OUR CORRESPONDENTS
S ta r
Item ».
Jim Dump* found Mr». Dump*
Sunday”
Joh n W hite of Loratie was in town
Btinday.
J. K Noland ia in Eugene serving
aa jurym an.
R obert Hayes come up from Eu
gene Sunday.
Marion Scarbrough of Eugene was
in town Saturday.
Eugene Stockwell came up from
K ugene Satu rday.
Mrs. S. A. G arrell is visiting rel-
stiv M in Southern California.
H. U. Scott has bought a horse and
k a g g y and is erecting a new barn.
F . L. Dodge and Frank Snyder
fe lt for a trip to the coast Tuesday.
M iss Mamie Scott, having finished
her school at Saginaw, has returned
koine.
M ims Jane Vanprooyer came up
from Springfield Friday on a visit to
h er parents.
R obert McDaniel, who has been in
C alifornia for sometime, returned
cm Saturday.
M rs. Thomas Sears, who has been
viaituig relatives bas returned to
C ottage Grove.
Lawrence Hunter, who has been
■n Southern California for some time,
has returned home.
Hall and Sly are fitting up a neat
office and will soon embark in tbe
real estate business.
Rev Boyles of Cottnge Grove
prcsclted in I he M. E. church Suuday
m orning and evening.
R F. Martin has returned from
P ortlaud, where lie went to attend ,
(be Mssonic Grand Lodge.
The Creswell Brass Bund gave a
S traw b erry festival and entertain- j
m eat in Scarbrough's warehouse
Tuesday night. An interesting pro-1
gram ami enjovable time was had.!
ADM INISTRATO RS N O T H «.
ich
K an
MOI : I» t- i "K i s
#< H arrisb rg, ( m inty <»f l.u .n S la lo of Oregon
haa t h u tin) filed In this office her »w orn state-
meot No. w ltl, for «be tnueti.is, ,*f the N. 1 * s
C.
K ' ( \ S '» of Section No J Township
2« Month, of Range J W est .tnd w ill otter pro»*! to
•Bow th at the land sought ts more valuable
lor 11» tim ber or atone than t«»r agrteultural
jmrpsvscs and to estab lish her claim to said land
l»i le r r ( i K S k ip worth, I . S ( otnmtsstoner at
Jn m ito n (T ty Oregon i>n the fifth dav of August
fffift Hlio nam es .«- w itnesses. B. LoKcn and
(1 G ilbertson both of Hat rts ln irg p re c o ti A. J
W ard of Vtd.«. (»reiron am I ( tía s E. M au sen of
Ju n etto n t 1t\. Oregon
A ny and a^i persons claim in g advert* ly the
« h o v e d «ni rll»ed kinds a re r « p « s l e l to tile their
elatan» In Allis office on or before s ih l .*4tli d ay of
AUgn-St 190.«
J. T. ItKIlHiPS
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Witli tho p;i
Sl)oe L ace P ocket.
T k i ftM dr-lo-Ssro Canal
ready for
any emergency.
L E W IS & V E A T C
F i r m e r * a .r * C it i n g “ F o r e * .“
“ T h an ks fo r ‘ F o rce.’ I e a t it th re s
t im e i 1 d a y . F o lks c a ll m e ‘ S u n n y J im .’
T ook som e to iho co u n try w ith m e on a
v ieit and the fa rm e rs out th ere are
I e a tin g 'F o r c e ’ now . _
“W
ill
Lumber
The best and Largest
Stock of Dry Lumber
from our Coast Fork
Mills is now ready for
Delivery a t Popular
Prices $ : : : :
Houses built on the in
stallment Plan . . .
For Further Particulars
see •
J. P. C U R R IN , Proprietor,
Proscription» carefully compounded uud we always k
ou band tbe Purest Drujjs.
G outs fo r S id e .
Paints. Oils and Varnishes
Our line of Books. Stationery, Wall Pap
and Notions are not surpassed in Quali
rr Quantity in the city. Prices are rierl
Five hundred bead of tine young
grade Angora gout» (naunies), Will
sell iu bands to suit purchaser. For
terms and particulars inquire of
NOTICE KOK F IB I.R A T IO N .
