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About Lane County leader. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Or.) 1903-1905 | View Entire Issue (June 3, 1904)
^ ^ ^ ^ OUR. M O TTO ; •‘ L i v e a n d L e t L i v e ” ^ ^ ^ ^ 73h e N E W YOILK R ACKET STORE A . K. SH C R .K , Proprietor W e make ladies' and children's Summer Underwear a specialty. Garments from 5 cents up. New shipment just received S n l e s a n d S m a l l P r o f i t a fo r ç , Sr.S£; From $2.25 to $3.00 W e will sell Ladies' Wrappers for one week at actual cost, beginning: SATURDAY, 'Q u i c k V« O U R P O L I C Y : MAY 7 DON'T MISS for n » l ig a t io n United States La ml Office, Roaeburg. Oregon. April -3, 1904. Notice is herei y given that in com;*lian«e with the provision* of the act of Congress ot June 3. )8.8, entitled "A n act f*»r the sale of tim ber lands in »he States of California. < Megon N evada.and Washington Territory,' asextend- ed to all the public land state« by act of August 4, 1892. TH O M A S II. KLLIS. of Eugene, county o f Lane, state of Oregon, li t, tins day filed In this ..thee Ins sw«.rn state ment No. i;ftoj for the pure base of the N \\ ’ , of Section No. .14, in Township No. 21 South. Range N... 7 East, and will otter proof to show that the land sought is more valu able for its timber or stone than for agricultural purposes ami to establish hiselainis to said land before K. I'. Lee, County Clerk, at his otlice in Eugene. Oregon, on Tuesday the*», flay of duly 1904, l ie name., as witnesses: Marvin Martin Brow nsville, Oregon, D. E Ouackeubiish. Eu gene Oregon. T. 11. Iloktnan, o f Drain Oregon. W o . l*roser. of Eugene. Oregon. Any ami all persons elaiuiuig adversely the above describe«! lauds are requested to tile their elainis in this oftiee on or before said -Mb day of Jill\. 11*04. (Hi Op) J. T. BKJDOKX, THIS SN n o t ic e T5he S ta m p Q u a li t y These are the magic words That is w h a t want, and what you at our Store. All kinds of Country rioduee Bnuj>ht and are being nltered in many departm ent« o t our m erih a n dU e « lo c k lu d It will pa, give it« a call t i « ' ' 1 • * * * * 1 • • For your General Merchandise call on the old reliable firm of when you buy L E W I S & VEATC Selz-Schw ab F in e Shoes, or Groceries, Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shi A. A. Cutter and Cahn-NicKelsburg Heavy Shoes Ovir S t o c k is complete in the A bov e L in e s ^ TOOL OUTFITS FI Hemenway ® Burkholder THE M E C H A N W o h ave them at all prices A lso, w e carry the liest m akes of tools id all kinds f o r carpenters, cabinet m akers and machinists. C om plete stock of general *----' — are. hardw | | See _____ us betö ____ re buying your farm imple* mentM and w agons : SAGINAW O H. Tapliu Las gone to Bohemia. 0»«*ur Jackson ami wife visited in SH*»n»:«w ¿Sunday. 642 I 2 Congress 8t. I’onri.A » 0, M a in s , O ct. 17. 