Lane County leader. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Or.) 1903-1905, August 14, 1903, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextOUR CORRESPONDENTS IR c a t E s t a t e ^ B a r g a in s Hilk C reek. The (oOuwiac Mr« Elledge, daughter, Edna, arid son. Arthur, visited Mrs. Geo. Comer Sunday. Dr. Job of Cottage Grove was cal led Tuesday to attend Ruby Sladle, who ia very aick. W . N. Wheeler m ale a flying trip to ('retwell the last of the week to visit hit sister. Mrs. I. H . Yeatcb. Mrs. Mabel Dresser and son,Shir- lay, of Lynx Hollow visited Mrs. E. A. Wheeler and Mrs. Owens Sunday. Eld. Westrop went out to Drain last Friday, returned the first of the week. It is reported that he organ ized a Sabbath school of 23 members straa cer, t in iitd Medley a Milu, reliable, awl tbelr real eU atcall Utej repfeteoi It U> S i - t a m i a L e n i r à ^ ith tho [latent ke. I — €o a c r e s . two mile* west of Na. 12—-' One lots with very good plain house in good condition. Cottage Grove on main county Rvits for $»’• road. Alt bottom land in culti Price ................... .................. $500 vation, p ool house, bam, wood shed and other buildings: run Ne. 7— 4:40 acre (aria and stock ning water. Adapted to dairy ranch. 160 acres of crop, 3o cows, ing or fruit raising'. 26 bead of young cattle, 125 sheep, Price...................... .......... * 2 000 3S goats, 50 hoc'S, 7 horses, flin cream separator, new wagon and Ns. 1J--11 acres i miles west of Cot harness, manv other farm imple- tage Grove, fenced and in culti n cuts, lots of chickens: 3 1 2 vation ; good buildings: very suit miles west oí Monroe and 19 miles able for poultry farm or garden from Corvallis; time given on ing and berry raising. part of purchase price; price $25 Pries.................... $700 per acre, including all stock and Ne. 1—Good corner lot with ft-roow farm implements, or will sell lixt cottage, pantry and wash room: actes separately, all fenced and good driven well 5« ft deep; wood good spring water. shed ; near school bouse, and only two blocks from business part of Lot tr il lion E. Main St., new four- room house, good well of water. city; one of the buys in Cottage A very fine bat gain. Grove Price ........................................... $800 One acre, new house, water, iD city. Half cash, bai. I yr. * per cent. Price..... ......... $950 Price ................... ........ ...... $500 List your property with us if you want f|jick sales. Ptomptatten lion given all business given us. Two families from this place went The picnic dinner was eaten in the orch ard at the home cf H. K . Shirk. There were 17 present, namely: Eld. Babcock and wife; M. F. Babcock wife and eons. Edward, Clyde and Walter; W . N. Wheeler, wife and daughter and son, Alice and Hirman, of Bilk Creek; H. K. Shirk wife and daughter, Lois, and son, Ray, Oth ello Randolph and wife of St Paul Minnesota. It was a family reunion, all present being closely related. The dinner'waa very much enjoyed aa well aa music after dinner, and moat of all the visit with dear frienda, some of whom bad not met for over thirty years. ( G R O C 1iew Store W es Chrisman and family took Hunday evening's excursion train for Cottage Grove. Miss Augie Martin of Creswell kaa been visiting at the home of Frank Wilson and family. Marvin Scarbrough of Eugece ia visiting Mr. aod Mrs. Saiee who have b e e n camping for two months at Bed Rock, left Monday for the Owens place above Rocky Point , where Mr. Saiee has a job of sawing logs Their fneDda are sorry to see them leave. D iv id e Item s. Mrs. William Tucker is slightly roved. The wood yard here is a scene of great