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About Lane County leader. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Or.) 1903-1905 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 24, 1903)
i 1 1 * 1 W elch (Si W oods Has it for Less W e are Not Going out W e are hammering prices down to a close profit margin. Our goods are all marked in plain figures and to show you that our heart is in the right place, we will shave these liguies to a still lower level for a short time. Just for the balance of tins week and all of next week wo will make 1 For tho price at which we s e l l them, t h e fa mous District 70 Shoe is decided ly the best shoe that you can get W o have them iu sizes for men. w o in e n a n d children : : : I I I i Business, But? None Better these suits just to show you what we are doing, and the entire lino of mens, boy s and youths cloth ing will lie treated to a like cut. It s important that a large part of this clothing must bo sold, and if you want to buy and will come in and let us show you the goods, there 11 bo a trade made to a dead certainty, and you’ll go away well pleased. \ou might as well know also that wo pride our selves in giving good values iu shoes. No one in this town can sell you a bettor shoe for the money For $1.50 wo show really the best ladies shoe on the market for the price. Its tho time of year, too, when blankets are in demand. There's a few of those hoc ones left. O f course they are cheap, but they are mighty big bargains at this price. Then wo have them for 7.>c, $1, and on up to $8.00. District 76 Shoe If You See it in Our A d It’s so. * $ W E L C H •* JL & W O O D S The Leaders in Low Prices and Hustlers for Business X a n e C o u n t ? X c a bcr COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON PUBLISH HI) KVKRV FRIDAY : : C. C O N N E R , Editor and m anag em ents c h an g e . M e s s r s . W o o le y R etire F r o m t h e D o r e n a L u m b e r C o . a n d J . C . L o n g R e tire s F ro m L o n g ® B in g h a m C o . Proprietor NOTICE EOR IM'BI.ICATION conductod by tbe officiating clergy- close its weeks engeK.u,uU, gement Satur- LanU'Dftlce at Roaeburg. Or., Out. t3,1903. man. Tbe bride was nttended bv j day night in the presentation of l I Notice is hereby given that the follow ing- settler has filed notice of his intention to Miss Lillian Hart as bridesmaid, “ Utah,” the scenes being laid about j I named make final proof in support o f his claim, and while Winn Bennett acted in th e ! Salt Lake City and iu which the j that said proof w ill l>e made before J .1 Walton, ; I S Commissioner, at Eugene, Oregon, on Satur capacity of best man. Tbe bride j Mormon life and character is real- day. Novem ber 2«, 1903, viz: H en ry Landers on K No 9212 fo r t h « sw1.,. Sec. 32, Tw p. t9 S, was charmingly gowned in a beau-j istically revealed. This is the com- li Range 2 W. He names the follow ing witnesses tiful wedding costume while tbe ’ pany's great success. Miss Marga- ! to prove his continuous residence upon and cul tivation o f said land, viz: l'e rry Casteel and groom wore the conventional black, ; rita Fischer is proving herself fully Ruth Casteel, of Saginaw, Oregon, Corb M iller After the ceremony and congratula- : worthy of tbe generous compli- and Mary M iller o f Creswell, Oregon. .1 T B r id g e s , Register. tory session a dainty and bountiful I meuts of the press and public, while wedding repast was enjoyed by all her sister, Miss Dot, although less N O T IC E FO R P U B L IC A T IO N . - U nited States Land Office, present. The happy couple were versatile, is a star in her adopted Rose burg, Oregon, Oct. 5,1903. the recipients of many fine presents. role. Miss Regina Francisco is Notice is hereby given that the follow in g The bride is a very charming and superb in tbe dialect and spinister uamed settler lias tiled notice of his intention to make linal proof in support of his claim, and accomplished young lady, who tor role, while genial and jovial Robt. that said proof w ill lie made before the Register Receiver of the U. S. Land Office at Rose- some time past has bnd the manage McKenzie is at all times, a popular ami burg. Oregon, on N ovem ber 24, 1903. viz: H. E. nw’ v n1« ment