OUR C O R R ES PO N D EN TS
W ilt!w o o d item s.
Joe Cole lost two valuable horses
last week.
M ik . Mil a Pitcher visited with
Mrs. J. M. Culp Monday.
Chas Pitcher and family were vis
itors at ISen Pitchers last week.
Wui. Hawley Jr. returned Mon
day evening from Bohemia where he
has been packing for Knowles ii Get-
tya.
Mrs. C. E. Hawlev and daughter
Mary left on Thursday afternoon
train for the Grove from which place
they go to Elkton to visit with rel
atives.
Mrs Anna Huut returned last Sat
urday from the Grove where she has
been leceiving medical attention. W e
are glad to state her hand is getting
well nicely.
Miss Marian White who has been
visiting her sister Mrs. T. M. Hunt
fer several weeks left Saturday for
Eugene where she will attend the
-teachers institute uutil Thursday,
after which she will join Mrs. T. M.
Hunt and son at the Grove and to
gether they go to visit their mother
and sister.
Mrs. J. M. Culp and daughter
(iU iv s
combined business with
p i e -sure and went to the Groye Sat
in-lay evening returning Sunday
morning ou the excursion. She was
accompanied home by Mr. Culp and
M r. Boyd who were bent on fishing
and judging from the amount of
trout Mr. Boyd captured there will
be little use for anyone else to come
wp here fishing this year.
W u lk e r
Item s.
liee Cormany returned to Anlauf
Tuesday.
M. C. Smith went to Pleasant Hill
Tuesday.
Mrs. das. Kennedy did shopping
in the Grove Saturday.
R. E. W alkei is hauling lum ber
from Saginaw this week.
Mrs. M. C. Smith was doing busi*
iu the Grove Tuesday.
M rs. J. Moore of Dallas Oregon j
a visiting al D. P. Sheridans this i
reek.
W ynne Wrennel and Bruce Green -1
lie made a Hying trip to Cottage
G rove Sunday.
Florence
Downing of Eugene
«pent ten days at the home of Mrs.
James Kennedy.
K. Morgan of Fall Creek is visit
ing her grandma Mrs. Wm. G ard
ner of this place.
».■•Har^ing-c and family of Ila
_
>ia .visiting with her sister
i. jp red - w righ t.
Mrs. C. C. Coffman, Ruth and
M ary lloche'of Eugene visited relat
ives and friends at this place the
past ten days.
G . Huff and daughter's Miss Clar-
iean and Cora were in Cottage Grove
Tuesdtty » I b o Jas. Hunter
and
Fletcher England.
river
Mrs. L. H. Slagle and Mrs. Elliot
are on the sick list this week.
W . N. Crow and wife of Loraue
visited at the home of Stephen
H arris Sunday.
Rev Anthony from Portland gave
ua a tine sermon Sunday evening at
the school house.
M rs. Cha-. Jackson of the Grove
spent a few days visiting friends in
this place first of the week.
Mrs Eva Casebeer and daughter
M iss Im *7 left here Monday to attend
the teachers institute at Eugene.
P ro f IT. T. Cadv of Healdaburg
California gave a lecture at tbe
church last Thursday evening on the
•ubjeet of Indi cation.
Mrs. Shoeler and daughter Miss
Lillian left here Saturday for Port
land where she experts to visit her
sister Mrs. Chas. Manser.
Tie- picnic on "B ald Butte” one
day hist week was reported a very
pleasant affair, several families from
this
neighborhood
and
Loraue
gathered hud dinner and a social
time.
K ills Invlteel
Rida are invited on a contract to
build a new school bouse in the dis
trict Num ber 122, Star, t>regon. All
bids must be in by August 10. 1903.
For plans and s| ecifirations apply to
the undersigned.
The school board
reserves the right to reject any and
all htds.
J. B Steward, Clerk
District N o 122. Star. Ore.
A noted divine, in addressing an
aaaemMy of Presbyterian preacher-,
Iff li)ou UClant Something IKltcc
Th e followiUK are a few of the many flue bargains
ln K A U M A N U T O " N r K O r K l t f V for sale by
Ask to see the
ilfccMeE & iUMlnc, Cottacje <5rove, Or.
jp e c la lis
S tra n ger* a 111 tlml M edley & Milne reliable, and tlielr
real e s ta le a ll they represent It to be—K m t u h l-KAlo.lt
(iu aeres, two miles west of
Cottnge Grove on main county-
road. All bottom land in culti
vation, good house, bum, wood
shed und other buildings; run
ning water. Adapted to dairy
ing or fruit taislng.