activity now. Mrs. Bert Lee was visiting her parents Mr. aud Mra Bunch of Bius- law the first of the week. The Aniauf b ;ys are conning up Swndny to meet Divide in a game of baaehill. They don't seem to know when they are beat. A picnic party consisting of Frank awd Charley Hull. Richard Tapp, Alice Huff. Helen Clark, and the M'ane* Jennie and Nora Hull went •p on Wareie Butte Sunday. MiU Site Location The Golden Rule Coneolidated Mining A Milling Company has lo. eel ad a mill site not exceeding-five acres on Hnrview creek in Bohemia _ district The necessary sin tins mill site location was Iw itb tbs county clerk last Bat- wrday m u iin o Locanove. O. M. LeRoy locates the following •moing claims in Bohemia district: 0 M, IIilma. Gold Dollar, Extension, M ae Jay. Margaret and Itobtn. U. G. teK oy locates claims in Bohemia districts as follows: Jill, Modoc, No 2 , The Boss. Activity In B o h e m ia . E. H Ingbam returned Monday from a trip to the Bohemia milling Atatrn t. He reports that the Ore co n Securities Co. ban 200 employee who are transforming the canyon leading > their mining proper ties iul a highway Substantia! road lonl ling is in active pro n I o electric light plant lor transiti Ring electricity seven miles up to I •inpany’a mine« ia being ladtslh I na Ibe Eugene Register, The uupany ha« consolidated the M ills I Hi inn No. 1 Motick nnd Oliami ■n mine« into an enormous plant • iiO-sRtmp« capacity, and will «»on I l>tep red to mine on an ex- t#n«i i ■ali. having already block immense body of ore. ad on New Stock Olir MottO Quick Sales-Small Profits All kinds of Country Produce Bought and Sold Jas lledford aud wife visited Cot tage Grove Monday. Mr. and M ra X. P. Chrisman vis ited near Star Sunday. E R I E S Everything fresh anduj»-to-date. Well assorted -tuck of all the liest brands at bed rock prices D oren a Ite m s. Bring your eggs and chickens to us. We will pay the highest price in cash or trade Risley & Gray GROCERY xroceries F R E S H A N D 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 produce : : : : : H El .LO 1 METCALF M A E 'J 6 5 Y 1 O * It is a Classic Sho«, Artistic and comfortable McKays. Turns and Welts, at----- .*2.7.") and ¡¡¡vUm L E W I S INDIGESTION & V B A T C H C IT Y M A R K E T Choicest Moats, Hams, Bacon and Lard always on hand. In fact everything usually kept in a lirst class market : : ; Fish In Season Thedford's Black Draught quickly invigorates the ac tion of the stomach and cores even chronic cases of indigestion. If you will take a small dose o f Thed ford's Black Draught occa sionally you will keep your stomach'and liver in per fect condition. we have no Btatul-in with the dentists on tough me.it» Give us a call and we will treat you right B a r te ls & V e a tc h THEDFORD'J R S E CHAMPION A full and complete line of : : : BLACK-DRAUGHT S More sickness it caused by constipation than by any other disease. Thedford's Black-Draught not only re lieves constipation but cures diarrhoea and dysentery and keeps the bowels regular. a h e n H l M O W E R S A N D BAKES f W A G O N S d C U L T IV A T O R S , e a v y H ardw are All druggist, sell 25-ccn ! packages. COMPANY Medley Building—Main Street Cottage Grove I•’am S ljo e L a c e P o c k e t. “ I was troubled with atom- aeh trouble. Thedford'i Black- Draught did me more good lo one week than all the doc to r', medicine I took in a year."