lane Count? leaOer
COTTAGI GROVE, O a » JON
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P U B L IS H * »
BVBKY
F R ID A Y
NEW
BANK FIRM.
in d ic ted b t g r a n d ju r y .
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. T r u s B ills A g a in s t M a r l s W a r * . H o ra e*
C . M c K ln U v an d » . A . D. P a la r .
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Welch $ Woods has it for less
The Chsmbers-Brutow Banking P obti . and , Or., Oct 27—The Unit
Co. is tb* firm name of the new bank ed States Grand jury today returned
ing institution to open in Eugene on indictments against Former United ^
hen we tell you we
Entered at the Cottage Grove post- January
e are pleased to
first as successors to tb* States Commissioner Miss Marie L.
office as second-class matter.
know
that
the
peo
will sell you a boy«
Ware,
Horace
G.
MoKinley
and
S.
j
Lane county bank in the building
suit, o to 14 years at
A. D. Puter, timber land operators, |
le o f Cottage Grove
now occupied by Hovty Bros.
$1.20, worth $l.;io, Vou
SUBSCR IPTIO N K A T E S
The capital stock will be $50,000 charging them with forgery in the
ave learned that “it
One Year
-
$1.5* and the incorporation papers are uttering of forged signature in t
know it’s so. Come in
Six Months
.
.
.
.
.75
you
see
it
in
our
ad
it
s
Threee Months
now ready to file for record. The southern Oregon land fraud cases. [ go,” for we told them
and examine. We are
It paid m advance but II not to paid a incorporators are business men all
ASA B. THOMSON SUSPEND ED.
«inform rate of $2.00 per year will be charitrd.
pleased that most o f our
last week that we had
Advertising rates made known on application well and favorably known in this
W a sh in g to n , Oct. 27—Secretary I
sales in the last week
part of the valley, being F. L Cham H'tchcock’s first act today was to | made a sweeping reduc
bers, Darwin Bristow and H. E. order the suspension of Asa B. | tion o f from 10 to la per
have been in good qual
The wise father will try to bring up Ankeny.
ity suits. Well, when
his children in the way that he should F. i l Chambers is one of Lane Thomson, receiver of public moneys
cent on all our mens
at La Grande Oregon, who was in- ^ and boys Clothing, and,
have gone.
you can get an A No. 1
county’s most succeesful and enter dieted
yesterday
on
charge
of
bri-
suit at the price of a
¡is
a
result,
our
clothing
A sanitarium conveniently located prising business men who, in a few bery.
hand-me-down, you are
sities have more than
at which people coul«1 rest after their years has built up a splendid hard
‘‘And
there
will
be
others,”
be
<«
foolish to not >uy a
vacations wouid doubtless be popular. ware establishment which will now said, "whenever similiar circumatan- 'if1 doubled. W e still have
be taken full charge of by his cea are discovered in connection l *f* two cases o f clothing
good suit ,‘ \
The demand for dwelling houses in brother F. E. Chambers, associated with them.”
W a a r* s * llln » M an * S u llt „ , $ 7 j ,
unpacked, for want o f
Cottage Grove is on the increase, and with him as a member of the bard
Silk C reek.
$10,
$13, $13.75 and $15 w h ich were
building, though carried on exten ware firm.
room, and will continue
sively, does not keep pace with the Darwin Bristow the well-known
$
8
.5
0
. $ 9 .3 0 , $13. $14.50. $1$ And fig .
our cut-price for ten
demand. We expect this fall to re Cottage Grove banker and merchant J. J. Westrup went to Lynx Hol
W * h a v e ’ * m In S q u a r e -C u t i or 3 or
ceive a large proportion of theOregon like Mr. Chambers needs no intro low Sunday.
ays, hoping to make
duction to Lane county pec pie. He Mr. Percy from Iowa took dinner
immigration.
4 b u t to n C v it-A w t v y
room
for
same
is closing out his general merchan with D. A. Estes Sunday.
-K
President Roosevelt has Issued disc business in the Grove and hi
The farmers here are getting their
proclamation calling an extra session partner, Herbert Eakin, will con
A R O L L O F H O M E -M A D E R A G C A R P E T
of congress for Monday, November tinue the banking business at this crops in nicely this fall.
*
ninth, for the approval or rejection of place.
