ordinance dition to Mr. Wick's barn this week. as prayed for by petitioners. Common Rough Eunice Harlow and sister went to J The report of committee on Wynne L U M B E R the Grove Monday , returning T u es alley recommending deferring action day. M $ 1 1 . 0 0 P E R until November 1003, was accepted. | Imlu and Mable Harlow were Ordinance No. 68 prohibiting I ft ieats of Miss Carrie Anderson chickens and other domestic fowls | B O O T H - K E L L Y MILLS H ndav. from running at large in the city] Sagin aw , O re. foe Knowles and Mr. Heins went! limits was introduced and passed. to «he Warehouse Sunday with a The marshal was instructed to lo ,d of freight. have the shooting gallery on maiu Four large carloads of logs were street fix up a more substantial back- ] ■ upped from Star last Friday to stop otherwise to move the tent. A>ong A Bingham s mill. BILLS RKAfi AND Al.LOWKD. Cottage Grove T r a n s fe r Co. Goo. Petty returned to his home Griffin A Veatch............................ 12.30 j last week from Dorena, where he Electric Light Co........................143.80 Lewis A Veatch................................. 1.00 has been staying with friends. H , E. Underwood....................... 51.6.1 C. A. Harlow and Arthur Van- J. E. Young ......................... 8.30 •ehoiack took in the trainmen’s ex J. M. ¡Sherwood.................................1.00 cursion to -Vortland Sunday. W illson’ s Bestaurant ..................... 4.00 W T Hankins and Willard Knight W . H . Lincoln....................................1.00 left Star-last Saturday for Oregon Leader, printing ............................ 1.00 City, where they went to visit with thetr home folks. In .lu s t ic e V a u g h n 's C o u r t. J. M. D l'l!IIA M . Prop. Graying and all kinds o f hauling. Furniture and Piano moving a specialty :; . :: Phone - - 116 SPECIAL LINES U looked very much as though Two cases entne up Tor a hearing in Justice Vaughn’s court this week, the first being entitled, The State vs. .las. Hollingsworth and Geo. Kowen, upon charge ot larceny. The complaint was tiled by Section Foreman Wm. Moore, of Creswell, who alleged that C h i l d ol thv . F o k l s t . defendants rifled his pockets of money in the sum of $135. Deputy district atty Harris represented the state aud trr s v v i'll Ite m s. upon being arraigned before the Jus tice Tuesday the oefendants waved Mar Johnson went to Eugene on examination and wero bound over to ttie circuit court in the sum of $5uo Thursday. and being unable to furnish bonds Mias Mathews of Goshen was in were taken to Eugene Wednesday and lodged in the county jail. —tow*-cm Wednesday. the O. A S . E. railroad gave an ex cursion Sunday, as well as the other roads, judging from the number of paaai ngen, who were carried to the «ad of the road. Horn, Friday to the wife of T E -Meres h bouncing boy. K L Dodge who has been visiting «n the 'coast for sometime has re turned to Gres-well. Iamis Johnson and wife came up from Kognaa on Sunday to visit Mr. •—Jdhnaon'e pnreuts. Miss Sallie Smith who has been •topping in Eugene for some time returned home Tuesday. Wvn Millar returned from Bohe mia on Tuesday where he went to dispose of a load ot Bacon. Rov Alford came up from Eugene Maturdav and preached at the M. E church Sunday morning. Close of a Successful Engagement. Charles Scot« and family came up from Evinene on Saturday and are This weok will close a five weeks viaiting relatives in town. stand in our city for Hal, the Healer's Frank Sly has bought a business coinpauy, and while the weather location in CreewelL It is rumored most of the time hasbecu exceeding ly disagreeable for outdoor perform that he w ill open up a drug store. Mrs. I H Yeatch is laid up at her fcom<> havmg had the misfortune to run a nad through her foot which ■aakre a very paiu'u! wound. KEYSTONE W OVENW IRE ances, yet they have not missed giv ing a performance aoy night of their stay here, and the crowds in attendance have been a distinct credit to the high class entertain inents those people have been The Cresaell Brass band gave a •ery e»joy«I'le boriai at Scarbrough » jjivmg the public. F^ch and every •n Tueadny nicht; they served lunch one of the troop represent the very a id had a very ñire programe. best talent in their line, and us individuals they have easily gaiusd IN» re nu Item .