— M B S . S A R A H E. sHIBFIELD, Bllettevllle, lad. while there. to Tiatham picnictng Sunday. ]P ecL a.lis S h o e fl&cMeç & flDtlne, Cottage Grove, Or. Eld. Bryan preached Sunday at 11. a. m. at the acboolhouae. D. A. Eetea and family visited relative« on the Mckenzie several days recently. Ask to seo tlio are » few *>« Uw many Sue harpías ut r i t a i s u t o w s r t o r t t f t tot « h ri Mr*. Elliot ia much better. Mr Davidson wee stacking wheat • Monday. T. Itichardaon returned home Monday from Southern Oregon. I f D o u U C lan t S o m e t h i n g IR icc “ T h e d f o r d ’ s Black- Draught is the best medi cine to regulate the bowels 1 have ever used.” — MRS. A. M. G R A N T , Sneads Ferry, N. C. Plows Stoves, Tinware Mining Supplies, Etc Piper&VanDenburg c o n sT iP A T io n B o s w e l l S p r i n g s NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. United States Land Office Roseburg, Oregon, July 25, 1903. j Notice Is hereby given that the following named settler has tiled notice o f his iutention to make final commutation proof in support o f » Uls claim, and that said proof will be made l»e- fore J. J . Walton, U. 8. Commissioner at Eu- gm e, Oregon, on September 7th, ions, viz: W ILLIAM A. OGDEN, If K. No. 11,049. for the ne*4 sw1,, w>2 se*4, w , ne » -• • MT. i t 8 . H l weet He names the following witnesses to prove Ills contlnuus residence upon and cultivation <*f said land, viz: Charles A. Ogden. Otto Martin. M. Doan and G. E. Sherman, all of Creswell. Or. J. T. B r id g e s . Register. l,‘ ",;itc'1 ..ti s..utli.-rii P oc IH c Railroad In Douglas County, Ore. T h e waters will cure 90 oer cent o f cases o f Constipation. Rheumatism, Catarrh, Stem - ach, Kidney, Liver troubles. One Gallon oí These W aters Contain . . . PostolHce. Express ami public Telephone on premises. From Í 10 per week up, includine baths Trains stop In front of hotel, Potassium Chloride M6.no gr Potassium Promide - - .57 gr Potassium Iodide - - - .53 gr Sodium Chloride - - 2ll.0Ogr Magnesium Chloride .10 gr Calcium Chloride - 1430.»gr Calcium Carbonates - - .19 gr Capt. Ben D. Boswell, P r o p r i e t o r .N olice fo r P n b l t e a l i o n . OREGON & SOUTHEASTERN R, R, CO, NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Unlted States Lland Office. I.ani onice al Riweburg. Or.. July y i& 15, , 19m lana. . i Roseburg, Oregon. June 12 1903, Noticed is herein given ;lven that the following Sotlce ia hereby given that in compliance named settler has hleo notice of his intention to with the provisions of the act of CongTesa ol Time Table N o. I. make final proof in »up|M>rt o f his claim, and June 3, »S7Jt, entitled ” An art for the sale of that naid proof w ill lie made before The Regis timber land* in the States o f « alifornia.<>re<oo To take effect on July 27, 1003. ter aud Receiver at Rose burg. Oregon, on Aug Nevada .and Washington Terriiory,” asextend* DAILY ■XCKl'T HU3ÍDAY- ust 24. I « : , viz. H. K. No. 1 1 ,30». Thomas J. Ed ed to all the public land state* by ect of August ward*. for the s ', ne1,. n1, se‘ « sec. 6. Twp. 23s, t, No 3 No. 1 No. 2 No 4 r 2 w He names the following witnesses to MOLLIK E. LOKKN. prove his continuous residence upon and culti BA HT i BAHT WEHT i WEIT vation o f said land, viz: G L Shortridge. K K o f Harr:sl>rg. County of Linn State of Oregon lias this day filed in this office her sworn state BOI SD BOUND L f Ar HOUND . BOUND Lions, .1 G Tedrow and W II Witte, all o f Lon ment No. 5319. for the purchase o f the N. 8. J. T. B r id g e *. Register. 