Lane County leader., June 12, 1903, Image 8

OUR CORRESPONDENTS
fcrterestmg Letters From our Country
Neighborhood News.
CRISP AND BREEZY LETTERS
• U bU h il.tb S .-
1 F. M. Doyle was in our neighbor­
hood this week.
Henry Lincoln was peddling fresh
beef on our streets (?) Tuesday.
Win. and li. M. Hawley made a
business trip to the Grove last week.
Frank Hughes returned to Maitin
creek Monday, after a long absence.
Mrs. Maud Leroy of Benson is
visiting relatives in the Grove this
week.
Mrs. J. X. Cook of Portland is
visiting ber parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Wui. Hawley.
Work is progt easing very nicely
en the railroad cut near the post-
office at this place.
Mrs. Anna Kent and her two lit­
tle daughters went to the Warehouse
Saturday to join Mr. Kent, who is
tocated there as timber ranger.
Things are beginning to take ot
a business-like appearance up here
There are now seven freight teams
» 1 the road, and most of them are
very busy.
Geòrgie Kerr has returned from
lue Leroy mine, where he has been
working for some time. He has
gone to work on the wagon road up
Champion creek.
D orcm i
Item ».
Johnnie Kirk aud wife were in
Cottage Grove Saturday.
A llot hey and Mr». J. 8. Medley
were at Doreua Thuraday.
Mr». I»aac Land of Kuirview »pent
Sunday visiting friend» at IXirena.
William Wilson, an O. A S. E.
surveyor, left Friday for Portland.
Mrs. Mattie Kirk and aon. Ralph,
«uuled the Grove the latter part of
¿ha week.
W es Chriatnan and family are
moving to t ’liailey Pitcher'» place
at Bed Rock thia week.
Mr. and Mr». N. P Chriatnan,
James Bedford and Uobt. Martin
made a trip to the Grove Saturday.
The many friends of Mrs A llie Cole
will be clad to hear that »he baa re
tarried from the Grove improved in
baalth.
G eorge Martin and wife of north
Yam hill arc spending this week via-
iting with their brother, Robert
Ifisrtie. and family, of Dorena.
th e
p a te ut
Sl;oe Laçe Pocket.
It is a Classic ¡Sho**, Artistic and coinfortal
McKays. Turns and Welts, at___ 75 and
Tit Bsedy-to-ferrc Cenai
when in doubt,
eat it
L E W IS & V E A T C
Sunny Jim*
When your piano needs tuning
dont get some trump tuner to "fix
it'' for you. M O Warner, of Eugene
and who is well known as a reliable
piano tuner, makes regular trips to
Cottage Grove and will keep your
piano in order by the year as reoson-
ble as vou can ask.
The ML?es Xewland, milliners,
have taken the local agency for the
Chas. A. Stevens & Bros., ¡¡-dies tai­
loring establishment and will take
and till orders promptly for lady’s
i tailor made, or all made-to-or *
| clothing.
a23tf.
THE 0 ID RELIABLE DRUG STORE!
J.
P . C U R R I N , P ro p r ie to r ,
l'rescri [itioriH carefully compounded iiutl we always keep
on band t he Purest Druys.
P aints.
Oils
and
V a rn is h e s
N O T IC K KOI! F C B L IC A T IO .N .
Unite«! Slate* Land Office.
Rose burg, Oregon. March 31, lt«3.
Notice 1« hereby trircn tn »t In compliance
with the provision* <•*'the ac t o f c ongres* of
I June 3 .18TR, entitled "A n a« t for the sale of
! timber lands in the States»of California.« »regon
Nevada and Washington Territory,’ as extend­
ed to all the public land states by act oi August
4, 1692.
from every point of view, McCormick mowers
will be found faultless in design, modern Tn con­
struction and thorough in equipment, with the
most practical features. These mowers are so
perfectly balanced, so easily operated and do such
smooth and even cutting that they instantly
become the favorite of every man who buys one.
