Lane County leader. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Or.) 1903-1905, June 17, 1904, Image 9

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RACKET STORE
A . K. S H E R K . Proprietor
W e m ake ladies’ and children's Sum m er
U n d e r w e a r a specialty.
5 cents up.
G arm en ts from
W e w ill sell Ladies’ W ra p p e rs for
N e w shipment ju s t received
one w eek at actual cost, beginning
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"Q u ic k Swle* and S m all P ro fit* for Ca»k.'
B O V S ’ SUIT
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From $2.25 to $3.00
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D O N ’ T M I S S T H I S S N a I
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Land Selected by R. R. Co.
Koseburg, Oregon, June I, 1904.
I t . Whom it May Concern:
Notice is hereby
•t*n\ given that the California ami
Oregou Land Company lias tiled in tliis onice a |
list «>( lands situated in the townships described \
below, ami has applied fo ra patent tor said
lands; that the list Is open to the public tor In- »
I spectnm and a copy thereof by descriptive stile ,
I divisions has been posted in a eonvleut place in |
this office, for the Inspection o f all persons in*
I terested and the public generally.
I South of Bane Line and East of \\ iliamette
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\\ it Inn the next sixty days following the date
• of this notice, protests or contests aganot tin*
I Haim of the company to any tract or subdivision
1 w ithin any section or part of section, described
In the list, on the ground that the same is more ;
valuable for mineral than for agricultural pur­
poses, will be reecived and noted for report t o !
the General Land Ottice at Washington. 1». c.
,1. T. RnimiKa, Register.
I J. II. B o o t h . Receiver.
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T h ese are the m agic w o rd s
that ap p eal to the S h o e B u y e r
That
is w h a t
you
w a n t, an d w h at you
get , w h e n
you buy
reON EVERY
POINT or VIEW
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NOTICE KOI: rt HLIt'ATION
United States Laud Ottiee.
Koseburg, Oregon. April 23, 1904.
Notice is hereby given that In compliance
with the provisions of the act of Congress of
June 3, 18/8, entitled "An act for the «ale of
timber lands In the States of California. < »regon
Nevada and Washington Territory,” asextend-
td to all the public land states by act of August
4, 1892.
TH O M A S H. E LLIS .
MK
of Eugene, county o f Lane. State o f Oregon,
has tliis day filed in this office his sworn state-
ineut No. 0095 for the purchase of the N W ‘ 4
of Section No. 34, in Township No. 21 South.
Range No. 7 East, and will oiler proof
to show that the land sought is more valu­
able for its timlHT or stone than for agricultural
purposes and to establish his claims to said land
before E. U. Lee, County Clerk, at his ottice in
Eugene, Oregon, on Tuesday the 3, day of July
Selz-Schw ab Firve Shoes, or
A. A. C u t t e r and Cahn-NicKelsburg Heavy Shoes
y
O u r Stock is com plete in th e A b o v e L in e s
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Hemenway ® Burkholder
Picnic at Lorane.
fLAN S FOR THE FOURTH
The Modern Woodmen of America
picnicked at Lorane on Wednesday.
Many conveyances went from Cot­
tage Grove. There was a program
of exercises in the open air, much
enjoyed,
athletic games and a
very exciting game of baseball be­
tween Loiane and Divide.
The
score w a s 10 to 4 in favor of Lorane.
It was declared to be the best game
of ball ever played on the Lorane
diamond. About 250 people were
preseut. The day was tine and all
were well | leased with the outing.
Frizes weie awarded in the ath­
letic contest». Uesults were as fol­
lows:
100-yard dash — Kiley Crow 1st;
(Concluded from first page.)
civil govHrnment will lie suspended
nod mob role will prevail.
A committee line in charge the
matter of Becuriog excursion rate«
ground trip) fioiu near by points uu
ill* Fourth
Eugene will not d e -
brat« the Fourth, consequently it is
anticipated that many will come
from that city to enjoy the celebra­
tion here.