I’ lilted S tates Land Office,
ltoseburg, Oregon. March 31, 1903.
! Notice i* hereby given th at in com pliance
w ith the provision* of the act of C ongress of
! Ju n e 3,18.8. e n titled "An act for the sale of
tim ber lan d » in the stateao f C alifornia.O regon |
Nevada .and W ashington T errito ry," asex ten d - i
ed to all the public lan d states by act of Auguat
4,1892.
THOMAS K CAMPBELL
| i’(C ottage Grove, county of Lane, S tate of Ore-
j gon, lias this day filed in tills otlieu Ids sworn
1 statement No 4sio, for the purchase of the sw 1 v
of section No. is, in township No. 22 S.. range ,
No 3 west and w ill offer proof to show th at the
1 land sought is more valuable for its tim ber or
stone than for agricu ltu ral purposes and to es-
1 tablish Ids claim t«» said land liefore J . J . W al- |
! ton. U S Commissioner a t Eugene. Oregon,
on Saturday, the 13 «lav of Ju n e urns, He names !
I as witnesses: Ja m e s w hit ford, Win Johnson,
l i II Ftester, J A l ’o w e lla ll of C ollage Grove,
Oregon.
Anv anti all person elaim ing adversely the
I alsive tleseribetl lands are requested to tile .
their claim s iu this office on or before said 13th
1 day of Ju n e 1903.
I
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J T B r id g e s , R egister.
C IT Y M A R K
L U M B E R
M
MILLS
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
U nited S tates Lund Office,
Roselnirg, Oregon, April 23,1903.
i Notice 1 » hereby given th at In com pliance
B uilding «md S ales D epartm ent
w ith the provisions of the act of Congress of j
Ju n e 3, Hu*, en titled "An act tor the «ale of \
J . H. WARN Eli, Superintendent *
tim ber lan d « in the State* of ('«liio rn l» , Oregon ,
I Nevada .and W ashington T errito ry," »»ex ten d - ■
ed to a ll the public land «fate» by act of August
4, 1892.
JA M E S GEORGE CONNERS
I of C ottage (»rove, county of Lane, state of Ore- j
gon, h as th is d a y filed in this office his sworn
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIO N.
| statem ent No 3021 for the purchase of the frac-
L an d Office at Rose burg, Oregon,
! tional w ‘ a of nw> 4 , section No is, Tp 22 s , K 3
M ay 9th, 19(13,
west and w ill offer proof to show that the land
Notice i s h ereb y given that in com pliance I sought is more valuable for its tiinlHT or stone
w ith the provisions of the Act of Congress of | than (or a g ricu ltu ral purposes, and to establish
Ju n e 3. 1878, en titled "A n Act for the sale of his claim before J J W alton. U s Commissioner
Tim ber Lands in the S tates of Califopnia at Eugene, Oregon, on the 1st day of Ju ly mo:;.
Oregon. N evada and W ashington T errito ry," He nam es as w itnesses: Jam es Whitford, Wil
a s extended to a il the Pu blic L an d States by liam Johnson. Thomas Campbell, all of Cottage
acts of August 4. 1902.
Grove, Lane county, oregon, Alonzo Hhortridge
BURROUGHS ABBOTT
of London. Lain- county. Oregon.
of Eugene. County of Lane S ta te of Oregon lias
A ny and all persons claim ing adversely the
tills dav tiled In tills office his sw orn statement above deserilH'd lands a re requested to file their
No .*>129 for the purchase of the lots 1. 2 and 3 of claim s in t his office on or before sakl 1 st day of
Section No n Township 23 South, of Range 1 J u ly . 1903.
J T B kidgkh ,
W est and w ill offer proof to show that the land
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Register.
snui;lit is more valuab le for its tim ber or stone
than for agricu ltu ral purposes, and to estab lish
V » l ICE FOR IM BLH \ I ION.
liis claim to said land liefore J. *1. W alton. C. S.