Mr. Davidson has ssld his farm to
The ladies o f the Christian Church have left a roll o f rag carpet with us
the reciprocal commercial convention Hon. H. E. Ankeny, a conspicious a gentleman by the name of Corbett. f to he sold. It contains 2.'» yards and goes at Mac ]>er yard, or you may
figure
in
Oregon
circles
and
mining
between the United States and Cuba,
Wheeler returned the last
take the roll at $8. This is a bargain. Come in and examine : : ;
signed in December, 1902, and the is widely known all over the state of Oscar
consideration of other im portant bu as one of our representatives and the week from a visit at Eugene.
substantial citizens. This gives to Mr. Caldwell and wife were in
siness.
Eugene a trio of solid citizens who our neighborhood on business Mon
Some of the mills in the W illamette should make a genuine success of the day.
Valley have been considering the ad banking business.
E. A. Wheeler and wife started $
visability of forming a Willamette Messrs Chambers and Bristow will Thursday
for Scottsburg on a fish %
Valley Lumber Association. There devote tbeir entire attention to the
are some twenty to thirty mills which management and, equipped as they ing trip.
The Leaders in Low Prices and Hustlers for Business
are located in a section where their are, with a thorough knowledge of Dr. Carey from Montaviila gave a
interests and trade are identical, and the county and with years of bank lecture at the church Saturday
the formation of any association would ing experience and with abundance evening.
be mutually helpful and profitable. of capital to back them, there is no W. N. Wheeler of this place and
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
CONTEST NOTICE
H o rs e s fo r S ale.
Land Office at Roseburg. Or., Oct. 13, 1903.
United States Land Office,
reason why they should not be an Mr. Miller from Montaviila expect
Roseburg,
Oregon,
Out
19,
1903.
Notice
is hereby given that the following-
Editor F. W. Chausse, of the Grants influential factor in
banking
named
settler
has
tiled
notice
of
his
lnteution
to
soon to set up a shingle mill in this ill A this sufficient
contest affidavit having been filed
Puss Observer, who wus sued by Hon
Just now the Pacific Timber Co.
filial proof in support of his claim, and
office by Lucy Houck, contestant, against make said
vicinity.
proof will I k * made before .1.1 Walton,
Homestead Entry No 11,128, made November 20. that
R. D. Hume, the Rogue River Can circles.—Eugene Register.
U S Commissioner, at Eugene, Oregon, on Satur is offering good bargains in saddle,
2 . 3 and k , Section 20, township 21 day,
1901,
for
lots
l,
November 2 x, 1909, viz: H enry Landers on
nerym an, for 310,000 damage to his
south, range l west, by Charles W. Bloat, con-
D ivid e Item s.
Big K iln D ry e r.
K No 9212 for the sw '4. Sec. 32, Twp. 19 S. driving and work horses. For
testee. in which it is alleged that the said Charles H Range
character, was given a hearing in the
He names the following witnesses prices or further particulars call oo
W. Bloat has abandoned said homestead and has to prove 2 \V.
continuous residence upon and cul
resided thereon for a period of more than tivation his
Josephine county court last week and The Long A Bingham Lumber Frank Wilaon is back from Yon- uot
of said land, viz: Perry Casteel and or address, Frank McFarland, Cot
six
mouths
last
past,
and
further
that
said
tract
Ruth Casteel, of Saginaw. Oregon, Corb Miller tage Grove.
the jury returned a verdict of one dol Company has commenced the con colla.
of land embraced in said homestead is more val and
Mary Miller of Creswell. Oregon.
uable for timber and stonejthau for agricultural
iar for Mr. Hume, a member of the
J T B iti du es , Register.
purposes.
Said
parties
afe
hereby
notified
to
struction
of
a
large
steam
kiln
dryer
jury volunteering to pay the dollar
L.
M.
Tucker
has
started
his appear, respond and offer evidence touching
The 1905 Portland Fair cigar and all
said allegations at 10 o'clock a. in. on December
himself. Another attem pt to muzzle and planer sheds in connection with singing school again.
of the leading brands of cigars and
before .J E Young, notary public, at Cot
N O TICE FOR P U B L IC A TIO N .
their saw mill plaut in this city. Mrs. Ray Coffin returned last 4. tage 1903. Grove,
the press unsuccessful.
Oregon, and that Anal hearing will
tobaccos at the Pearl Confectionery.
United States Land Office,
be held at to o’clock a. m. on December 14, 1903,
The dimension's of the building for week from Pleasant Hill.
Roseburg, Oregon, Oct. 5, 1903.
before the Register and Receiver at the United Notice is hereby
the
kiln
dryer
and
planers
will
aver
given
th
at
the
following
States Land Office In Roseburg, Oregon.