of the central office of the loc favorite Frank Montrose, Frauk No. 9228, Nelson E lse». for the lie '. Sec.'22, Tw p. 2 1 »:, fe. 4 W . H e'n a m cs the al telephone exchange. She is a Montgomery, Geale Downs, Winter follow ing witnesses to prove his continuous res idence upon and cultivation o f said land, viz: very estimable young lady and en in g Carl Robinson and J. B. Mc- George Long of Cottage Grove, Oregon, W. Mc- joys tbe esteem of a wide circle of CoWell all lend valuable support Runnels o f Divide, Oregon, and W. A . Spann and C. K. Clark o f Comstock. Oregon. friends. The groom is a well known and complete a well balanced com J T B r i d g e s , Register. and highly esteemed young man pany. John Fischer is tbe mana who tans grown to manhood in this ger of tbe company and a more gen community and a boat of friends ial and obliging gentleman would wish him and his bride a long, happy be hard to find. T im e T ab le N o . 2. T o take effect oil Oct. 10, 1003. prosperous wedded life. They will D A IL Y K X C R IT S VN D AV- C re s w e ll Item s. make Cottage Grove their fatare No.l i home and the L eader joins in ex i No. 2 EAST Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Sears were in tending congratulations and best WEST ROUND I » A r bound to w « on Tuesday. wishes. , 7:30 am Cottane (¡ro v e 11:30am . :50 •* V V a lilp n i i. o o << Walden 11:06 • Mr. and Mis. Sharp, of Latham, W E E K O F AM USEM ENT. 7:00 C urri» 11:01 “ 7:59 Cerro Gordo 10:57 “ were in town on Friday. H orses for Sale. Just now the Pacific Timber Co. is offering good bargains in saddle, driving aud work horses. For prices or further particulars call on or address, Frank McFarland, Cot ! tage Grove. C. A. Wooley and son Frank, have Entered at the Cottage Grove post- sold their interests in the Dorena Lumber Company, saw mill, timber office as second-class matter. and business, located eight miles The 1!M)5 Portland Fair cigar and all east of Cottage Grove on the O A S. of the leading brands of cigars and S U B S C R IP T IO N K A T E S E. railroad, to H. A. Skeels of tobaccos at the Pearl Confectionery. One Year - - . - - $1.50 *ix Mouths . . . . .75 Springfield, who is a well known Tlircce Months . . . . jjo and experienced sawmill man. The I f paid tn advance hut If not so paid a in lform rate o f $2.00 per year w ill be charged. mill is a new one and is equipped to A dvertising rates made known on application saw about 50,000 feet per day. It was only recently put into operation BOHEMIA M INERS’ MEETINOS. and a new two mile fiume from tbe mill to tbe company's siding on tbe railroad lias just been completed. When the report of the Bohemia It is a first class mill property and W e can supply the Miners Meeting came into the L eader under experienced management will office for publication last week it ap no doubt pay good dividends. P A I N T S peared that as some opposition or c h a n g e in l o c a l m il l f ir m friction had developed at the meeting Late last week, J. C. Long, who there might possibly be two sides to the report und now it transpires that for more than a year Las been asso there was not only two sides to the re ciated in tbe sawmill business at port, but two separate competitive this place with I. H. Bingham, un meetings were held on Wednesday der the firm name of Long A B in g afternoon, of last week, the one, it ap ham Lumber Company, sold his in W a ll P a p e r Wi-ure* pears, under the directions of Secre terest to Dr. E. A. Lawbaugli, late Prices w ill surprise you for cheapness ] tary Morris of tlie state association or of Portland, but formorly of Chicago. 8:04 Baker 10:52 •• Oregon Securities Company and the This mill was established in this T h e M argarite^ F is c h e r C o m p a n y D e 8:14 Dorena 110:50 “ John Lindsay and wife, from Lea- 8:17 Bed Rock 10:43 “ See our ele- Dn rlrArci other under the directions of proini city a little more than a year ago lig h t L o c a l T h e a t e r -G o e r s N ig h t ly 8:25 Stewart burg, are in town visiting friends. 