-. the good will, friendship and esteem of all our poople. So many concerns M i«. Cornei, Hj eut Decoration of this kind which travel through IH yw l Aho Grò» e. the country are such rank humbugs ftohert Marlin and wife viaifed in aud discreditable that it is a positive pleasure to mention these people in Cottage Grove Mondar. a favorable way, and the L u n a is Isa a.- I .and of Fairview bad a barn not given to tne habit of lauding raisin'' last Wednesday. auch without good reason. Dr. Hal Curtis, better known as Msaalea ais getting to be a thing Hal, the Healer, is a man of a atrong «I Abe past in this neighborhood. understanding every Marvin and Charlee Martin of character. phase of bia chosen profession, and Oveawell are working at Dorena. ! his work here baa been satisfactory Jaree* Testers and wife and -ou to his patients and customers to Hhelby, vu-itsd I'leaaant Hill last a marked degree, it being one of ■reek the tenets of hia faith to religiously Tile game warden might do well keep hia word and do just w hat he to spend a few leisure hoars in tbn proposes in every instance. He baa had many patients in this city and leeabty we have yet to bear of one Gaga Vaasehoiark, who baa been cjmplaiut or dissatisfaction with m r) sick with measles, is able tc be any of bia work, aud so far his •«A again. medicinee, the Primitive Herbs, have Out school is progreatiag nicely been given fair and extensive trial ■oder the management of Maw by many and they are doing for suffering humanity the very things Minnie Comer which are claimed for there. J hh Krdfotd, site and m n. apent These people are leaving here Saturday and Sunday visiting in under most gratifying conditions Cottage Grove. and Iheir many friends will certainly Joe Burnette and family have wish them continued and abundant gotten uicely located in their new success in whatever field they may cast their lot. • • » borne rear Dorena. F E N C E I*. & B. Ready Roofing I*. & B. Multhoid Roofing 1*. tY. B. Paint« for roofs and t í bridges, boil- <M's ¡ind stacks w i n <1 m i l l s, t í 1» r i c k walls, tats, pipes, etc P. »V B. Building Paper. Call 2 t í and see samples : : : It is a Classic Sh«»**. Artistic am eoiiifj .McKays, Turns and Welts, ¡it.. 1 2 .75, L E W IS & V E A T C When your piano needs tuniug dont get some tramp tuner to “ fix i t " fur you. M O Warner, of Eugeue and who is well known as a reliable 1 piano tuner, makes regular trips to Cottage Grove aud will keep your1 piano iu order by the year as reasou- ble as vou can ask. ou baud the Purest Drug«. clothing. — Our line of Books. Stationery. Wall! and Notions are not surpassed in Qi i ' t Quantity in the city. Prices are i atttf. If you read the Leader you will keep posted WYNNE HARDWARE CO.. Prop. ooooooooooooooooooooooc It in . United State» Laud Office, Rose burn, < trefcon. March 23, IWU Nnttcw is herehy rlren that In com pi fane* with the provision» of the act of Confren* of June .». 1878. entitled "An ». t for the «ale of I t’ mbf7 <" »he .Vete«of C alifornia,«W on I j ' * ,, " "'hiuRton Territory," aaextaml- 4 1W> th* lanc* *ct of Auguat THOMAS K. GAI.RKEATH j of Cottage Glove eounty of l^tne state of Oro- trot», has this day Hied in this office his sworn statement No. wns. for the purchase of the N W . ofSeetlon No. 24. in township No. 20 South of Range No. 2 West and will otter proof to shoA j the laud sought is more valuable for its timber or stone tban for agricultural purposes, and to establish his claim to sanl land before the Register and Ueeeher ..f this offiee at Roseburg Oregon, on Tuesday, the 28 dav of Julv pines’ '■ i lie names a« witnesses: J. P,. Bavle». o f f W n a ’ | Oregon. Albert Kmersbu. «*f Cottage Grove Ore-1 I Itnij. K".M" I Sharp. "1 C'.ttau,' «rov e Or, aon .in.1 .1. 1». hanmu.n o f Kuarnc, Oregon Any and all ra-rann» rlalmhii adverady the I I al»ivr drerrilwal lands art- rcinMi-d in 111* their Halm, In thlaom.