There are a good many Bohemia
named settler has filed notice of his intention to
contr ‘ “ having,*m a proper affida- make
The vaid
«ai«! contestant
final proof in support of his claim, and
mining men who are of the opinion age 30 feet in width by 250 feet in Clyde and Ed Babcock of Silk vJVflle^oct*
15, 1903,
_________________________
set forth facts which show th at said
proof will be made before the Register
at aftfcr due diligence personal service of tills and
that A. L. Morris, secretary of the length and the work is under the Creek were visiting friends here last th i?S?*ce
Receiver of the U. S. Land Office at Rose-
éponot
l>e
made,
it
is
hereby
ordered
and
Brighten up your||
supervision
of
Geo.
Lea.
As
soon
burg,
Oregon
on November 24, 1903, viz: H. H.
week.
«Greeted
that
such
notice
be
given
by
due
and
Oregon Miners’ Association, assumed
No. 9228, Nelson Elsea, for the nU nwW, n
publication
P
R E M I S E S!
lie14 Sec. 22, Twp. 21 S , R. 4 W. He names the
a good deal of responsibility for os the building is completed a $2500 Mr, Piper and family of Cottage proper
« N T I
«I
H
B
ooth
.
B
ec
e
tn
t
____
following witnesses to prove bis continuous res
three or four months old Oregonian, National Dry Kiln will be installed Grove spent Sunday in the woods
idence
upon
and
cultivation
of
said
land,
viz:
rr„ , L a c k W i t h & P o e t
George Long of Cottage Grove. Oregon, W. Mc-
in taking such an aotlve part in Bohe therein by the National Dry Kiln Co., here.
Kwinels of Divide, Oregon, ami W. A. Spuun
C. E. Clark of Comstock, Oregon.
mia mining affairs last week and iden of Indianapolis, Ind. and the planers The sawmillie makings good run Prdgi-am of E. Vance Cooke at the and
W e can supply the
G»l6p'
J T B r id g e s , Register.
now
in
use
in
the
saw
mill
will
be
tifying himself solidly with a certain
operik
house
here
ou
Nov.
7th.
now
while
ties
at
the
track
are
being
faction in the district. There are moved into the new building which loaded and shipped.
P A I N T S
Introducing the Ohio poet, Mr.
many mining men also, who are won will give more room for operations
Edmund
Vance
Cooke,
of
Cleveland.
in
the
saw
mill
which
is
greatly
dering why a comparatively new man,
Jacob Geiwitz had the misfortune
Time Table No. 2.
unaipiainted with Oregon minlngcon needed. When completed this will to get his leg severely injured while Greeting, “I’m MENU.
To take effect on Oct. 10, 1903.
Glad to See You,”
ditions ns well as the various mining be one of the finest kilns in the going to the mill for a load of lum “Domestic Dialects,”
DAILY KXCKPT SUNDAV-
“N a t k a n ’s
districts of the state, should be chosen county and will give this enterpris ber.
No.
1
Flat,”
“Bobby’s
Besetting
Sin,”
ing
company
a
first
class
saw
milling
i No. 2
as secretary of the Oregon Miners
Saturday night a surprise party “Going Home to Mother,” "Foreign
FAST
w est
Association, in preference to some ex plant and enable them to supply showed
Lat e st
BOUND
Lv
Ar
BOUND
up at the residence of J. B. Philosophers,” “Uuverstaendlick,
perienced Oregon mining man who is good seasoned lumber on short not Tapp, everyone
7:30
am
Wall
Paper
Cottage
Grove
11:30
am
Figures
old
and
young
en
German Optimist,” “Fin de
7:50 •* Wahlen
11:08 “
thoroughly acquainted with tho needs ice at any time, thus filling a loug joyed themselves playing games the
Prices will surprise you for cheapness 5
7:55 “
Currin
11:01 •*
Seide,”
the
English
pessimist,
“The
felt
want
at
this
place
as
good
sea
7:59
“
Cerro Gordo 10:57 “
and requirements of tho mines and
*04 “
Baker
10:52 “
soned lumber has been hard to get listening to the music and pulling Troubles of Terry.” the Irish
miners of the state.
*14 ’•
Dorena
10;50 “
See our ele
candy,
until
midnight
when
they
ad-
doubter,
"Stage
Stories,’’
“How
*17
“
during the pest season. We con
Bed Kock 10:43
“
*25
“
Stewart
gant
line o f Rockers!
10:38
’•
jourued
to
tlieir
homes.
Those
pres
they Heard La Prima sing,” “The
gratulate this progressive lumber
H;28 “
Star
10:33 “
A B a c h e lo r’* H o n e y m o o n .