Foil sheet pouter« have been print­
ed to announce the event« of the duy.
These will he posted in vari ue
town« of the county.
The committee on sports an­
nounces a varied ptogramme of
athletic field sports, including races,
mil game and tug of war. Dancing
will he one of the oiauy attractions
st the grove.
The Cottage Grove Band will
■ npeurin uniform iu the parade.
1’be hand in now bolding frequent
rehearsals and will have half a dozen
iew scleitions to reuder during the
lay.
Only two weeks remain in wliiuh
o prepale fo. the celebration and
realizing tilth the committees are
leveling every euergy to make
heir task a succeseful one.
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2nd.
liuce fur hoys over 15— W ou by
Oren Lott.
Ituce for little boys— Won by
Karl Ishmar 1.
liuee for gnle— Iteulab Koch 1st;
Nettie heals 2nd.
Suck rare— liner Crow wou.
Three legged race— Elmer and
Oiel Clow won.
High jinno Elmer Crow 1st;
Kiley Crow 2nd; JelT Griffin 3d.
Nail diiviug contest— Anna Linz
1st: Silva MeKeiinin 2nd.
Subscribes to Band Stand
A li«t is being emulated for
a i d
d t the
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p i c contributions
o n t r i b u t i o n « t t o o w w m
h e I building
N i l
I, j of a baud Htmid tm which I Hon. I.
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H. limghaiit lia« riu.tiibu ted the
lumber, providing enough money
can be raised for the wink of con­
struction amt hardware necessary.
J. I. Joues ha« given a site for the
«tallii. One of the n ee.«sities will
h e e l e c t r i c w i r i n g l o r i h e n i n e drop
lights refjuiteii.
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COTTAGE GROVE
SEWER BONDS
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T h e b a n d c u iu m it t e e d o e s
p e o p le
to
n m o u n t.
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an v
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be
as
low as 25 cents ami as liiiib a s lie-
sired. Tile hand «i s j{ivi n open
air concerts repemedli »itti ont
O T I i E i s H E F E B I G I N EX diarie.
For eighteen inoliti:« :l,is hand
t im i, m i I I » « 1 5 t h J a y o ( J i i l y ,
lias liooglit 11« own niii«n’. j'liid for
I I I « C i t y t i f C o l t a p « G r o v e in
its uniforms ami h v h u I .nstru-
C o l i n ij,
i ? . O r * * « o n , w i t l « r i i l o in «li In
, ami
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ed tor as-
fio h i i ; t i ? « t a m i 1 > - l
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l i3
a m i l a 1 1 , tip
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lay of
t'in u u ) iron» the 1
1904. rn uni i r b » a
Suhscrllted aud sworn to before me this 15th.
day «»I June, ita‘4
F. l>. W h e e l e r .
Notary Public.
fc«rs
fieni
Horseshoeing a specialty.
W agon and carriage re
ing. A ll work guaranteed
VETERINARY
% «u n i j
M od
by
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bid for. »
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t I « Rei »der of tl
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H ave your horses teeth ex
aimned and repaired. Shop
at rear o f Hemenway A
Burkholder's store :: ::
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Every Day a Bargain Daj
N O T IC E n »
at our Store.
All kinds of Country Produce Bought and !
SPE C IA L
BARGAIN]
are being offered in many departments o f eur merchandise stock aud it will pay J
give us a ca U
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Fi r your General Merchandise
call oc the old reliable firm of
L E W I S & VEATCI
Groceries, Dry Goods. Clothing, B oots and
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TOOL OUTFITS I
THE M E C H A !
H> have them at all p
Also, w e carry the I
makes o f tools of all k‘
f o r carpenters. cal»t
makers and machinr
Com plete stock of g
hardware. See us 1
buying your farm int
ment.s and wagons
PU R L1C A TIO N .
Lami Office at Koseburg. Oregon.
Aprii 12, 1904.
