Dress Goods
Albatross, all wool, UUc values we
were selling at 50c we now offer at
40c per yard.
French Flannel, 50c
values, were selling at 45c, now g o ­
in g at 40c per yard. Cuts in all
our black dress goods of from 5c to
25c per yard below the first cut in
prices.
a
Mens Working
Shirts
G o i n g O u t of B u s i n e s s
In this line the goods we have been
selling at 45c we now offer at
Only one month left in which to close out the balance of our entire line, and to do this we aie
going to otter you goods at less than cost from now on. t oil know what this moans, am ■'
will not even be d o i n g yourself justice if you do not come in and take advantage of this ofFei
Mens Clothing
Farmers Boots
We have a few pairs of the famous
Buckingham A Uecht Tan Top
Boots that we will close out at
Other boots in like proportion.
Mens H eavy
W ool Socks
These are our regular 35c values
that we have been closing out at
25c and we now offer them at
20c per Pair
1 This is a great bargain, and you
s! ould buy enough of them to last
you for two years at this price
C U T T E R
H
O
E
Trimmings, Silks
and Dress Silks
T O y S a^nd
D O L L S in
Great V a r i e t y
G e n u i n e
S
In our mens clothing we are mak-
iug still low er ptices : W e have
been selling 5 to t> suits of clothe»
every day, but we waut to sell tea
suits each day, and are making
prices to correspond.
Old Santa Claus will find
it an easy task here to se­
cure a fine assortment of
W e have a full
. . line of the . .
$3.76 per pair
S
W e invite your atteutiou to our
large line of fine Silk lierunants of
all kinds
: W e sold about two
dozen of these during the past week
and have now put in this class near­
ly all the silks on the shelf. Every
piece is a bargain
: Many of
them will make beuutiful Christmas
tokens.
H oliday Goods
Ladies Golf
Gloves
W e have just made another big cut
in the prices of these goods. Our
<i5c and 75c lines can now be had for
D o n ’t forget our line
and they will be sold out
at prices away below cost.
Come and see the goods
in three different
. . . . styles . . . .
Our line is clean and up-to-date,
both iu colors and styles, and we are
even selling the StetBon hats, in
latest shapes, for
ladies and gents, mufflers, furs, sus­
penders, scarfs, and all such notions
at lowest prices
:
Christmas
shoppers will enjoy the liberal offers
we make them because they can
buy more nice tbjngs for the same
amount of mouey.
LIVER
TROUBLES
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Brighten up y o u r | j
I» R E M 1 S E S.
W e can supply the
P
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OILS
N
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" I And Thedford’ t Black-Draught
a good medicine for liver dieeaae.
It cured my on After be had spent
flOO with doctor». It le ell the med­
icine I tak e."- MR8 . CAROLINE
M ARTIN. Parkeraburg, w . Ve.
!
AND:
Wall Paper Figures !
L a t e s t
Trices will surprise you for cheapness <
S ialiÄ Rockers;
France ® Gowdyi
Furniture-UndertaKers !
ooooooooooooooooooooooooi
Best c a b in e t!» photos, $1.25 per iloz.
fo r a short tim e o n ly, at H hanafelts ,
g a lle r y o p p osite M ason ic H all, W e s tl
side.
a2tf
S. !iool ( hlldren can gel the N ation al
S ep arate L e a f N *te B o o k at th e M od-,
urn P h a rm a cy.
T h e 1005 P o rtla n d F a ir c ig a r and a l l !
o f tin lend in g brands ot c ig a rs and I
tobacco.-, at th e P ea rl C o n fe c tio n e r y .^
DR. FENNER’S
and
KIDNEY
Backache
CURE
A ll diseases o f Kidneys.
Bladder, U rin ary Organs.
Als.» Rheumatism. Back
actM .H eartD U fas* Gravel
Dropsy, Fem ale Troubles.
Don’t become discouraged.
There Is a
e n r e fo r you. I f meces>ary write Dr. Fenner
He has spent a Ilfs time curing
such
cases asy t urs. A ft Consultations Free.
•T had severe case o f kidn *y divert--* atvl
rheumatism. discharging bloody matter
Suffered intense pain. My w ife was seriously
i(Ti*i*t.*d with fem ale troubles. Dr. Fenner s
vldney ami Backache Cure cured us both.