-. onorhrfnr* said ja day nfi n o t ic e P A I N T S ! O ILS AND: B R U SHESÍ W all Paper L a t e s t ' F igures i l*ric«-« will surprise you f«»r cheapness ! gjiiit line o f n'OI' Rockers! ( ’linierst Moats. Harns, Had and Lard always on hand I tact every tiling usually li<j in a first class market : Fish In Season we have no stand-in with the dentists on touch J (live us a call and wo will treat you right ; 2Ä2 Bartels & Vea CHAMPK A full ami complote line of : : : : : S a H h e n e a l MOWKKS AXI) K\ f W A G 0 d v ( Ti:nVAT()HS,] y Hardware S t o v e s , Tinwl M i n i n g S u p p lie s .! Piper&VanDenbi p u b l ic a t J. T. K kiihiks , Rrgialrr, j Unltrd states Land Offiee, UnnetnirK, l>rcgnn, April if», lnat. sotie* " here.,, alien inti in e..mPiianw w ithfh« nn>Ti,ion,nf Ih* aef or Conirew ol ^<^ 000000000000000000000000000000000000000 ^ tSucce«awr to Schley) $1 W I L L BUY box containing the following urtici« 3 pack Mite* SehilliiiB'» Best Soda—1 oiusli i package Buckwheat Fl«uir— I «an BaKitP I bottle o f b lu e in g -1 bottle Pepper Saue£’l " tract ) bottle ln k -1 Pipe - 1 Pernii. A llltf ** weight ; ; C O N F E C T IO N S and TOBAl O ( x x > o o o o o o o o o (K > o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o t > o o e v « « ( TOOL OUTFITS THE M ECHI tlm h ,' land. In the s i , t „ „ ( i . l l i o r n i a .i W g UTT“ 1? .'? !* " aahinfton Terrliori."aaatland- J4!«* * ' ll* ' " b '* ' ,I1'1 ky **« ol i'lfn a i n.A V R O R N K. KIIODKS, f f i y - r , '-°«ntv of lame, slate of Oregon, has this da) Hied in (his office hi* sworn statement V ; *>n> or the purehase of ihe e '. n< ,• a ■ « !. seetion re. Tp ja s , K I west and will ofler proof to siH'w that the land snuaht to m oreraluahlef'ditsiim her aarn ullnral fiirp 's e . and to estahlish hliilaim h. said land M o r e .1 .1 Walton V s Uonim|s,ion- j'jL 1 l,n «-'rld*> 'he IMP da) ot o L , ' - "* as witnesses: .lames \ lUndle, t.eorie W limiter, .lames seav eT tll of of'sBnwVti*uT " " r > eounty. • I*r,'« ',n and Austin Kotd Of SprinRt eld ? U " n Oregon. Furniture-Undertakers ; OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOC SEALEM Wf hànwthfm^rç rrtnkc« of r o o M ^ r o r carpenter. maker« « J Ä Complete «tnck«_ hardware, buying y™g g ment« and wai»0 I ^ n> ? n' a *1 Persons claiming adverseiv the i u ’lms hTIh “ 'U * ..... ... «einested to file th*lr 1 lu,s 7fi! ht'' nm'- ' ' ’n <a«h dav ol ~ ______ Register. ■ • Ite r roe P u M le a tw a . United (Stales I .a ml Offiee. Rose burn, Oregon, May if,, in«.. P E D IG R E E Sealem was sired by Cali fornia Jim ; dam was Nor man. California Jim was sired by a full blooded im ported English Shire: dam was 1-2 Shire. 1-2 French « ¡a n a d i a n ......................... CITY MARK] M v ricK r u a r v M jc A T M H i. Martin ® Gowdy: is a very dark steel gray stallion, stands 16 hands high, is 5 years old. and weighs 1500 povimls : for ! .« " 2 ^ 1 p i ; S S S Xjnnt, HHaVDK .HT1I>H AM. ls>ndon, county o f l^tnc « t u t * « / in . . - iv-i tor ine pur 1 i n ...................^ u ^ i n , " pr E of ' ' 1 , '^tion K, to«n«h’p 22 , xouth _____ of range 4 went a n d va i 1 1 . « ____ r W ill make the season as follows i yafrn» w!v? '{* Fridays and Saturday, in CotUge! p ^ J S Í S S S Grove at Bob Carey's barn Mon- U ^ days at Drain; Wednesdays and i; *S 'ít¿íí?d'i;':lo w Thursday, at J. M. Me Dole's farm. T^ r’^ four miles south of Cottage Grove. -A,y *™' »1« priwon* rhumiu ,,iv*n,i, Term, on application. J. M. Me- ^ X ■ » r e u a j, J. T. Bail*;**, Dole, Cottage Grove. Griffin i W . • Jun« liK s «, p •nMtiwri s a . s ’’ An x 'i r u ¿ . ■ *. 