Rocky
Point
10:
20
“
firm upon their enterprise and ent were Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Lee, Other One Was Booth,” “The Mod
9:05 “ A r Wftdwd Lv 10:00 “
\V. Tucker, Mr. and Mr. Tapp, ern Medodrama,” Annals of Act-
This splendid comedy which will energy.
Sul
Ject to change without notice
Misses
Florence
Lee,
Beulah
Coffin,
The
World Awheel.’’ “Otto
The mill company bought six lots
lie interpreted by the Clement- adjoining
their mill property on the Alice Wilson, Helen Clack, Martha and Auto,” “The Hero of the Hill,” R. Freight
will not be received at the O. & S. E.
R. depot after 5 p m. To insure forwarding
Keefer Company in the Opera House south last week of J. I. Jones, acker, and Floy Lee: Phay Coffin, “Songs of Sentiment,” “The Mule of i on the
Furniture-Undertakers S
next train, freight must be «lellvered In
time to |>er»nit of its loeing billed.
at this place Friday night Oct 30, through the Medley & Milne real Chester Coffin, Ruben and Elbert Missoury,” “The Red Cross Army ainp.e
.
A
“
putwayd
freight
forwarded
only
at
the
Earl Lee, Albert Wilson, Nurse,’’“Foreboding,” “Tales Worth I loint risk of shipper and consignee,
Ö o < k k k >< k )- o <><><> o -<> c - c ><><>< h x ><><>< h 3
1003, is perhaps the best farce com estate company for $600. This will Tucker,
Mariou Clark, Elmer Smith, Richard lelliug.” “In the Old School House,”
J ohn H. P earsons , General Manager.
edy ever written. Only the best afford a valuable extension of the and
Albei t Tapp.
“The Young Man Waited,” and
mill company’s yards and was badly
companies have presented it in the needed.
large theatrical centers. The Cle-
W. E. Brown, president of the Eu “Tlie Story of Old Glorv.”
&
gene Loan and Saving Bank, has
A n o th e r B u s in e s s C h a n g e .
ment-Keefer Company which has no
Bicycle
Stolen.
purchased from O. W. Hurd, the
superior as a traveling organization
lorence capitalist, 1560 acres of Some time Tuesday night a bicy
pay a high royalty for the play. Fred Gale, the geneial and well fine
land on Knowles Creek, cle belonging to Dr. Anderson was j
This company proposes to produce known harness maker of this city in the timber
JS
lower Siuslaw country, pay stolen from the foot of the stairs in
only high class standard plays of sold his harness shop this week to ing therefore
$15,600,
or
at
a
rate
W. Clark A Son of W inlock, Wash $10 per acre. The land is all in front of Ins office on Main street,
which “A Bachelor's Honeymoon
g
where it was left while the doctor
is a fair type. The management re ington, who will arive at this place of
tract and is said to be some of was answering late calls about town.
X
quests those who do not enjoy n good and take charge of the business next oue
finest timber on the Siuslaw. It He reported his loss to the officers
laugh to remain away. The play is week. They are said to be first the
will cut probably 5,000,000 to the early Wednesday morniug who at
credited with ISO,1) laughs. The class workmen and successful busi quarter
5
section.
once began seeking a clew aud soon
characters are all finely drawn and ness men and the L eader welcomes
Building Paper.
learned that a man was seen at day-'
true to life, which places this play them to this city, at the same time
is observed that the steam shov break ou the Silk Creek road mak-;
far above the ordinary farce, It has regretting that Mr. Gale has decid el It and
iS
The wearing quality of P. Sc
train is employed this ing for Lorane carrying a bicycle on
sufficient logical plot to furnish leg ed to retire from business for the week in gravel
the side tracks his back, a heavy rain having rer.
B. Building Paper was very
n g e n t s
itimate surprises and is wholesome present in our city. He has made and yards ballasting
of the O A S. E. railroad dered riding impractical. Thebiov
fo ra first class >
as well as laugh provokiug. This many friends during his stay in this
well demonstrated the other day
company
in
this
city
this
week
and
a
cle
answering
the
discretion
of
the
will be the only opportunity to see city and all unite in the hope that
when a cold storage house in
Call and see us *
the Comedy, The Clement-Keefer another profitable business invest hne improvement is the result. The missing wheel. Dr. Anderson and
San
Francisco
was
tom
down.