1:45 pin 7 « am Cottage Grove 11 .mam 5:30 pm don. Oregon. K. *4, 8. E. 1, S. E. ‘ 4 o f Section No 2 Township 2:06 “ 7:fl# •* 21 alden .5:06 “ 11:06 W South, of Range 2 West and will offer proof to Currm 2:10 ** ;7:ft6 •11:01 44 ,V01 , show that the land sought is more valuable ('erro Gordo 16.57 44 '4:57 *• 2:14 “ 7:3» foe its timber or stone than for agricultural 2:1» ** H04 Baker 16.52 - 4:42 »• NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION purposes, and to establish her claim to said land 2-2» “ 614 ** Doreiix 163» “ 4:50 «* before _____ G. “ F. Skipworth, U, 8 . Commissioner at United States Land Office, Bed Kork 2:32 617 1643 44 4:43 •« Junction City Oregon on tbe 24th day of August Roseburg, Oregon. July I, 130«. M 1 K. * jr. Stewart 1636 *• 4:.W Nottc* ta bwr«t*y given that In com pit ah re I9«i. She nmnes as witnesses. B. (»k e n and 2:43 “ 62» Star 1633 44 ¡4:33 *• with the prowition« f,( the act of i'ongresa of G. Gilbertson both of Harrisburg. Oregon A. J. 64» M Roeky Point 1620 “ 4:2» u 1 » Ward o f Vld«$, Oreron and Chas. L. Hansen of •ft in a « *. »ITS entitled "An art for the $ai$ of , Junction 3 30 ** > 6 . M Ar W(id w d Lv 1600 “ City, Oregon. timber lands ia the Atatasof California,Oregon I Any and all persons claiming a«lrersely the “ •rada and Washington Territory," aaextend- H»b)eet to chance without notice #4 ta all the public lead state« by act of August above descrlliedlands are requested to file’ their «, 1*92. claims in this office on or before said 24th day o f Tre win will no« he received al the O. ft K . K. August 19A3 J. T. K kidgeh m a k ik h a n s k n ft- ft- depot after I s m To Insure forwardtnc of Junction City County o f l^ane, State of (J 19) Register. on Ihr neat train, frrlchl mint be delivered in Oregon has this day filed her swrorn statement ample time lo permit of Ita beine hilled. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. No. M63 for the purchase o f the N. W .«: N. B Jo«« H. Pasas»««, I lei vrai Manager •« (Being lot 2) of Section No 14 Township j# United States Land Office. South, of Range 2 We»t. and will offer prt»ni to Roseburg, Oregon, July 1, 1903. show that the land sought Is more valuable for Node* is Hereby given that In complianc* Its timber .*r stone than for agricultural pur with the provision* of the set of Congress of Craal B m and Great Planas poses. and to establish her claim to saiu land June 1. i«?*. entitled "An act for the «ale of oefore G. F. Hkipworth, U. 8. Commissioner at Umber lands in tha State* of f ali'ornia. Oregon City Oregon on the 21st. o f September Nevada .and Washington Territorv,' aaextend- President Kooeevelt has just Junction lean she names as witnesses: o tto Morton ed to all tha publie land states by act of August hough! a fine Knabe piano, and the o f Creswell (h-egon. A. J. Ward, of Vida, Ore 4, 1392. gon. B I »ken . Harrisburg. Oregon. C. L. Han- JAMES WHITFORD -* Juortlon • on Ctt) OfM Oregon. late vice-president Hobart ha« at bis - a-n A ») ot of Braitianl county of Crow Wing, State of alni all porvoii, w»ns 'falni1 claiming _____________ adversely the Minnesota, has this day filed in this office his residence a fine NEEDHAM, such as ak«vv dewrlhod Unita »re rrow sted In filo thrlr vm* f,,r the (»1 rlatw,. in thlv nf t w <m or hrlorv vani mal itay nf ahTn‘ No. no 1 2J S. a Range pN K no • of 3 west, and 1,0 *in (J 1«) j . T II k id o im . we are selling every day, right here »ogr«ntw r im i shlp will T°wn- offer Iteglater. proiof to show that the land sought is more at the Grove, and since the good valuable f«*r its timber or atone than for agri- <*iitanlpvposes. aud lit estaMMi his claim to judgement of Roosevelt we have se said landtiefore J. J Mutton. U. S. Commls- skmer. Eugcfie. OreKon on Wetlnesday, the zt n o t i c e FOR rrB L IC A T IO N . cured the agency for the Knabe aod X'ottod State, Lana (W rr. WUIlam Johnson and Thomas Campt>HI both of i R'SM-hurK. Oregon. iune 5. lam. the J. A C. Fischer, These three all WnB an.tftrwm n ,,if N o tV , u h e r , .. , given that In oampllanrw ; i»oth <*f l-ondoii. William Lane eounty Oregon. world renowned piano«, of the high w llh t h e jw o v iil .n .o r i h , art o f O onarew of Any and all t>er...ii, claiming adver.elv the I a n J , ' « « r a t l t M " A i a rt fo r the u l e of est standard We have also in tran Mm her tan,I. in the sta te , o f r a lifo rn la . < irngon altuve deacrlhek lands are re<|ueste<l 1» file their . laim. In this offlee rmor t.