10:M “ H;28 gant lino o f AUCKClaj neut mining men of the district. The and so great has been its patronage Star 10:33 “ 8:40 ocky .... ___ Rocky Point 10:20 “ Mr. Summers and family have former meeting in its proceedings tlmt night and day shifts have been 9:05 A r W ildwd L v Î0:ôô ‘ The past week baa been one full moved to town from tlie Maxley turned down the appointee of the Stute employed almost continually during of life and pleasure in this city. It place. Subject to cluinge without notice Miners Association for vice-president this time. Under the new manage is Cottage G rove’s busy fall season u1 7 11!.11" * .1,6 received at tlie ( I. &• s. E. <>i that organization for the Bohemia ment tbe capacity of the mill will be L. D. Scarbrough is now engaged K. R. depot after 5 p in. T o insure forwardintr but our citizens have found time to in picking his crop Mining District, Mr. F. J. Hard, and increased by the addition of new — ,---------„ -----,, of apples. He ! 'J !11 l;e '','xt bain, freight must Is-delivered"in Furniture-Undertakers lay aside the busy business routine i • K £ P ample time to permit .if Its helm- hilled elected C. J. Howard a local news maebiuery and several valuable has some very nice oues tlnsseasoD. a h m dward m-iniit forwarded nniv and banish dull care long enough . . . _T t I ioiut risk of ahlnnor .«»»<1 nm.ei....... * ** tl,e teint risk of shipperTiid « in s îiô iw ,.... . paper man to tills office, wliilo the lat changes will be effected iu the mill Marion \ eatch, the enterprising OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOÖ each day to witness the regular J o h n H. P e a r s o n s , (¡en era l Manager. ter meeting unanimously concurred and yards. Mr. Long will devote evening performance of the Mnr- butcher of Cottage Grove, was in in tlie recommendation and appoint bis attention to bis town lots and garitn Fischer Theatrical Company town Friduv securing stock for his ment of Mr. Hard as vice president of other interests in this city. business. which is playing n week’ s successful the Bohemia District by the State C. H. Culver aud bride, of Sagi engagement in this miniature met It d o « j not Association. It therefore appears that Married. ropolitan city. The company has naw, arrived iu town on Saturday. factional strife has In some way been jWDsrp c r a c k its own handsomely uniformed band The boys gave them a ebavivara on engendered und infused in the district, and orchestra ami the former has Saturday night, c c u r l o r m e lt. but as to whether the dominant fac R O I'S E JOHNSON— At the home V - enlivened the city at noon and even-1 John Redford, who has been tions comprise any number of lending of the bride's parents, Mr. and ing each day this week with its stir-1 freighting for some time for the It!s J t r o n ÿ mine holders pitted against one an C Mrs. WT. C. Johnson, in West Cot ring music. The company, as a Oregon Securities Co. at Bohemia, can vas other or whether It is one big com tage Grove, Wednesday evening whole, is far above the average of has returned home, pany arrayed against tlie other mine X , Oct, *21, 1003, Mr. George Rouse the traveling companies and is no S.’ A. McKay, the hustling real- holders of the District tlie L eader has and Miss Blanche Johnson, Rev. dohbt, the best one that has ever estate man, returned Friday from <5 « not yet been able to fully ascertam, G. H. V bese, officiating. f e lt . es ^ visited this city. It is composed o f ! » lr ip to Idaho where lie hod been but the facts will bo presented in due 3 *! Tbe parlors of tbe Johnsou home a very genial and estimable class of ] attending the jedside of a son-in time. No matter just how the divi were beautifully decorated for the P. Sc B. Rcsdr Roofing is a sion came about it is most regretable. occasion and at 0:30 in the evening people who enjoy the well merited 1 law who is seriomdv ill. reputation of presenting only r e f i n e d ______________ __ However, If It is demonstrated that J the strains of the wedding march strong, closely woven jute can S ilk C reek Ite m s .. — w alUU a g e n t s the affairs of the entire district are j played bv Miss Edna Martin usher- repertoir. On Monday night the s r- vas, thoroughly saturated and company opened its engagement _______ for a first class sought to be directed and controlled ed the bridal party into the parlor coated with P. A B. Compound here with that ever pleasing