No. 2
Price................... .......... *2 000
No. 13 — It acres -2 miles west of Cot
tage Grove, fenced and in culti
vation ; good buildings; very suit
able for poultry farm or garden
ing und berry raising.
Price ...........
$700
No. 1 — Good corner lot with 1-room
cottage, pantry and wash room;
good driven well 56 ft deep; wood
shed : near school house, und only
two blocks from business part of
city ; one of 4lie buys in Cottage
Grove
Price
............................. $800
No. 19 — House and 2 lots, west side ;
rents for $7. A splendid bargain
Price ................................ $350
~— ^
No. 12—2 flue lots with very good
Price................................ $500
No. 7—420 acre farm and stock
ranch, 160 acres of crop, 90 cows,
26 head of young cattle, 125 sheep,
38 goals, 50 hogs, 7 horses, $lun
cream separator, new wagon and
harness, mauv other farm Imple-
aeuts, lots of chickens; 3 12
miles west ol Monroe and 19 miles
from Corvallis; time given on
part of purchase price; price $25
per acre, including all stock and
farm implements, or will sell loo
acres separately, all fenced and
good spring water.
No. 5 Good lot 26x100 on business
street'with good house: rents for
$13 per month.
Price
..............
L E W I S
2825 Keeley St..
„
C h i c a g o , I I I . , Oct,, 2, 1902.
I suffered with falling and con
gestion of the womb, with severe
pains through the groins. I suf
fered terribly at the time of men
struation, had blinding headache«
and rushing of blood to the brain.
W hat to try 1 knew not. for it
seemed that I had tried all and
failed, but I had never tried W ine
of Cardui. that blewed remedy for
sick women. I found it pleasant
to take and soon knew that I had
the right medicine.
New blood
seemed to course through my vein«
and after using eleven bottle« I
was a well woman.
lew Stock
Everything fresh amlup-to-dato. W ell assorted
stock of all the best brands at bed rock prices
.
Sales-Small Profits
. All kinds of .
Country Produce
Bought and Sold
Risley & Gray
Bring your eggs and chickens to us.
Mrs. Bush is now in perfect
health because she took W in e of
Cardui for men«trual disorders,
bearing down pains and blinding
headaches when all other remedies
failed to bring her relief. Any
sufferer may secure health by tak
ing W in e of Cardui in her home.
The first bottle convinces the pa
tient she is on the road to health.
We w ill pay the highest price in casli or trade
GROCERY
COMPANY
** For advice in cases requiring
special direction«, address, givin g
symptoms, “ The Ladies' Advisory
Department,” The Chattanooga
Medicine Co., Chattanooga, Tenn.
Medley Building—Main Street Cottage Grove
Family Grrioceries
F R E S H A N 1 ) P U R E . A full line o f Staple and
Fancy Groceries at Lowest prices,
H ighest cash and
trade prices paid for country prod uce
:
:
:
:
:
1
ETC A L F
I O * R S E
H E L L O
M A IN 65 !
If
& V B A T C H
1 C IT Y M A R K E 1 r
.............. $700
(G R O C E R I E S
Out MottO
W ith the patent
It is a Classic ¡Shoe, Artistic ami coinfortaMe.
MeKays. Turns ami Welts, at-----£ 2.70 ami ¡*3.1 m
List your property with us if you
want nuick sales. I ’romptatten-
tion given all business given us.
1'lew Store
S h o e
Sl)oe La^e Pocket.
plain house in good condition.
Bents for $6.
1
Choicest Moats. Hams, Bacon
and Lard always» on hand. In
fact everything usually kept
in a first class market : : :
Fish In
Season
:
we have no stand-in with the dentists on tough meat»
G ive us a call and we w ill treat you right :: :: :: ::
Bartels & Veatclti
CHAMPION
A full and complete
MOWERS AND HAKES
S h e l f
a n d
W A G O N S
H e a v y
CULTIVATORS, Plows
H a rd w a re
Stoves, Tinware
Mining Supplies, Etc
Piper & VanDenburg
B o s w e ll S p rin g s
N O T IC E
FOK P U B L IC A T IO N .
United States Land Office
ltoseburg, Oregon, July 25. 1903.
N otice Is hereby given that the follow in g .
named settler has filed notice o f his intention to Î
make filial commutation proof in support o f
his claim, and that said proof w ill lie made lie-
fore .I . .I. Walton, U. S. Commissioner at Eu
gene, Oregon, on Septemlier Tth, 1903. viz:
W IL L IA M A. O GDEN .