1901. I co n sid e r W in e o f Cardui superior to any d o c to r 's m edicine I ever used an t I know w hereof I speak. I su f fered fo r nine m onths w ith s< «pressod m enstruation w hich com pletely pros trated me Pains w ould sh oot through niv back and sides and 1 w ould have b lin d in g headaches My lim bs w ould sw ell up and I w ou ld feel so weak 1 c o u ld n o t stand up I naturally felt d isco u ra g e d fo r I seem ed to be beyond the h elp o f physicians, but W in e o f C ardui cam e as a (lo d -s e n d to me I fe lt a change fo r the better within a week After nineteen days treatm ent I m enstruated w ithout suffering the a gon ies I usually did and soon became regular mid w ithout pain. W ine o f Cardui is sim ply w onderfu l and I wish that all siifferiu g wom en knew o f Its good-qu alities. I> m Mir». Foulson is staving with her eiitb Mrs. and Mrs. Powel. M i. l*tiwo! who has been quite ill for some time is able to be about agaiu. Dave l ’ riuce has traded his prop erty in Saginaw to Mr. Bradley from Ashland. Ben Jackson and Aden Miller are hauling rail load wood from the Seifert place. Tin it* in talk of en ice cream soci- ul Friday night the proceeds to help the ball team. h lU ^ s U Treasurer, Fort land E con om ic League Mrs. Hubbard and the Misses l ii.t l took iu the Decoiation Day exu t iM-H at the Grove. Periodical headaches tell of fe male weakness. Wine of Cardui cures |HTiiianently nineteen out of every twenty cage* of irregular menses, hearing down pains or any female weakness. If you aro discouraged and doctors have failed, that is the best reason in the world you should try Wine of Cardui now. Remember that headaches mean female weakness. Secure a $ 1 .0 0 bottle of Wine of Cardui today. Darby Johns and Henry Seifert leave i.ext Sunday for Portland where they go t » work this summer. M is. Laltnt t m.d children return ed Sunday from southern Oregon where the} lisve been visiting rela tives. The Saginaw Base Ball team are practicing up umi will soon be ready to cioss bitis with tiny team in the country. MAKKItD ■ B O W E K -L F .i: At the Smith lioaulitig Hi use in this city, AV’ ed- neaday Jw— 1 1904, Cliaa Bowel) and JoM phii c Lee. Ins honor,Squire The Morss Quartette. Vaughn official mg. M.4. Bowen is ' ? 11 * “ d fa'ro»ul,lT k" " wn thU place, having been gectiou foreman un the S. P . rad road south of this city for many yearn. Mr«. Lee, the bride, in from Yoiicalla niul is a very estimable lady. Mr. Boweu and w»fe will reside on hid comfortable liUle home two in ilea cant of this city anil the L eader joins their many friends in extending congratulations ami best wishes. H e . S B Morss with his son and . .. two daughter«, comprising the Mora. Q«arttN*te have been conducting a decidedly inter eating and successful school boiide campaign in the inter- eat of the local option measure, to t»e voted on at the June election next Mon lay. They sing patriotic temperance song * ami Rev. Moras discuaseH and set-» foith tlie excellent M usical R ec tal lu iK 'h vot«*s f«>r i In* I« h * 1 option ■ P 14 measure. On Jure 1st the ¿Southern Pacific w i l l reitutue ^ a e of excursion tickets to Newport nml Yaquins liar. Both s e a s o n a n i l Saturday to tfondsv ticket» »ill l>e sold. This ^•puU r rsflort is growing in favor hotel rstes aie reasonable S e ll I • I „ . I ti.e wyporlwniUss for fishin.'