and construction work on Constable Bert Lawson set out early
Company have sole rights for its pre ment will soon present itself to him ballasting
The P. Sc B. Paper which has
road
is still
ro
a d i«
«*¡11 progressing very j in the day to overtake the culprit
sentation in the Northwest. Admis Cottage Grove that he may re the
rapidly
and
satisfactory.
been in this building for over q
main
here.
sion 50, 35 and ‘25 cents. Tickets
j aud bring him to justice. About
on sale at the New Era Drug store.
years, was perfectly intact and
~ Itwo miles this side of Lorane thev
overtook their man who was still
K illed a. L y n x .
in perfect condition, while the
| carrying the wheel on his back He
N ew S h in g le M ill.
wood-work surrounding it had
j was promptly arrested and returned '
Last Saturday Alex Cooley a well
entirely
decayed.
V* this ci$y where he was placed in j
H a r d w a r e C o .
J. S. Milne the real estate hustler I known pioneer farmer residing
P.
Sc
B. Building Paper has
jail.
He
gave
his
name
as
John
|
returned home from a business trip I about one mile south of this city had
wonderful strength and gives
Evans and claims to be a recent I
to Portland, Woodburn, and Albany ftn «»siting fight with a large Lynx
I
arrival
from
the
east
and
a
rnachin-
frame buildings the same advan
Saturday. He says thoee towns eeem or mountain Wildcat. He had ob-
For the Best and Cheapest
I ist by trade. He savs he was with-1
tages as buildings of brick and
Hanph Conner’s
comparatively dull compared with 8®wed that some kind of a varmint
out money and took the wheel with j
hop
or
fruit
farms in the valley-
atone.
our hustling, progressive city. Mr wftB preying on his sheep, so on Sat-
liitivst novel now
, the intention of riding to some near
j
Call
on
or
address
S. A. McK'*
Milne exchanged the lot« recently urday morning with dogs and gun
in stock. It is
Comes
in
rolls,
can
be
con
by town and selling it but was frus-!
I
Creswell,
Ore.
You
deal direct
purchased of lien Lurch in this city h® "®$ out for a chase. He had not
veniently handled.
as good as his
I trated by the morning rain. He has i
mStf
near Long A Bingham’s mill for ! proceeded far when the dogs located
I
with
the
owner.
, the appearance of a common laborer i
other hooks : :
Send for booklet.
,,
Portland property simply as an in- j * large Lvnx which after a short
| ,n ‘'®»P®™te circumstances and does j
vestmeut, and to bring a shingle chase was treed and soon thereafter
1 1 Best cabinetto photos, $1.25 per <I’Z-
not have the appearance of being a !
Paraffine Paint Co. JI for a short timp only, at ShanaTei
mill to this place, Geo, T. Miller be- j brought to the ground by a well di- as All well
the late and popular hook* in sb>ck.
crook.
j
as
a
complete
line
of
school
sup
;
i gallery opposite Masonic Hail. V®
ing the gentleman who will build rected bullet from Mr. Cooley’s rifle, plier, stationery, etc.
:
side.
San F ra n cisco , S e a ttle ,
Deputy District Attorney L. T.
and operate the mill on Silk Creek The cat was an unusually large one
P o rtla n d . Los A n g e le s .
Harris came up from Eugene Wed-,
near this city. He will commence | and belongs to a species not very j
For Sale.
r o lo r a d o
nesdav and the accused was given a
the construction of fcis mill in about1 eoramon >•> this section of the state.
One of the finest, fruit, gr.iin and
bearing
before
Squire
Vaughn1
stock farm s in the valley. 38 1 &r'T resif .
ten days. The machinery for the) Fresh oysters served In any style at
Ihurday morning and sentenced to
2
miles from station. A bargain
uew mill will arrive here nejt week, i the Wave.
j forty d*ys iu the county jail.
! For Sale b| WINNE OIROW IRE CO, sold sood. Call on or address, »• A-
Editor
And
Proprietor
I W
K
W
I
Í
Î
I WELCH
& WOODS
’•f’ -fr-rfs
A. V. CONNER,
OREGON 4 SOUTHEASTERN 0, 0, CO: O I L S ANDi
B R U SHES
France ® Gowdy
G lengarry
ScKool D a y s
Weber Stover
GasolineEngines
¿S Lubricators, In-
jectors, Steam 5 ^ ~
38 Gauges, Pack- • C-
ing and Cylinder
Oil always in
« 2,8 stock
iiuw We are
a
CHARTER OAK
Stovesand Ranges
WYNNE
Mrs. F ie ld s ’
B o o k S to re
, M c K ay . Creswell, Oie.