187 ««ndMvr. - Paints. Oils and Varnishes JAMES GEORGE CONNERS of Cottage 0 rove, county of Lane, state of Ore-• gon. ha« this day tiled in this office his sworn ' statement Nit 5021 birth»' purchase of the frac-1 tional w’ . of nw‘ v section No 18, Tp 22 S, K 3 ' west and w ill oil« r proof to »how that the land : sought is more valuable for Its timber or stone , than (or agricultural purposes, and to establish | his claim l*efore J J Walton, IT S Commissioner at Eugene, Oregon, on the 1 st day of July 1903. He names as witnesses: James Whit ford, NYU- 1 liam Johnson, Thomas Campbell, all of Cottage Grove, Lane county. Oregon, Alonzo Shortridgc o f London. lame county. Oregon. Any and all persons 'claiming adversely the above descrtlied lands are requested to file their claims in this offiee on or before said 1 st day of July. 1903. ,f X BltlLull'S, , Register. "T h e Chartei Oak Hardware Store" the ; J. P. C U R R IN , Proprietor, I’ rfcHcrqitions carefully compounded ami we alwerij The M isses N ewlaud, m illiners, have taken the local agency for the Chas. A . Stevens & B ros., Indies tai loring establishm ent and will take uud fill orders prom ptly for la d y’s tailor m ade, or ull m ade-to-order United States T«ind Offiee, Rose burg, Oregon. April 25, too;!. Norte« i« hereby given that In complianr* , with rh* provision« of the ect of Congress of June 3,1*7*. entitled " \n act for the sale of 1 tiniher lands in the Srstet of California,Oregon Nevada,and it ashington Territory,"««extend- •d^to all tha publie land atatea by act of Auguat s* W'o c¡m supply THE OLD RELIABLE DRUG STS NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. 85 Brighten up v o u r 1» R K M 1 S E s ; With the b>i)oe IvM NOTICE Ldlt PUBLICATION. Flilted States I<aml Offiee. Kuseburig, Oregon, March 31, lmw. Notice is hereby Riven that in compliance with the provision« of the act of Congress of June 3, 187*. entitled "An act for the sale of timber lands in the States of < aliiornia. Oregon Nevada .and Washington Territory," asextend- td to all the public land states by act of Auguat 4,1*92. THOMAS K CAMPBELL of Cottage < irove, eounty of Lane. State of Ore- | gon, has this day filed in tills office his sworn ' statement No 4810. for the purchase of the sw'A I of section No. is, in townsliip No. 22 s.. range | No 3 west and will otter proof to show that the land sought Is more valuable for its timber or stone than for agricultural purposes and to es- | tablish his claim to «aid land l«efore J. J. Wal ton. U s Commissioner at Kugcne, Oregon, on Saturday, the 13 day o f June 1903. He names as witnesses: James Whit ford. Win Johnson, ! 11 H Fiester. J A Powell all bf Cottage Grove, Oregon. Any and all person claiming adversely the I above described lands are requested to tile ! their elaims in this offiee on or before said 13th ] day of June too.;. a 10 J T B rid g es , Register. | % T u e sd u v the case entitled the .State vs B . L a n d , also cam e up for a heal in g in the ju s tic e cou rt, upon a c o m - ! p la in t filed by Supr. W o o d o f th e O & i S E railroad c h a r g in g d efen d an t with j w illfu lly and m aliciou sly o b s tru c tin g the railroad by b u ild in g a fence acro ss the truck. D e fen d a n t a lle g e d that the c o m p a n y had agreed to a llo w him to place a tem p orary fence across the track u n til a cattle gu ard was co n stru c te d and failing to put in the cattle g u a rd he m aintained a fence across the truck to p rotect h is g r o w - in g crops. A fte r e x a m in in g several w itnesses the case was su b m itted for a r g u m e n t, D e p u ty D istrict A tto rn e y Brow n re p rese n tin g the stab- and A t to r n e y J . C . J oh n so n the d e fe n d an t. A fte r tak in g tiio case under a d v is e m en t b riefly the court found the <le fe n d a n t n o t g u ilty and he was p ro m p tly d isc h a rg e d . ■ag. - June J, 1*7*. entitled -A ll Act t«>r the sale "f TI iii I ht 1-HMls in the States «if Ualiiopnia Oregon, Neva«la and Washington Territory, as extended t«i ail the I'libHc Lind States by acts of August 4, ltMIK. BFK KOI H U S ABBOTT «if Eugene. County ot Lane state o f Oregon ha s tills <la\ lile«i iu this «»ffiee his sworn statement No .'»129 for the purchase «if the hits l. 2 ami of Section No ti Township 23 South, o f Range t West and will otter pi««»! to show that the land I sought is more valuable for its timber or stone Bmcua. ^ I l I ’ A Rattling Good, Spick and Span " Hiit you want when you go for «L^. matter whether you go on it business trjPi. to take your b«‘st gjp| for a ride, and "«' furnish our customers. It’s our bo* , pU'ase the puhlic in this respect, and it?* Mi.it we take in doing so to furnish the ' 1 10 *1»d in our lin»». Prompt service Chrisman & Bangs