TH O M A S K C A M P B E L L
of Cottage (irove, county of Lane. State of Ore- '
i gon, lias this day filed in this office his sworn
statement No 4*10. for the purchase of the sw 1
of section No. is, in township No. 22 s.. range
No 3 west and w ill offer proof to show that the
j land sought is more valuable for it* timber or
stone than for agricultural purposes ami to es-
1 tahlislii his claim to said land l>efore J. J. W a l­
ton. I ' S Commissioner at Eugene, Oregon,
»m Saturday, the 13 »lay o f June 1903, He names
a.* witnesses; James w hitford. W in Johnson,
H II Fiester. J A I*»»well all of Cotiage Grove
Oregon.
I Any and all person claiming adversely the :
above descril>e<l lands are requested to file
their claims in this office on or before said 13th
day t»f June 1903.
aio
J T B k id o k s . Hegister.
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W ynne H dw . Co
F i r s t National
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C IT Y M A R K E T
Choicest Meats. Hunis, Bacon
and Lard always on hand, in
fact everything usually kept
in a first class market : : :
Fish In
Season
J
we have no stand-in with the dentists on tough meat*
Give ua a call and we w ill treat you right
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Bartels & Veatchl
N O T IC E F O li P U B L IC A T IO N .
United state* Land Office.
Roseburg, Oregon, April 2."», lyua. J
Notice 1» hereby given thtft in com pliance *
! with the provisions of the act of Congress of
June
is,*, entitled “ An act for the sale of
tim ber lands in the State* of California. Oregon
Nevada .and Washington Territory.” asextend-
e«l to all the public land states by"act of August
4. l-.-J.
The M cC orm ick book,
J A M E S G E O RG E ( ‘ON.NEKS
I
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f Cottage Grove, couhty of Lane, state of Ore-
••A MODEL M A C H IN E ,"
j gon, has this day filed lu this office his sworn
tells all abnet M odi* mowers.
statement N o 5021 for the purchase of the frac­
tional w '.. o f m o ,, section No is. Tp 22 S. If
’ west and w ill off. r proof to show that the land
. sought is more valuable for its timlter or stone
than lor agricultural purposes, and to establish
Ins claim before J .J Walton, u S Commissioner
at Eugene, Oregon, on the 1st dav o f July pm:;.
He nam e« as witnesses: James ‘Whitforti, \\ i l-
liam Johnson, Thomas Campbell. all of Cottage
Grove, Lane »'«unity. « -regou. Alonzo shortridge
' «»f Lomlon. Lane county. Oregon.
A n y and all p er«m s claiming adversely the
abov, «lescrllied land* are requested to file their
A llM IN IS T B A T O R S N O T IC E .
Star Item*.
claims In this office on or lief ore said 1st dav of
July. UM*3.
.1 T B k u m . es .
Notice Is hereby given that by virtue «>f an
Register.
Pearl Stewart baa keen quite sick »rfier
o f the bounty Court o f'L .u te lo u u n . j A 24
State
«*f
Oregon,
duly
made
and
»mtered
o
f
all the week.
reeortl therein, on the 2».th clay of May. P hu .
N O T IC E FOR P U B L IC A T IO N .
undersigned was duly ap|«>iided adminis­
United States Laml Office.
School i» progressing nicely un­ the
trator of the estate o f Augeunc Johnson, de­
Rosehurg, Oregon. March 23, 1903.
der the management of Mis* Tiffney. ceased. A ll persons havinu claims against
Notice is here y given that !n compliance
*ahl estate are hereby notified and requires! to
. a of
presenl the same to said administrator, verifie«!
Leslie W ick» went to Bohemia as
by law required, at the office o f ». s. Medley June ;. **.». e:it: . si “ An a t i r the .«ale of
tin.her lends in • i:e sta tes..; <>.li; oral*. Oregon
at
Cottage
d
rove.
Oregon,
within
si\
mouth's
last week to work.