I'n ited S tates Land Office,
Commissioner at Eugene, Oregon on S aturday
Roselmrg. Oregon. March 23, 19««.
the 1st day of A ugust. 1903. He nam es as wnt-
Notie* ia hereby given th at In compliant**
liesses: G eorge W. H unter. Ja m e s N. Handle w ith the provisions of the act of Congresa of
Edgar D eC ouall of Eugene Lane county. Oregon Ju n e 3,18 1 8, en titled "An act for the sale of
and A ustin Root ot Springfield, lam e county, tim ber lan d s in the states of ra lifo rn ia , < >regon
Oregon.
ffo rad a and w o ahlngtoa T e rrito ry ," »»e x te n d
Any and a ll persons claim in g adversely the ed to *11 the public land «tates by act of August
alMive described lands a re requ ested to file their 4, 1892.
claim s in this office on or before said 1 st day of
THOMAS K. (¿AI.BREATH
A u gu st. 1903:
J . T. BRIDGES
ttf Cottage (¿tove county of lame State of Ore
iu 22
R egister.
gon. has this day filed in this office bis sworn
statem ent No. 4t>98. for the purchase of the N W
Section No. 24, in township No. 2ti South t»i'
Subt cribe for tbe L eader and get of
Range no . 2 West ami w ill otter proof to show !
tlie land souglit is more valuable for its timber
all the lo< al, state and general news. or
stone than for agricu ltu ral purposes, and to
estab lish Ills claim to said land before the i
R egister anti R eceiver of tills office at Roselnirg, !
Oregon, on T u esday, the 28 dav of J u ly . p.»i3.
He nam es as w itnesses: J . B. Bayles, of iiorena.
Oregon. Albert Emerson, of C ottage Grove;O re
gon. Emmet Sharp, of Cottage Grove Oregon
and J . 1». Gammon of Eugene, Oregon.
Any and all persons elaim in g adversely the
above descril»ed lands are reqlisted to file their
claim s in tills office on or lie fore saitl 28 dav o f,
J u ly . 1903.
in 8 p
J . T. Bulimic«, Register.
FROM EVERY
POINT OF VIEW
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LO O KED
AT
from (very point of vaw, McCormick mowers
will be found fauces* in design, modern in 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.
Ths McCormick book,
••A MODEL MACHINE.’’
i t Its »!> about Mode! m owers.
Wynne Hdw. Co.
NOTICE FOR I T PLICATION.
United s ta te s I .and Office.
Koscluirg, Oregon, April 23, mni.
Notice i* hereny xtveu that in c.nnpiiano*
w ith the »rovlaiona <>f the act of Congress of
Ju n e 3. 1878, en titled "An act for the ¡»ale of
tim ber lan d » in the M ate*of California,t>regon
Nevada and \Vashington T errito ry," asexten d-
•d to all tha public land ita te s by*act of August
4, 1892.
*
CLAY BORN K. RHODES,
of Eugene, com ity »*f Lane, state of Oregon, has
j this tlav filed in this office liis sworn statement
No .*>»*19 for the purchase of the e*? lie ',, iiw 1 ,
I nr* >• ne1, n w ', section 32. T p 2 3 S . R t west ami
i w ill offer pr*M»f to show tliat the laud sought is
more valuable for its tim ber or stone than for
agricu ltu ral mirptMcs. and to estab lish his ela»m
■ to said land before J J W alton U s Cttmmission-
er at Eugene. Oregon, on F rid a) the inti* day of
J u ly , lima. He names as witm*ss«>s: Jam es N
I Handle. George W H unter. Ja m e s Heavey. all >>f
Eugene. I-m e county. Oregon, and Austin R«M>t.
t*f Springfield. Lane co u n t). Oregon.
Any am i all per»» his claim in g adversely tin*
i above tlescrilH-tl lands are requested to file' their
claim s in fids office on or before saitl loth dav of
i ••■If. I " * 1*
J T B kiihiks ,
*-■*
Register.
N w lie e f»»r r n b l i r a t io n .