F. M. \V I1EELRU, Raadoiph. la.'*
D r u g g i s t s . > t . __ Ask forTookJBook Free.
*
I f your liver does not act reg­
ularly go to your druggist and
secure a package of Thedford’s
Black-I>raught and take a dose
tonight.
This great family
medicine frees the constipated
bowels, stirs up the torpid liver
and causes a nealthy secretion
of bile.
Tbedford’s Black - Draught
will cleanse the bowels of im­
purities and strengthen the kid­
neys. A torpid liver invites
colds, biliousness, chills and
fever and all manner of sick­
ness and contagion. Weak kid­
neys result in Bright's disease
which claims as many victims
as consumption.
A* 25-cent
package of Thedford’s Black-
Draught should always be kept
in the house.
B R U S H E S !
H o t d rin k s— T o m a to and B e ef B ou ­
illo n . AspnloX, and hot ( h oeolate at
tile W ill c.
EAK IN & B R I S T O W
i
“ I used Thedford’ s Black-
Draught for liver and kldnev com­
plaints and found nothing to excel
it. j- W I L L I AM COFFMAN, Mar­
blehead, I1L
THEDFORD’S
BLACK-
DRAUGHT
F ire
D on’t neglect that bouse any
longer, but call at the express office
and have Tom Awbrev write you up
a |>oliey; in either the .Etna Insur­
ance Co. or the Oregon Fire Relief
Association, of McMinnville. Oregon.
NOTICE FOR PU B LIC A TIO N .
Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon,
Oct. 2.1. 1903.
Notice Is hereby given that the following-
named settler has tiled notice of his intention
to make tinal proof in support of his claim, ami
that said proof M ill be made before J. J. Wal­
ton. U. s. Commissioner, at Eugene, Oregon, mi
Friday, December II, 1903. viz:
JAMES R. CARTER, on H E 8948,
for lot 2, sec. 28, twp. 19 S. range l west.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land, viz: John C. Vincent and Allen Mayo
o f Zion, Oregon. John B. Wood, of Dexter Ore.,
and Smith Carr of June, Oregon.
J. T. Bin im ; es
N ov: 5
Register.
CONTEST N O TIC E
United States Land Office
Roseburg. Oregon, Oct. 7, 1903.
A sufficient contest affidavit having been tiled
in this office by Peter J Huglmor, contestant
against Homestead entry No. 11,360, made
March 12, 1902, for w>2 sw‘ 4, se‘ 4 swl4, sw1. sc1.
Section 14, Township 20 S, Range 2 \V, by Iienrv
Haverkamp, contestee, in which It is alleged
that Henry Haverkamp has not established Ids
residence on the said land, that he has made no
effort to Improve or cultivate the same, and that
more than six months has elapsed since making
said H E No. 11,359. Said parties are here­
by notified to appear, respond and offer evidence
touching said allegation at in o’clock a m on
D ec. 8, 1903, before J S Medley, notary public,
Cottage (»rove, Oregon, and Unit final hearing
will be held at 10 o'clock a ni on Dee. is, 1903,
liefore the Register and Receiver at the United
States Land Office in Roseburg, Oregon.
Sold contestant having, in a proper affidavit,
NOTICE OF NEW SURVEY.
hied Sept. 16, 1903, set forth facts which show
United States Land Office,
that after due diligence personal service of this
Kosehurg, Ore. Nov. 2, 1903. notice cannot lie made, it is hereby ordered ami
Notice is hereby given that the approved plats directed that such notice be given by due ami
o f survey o f the following townships, viz:
proper publication.
Township 19 south, range 2 east,
J H B o o th ,
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NO TICE FOR P U B LIC A TIO N .
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United States Land Office,
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Roseburg, Oregon, March 23, 1903.
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Notice is hereby given that In compliance
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with the provisions of the act of Congress of
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have licen received from the Surveyor General June 3, 18/8, entitled "An act for the sale of
lands in the States of California, Oregon
for Oregon, and on Monday. December 7, 190.3, timber
at nine o'clock, a m the said plats will be filed Nevada .and Washington Territory," asextend-
4 1892*”
states by act of August
in ibis office.