‘ f. v.- ,ui.l zi rrtdav . J * a a h ln « to n T erritory.' . . . atemt- sit a lot of those medium pianos for I >ept»nitmr. isact. j t B kuhiks 5 « « « *>T act ol A u fnal which the people are paying all the f t l i e x 1 " * * R,ll>lc . _________________ Regtater. F.I.VA A. AKIN way from >275 00 to ;«k) tN> and even o f ^ Philomath rounty CONTEST NOTICE. of Benton. State o f Oregon haa till, day file,! tn this office her .worn ,tate more. We are going to offer the im-nt Cnite.1 «ta le , I an. I Office fin vjst for the ptu-ehaae of the North Half »»me grade for $150.00, $175 00 and o f the sontti hall of veetton No A. In Townahtr N o O . South of Range No _• W amt will ofter ♦200 00 These figures will surprise proof to , l j ’ w that the land vnnght u more CLARENCE H. OXCNINC. for It, timber or atone than for those who bsve been buying those valuable »a ?»"»« kwue.teaa enirv V . *24 acrirultnral mirpoaea. amt to eatahllah her eUlnt so-called high-grade pianos. Be lo aal.t land before the KegLater and Itreetver S f t i T h i - ' ,,,rBw' • tp a »: u! 1 . , •*«'•» »« Koaelnirg. itregon, . hi Thura<lav - ANDREW FINMI.AVI) sides this lot we will have the genu o f sept en 1 her t m site namea . „ H eiS rw r .ln ? h ,' h 11 ‘’ alleged that aahl An ine CABLE piano and not the Ho- S S i T a i i ' ^ Beam!». John Overholaer *• Akhl ,U °* Cottage bett M. Cable. It will pay you to Orore*^ W m Amy and all person claiming adveraely ihe see this line before baying n piano. | Shove ramn. with n« deaerlhed Unda are reuurate.1 to file low- u U MrtbLM I' " T •‘-"••J WRIfieH !.. appear i vtnima In thla office on or before aahl t:th IticHaanmiN Mimic H olm s. ' day o f September tan. l3a«M!veWHk 7 ¡íe¡S*.*O Urh.,,S “ W Hone bn rg and Cottage Grove, Ore. E ri p..ttcr v í í r ? vPP' J T B atnoiw . Keg later 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 444 wm thm t «ta- Far llw Brat rat Ckaafaal bop ot f.-nit farms in tbe valley The it > 1« arc satisfied when a man Call on or addrem S. A. M c K at dora Ir c e l. but his neighbors may Creawnll, Ore. You deal direct 'Mi him. M i l l : J < -if with (be owner. oidtl F o r N«|p. One of U k - finest, frtiif. grain, and •took farms in the valley. 357 acres •hl» a e îî eTan 2 mile« frv.nt station. A bargain if *ud dim-Tevi tliat •old soon. Call on or address. 8 A i ««$ prop« MoKtr, Creswell, Ore. SVt pvrw..mj wrvtee h!i * ?^*ered e v « ri d « * u B out », BeeetTcr. TOOL OUTFITS FOR THE ¡ M E C H A N I C W e have them at all prices Also, we carry the l>est makes of tools of all kinds f o r carpenters, cabinet makers and machinists. Complete stock of general hardware. See us ln»tore buying your farm Imple ments and wagons Grin (S Veatdi ft. A Rattling Good, Spick and Span Rig is what von want when you go for a drive, no matter whether you »o on a business trip, o r just to take your best girl for a ride, ami this is what " e tm rush our'Customers. It s our business to pl«‘as<> the public in this respect, and it s a pride tti.it we take m doing so—to furnish the von best to I m * had in our line. Prompt service : : : • Chrisman & B angs F A S HI ON ST A B L £ S SKILLMAN & BENSON Staple and F an cy g r o c e r i e s Produce, Frails, Vegetables Welch A wood« Has it For Les»