rural m o- u , .... line o f belting by nny particular company or corpor- in the presence of the many asserab- Call and see us and lined wi th heavy felt. .v d r „ „ . . - A Country O IH ," L " £ l *' utlon in its own personal interest. ! led guests where the impressive which was well received while tlie The actual thickness is f t of there is ample excuse for early oppo- ceremony of the M. E. church »*»« . • ... • ' « . . .. musical specialties by J. B. McCow- M e aQd Mrs. Calvin hunch spent rltion being developed against such a j _______________________ ________ an iruXi. It it ten times stronger ell and Wm. W iuterhoff delighted Saturday night at the home of W. I movoment. The district is a very than any paper, felt or the large audience. Tuesdav night N. Wheeler. large and promising one and the in- other roofing manufactured the fine military drama, “ The Flag Dr. H. C. Schleef was tefWte of l)M maay nine holders are « m ■ m-m ■ ■ ■ ■ w~w~r 1 , -r - . . called t o 1 —st cannot be torn. It is mutual, so far as the advancement AC ?1 1 T y j of Truce one of the best present« the home of Mrs. Davidson last Fri and development of the dlst rict is con - . Rons of the company, re day on account of her illness. absolutely odorless— will resist W Y N N E corned and all are. or should be. ® C l\ O O l D 0 C y S M.ss Fischer a her lire— in. fact, insurance com H a r d w a r e C o . Mrs. Elliott is reported to have \ ... ...... .. Interested In directing , | „ , ------------------------------------------ best, while every character in tbe role panies assume the same risks on proved an able support. Wednes been taken very sick on the way to fnture destines of this great mining buildings covered with P. A B. day night's typical mining camp the Grove last Friday and was car camp, ail parts of tho district being Raiipli Conner’s For the Best and Cheapest Mrs. production, entitled “ Trias” was full ried into her ® daughter's borne, — „. Ready Roofing as with tin or entitled to the same general consider latest novel now ¡o f that western frontier vim and ° ‘ FJowdyville, where Dr., hop or fruit farms in the valley. slate. It is the roofing you ation, and it is hoped that reasonable in stock. It is [ romance which always strike a sym- J"' wna called to attend Call on or address S. A. M< ought so have. concession will be made and that all j pathetic chord in the breasts of ler' as not ul as his Creswell, Ore. You deal direct parties concerned will lay aside selfish niH tf ] our Westerners who recall mining In crossing a bridge near Mr with the owner. other hooks : : Send for booklet. motives and unlto in one common operations of the early days in the Rich.irdsou’ s house Saturday, Mr cause—the advancement, develop “ far west.” Last night tbe social Clow'a team broke through th e1 Best eahlnetto photos, $1.95 pur d'-*- Paraffine Paint Co. ment and upbuilding of tha groat Bo A ll the late ami popular hook* In Mock, for a short time only, at HhanaWtJ | comedy drama. “ A Wife's Honor,'’ j bridge and both horses fell into the .i* w ell a* a complete line o f school sup hemia Mining District. gallery opposite Masonic Hall. " , p lie r stationery, etc. : : : : I was prevented by the company 1 creek which was quite deep at that San Francisco. Seattle. stale. *9tf and declared to beone of their great place. Tbs hanks are very steep l ° * lT d- Lo‘ Hon. Binger Hermann will go to hits. Friday night comes the C. but fortunately Mr. Clow got them F o r Sale. and Denver, Colorado Washington next week to assume his M. A. Band benefit and the presen out of the water. The horses ap. finest, fruit, „ grain, and I One of t h e ___ ... _____ duties as Congressman from the sec tation of that rural gem, “ Homes pear to be none the worse for their ---------- _ _ stock farms in the valley “ "J pun Her.rts.” The company will bath. ond Oregon district. J OREGON 4 SOUTHEASTERN K, 0, CO. OILS AND B R U SHES France ® Gowdyj W e b e r & Stover GasolineEngines lin«d with Lubricators, In jectors, Steam Gauges, Pack ing and Cylinder O il always in cfnrk Wo f,re S j5 CHARTER OAK Stoves and Ranges Mrs. F i e l d s ’ B o o k Store F ot Salt b, WTI 1 E H 1 HDW 4 RE CG, »M Ä c K Ä S S f S ^ £ 3 ’ i. a y . Creswell, Oie. 4