The said townships lieing within the Cascade
THOMAS E. G A LB R E A TH
Forest Reserve, the land embraced therein will
l»e subject to entry on and after that date for of Cottage Grove, county of Lane, State of Ore­
the perfection of claims initiated prior to the gon. has this day Hied in this office his sworn
executive order of September 28, 1893, creating statement No. 4698 for the purchase of the nwl .
such reserve.
J T B k id u f s . Register.
of Section No. 24 in Township No. 20, south of
Range No. 2 west, and will offer proof to show
J H B ooth , Receiver.
that the land sought is more valuable for its
timber or stone than for agricultural purposes,
and to establish his claim to said la ml before
the Register and Receiver of this office at Rose-
CONTEST NOTICE
burg. Oregon, on Tuesday, the 16th dav of De­
United States Land Office.
cember, 1903. He names as witnesses J. B.
Rnseburg, Oregon, Oct 19, 1903.
Bavies. Dorena, Oregon, J. I). Dammon, Eu­
A sufficient contest affidavit having been tiled gene. Oregon, Albert Emerson. Cottage Glove,
in this office by Lucy Houck, contestant. against Oregon. Emmet sharp. Cottage Grove, Oregon
Homestead Entry No 11,12«. made November 2o.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
1901, for hits l. 2. 3 and 8, Section 20, township 21 above described lands are requsted to file their
south. ran*e I West, by Charles W. si.»at. , on- claims In this office on or before said 15 dav of
testee. m which it Is alleged that tin said Charles Dec., 1903.
. Sloat has abandoned said homestead and has
(>ip
J. T. B r id g e s , Register.
not resided thereon for a period of more than
six months last past, and further that suit! tract
of laud embraced In said homestead is more val­
uable for timber and stone than for agricultural
NOTICE FOR PU B LIC A TIO N
purposes, said parties are her-bv notified to
and Office at Kosehurg. Or.. O ct 13. 1903.
appear, respond and offer evidence touchhii
4* m V V a l:lí ° ni y v ° oclock a- m
Decornivi tem ed settler lus îled^iotlce of hVTlnteùVlon'¡o
4. I « » , before.! E 3oung. notary public, at Cot- make final proof t„
o f his .daini
^ L t d î ï m ' T ' u a,M* ,hat , " nal
" ill that said proof will be made before J
J
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I h * held at to o clock a.m. .m D eecnler 14. ! «».t. I S (Jmimlssioner. at Eugene, Oregon/on Satùr-
liefore thè Kegister and Keceiver at thè Unitisi dav. November 2n, io «, vii: Henry Landers on
States Land Office in Roseburg. Oregon.
K N ° irita fot the sw.,. See. 32. Twp. 19 S.
.y «l» ■*»*> «»’litMtant havtnu. tu ;i 1* 1.1* «
Range 2 W He names the following witnesses
vlt. ttl.-.l <><-t. 1J. imn, ,, t forth fa r!, «fiu ti ,how t«»
prove his continuous residence upon and cul-
tiiat after dee diligeuec personal servtee of ibis ttvation of said land, viz: Perry Casteel and
notiee canno! I h * nude, it is hereby «»r<lerci and K111I1 ( » » I w l Of KaKtnaw. Itrcjoii. Cnrb Mlllor
direct ed that sudi notiee I h * givén bv «lue ami hnd Mary Miller o f Creswell. Oregon.
proper publlcatlon
J T B k id c f . s , Register.
O M
J H B ootm . Recdver
N o t i c e f o r F11 h t t c M f i o n .
U N IT E D STATEN L A ND OFFICE.
R«>seburg. Oregon. Sept. in. ignj
Noli,
is hereby given to am and all pers»i
that tli
Notice to creditors \il those know­ inai
1 nr w***“
ssiaie “ of f Oregon.
or.-gon. wh«»so
whos«> iM>stofllcr
* — I
ing thems-.|v»*s in<!»‘l>te«l to me will address Is Salem Oregon, lus made applica 1
tion
to
«elect
as
Indemnity
Nchoid
Land
the
please call and settle at once, as I am lo ll..«in «,t^ ,,r ilv .t tan.l .lloatuil tn townlitu
in need of all the money that is due
me.
P h il ip H o h l .