. onting and ses Lathing are unex elle<l Ivy siiv ies<rt on the l airAc Co., i o u t j Mrs. W . G . W oods’ el iss in vocal music and voice cult.no gave a very interesting musical recital nt the Lauder music house Wednes day evening. Invitations were ex tended to a huge number «>f guests, by Mrs. Woods, and »bey were D c u royally entertained. D i i f f f f i i c u l l t t musical numbers were rendered iu a very creditable manner by the class, which fully *te»i*t>i>atrated the fact that Mrs. Ni\o«*U ia a most competent and thoioLghly practi cal teacher iu vocal music ami voice culture. The following pro- g r a m was rendered, proueam m k . j P A R T I . Overture. M W . A . I ' Orchestra; Trio— “ Annie Iju in e-’ , Mrs. W O . AVooils, H. K Mrs. Shirk, Clara Van Riper; SoU — “ Monarch of th e \V.»o«la" T. AiV. Jenkins, Solo— Stug Sweet B ird s" Mrs. H K. Shirk. W . F. C o m a * , Geneial Passeuger Agen* Solo— "Sweet C lover" Nellis Mar- June 3,1878, en titled "A n a« t for the sale of tim ber lands in the statesoi California.Oregon N't vada and W ashington T erritory," asextend- •d to all the pu b lic laud states by act of Augu»t 4, 1892. H AKAII K. HLAIK of Cottage G rove. county of Lane, state o f Oregon, has this day tiled in this office her sworn state ment No G0IG for the purchase of the nw1,. section N o 20, Tow nshin 20 S, of R 2 west and w ill offer proof to show that the land sought is All diseases of Kidneys, m ore valuable for its tim ber or stone than for Bladder, Urinary Organs. agricultural purposes, and to establish her claim A ls o Rheumatism, Back to said laud before .1 .1 W alton U S Commission ache,HeartDlsease Gravel. er at his office at Eugene, Oregon. Monday the Dropsy, Female Troubles. 13th o f Jun e 1904. She names as witnesses: William H. Blair. Lee E. Landretli. Robert L. Don’t become discouraged. There is a Blair, Joseph K. Young, all of Cottage Grove, cure for you. If n e c e s s a r y w rite I)r. l en n er Lane County, Oregon. A liy and all persons claim ing adversely the H e h as s p e n t a l if e tim e c u r in g J u s t su ch above described lands ac requested to til»* their c a s e s as y o u r s . A lio * n s u lta tio u s Free. claim s in this office ou orbefore said 13th d a y of " A g r a v e l lo d g e d in m y b la d d e r . A f t e r J T B k id c k s , u sin g a fe w b o t t le s o f D r. F e n n e r ’ s K id n e y Jun e, 1904 (m is -» _ ___ Register a n d B a c k a c h e C u re I p assed a g r a v e l h a lf as la r g e a s a m a r b le . T h e m e d ic in e p rev en ted N o t i c e f o r 1’ iih licH tio n . fu r th e r fo rm a tio n s . 1 w as c u r e d . United States Land Office, W. T . O A K E S . O rrlx , V a ." , R oseburg, Oregon, A pr. is, 1904. D ru ggists. 50c.. >1. A sk f o r C ook B o o k —F ree. N otice is hereby given that In com pliance I /I T I I C T I A W PC S u re Cure. C ir c u la r . Dr w ith the provisions of the act of Congress of • f l l U o U A liU C F e n n e r , F r e d o n la N .Y June 3, Jfr*. entitled "A n act for the sale of tim ber lands in the States of California, Oregon F or Sale by M odern P h a r m a c y Nevada .and W ashington Territory,' as exten d ed to all the pu b lic land states by act of August 4, 1892. tin, Vocal Solo— Miss Ethel C ottle; E V A C W H EELER Cottage G rove, county of Lane. State of Ore PART 2. Overture M W . A. of gon, has this day tiled in this office lier sworn Orchestra. Duett— ‘ From Our Mer statem ent No. w)87, for the purchase of the S W 14 o f Section No. 22. in Tow nship No. 22 s. ry Swiss Home” Mrs. Woods, Mrs. Range No. 2W, ami will offer proof to show that | the land sought Is m ore valuable for its timber i Shirk; Solo— “ Davy Jone*’ Locker” or stone than for agricultural purposes, ami to I Clara Van Riper; Solo— “ Blue Bell” establish her claim to said land before the Reg- j inter and R eceiver of this office at Roseburg. 