Nevada .and Was ington T errito ry," a.«extend-
from the »late of this notice.
ed^t*» all the public laud stales by act of Auguat
A. F. J o h n s o n .
Frank
McIntyre
of Bohemia Aon», of estate o f A ngelln e Joenson.
»le»*ea*e»l.
TH O M A S K. (¿A I.B U F.A T H
visited at Star Saturday and Sun­ Hated June 4th. 15W3
; o f Cottage G lo ve couuty of Lane state o f O re -'
g«m. lia -th is day tiled i:i this ..nice his sworn
day.
statement N«». 4 - f or the purchase o f the N W 1,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
i o f Section „No. 24. in township No. 2«* South o f
The wenther seems to be too warm
Land Office at Roseburg. Oregon,
Range No. 2 West anil w ill offer proof to shoe*
the laml sought is in»»re valuable for its timber
for the natives, and they are crying
May oth. uma.
Notice is hereby given that in »'oinpliuncc I *»r st«me than for agricultural puristse*, and to
for rain.
M ith the provisions of the A ft o f Congress of ! establish his chum to said land before rti<-
June 3, i.*7*. entitled “ An Act for the sale o f i Register and Receiver o f this office at itoselturK,
Lee
Damewiiod and children Tim ber Lands in the M ates o f Califopnia Oregon, on Tuesday, the 2* «la\ o f July, pm.;
Nevada ami Washington T e r r it o r y " H e names as witness,s; j . b . Bay Its, o f Dorena.
spent Sunday with Joe Dnmewood of Or»*imn.
a* extended to a 1 the Public Land States ‘by ; Oregon. Albert Emerson, ot Cottage (¡ro ve. Ore­
gon. Einim t sharp. o f Cottage G rove Oregon
acts **f August 4. 1902.
Wildwood.
.an d J. 1>. iiammoii <>i Eugeue, Oregon,
B U R R O U G H S A B B O TT
f Eugene. County of Lam- state o f Oregon has i A ny and all persons claim ing adversely the
Mr*. Geo. Long and sister passed o this
day filed in this office his sworn statement above described laml-* are requsied to tile their
in this »dfiee «m or lH>f»»re said 2* da\ «»f
through Star Sunday on their way N o 5129 for the_purclu»se ot the lots l. 2 en»I of ' claims
section No g Township *23 s<mth. «»f Range t July. P.so.
^ P
J. T. B k iim ik s , Register.
to Wildwood.
" 'e s t ami w ill offer pro«*l t«> show that tile land
sought is more valuable tor its tim ber »»r stm
Ed Cole has been moving this tlian for agricultural purposes, and to establish
N O T IC E FO R P U B L IC A T IO N .
Ills eta ini t«* «aid laml l**f««rc J. J. W alton. U. >
week frotu Mrs. Davis' place to liis CtMnndssioner at Eugene. Oregon on Saturday
l nitc«l States Laml Office.
tlie
1st
day
t»f
August.
I9tt3.
H
e
nam***
u
sw
id-
Koseimrg, Oregon. April 25, Bios.
ranch across the river,
neases U e o r g e W . Hunter. James V Randle
Notice i« here .
.»> u i m in • •inpiiHiic#
Ktigar I>eCou all »»f Eugene Lane county. Oregon
t - e act »*( « • ngrr-s «if
Mrs. Davis of Salem, accompanied »m l Austin Root o f Springfield. Lane county. w . u n h ‘,° ti • e '* i>r«*visi«.ria
s-entitle.i ’ . i n r . r the sale o f
Oreg»»n.
tim ber lands in the ~t»U s«*f C a li’ornla.Oregon
\y a eon and a grandson, is visiting
A n y and all person« claiming adversely the Nevada a oi W ashington Terri <-ry.“ ssexten d-
her daughter, M ir. Wicks, of this alM>ve described l.«n»ls are requested tt» file their •d^u a.', the put.lie land states by act oi A u gu tl
claim* in thH office »*n or before sal»l 1st «lav of
place.
August. 1903:
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C L A V B O R N K. RHODES.
m 22
Register.