United S tates l^imi Office.
Htiselnirg. Oregon. May 25. i * wk ;.
NoElre is h*r*by given th at In rarnptfanr*
w ith the pm riaiona of the act of Congresa .*f
; Ju n e 3 »s.s en titled "An *» t f«»r the »ale of
tim ber land» in the states of C alifornia. Oregon
Nevada an.1 W ashington Territory, aaextend-
f l lW * lh# publlc l * a,X
act of A ugujt
SHADE STIDHAM.
1
l-in e. state of Oregt>n haa
this day filed In tnts office his sworn statement
' No. ¿Vil for the purchase of the N W , NE' t>f
1 T i 10'!^*
south of range 4 west I
am i w ill offer pmnf to show that the land
sought is more valuable for its ttmln-r and stm »• •
than for a g rieu liu rai imrposes. and to ra ta l» .!
jlsh his claim to said land before J .1 Walton i
l . H. Commissioner, at Kugenc. th-egon . .
. ur.lav. the »til day of August, time:. He names I
.is w hnraara n ft Hhortrtdce. AJ W Hhortridg, j
M dhs Nowell, lu-rt TedmVe, a ll ..f U hi . i . m , '
! l«iiie eountv. Oregon.
A m y ami a ll perann* claim ing adveraelv the
I als*v> ijesiril>e<i land- are requested to file
th eir . toffijs m Th*8 o flk f on or before a*W Ml,
Saj
A s p a t . MKL
J , T. B biih ik «.
K o sl.lrr.
Choicest Meats, Hams, B:ic<>
and Lnnl always on hand. I
fact everything usually U<>i
in a first class market :
w e have no stand-in w ith the d en tists on tough met
Fish In
Season
Give us a c a ll and we w ill tre a t you righ t
Bartels & Veat
Pacific Tifiar Co
Common Rough
Saginaw , O re.
THE OLD RELIABLE DRUG STO
J . H. H awley ,
NOTICE KOK PUBLICATION.
United S tates I.and Office
Roselnirg, Oregon. Ju n e 13, 1903.
Notice is hereby given th at tin* follow ing
named se tter lias liled notice of his intension to
n u k e (final commutation proof in support of
h is claim , and that said proof w ill l»e made l»e-
fore The R egister and R eceiver. l\ s . I .and
Office at R ose burg, Oregon, on J u ly , 'JO. too:; viz:
JOHN M. CU LP
hom estead en try No. w s i, for the w ' i n w 1».
See. ;e, T. 21 s, K. I w.
He nam es the following w itn esses to prove
h is eoutim nis residence upon and cu ltivatio n of
said land, viz: Jam es O/.ment, J . Y . Thornton.
Ja n ie s K. O strand a ll of C ottage Grove Gore..and
W . It. H aw ley,o f w ih lw oo rt Oregon.
( j lo p )
»I. T. B b id o k s R egister.
BOOTH-KELLY
When your piano needs tuning :
dont get some tramp tuner to "fix i
it” for you. M O Warner, of Eugene j
mid who is well known as u reliable ]
piano tuner, makes regular trips to
Cottage Grove and will keep your
piai>-> in order by the year as reasoii-
ble as you cau ask.
Divide, Oregon.
J ‘2(ip
If you read tho Leader you will
keep posted
BRADFORD
PER
Ï4L
R ctt .”
It’s the rule that in
small towns like Cot
tage Grove it’s nearly,
impossible to get tin;
kind of photographic
work that's known
to he the best : but
just now this is not
the case in this burg,
for the kind of work
that Bradford turns
out has that fineness
of finish and rich
tone which at once
puts it in the front
rank - it is without
question us good ns
can he had even in
the cities : there’s
nothing shoddy or
cheap about it : the
prices are right—#1
to $4.50 per dozen,
according lo class of
work, Btyle of finish
and quality of mount
ings : Call and sec
me at the tent near
the M. E. church
$11.00
kw H r i
t m il.