1 T. W .. Jen kills; Alpha Ladies’ Quar O regon or. Thursday, the 14, day of July, 1904. | nanu s as witnesses: John 1). Calmer. John tette— “ Doan’ You Cry Mu’ Honey” She G. .Martin. W alter L. Baker and Frank l>. Mrs. Woods. Mrs. Shirk, Nellie W heeler, all of Cottage Grove. Oregon. A n y and all persons claim ing adversely the Martin, Clara Van Riper. alM»ve-deserll*ed lands are requested to flic their \ claim s in this office 011 or before said 14. dav of ! July 1904. B of R T. Excursion to Salem. (Aft*) J. T. R r iim ; f . s . Register NuiiHct Lodge No. 130, brother hood of Huilroud Tminruen, will conduct it« fourth Hnuui.l excursion to Salem, .Sunday June 5, 1004. Trait)« will run from nil accessible points in the valley; from Portland and the Dallas. South from Cattnge Grove. The State Fair grounds have been secured where a first class program of ainusemeut will he rendered for patrons of the excur sion. Baseball, Bicycles Races, and luauy other good attractions. The I’ rogram of amusements will he distributed at a later date Ltiuches and refreshments will he served at the grounds. Come and spend a day and help provide a fund to rare for sick aud crippled innnherH. For further information see posters, or address C. C. Lore km . Room I I . 2rlSJ W ash in gton St. l'oitland O.egnu VETERINARY 8+«- D. B o s w e l l vtx d v >4« vfx *.j> *>«• x L » ly *4« vj> x+Xxfv x f x xj x x f x x f * x V x fx x | x x V F. S. HAROUN, LL. D , President. ..«-T ER M S liF. ASOXABLK. ■ — ; » • : » • Write Tor Catalogue and, Pen Flourish. : » , Cottage Grove T r a n s f e r Co. J. M DURHAM. PFOP Roseliurg, Oregon. March 17 loot. Nortee fa here; y given tnat In com pilane« witr, i;.# provili 'h» ui tTe art of (Y>ngro«s »>* June a . »« ». entitle*! "A n a-1 f«>r the sale of Un ber landa in tue -tar, » .*f t ali'ornia. « >rec<>D Nevada .and M aaMtigi. n Ferriu-ry.' asextend- r 1892* 1' Pu ^tlc l*ud state* by act of August (m J6) J. T. B ridges Register. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. I And Office at Koseburg.Or.. May to invi Notice is hereby given that the foVnwtn^ n a y t l settkT has A lci notice of his Intention tí make in rapemrt *-1 claim xn.i maxe Anal nnai proof m support o f * his »h .t » M Will t • • i'hwíríia,,i ^T° l>í *** n,;«de before J J \\ait.,n oner, 1 s t . m im i,,.... ... at In- „fV.v m K u s«e , o r"'. DENTIST K ’n. on Krt.l;iv, jr. July .Iiiiy l l i-wv, vtz H areyou rh oi amuleti and repam st. Shop at rear o f H emenway A B u rkholder's Store :: C a p t. Ben M agnesium rlilornli Calcium Chloride Calcium Carbonate- pot.issiiini Chloride potassium I’p'iuide potassium Iodide - Nodtnin CI1.0r.de - - One Gallon of These Wafers Coniali . . . tVe have first class Teachers—Best Methods, students may enter any time during the year. J u w 1 M “ H orseshoeing a si>t*cialty. W agon and carriage re- ing. All w ork guaranteed Postofllee. Express un< Telephone on premi-«»«, S10 per week up, ine!u<!Vt 1 r a i n s tt<»p 111 front » BOOKKEEPING. PEN ART. SHORT HAND AND TYPEWRITING, N ÖTIG E O F A S SIG N M E N T . Ñutir»* i?» hereby givon that Mary Barteln. WILLIAM II. II. ROBINSON. Goti.mi* G rove. Lane I'oun tv. Oregon, did on ISth. day o f M ay. 1904, m ike execu te and 111< f«»r record w itli the County C lerk o f salii Lam- Hits day tiied in t!ii> office his sworn stiitenient County, «»regoli, an assignm ent o f all lier pnq». N"- w‘-l I«»r the purchase o f the nw 1, of nw . ,,f ert\ foi the iHMietit of all her creditor!