; of Eugene. couutN Of L a w . stale «*f orcg»»n. has
j this tlay Hb’»l in this office his s\\«»rii statement
Editor Perry K.lv. of K d 'o , W i.h .
i No 5019 tor tlie purchase of the e*.. ne*.. nw .
ace om panic I by his nefee Miss Bessie I>arwin Bristow. ITes.
... , a n ' v e t km rj. Tp 33.s . R 1 ’* «•*( ;l„«|
Herbert EaU n , Cash. ne
1 w nl offer proof t«» sin.« mat the laml sought is
Woods, arrived at this piacc Tuesday
‘
more
valualfie
for its timber or stone than for
and on Wednesday proceeded to
agri. ultural wu-poso. and to establish his - la-m
Bohemia where Mr Ely will look after
to waul land !>« fgre J J W alton U s Commission­
his mining interests which are em'-
er at Eugene. Oregon, on Friday the loth day o f ,
July. P*u. He names as witnesses; James N
txsfied in the Mayflower group of
I R.'. 1 idle. George W Hunter. Janies s»»avey. all of
Mines, and which are proving very
Eugeue. Lane county. Oregon, and Austin Root, !
vslualiie property Mis# Woods is n
I o f Springfield. L ine county. Oregon.
Any and all ¡»ersons claim ing adversely the
sister of la-e Roy Wo,sis of the local
altove ues« ribt .1 lauds are requested to file* their
merchandise firm of Welch »V Woods.
claims oi tlii> office on or before sanl loth dav «»f
She is equipped
witli rifle and
July. i9iv>.
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Kt-#1.t,r.
mountain coetu ne and is prepared
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Oui’ lie e of Books. Stationery. W a ll Paper H
and No tions are not surpassed in Quality 1
>'T Qua ntity in the city. Prices are riarht. 1
I f you read the Leader you will
keep posted
Geo. Sears and R. E. Walker were
in the Grove Tuesday.
M. H. Coffman of Eugene was in
W alker Friday on business.
Mrs. F. W right went to Youcalla
Tuesday for a few days visit.
M. A. Horn attended the W ood­
men lodge at Creswtll Saturday
eveuing.
A number of young folks attended
the show at the Grove Thursday
evening.
Mr. Burkett La* just finished Lis
new burn.
Strawberry pickers are out on the
hills these dais.
Bay St orkuell made a business
trip to Silk creek Tuvsdav.
Mr. Huff and fqmilv of Cottage
Grove are rtmilicg here for a abort
time.
Frank Hull ha» Been up from
WeuJliug Lately working on bia
farm.
Mr. ami M-». Bunch of Siualaw
were visiting B. H. Lee and family
hut week.
Floy Lee waa vuitm g her grand­
parent'. Mr. and Mr*. Bunch, of
Biualaw lu.t week.
A. G. Miller, whiwe hand waa cut
recently while »hoeing a horse, i»
now able to u*e h a hand agaiu.
The Divide baseball nine wan or­
ganized the first of the week and ar­
rangement» are being made to play
Loictm next Sunday.
George Trammell, A lbeit Mackey,
Rc'uheu Tuck' r and Richard Topp
attended a dance Saturday night
given by .Ice W illett» of Silk creek.
The S. I ’, »team »hovel, which
haa been »laying here for aorne
time, i» preparing to h ave for Oak
laiut, where a new »nling will be put
in to the Hour mill at that place.
F^ecLalis S h o e
Force
Item s.
D i v i d e I t e m* .
v
W it h
It. Cline in in the Grove this week
Arthur Smith began working in
Weaver A llryan's shingle mill
Thursday.
A number of Walker people at­
tended the Children's day exercises
at Cresswell Sunday.
M rs. M. Y. Smith and Miss Pearl
Smith made a shopping tour among
the Glove merchants Monday.
Ask to see the
It eared the tile of “ Sunoy Jim.'*
W iltlw m x l item s.