NOT I C l FOR PI BL1CATION.
United States ¡.and Office,
Roseburg. Oregon, Nov. 19. 1903.
Nolle I is hereby given that the following'
name. I ■tiler has tiled notice of hN intention to
make final proof in support o f his claim, amt
( that said |*r«H»f will hr made tn-for«* J. J. Walton.
I U. S. Commissioner at Eugene. (hregon. on Jan.
IV l*H. viz Nie blows Hxsteitler on II. E. No.
“967. for the e 1*, s w * « w ‘ , s w * s e c I*. T. 20 S „ !
! R. 2 W. He names the following witnesses to
I prove his continuous residence upon and culti­
CT
VITIKTIANPP s
w l ' i N U O U A IIU C tYuuer, F r a k m u S . Y vation o f said toad, viz John H«»stettl»r ami
Christ Ho»«!* •ttl»*r. o f Sau a taw. Oregon. ( hartes !
1 Nears and C. H. Jones, .»f Cottage Gsove. Or.
F t . U c i y M cd ein F h a im c y
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J. T. B r IIKIKS, Register. I
f
Ladies Fine
Shoes
Positively Going Out of Business
$3.50
Do not miss this line of goods
holiday
kins, kid and go lf gloves, for both
nod our 50c lines can now be had at
37c and 40c per pair.
Mens Hats
of
goods, such as handkerchiefs, nap­
50 Cents
Î
40 Cents
these are 50c valuea
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List No. 196. Ia»ts I, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9. and 10 in
Section is.
List No. is*, I>ots it, 12, 19 and » in Sec-
tlon 18.
List No. 196. Lots l.x, 1«, 17 and 19 in See­
tu«n fi.
Wi thi n the next 30 «lays from «late hereof
’i t e ^ agamst the «aid -
n the grouml that the lind 't e n b e d . or any
ly»
rt thereof. Is more valuable for Its
minerals
».»rt
its miners!«
than tor agricultural purp«>ses or the
thereon, will t*c receive«! and noted
to the General Uiml Office.
D m
J . t . b r iih
Ke«d the L eader ' s ads.
Unite«l S ta te s U a d Office.
R oseb u rg, O regon , J u ly 21 19A3,
given inat
th«t m
In compliance
_«‘, k Or«
.1 is hereby
* , 7 g.ven
7nne
a< t ,of C pngte* of
«n?tLr 1.
fr r lhe
of
SSlid.'iSdw.jofralltonila.oi»*«»
I
f ttl
A LBE RT ». r i - S K
of Atlantic, county of Cass, state of i n « »
No*
Y?W
riTth
statement
No. .v\«» for the U mire base of the ,w
M °rn
a < and
2. an«!
ihat the
¡S
S
flE?
v **Tt ,on Xo- -M ,n township 20. south
Al11 " n* r
t«> show
s«»ught Is more valuable for its
f'T ^ b -u ltu ra l purpme,.
_hl* .ctolni to ««*d land lie hire
a t w i e i i ^ r u l L fT 1^ 119 r,a,mlnS adversely' the
Î l 2 ms1 r? h ! m*4"*1* *** re*1«*”*te«l t«» lile their
° ® ° e OQ or before said utli day of
J. T. B r id o e s
1» aw
Register. 1
j « H 5 ®
In ladies fine shoes we now make
another cut in the price of from 25c
to 50c per pair.
Remember we
snve you money.
Cottage Grove Flour Mills
Get Y o u r W in t e r ’s
S \ j P P 1 y
o f
B
R A
N
W e h a v e 30 tons o n h a n d —
a ll o u r o w n m a k e . S p e c ia l
ra.te on ton o r h a lf ton lots
Orders Promptl y Filled
TOOL OUTFITS FOR
THE M E C H A N I C
W e have them at all prices
Also, we carry the best
makes of t«ioIs of all kinds
f o r carpenters, cabinet
makers and machinists.
Complete stock of general
hardware. See us before
buying your farm imple­
ments and wagons :
Grilli $ Veatch Co.
A full and complete
line o!
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C U L T IV A T O K S , P lo w s
Stoves, Ti nwa r e
Mining Supplies, Etc
PIPER a VANDENBURG
W elch & W oods H as it For Le