H E. No. 11,040, for the ne1« s w '«, w , .i se* »,
s w '4 ne14. sec. 34 T. 19 S. R. 2 west.
He names the follow ing witnesses to prove
his continuus residence upon and cultivation of
said land, viz: Charles A. Ogden. Otto Martiu.
M. Doan and (1. E. Sherman, all of Creswell, Or.
J. T. B r i d g e s , Register.
____________ Located mi S m in im i IW in c Kailroad In Douglas ( m m !y, Ore.
T h e waters w ill cure 90 per
cent o f cases of Constipation,
Rheumatism, Catarrh. Stom
ach, Kidney, L iver troubles.
One Gallon of These
Waters
Contain
n a i c i s it u u ia in . . .
Postofllce. Express and public
Telephone on premises. From
$10 per week up. Including baths
Trains stop in front of lintel
PolaHSlum 1 Temiti,* - . ' *.; itr
issir
Pataasimn Io t lliU * ---
S i-dumi Chlt>ri<le - - 211.00 J r
.. '2 .
....
,
^
Valclum ChbHidt' - IUM«|r
Calcium Carbonates-• ,l»ir
Capt. Ben D. Boswell, Proppi et op
N o t ic e fo r P u b lic a t io n .
NOTICE KOK PU B LIC A TIO N .
O R E G O N & S O U T H E A S T E R N R, R, CO,
S ilk C re e k .
Raker Slagle went up Row
the first of the week to work.
•Kcal Estate ^Bargains
United States Llaml Office.
Land Office at ltoseburg. Or., July 15, li>03.
Noticed is hereby given that the follow ing
Roseburg, Oregon. June 1*2 190;’»,
named settler has file«! notice of bis intention to
Notice is hereby given that In compliance
T im e Table N o . I.
m ake final proof in support o f his claim, and with the provisions of the act of Congress ol
that «aid proof w ill l»e made before T b e Regis June 3, »8(8. entitled "A n act tor the sale of
T o take effect on July 27, 190.’».
ter and Receiver at ltoseburg, Oregon, on Aug tim ber lands in the Statesof < alifornia.Oregon
D AILY EXCEPT SUNDAY-
ust 24. IfHKi, viz: II. K. No. 11,50**, Thomas J. Ed Nevada .and Washington T errito ry," asextend-
wards. for the s 'a ne1,, n1 se1, sec. r>, Twp. 23s, ed to all the public land states by act of August
No. 2 j No. 4 r 2 w. H e names the follow ing witnesses to 4 1892.
N o . 3 I N o. 1
prove his continuous residence upon ami culti
M O L L IK K. L O K K N .
WEST WEST
vation o f said land, viz: G L Snortridge. F E o f Harrisbrg. County of Linn State of Oregon
KA HT 1 BAST
A r ROUND¡BOUND Lyons, J G Tedrow and W H W itte, all o f Lon has this day filed in this office her sworn state
BOY ND BOUND L r
don. Oregon.
J. T. B r i d g e s . Register.
ment No. 5319. for the purchase o f the N.
S.
1:45 pm 7:30 am Cottage G rove ll:3Qant 5:30 pill
E. 1t , S. E. 1, S. E. 1, o f Section N o 2 Township
Wahlen
11:06 “ 5:06 “
2:05 “ 7:50 “
20 South, of Range 2 West ami w ill offer proof to
11:01 “ 5.01 “
Curri n
2:10 “ 1:55 ••
show that tin* land sought is more valuable
Cerr«t Gordo 10:57 “ 4:57 “
2:14 “ 7:59 “
for its timber or stone than for agricultural
N O T IC E FOR P U B L IC A T IO N
Baker
10:52 - 4:52 “
2:19 “ 8:91 “
purposes, and to establish her claim to said land
10:50 “ 4:50 “
Dorena
2:29 “ 8:14 "
United States I*and Office,
before G. F. Skipworth. U, s. Commissioner at
Bc«l
itix'k
10:43 “ 4:4;i *
2:32 “ 8:17 “
Rnseburg, Oregon. July I, 1903.
Junction City Oregon on the 24th «lay of August
10:36 “ ¡4:36 “
Ntewart
2:41* “ 8:25 “
Notice is hereby given that in compliance 1903. She names as witnesses. B.' Loken ami
10:,‘U “ 4:33 “
star
2:43 " 8; 28 “
w ith the provisions of the act o f Congress of
Rocky Point 10:20 “ 4:20 “
2:55 “ 8.40 “
June 3 ,18/H, entitled "A n act for the sale of G. Gilbertson both of Harrisburg. Oregon A. J.