W a lk e r
lif ljou lÏÏlant Something IBtce
Jim Damps' young wife while yet
a bride
Seme biecaite made w ith greatest pride.
Jim looked with fear upon the food,
But to a bride one caa’t be rode.
“ L e t's eat 1 Force ' first, dear, 'tie my
whim,’’
Correspondents Detailing the
CHAMPION!
A full and complete
line » ! : ; ;
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M O W K liS A M ) KAKI>I
a n a W A G 0 N S
H e a v v ; CULTIVATORS, Plows|
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G l o v e s , T i n w are
M i n i n g S u p p l i e s , Etc
TOOL OUTFITS FOB
THE M E C H A N I C
'V o have them at all prices
AN#, w e oarrv the I'est
makes o f tools o f all kind*
f o r carpenters, cabinet
makers and machinist*.
Complete stock o f general
hardware. Nee ns Indore
Im ying your farm imple­
ments and wagon* :
BANK
for the strenuous, adventuresome
camp life experienced in our western
mining districts, ¡the experts to enjov
the trip with Its novel experiences,
immensely.
C A P I T A L - -$*20,000
O R G A N IZ E D
3. S
O C
A general banking basine** transacted,
G o a t» Tor Sale.
t'ottage Grove. Oregon.
Five hundred head of line young
grade Angora goats (nantiies). W ill
sell in band» to suit purchaser. F o r'
term» and particulars inquire of
J . H . H vwlzy ,
Divide, Oregon.
Jit ip
Bargain in a Home
X » l t « - r fo r I 'n 1,1 i .' m tion.
t 'i . l l « l States l.am! .Mitre
K i.'. tm ri. Ureynn. May r., lana.
" Merely slTen l h » l tn enmp h .n o «
w iih 1 he p rovolon i o f the set ot . ongre-« o f
o ^ T L . i a •am te-t " A . fc-t tor the u le ,>f 1
t|mh«r Un.1. |n the s r s t # » r . U f o r n i . , . iree.-a
N e e ^ t . »n.t « Uhtnston Territory. Mextenrt-
,h * p“ bll€ ' * n'* ■'»>*• by seto t Augurt
S H A D K S T ID H A M .
I " * J -q a .™ . eininty o f laute, »tate o f Oretcm. h a. I
: No* '• m ' " . V "
*>1, »worn .tat. ni. nt
No. ¿»It fur the pu r.ha,e o f the S W . NK . ,,f
Ü T i'T iiî' ' ' i ' d ' p a . «o.ith -M r.n s e .
a " '1
" « e r pro.* to ,l» .w that tlie lan.l
»..iitiht I, more < alnahle hu it . tim ,* r an,I .tone
» «r t .t t lturai porp.~e.. amt to e ,ta K
Ih Z Zte elalm to mutt lamt before .1 .1 Walt..n
Nothing in paying rent— own
your home. A cosy modern cot­
Ter the Bed and Cheapest
tage. six rooms, bath, large base­
bop ot fruit farms in the valley. ment, two big lots, centrally locat­ Lane eonnty, Orreon.
A ny amt all portoti- rlatmins a.lremelv the 1
Call on or address 8. A. M> Kvv, ed. only one block from business
,'lporth eh lam i, are rrtpie.trd to si,,
Cieswell, Ore.
You deal diiect center ot Cottage Grove ; first conies their .-latm. In tht. olile« on or In-fore ,» i.l ,n,
Oay
of
Atiru.t. latta.
4.T. Batm.rn
I
first served, inquire at this office
with the owner.
mfltf
m ~
k e *t»t«r.
I
A Rattling Good, Spick and Span Rig
i- \tli.it son want when you go for a drive. n<>
nitittor whether you go on a business trip, or jn^t
to take your host girl for a ride, and this is what
we furnish our custom«»!*!*. It's our business t«>
p'
die public in this respect, anti it's a pri«l'’
1,1
tj'k«* in fining so to furnish the very l*ost
° " l,H 1,1 0,1 r line. Pnmipt service : : • •
Chrisman & Bangs stables