United S tates l land Odio
Hoseburg. Oregon, Ju n e 12 190:«,
K«*Ve is hereby given th at in com pliant-«
« t t h th e provisions oi the »et of Congo's» of
Jn n e 3, HTfi, en titled "An •> t for the s»1e of
tim b er 1»uils in tho S ta te s.>í California,t»rwgon
N evad* nn I W ashington l ’e r rlio ry .’ ai»> »ten d
ed to *11 the public land state» by *el o( to gnat
JouDQant Something INi
It is ¡i ('lassie ISlio”, Artistic nini comfort
McKays, Turns and Welts, at---- $2.7."> and
S H e l n r 1» berehy e n r n licit by v irtu e of an
of the
( ourt c l I .am* County,
of Oregon, «1 til\ mud* ami entered ot j
therein, on the 28 th tiny of May. I MCI,
«n r undersigned w;»« duly tnpoinled aitmtlits
tntfor of the esta te of \ngeline .lohnson, ik -
e ra s e d Atl person's having claim s against
•a t* »-stale are hereby notified am i requ ired to
■Nwenl the sam e to »aid adm inistrator, verified
M b ) t a * required, .it the office of » s. Medley
M C ottage Grove, Oregon, w illun six month»
f r o « the d ate ot this not lee
A. K .le liv t o v .
« r e s t a t e o f Angriinc.1ocn.Hou. deeea*cd.
Ju n e tth, uw:;
N o t i c e lo t l*n hl
1
distressed
About an unexpected guest.
“ There’s nothing in the house
to eat I ”
“ There’s something better far
than meat."
The guest endorsed Jim’s view
with vim
When helped to “ Force” by
“ Sunny Jim.”
Joe Wiuks weDt to the Orove Fri
da*
Kd Colo went to the Grore this
week
Mucril Kirk was a visitor in Star
A. J. Andersron is on the sick list
this wreck.
Fred Lyke returned from Leban
on Saturday.
O. A. Harlow went to the county
seat last week.
hi iss TiiTney was the guest of Miss
Harlow Sunday.
M iss Mary Vaughn was in the
drove last week.
C. A. Harlow's logging ramp has
closed for the present.
Kird Farrier is cutting wood for
the O. A. S. E. this week.
Talnmge Davis and Leslie Wicks
went to the Grove Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Loudoue came down
from the Warehouse .Sunday.
Mrs F ’.mma Datnewood spent Sat
urday and Sunday at her home.
Mrs. J. U. Stewart and daughter
Pearl were in the Grove last week.
Willard Knight is working for Mr.
Miller at the Owen's logging camp
this week.
Mrs. Teeters and son of Dorena
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Wi k s Sunday.
John Wicks of Minnesota has
moved his family to Star, intending
to make this his home.
Carrie Anderson left Star Thurs
day on her way to Wildwood where
ahe goes to help Mrs. Pitcher at the
Red Bridge Hotel.
C. A. Harlow and Will Hankins
took a d rive to Wildwood Mondny
morning, returning in the afternoon,
tho' no oue expected them so soon.
Miss Vinnie Stocks and Herbert
Mosby of Cottage Grove spent Sat
urday and Sunday with Mr. Hur-
low's at Itocky Point. Miss Vinnie
returned home lately from Tillamook
where she has been going to school.
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And buy your Confoctionaries.
Tobaccos. C i g a r s. Tropical
Fruits and Soft Prinks at . . . .
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TOOL OUTFITS
THE MECHA
W e have them at all
Also, we carry the
m akes of tools of all
f o r carpenters,
m aker» and nwet
Complete stock of ^
h ard w are. Sec us
b u yin g your farm I
m eat* am i wagons
Griffin d Veatdi
A Rattling Good, Spick and Span
is what von want when you go for a dri't
matter whether vtm j;.» on a business trip, er
to take your l*est girl for h ride, anti this is
w e tunush our >'iistoiners. It s our hu-int-
jj ;is<> Hie |»uldie in this respect, and its aP
that wt1 take in doing so-—to furnish the very
to he had in our lint*. Prompt service ; •
Chrisman & Bangs s it "1