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About Lane County leader. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Or.) 1903-1905 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 8, 1904)
- xnnc count* xcat>cr County Seat N e w s OOTT4UE GROVE, QfUMK>« P U B L IS H E D E V E R Y F K ID A Y C. Editor (O N N K it, and Entered at the Cottalo Grove poet office as aecond-olasa matter. liso .75 .50 in advance hut if not so paid a imr..rm rat« "I » 2 . 1 » per year will be <-liar*e<l. A d vertisin z rate» uta>le know n on appIleaUon It pa id CLUBBIXO LIST T h e L an e C ounty L eader fo r on e y e a r and uny one o f the fo llo w in g pa- p t r i one year for the price set op p o site : N ew Y ork Tribune Farmer . Jl 75 T oled o W eekly Blade ...... I 75 Portland W eekly Orenonlau 2 50 Portland W eekly Journal ...........2 00 P ortland Bern!-W eekly Journal 2 25 San Praoetaeo Pall ■ 2 50 San Pran claeo Exam iner ................. 2 50 Mexico is getting ready for the adoption of the gold standard. A promoter is a man wbo can dou ble his money without putting any In. Hanna is not a presidential candi date, but he wants to l>e In position, should the office come his way. The Booth-Kelly Lumber Company will establish electric lights at'Junc tion City if a favorable franchise enn bo obtained. Japan insists that Russia shall leave Manchuria. When Russia does Man churia will know how it feels to ben squeezed lemon. It is said that Japan has enlisted six skilled and stalwart soldiers in Colorado to serve as ofHeers in her cavalry regiments. F. J. Hard, who controls the Ve- The Leader’s Special Cor* | Hu vi us, itiversidc aud Oregon-Color- . . ado minee in Bohemia. will go Kaet respondent Chronicles Monday on Mining business. He 17 •____O _____ _ will •»« absent several weeks, aud Eugene News Notes viII Bpenil inost of hi, tilne iu MltH8„. f Welch a Woods Has it For Less If You See It In Our Ad It's so Welch S Woods Has It For Less --------- Proprietor HUBSCE1 PTION HATES One Y ear flix Mont In Tiireee Month« F. J. H a r d Going Fast. We are offering this week Mens Pa-ts which usually sell at $12.50 to $3 for $1.25 to $1.50 +• f chusetts and New York. A recent A. Goldsmith celebrated bis 81th strike has been made in the River-1 side mine, which promises much for! birthday Friday. Mrs. W. T. Kayser returned Fri that company. Iu the face of the day to her home in Cottage Grove. tnnnel at 200 feet depth a live-foot vein of ore was encountered which I Marriage licenses were issued shows a heavily impregnated white | Monday to James Haskins of Lo- iron iu quartz, a formation that al rane, and Frankie Mires of Cottage ways curries high gold values in that Grove, Arthur Rust and Miss Lena district. Before going East Mr. Jeukins of Lobster. Hard visited, this city and the dis Oscar Parsons, w e l l known trict to become thoroughly acquaint throughout Lane county and one of ed with the conditions as they exist Eugene’s pioneer merchants, died at the present time at the mines. in Winlock, Washington, Dec. 26, An editor has discovered that 1003, aged 09 years and 7 months. there is a wide difference between A. R. Martin bas been reappoint the school books of the present and ed postmaster at Junction. The those of long ago. He save that office is now in the presidential class when lie first went to school, be read which allows perquisites in the way the leasou something like this : “ See of clerk hire and rent not heretofore tbe cow. Is not the cow nice? Cau enjoyed. the cow run? Y'es. the cow can run. Eugene haa been offered a $10,000 Can the cow run as fast as the Carneigle Library, providing the city horse?” But tbe latest up-to-date will agree to maintain it at a cost of style of reading it by the average not less than $1000 a year, and pro kid is about as follows; “ Get onto vide a site for the building. The the cow. Ain’ t she a bate? Sure council is considering the matter. she is u corker. Cau the cow get a move on herseif? Can she hum it The marriage of Volney V. Hera- like a boss? No she ain’ t in it with enway to Miss Beulah Osburn oc de liosa."— Ex. curred at the home of the bride’s grandmother, Mrs. Isac Zumwalt. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. id Eugene Sunday evening nt 6 United States Land Office. * H oseburg, Oregon, N ov, 19, 1903. o'clock, Rev D. E. Loveridge, offici N oticed is lierebY given that the follow in g ating. named settler has filed n o tice o f his intention to f Come in and get a Pair before they are all gone | <4r .. I ! i ! W e have Ed V. Price s Spring line o f samples for made-to-measure Cloth ing. Not a week blit that wo send out orders for Clothing, odd Pants, or Overcoats : Satisfaction Guaranteed : i i I I Tuesday (he county commissio ners’ court fixed the county tax levy at 22 mills, divided ns follows: State 0 0-10 mills. School, *‘> mills, County. 