*: And. sect I..n No. ;u ill township N... _*o Houtli «• '>. :iu«l a ill off, r pnn»f t.. show that at said date the undersigned was duly ap '! r;u ‘ k‘ ' >*" pointed and ipiulttied as tile assignee o f ‘ said •lint tiie laml souglit is more vauiablc for its lim ber or stone than for agtieultural purposes, property. establish JiiH claim t.. sal.I land before Now th erefore each and all o f the creditors o f the said M ary Bartels are hereby notitted to til.- Register and Receiver o f this ..ffi,-,. ;,t present their claim s under oath to me at the burg. Oregon, on Saturday, the 4tlida\ of June » \ »stnes as witnesses David Baker' office oí a . H. King in C ottage G rove. Oregon, Amlrew Laml. B. l„ind. William Arnold, within three m onths from the date hereof. Dated at Cottage G rove, O regon this 12th. dav 1 all o f Dorcn.1. Oregon. Any and all persons claim ing adversely the ' May. 1901. G k o k b k C o m e r , I m2« ]••**! A ssignee I above described lands are requested to file their claim s in this office on or before said 4th. day o f General Blacksmithing Located on Southern Poetile Railroad in D ouglas County, Ore. The waters will cure 90 per cent of cases of Constipation. Rheumatism. Catarrh. Stom ach, Kidney, Liver iroublts. » j |5 / ¡ n T IM E T A B L E NO. 3 T o take effect on A pril 2, DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY ; y w — 2 j ? 1 S T A T IO N S = i K j .0 Lv CO TTAGEGROVE 3.2 W ALDEN 5. (T U R IN ( E R R O GORDO 7.7 BAKER 8 3 DOREN> 9.5 RE D ROCK io.«; iiR A V K L »*1 r 11.3 ... STEW ART STAR 3.42 8.4.*» 12.x .. R O C K Y 1*01 NT 3.35 9.051 lc. Ar Lv W IL D W O O D 2.30 T..50 2.M 7.M 2..W 7..V» 2..V9 7..V9 :: 04 s.(»4 3.14 H.14 3.17 8 .17 8.20 H..V. Phone COIIltl GROVE IM PROVEM tNT CD. BEARERS IN- Hi.Dl !«*..> J ' lO.ig ID. 51 ui id D.M *‘J 9.*4 »J4 1 . ^ ' ‘ Afternoon trains w ill be run on SatunU fld S u b ject to ch an ge without notice j Freight w ill not in» rec e iv e d at theO. «M R. R. d epot after •*> p.m . T o Insure f«>rxOT on the next train, freight rnii^t be deliverni ample time to perm it of its being billed. AH outw ard freigh t forw arded oh I v » 1 joint risk <»f shipper ¡»wi consignee. A. B. w o o d , Acting Gen l CITY AND FARM PROPERTY To insure quick sules you will do well to list your property with this firm. O ffic e in C. J. M ille r 's S to re OPPOSITE FIRST RATIOS A L BASK F ire Don't neglect that house »n it K sm*, _for tornir SKI, tlie N E1 St rRí*Tm*SC'i* I lon8 er’ call at the express offici n»tngwlfnev.e, and »nd have Tom Awbrey Awhrev write writ a .AM you"up ra V r iïe c l^ T h !^ v ' Í Him! iJj » policy; m either the -Fina Inaur- r-i a ' ii » i ' ( T r - » r " *nceCo. or the Oregon Fire Relief j J T BaiiMirs, Rrgi.t,r. • * ------- — ■** — — - Association, of McMinnville, Oregon. First National Bank O R G A N IZE D 1900 H erlxrt KaWa F r r * i tl t > 1 T . C. Wheel» C a » b I »» CAPITAL $25,000 A Rener.il twnA» b a s in e .» tran**»- | aaiT:: a COTTAGE 0S0*t| O « « 0 0 *'