W ard o f Vid.i. Ore. on and Chas. L. Hansen of
* 2 9 “ jlfcOf. ** A r W ihlw d Lv 10:00 “ 4:00 ••
timber lands in the Statesof California.Oregon
Nevada .ami \\ ashington T errito ry," as extend Junction City, Oregon.
A ny ami all persons claiming adversely the
Nubj«*ct to change w ithout notice
ed to all the public laud state« by act of August
above described lands are requested to file' their
4 189 2
claims
in this office on or l»eft»rc said 24th «lav o f
Freigh t w ill not l»e received at the O. & S. K.
M A R IE H A N S E N
J. T. B r id g e s
K. It. «Tepot a fter 5 n m. T o insure forwarding of Junction C ity County o f Lane, State of August 1903
(J 19)
Register.
on the n ext train, freight niu»t la* delivered in Oregon lias this day filed her sworn statement
am ple tim e to permit of its being bliled.
Nt». 5453 for the purchase o f the N. W . ' , N . K.
*, (l*eing lot 2) of Section No 14 Tow nship 20
N O T IC E FOR P U B L IC A T IO N .
J o h n II. PBAB80N9, (ien era l Manager.
South, of Range 2 West, and w ill offer proof to
United .states Land Office,
show that the land sought is more valuable for
ltoseburg, Oregon. July 1 , 1903.
its timber or stone than for agricultural pur.
Notice is hereuy Liven that In compliance
Great Men and Great Pianos.
noses, and to establish her claim to satu land
before G. F. Skipworth, U. S. Commissioner at w ith the provisions«»' the act c f em igre*« of
Junction City Oregon on the ‘ 21 st. o f Septemlier, Jnne 3, i8(8, en titled "A n a t for the sale of
President
Roosevelt
has just I9* i . i She names as witnesses: Otto Morton tim ber lands in the Statesof C aliforn ia,<>regon
o f Creswell. Oregon. A. J. Ward, of Vida. Ore Nevada .and Washington T errito ry ," asextend-
bought a tine Knabe piano, anil the gon. B. Ixiken, Harrisburg, Oregon. C. L. Han ed to all the public land states by act of August
4, 1892.
sen, of Junction C lt) Oregon.
lnte vice-presiilenl Hobart has nt his
JA M E S W H IT F O K D
Any and all persons claiming adverselv tlie
above described lands are retpiested to flle'thelr of Braiuard county of Crow Wing, s ta le of
resilience a fine N E E D H A M , such as claims in this office on or l»efore said 21st dav of Minnesota, lias this day filed in this office his
sworn statement No. 5444. for the purchase i>i
(J 10) ,1. T. B r id g e s .
we are selling every day, right here Septemlier IMS.
the lot l. S. i \. K
of Section N o 2 in Town
Register.
ship No. 23 M, Range >o 3 west, and w ill offer
nt the Grove, and since the good
proof to show that the land sought is m«*rc
valuable for its titnl»er or stone than for auri-
judgement of Rooeevelt we have se
cultural purposes, amt t«*establish his claim to
N O T IC E FOR P U B L IC A T IO N .
said land before .1. .1 Walton. U. s. Commis
cured the agency for the Knalieand
United States I.and Office.
sioner . Eugene, Oregon on W et I nest lay the •<
Koseburg. Oregon, tune 5. igna.
' M " f s,T>tVm,H*r* l9m- H - names as witnesses
the J. A C. Fischer. These three ail
W imam Johnson ami Thomas Campbell l*»th of
Notice is hereby given that In compliancy
with the provisions of the act of Congr»»«« of io tt a g e Grove. W illiam W o lf and Erwin W olf
world renowued pianos, of the high June
both of London, Lane county Oregon.
3, »878, entitled " An act for the sale of
A ny and all persons claiming adverselv the
est standard. W e have also in tran tim ber lands in the Statesof California. Oregon
Nevada,and Washington Territory,' aaextend-
•b ove de*cril*rd lands are re«|iieste«l to file their
sit a lot of those medium pianos for 4^1892*^ tb* * ub,ic
by act o f August claims in this office on or before said 23 rtl dav of
Bcptouiber. 1963.
J T B k i i * g k s .
which the people are paying all the
E L Y A A. A K I N
Register.
way from £375.00 to dtht (Ml and even o f Philomath county of Renton. State o f Oreg«»n
has this day filed in this office her sworn state
N o t ic e fo r P M b lle a tto n .
more.