8 1-10 mills, Special Road 1 mill. This is one-half mill* lower than the levy last year and over two mills lower than two years ago. m ake final proof in support o f his claim , and that Haiti proof will be m ade before J . J. W alton, U. S. Com m issioner at Eugene. O regon, on Jan. 15, 190». viz: N icblous H ostettler on 11. E. No. 8967, for the e\.A s w ' 4 , sw*4 hw L sec 1«, T. 20 S., R . 9 W . He names th e fo llo w in g w itnesses t.> prove his continuous residence upon and cu lti vation o f said land, viz: John H ostettler and Christ H ostettler. o f Saginaw, Oregon, Charles Sears and C. H. Jones, o f Cottage G sove, Or. (N27) J. T. B h id g k h , Register. F. H. and A. E Rogers have sold N OTIC E KOK PUBLICATION. the Drain Nonpareil to A. T. Fetter, United States Land Office, Last week F. E. Dunn sold to who has purchased new machinery Hoseburg, Oregon, Jan. 4, 1904. and promises to enlarge and Improve Carmichael' 50 bales of bops, the N otice la hereby given that In com plian ce Owens lot, at 20 cents per pound. w ith the provisions o f the act o f Congress of the paper. 3, >8/8. entitled "A n art for the sale of Mr. Dunn has also Bold to the June tim ber lands in tb e 8IM s o i l all:<>rnia. < >regon Nevada and W ashington T erritory,” a se xte n d - same party at the same price 81 Electric cars have made one hun ed to all the public land states by act o f August dred and forty miles uii hour this win. bales belonging to the Dunn estate. t. law. JOHN E. WINTERS It is thought hops will yet reach 30 ter and promise ten miles better be o f C ottage (iro v e , cou n ty o f Lam*. State o f Ore gon. lias this day tiled in this office Ills sworn fore spring. From Washington to cents. statem ent No. 5914 for the purchase o f the seVi New York in two hours! All uboard! Henry Long, representing a big o f S ection No. 18 in T ow n sh ip No. 21, south o r Hange l west, and w ill offer p ro o f to show Wisconsin brewery syndicate, was that the land sought is m ore valuable for Its tim ber or stone than fo r agrieultural purposes, Indications are that the ncreage of in the city recently negotiating for and to establish Ills «luim to said land o e fo re liops in Oregon will be so much in a site to put up a brewery to repre J. J. W alton. U. S. Com m issioner, at E u gene, on TbnrMiaj, tin* :?i day "f March, hum . creased this year that, with a favor sent an outlay of $50,000. All he Oregon, He nam es as witnesses Joseph \\ leks amt Car- H arlow , o f Star, and Andy J. Campliell and able season, the output of hops for asks on the part of Eugeue people roll Frank Gunn o f Cottage G rove, all o f Lane coun P«>4 will reach close to 100.000 bales. is good will, and to cultivate an ap ty. Oregon. Any and all persons claim ing adversely the petite for beer. above described lands are requsted to file their claim s in this office on or b efore said 31 day o f Tlie knowing ones say thut R. M Up to lust Saturday night only M arch. 1904. Veutch of Cottage Orove, who is cou 245 names had been registered u< Jl5 J? T. B r id g e s , Register. sldered to bo the democratic war horse th<icounty clerk's office for the June of Lane county, is to be candidate for election. 28 out of tbe 51 precincts county Judge to succeed H. R. Kin being represented Irving load* caid.—Eugene Register. with 38 and tbe Eugene precincts come next. This is a poor showing According to the ligures of the La for the first week. Indefference and bor Bureau ut Washington thero have a disposition to procrastinate is T h e place to get your Pure Drugs and been more than 22,000 strikes in the las', given as a cause. Chem icals. P rescriptions carefully Com pounded twenty yoars, and those hnve Involved After a prolonged silence your u loss Ro employers of $100,000,000, mid to workmen of three times as correspondent finds himself iu a position to take up his pen again much. and devote a little timo eack week to brief review of passing events nt the M ost eoinplete stock in It is about time for the republicans Cottage G ro v e :: county seat together with a curtail of south Lane county to begin to ed summary of court house notes for groom some “ favorite son" for the the Lane County L eader , in accor nomination f o r representative, dance with the request of thceditor cf This is recognition due this section of this progressive, popular nnd rapid the county nt the hands of the county ly growing county paper, which we convention. It does not appear that observe is expanding and finding BO Y E A R S ’ the democrats of south Lane will need E X P E R IE N C E now renders and friends in all parts any advice in this direction. They of the county. Promising to serve seem to have an eye to business and the L eader and its readers more an ear to the ground. faithfully during the new year