W e are going to offer tbe ment so. 52»i for the purchase of the North half
f the South hall t»f section No 9.. in Tow nshlp
United States Igiml Office.
same grade for $160.00, $175.00 and o No
it. South of Range No 2 W. and w ill offer
R«*seburg. Oregon. May 25 ijmo .
$200 00 . These figures will surprise proof to show that the land sought Is more - 1 .2 * 0 2 “ h*25?? « ' » • ” «•>« In m m p llin c*
valuable for ita limiter or stone than for w ith (h * n ro T (t(„n »o ( id « h i o ( ( o n « r » « » of
those who have been buying those agricultural purposes, and to establish her - laim :. . •, ■” «
an w i ior inn « * ;«
said land b efore the - Register
and Receiver
....... ......
............. .. tim ber lends in th « âutea oí rà liforn ta i , » » , .
so-called high-grade piano*.
Be to
,.f this nfllre » I K.melairK. iV.-g..n. im T h u r i t e
* 5 d " “ hln« to'> T «rrtto rr.’ » . . * i î î ? i
I h e i : -lay „ f i^ t e m h e r 1 « 1 une m r .. ■, » - Jd Jo «11 th* «u b U . Und n . u . W i e t o t  n r a t
sides this lot we will have the genu
• Uli.*«. - .1 «
Brunii,, .lohn Orerli .lw r
*•
01 * u « u «
ine C A R L E piano and not the Ho W illiam « U l amt T, S . A k t n T il ' ' V i ' i t w
SHADE STIDHAM.
tJrovc
**i
London,
county
o
f
l^me
st:it«>
o
f
»,.
licit M. Cable. It will pay yon to
Any ami a ll person claim ing adverselv the Nn’ .ivò nw V " ‘ L - o n v e ' ■in'a '; ö r , ; ^ r ; ; ; ,,u^ ;
see this line before buying a piano. above deaeri best lands are requested to file Itib X U I fo r the purchase o f the N W * , \ k
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their claims in this office on or before said irth •écrira i«, lo o 'm fiip îj. v >„n,
Ru H iim ix Mrsi, Hoisr,
day o f Septem ber, fimv
K. ! " ,' rr tV-.-f Io «Ih *0 U l,I ,|M. ¡ , , , 1 '
¡W '
J T B b id o f s . Register. sought Is more , alu «M e lor it, tin n ir .r.,1 » {f . ï r
ltoseburg and Cottage Grove, Ore.
f f ' * 11' or * * rlc u m ir»l purposes. ,H.| t,,
jlsh hls H s im io
Unit
.1 j « a l t i ,,
TOOL O UTFITS FOR
THE M E C H A N I C
.
,
.
declared that all signs, physical, po
I . a. lommlsslnuer. at tiucene orrunn >„ «
'
Fer Ik« 9«St and Cheapen
F o r S»»le.
ardnjr. the sik «lay of \uiru.t i »u
"
litical. intelluctual, spiritual and otb-
One of the finest, fruit, grain, and W i ¿ T , w r . l . " ¿ ^ B S S C ' ' aá w m " ,¡" Ä
rewise, point to an enrl.v fulfillment bop or fruit farms in the valle.T
Lane county, Orexon
' *
1 ,-on«t"n.
o f prophecy and the end o f the world. Call on or avKirrs* S. A. M c K u stock farms in the valley. 357 »ores 1
t-Tson. claiming adTcr.cl, ih .
•
1
miles
from
station.
X
bargain
if
Creswell,
Ore.
You
deal direct
Delirnirvct jola c rib e r* $bould look ,
sold r o i l. Call on or address, s. A
n.Stf
Mi K * t , Creswe'l Or?.
A i
1 wjtb tbe owner.
S ejtster.
W e bave them at all prices
Also, w e carry the l>cst
makes o f tools o f all kinds
f o r carpenters, cabinet
makers and machinists.
Com plete stock o f general
hardware. See us betore
buying your farm imple
m ent» and wagons :
(¡lin d felrli k
A Rattling Good. Spick and Span Rig
is what you wunt when you go for a drive, no
matter whether you £:<> on <t business trip, or just
to take your host girl for a ride, and this is what
" o furnish our customers. It's our business to
please tlit‘ public in this respect, and it s a prkk
that \ve take in doing so—to furnish the very best
to I k * had in our line. Prompt service : : • •
Chrisman & Bangs F S T A A S B li L I0S
ES
SKILLMAN ik BENSON
Staple and Fancy
G R Q CERTES
Produce, Fruits, Vegetables
Welch & Woods Has it For