than we did last, and with compliments A remarkable case of a woman mas of the season to all I am, your nows BARKS querading as n man lias just come to purloiuer— Bill Jones. D e s ig n s light ueur Ontario, Oregon. A few C o r y r ig h t s Ac. D iv id e. days ago Joe Monoghnn, a well known Anyone «ending a «ketch nnd description may quickly ascertain our opinion free whether an cowboy, died suddenly. When the Invention la probably patentable. Communica tion« strictly confidential. HANDBOOK on Patents Mr. au<l Mrs. Meinzer of Yonoalla body was being prepared for burial It »ent free. Oldest agency for «ecuring patents. Patents taken through Munn A Co. receive was found the deceased was a woman. wus up this way last weak. tptcial n o tice without charge, in the Nile had ridden the ranges of Eastern Some road work has been done Scientific flm c rican. Oregon for 25 yoars and was widely here and it is badly needed. A handsomely illustrated weekly, U n m t eir- raltilon o f any-sctentlflo tournai, Termft. $3 a known ns an expert. She was a good monl newsdealer«. Guv Desprin anil his sister Beulnh * year ; four months, shot with a revolver and ritle. 361 Broadway, were visiting friends here lately. ii nun ■ E N S O N ’S P h a rm acy B -p WELCH & WOODS The Leaders in Low Pi*ices and Hustlers for Business HOW Ladies Coats All the Very Latest Styles At Less Than M a L n v ifa L ctv ire rs Cost P atents AT AFFORD TO DO IT All the Very Latest Styles Wall Paper, Paints, Oils 05 T 3C, Washington. D. WE It’s Not a Question of our Afford ing to do it; It’s Sim ply a Matter of Getting Rid of tHe Goods : : Druggists Sundries Professor Istngley’s latest excuse is Joel Long bas been very sick with knocked out. From the figures avail pneumonia but is recovering slowly. able, Hying may be considered the Richard Tapp was transacting easiest of all methods of progression, business in Cottage Grove Monday. calling for less power than any other. G. A. Miller made a visit to tbe An example is furnished by storks, which annually make two flights be Coyote Creek couulry the first of tween Ruba-Pesth In Hungary and | tbe week. Lahoro in India. This, In an air line, ■ I Singing school closed January 2, is 2,300 or 2, lii0 miles, nnd the distance ns Mr. Tucker hns the coutract IBocconipltshed in twenty-four hours to teach the Latham school. . without a rest. Tbe Miller-Elnea contest case ts i croatmg considerable interest here Reorgani/.ation of the Peoples party It was heard before Attorney J. ft ! in Oreg> n i- a movement that has Medley at Cottage Grove Monday been stinted in the Inst mouth with 1 A double birthday party at the! whnt is claimed t i bo a good prospect residence of B. II. Lee Jan. 4, was of success. Loaders in the oi l I’op u -! one of the late enjoyable social events I list party hnve been conferring, and il the parties being Miss Florence I.ee j has been declared that circular letters and Clyde Babcock. J J. Simpson baa traded, his land | shall be sent out for the purpose of securing expression of • pinions upon j here to Mr. Barker, formerly head sawyer in Long A Bingham mill for tile subject. It la propose«! to h«>|«| a the letters property in Cottage mass meeting of Populists in Portland Grove Mr Barker is now interest- the latter part of this month, when 1 ed in the Hohl sawmill. reorganization will be effected nnd ,, . , ,, Circus managers throughout tbe i delegate» will be chosen to represent «.ountry h, re to , b, n(lon ■. the pnr'y at the National Populist street parades The city license1 convention in St. Louis in February, fees are to high. CAN It’s Our Business to Offer You These Bargains at This Time M „k e tt Y ou r Business (o a. I Lee.st Invesllgale O u r Otter NOTE TH ESE P R IC E S ¿ 1 9 5 0 C o a t fo r .. . $ 1 5 0 0 C o a t fo r .. $ 1 2 . 5 0 C o a t f o r .. $ 12.98 $ 8 .0 0 $ $ 1 2 . 2 5 C o a t f o r .. $ 10.98 8.25 $ 1 1 .5 0 $ 9.50 $ 3 75 $ 8.50 Coat Coat Coat Coat for. for for. for. 7 7 o 6 25 6.00 5.70 $ 7.00 Coat for... $ 6.25 Coat for... $ 6.00 Coat for... $ 5.65 Coat for .. $ S $ $ 4.80 4.20 3.98 3.50 THE- OPERA HOUSE Tuesday E vening Jamerr lätli Over $700 worth of ton- lumen u««d : Special scenery Directed per sonally by Win. Kdifnr Graham, late of the Fraw- ley Co S|>e<*ifiUiea be tween acts Admission 50c; children *J5c No extra charge for reserved seats : : : ; Danes After Peril ruiance H em enw ay & Burkholder ■ 4 IT GIVES THE BEST RESULTS. ' LIGHT ~ - _ '££7 Tb* SMITHSONIAN «Mina — -fc x ------- sJK USS W - ./ \ m olds \ in any TOOL OUTFITS FOR THE M E C H A N I C W e have th**m at nil prices Also, w e ca »ry the best make* o f too*» o f all kind * f **r carpenters, cabinet m akers and m achinist*. Com plete stock o f general hard ware. See us b efore buying your farm im p le ments and tvagons : '•Vr*1* Benson’s Pharmacy Grilo Ì Veatch Co.