Notlce is h tre'iy given trac tu eo.npii-iMcs
w ith thè provtsious
il.e »*• r of Congre-s of
i June 3, )g<8. entitled ' .\n •> t f.»r th.» <«].. of
tlm ber lands in thè stati <« i • « li ernia «it«gon
N evad» and Washington ¡erri rv. * i e x ’ 9 n>l-
4 189»
Public land a'ates by a cto f Auguat
C'I.AHA A RUDE.
.if Emivnr
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west ;
,tr.-ct
eounty
Ljilie.
state
o f Oregou. ha*
thl^ dav :
fil»_*d in Ibi* office ber »worn *tatenienr No'
G077 f«»r thè purehase of thè t iw ', of section No* 1
2H. Tovviiship 22. South, et Rauge 3 west. \v \t
ami w ili ofier jyooi t „ almw that thè land aoiight
i* more \aluahle fnr il* timlw-r or stono thau tor
agrieuittirai
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bei
elaim tosan l land Udore J. J, Walton l s
Coiiiuitssioiier at In* office at Eugej
Oregn
on^satunla) thè 2ml, da> of .luly. i m »
name* a* witncvn-v
«loin»
Mari u llaagcnson. I.omw i;. 1 lean, all 1. Ru
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Wynne Hardware Co.
P U B L IC A T IO N .
SQRYE t S
ASSAYS ANO AN ALYSES
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N O T ir K K O K P I R l.iC
l Utted M ales i
Roseburg, « »regelt. ,
N otice i* horebx given that
naine«! settler has Hie«l mitlce «»!
make final prm»f in siqqnTt of
that sahl prnof will ta* mad«* beioi
Uniteti Mat«*» Comme
j K u i i ' im *, U resoo, on M m h ìu ) , August
I H. K. N->.
J«»s«pli Nr.il. «»I Walk
Co., »»r. gou, for lb** n K‘ » su
Sertioii
ship 2t i * . i;.ink«‘ .d ' .
M. H. it.
I foli«»w mg witnesses to prove his contlc
Mence n»s*o and cultivât loo of sani i
Jerome < Henne. Frank M a rk t«. II
:.dmsoi a .1 M akoim A. II o u l M in t
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D E N T IS T
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in t e ie r t
d » te .
N O T IC E
Th« McCormick book,
••A MODEL MACHINE,"
Mile all aboc* Hod-: mowers.
General Blacksm¡thing
s a ir i
A ugust, j ter try them.
f»rk id
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F I R S T N A T I O N A L BANK
will do Well to li-t you;
•‘Doc** ritolier is seri ii'ly ill at Ids
home at Reti Bridge.
proj»ertv with this mm .
i lu lv t a m i t i f a i itili i « s l
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, rtie g li li mi* li -to- k on those A l ­ O ffice in C. J. M iller's Store
,>( lTe 1“ 1,1,1 r c r , dons cho-linfe« al Abi um s You bet-i
G i i ’ V f,
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
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United States Land Ottiee.
Koseburg, Oregon. March 29 1904. !
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of the act of Congress of
June 3, )8< 8. entitled "An act for the «ale of
timber lands in the Statesof »’alifornia,Oregon
Nevada and Washington Territory,'’ asextend-
ed to all the public land states by act of August
4. 119*2.
E R IC K JOHNSON
o f Vida, county o f Lane, State o f Ore-
i gun. lias tills day filed in this ottiee his sworn
statement No. 6050 for the purchase o f the se1,
OF T H E
o f Section No. is in Township No. 21, south o f
Range 1 w-est, and will offer proof to show
that the land sought is more valuable (or its
A t Cottage d rove, iu the State of Oregon, at the timber or stone than for agricultural purposes,
ami to establish his claim to said land before
close o f business, June 1», 1904.
.1. J. Walton. U. S. Commissioner.in liis office at
Eugene, Oregon, on Saturday, the 25 day of June,
RESOURCES.
in ; 1904. He names as witnesses: Carrol Harlow,
Loans and discounts...................... < -.4
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o b » T. Sallee, Joseph Wicks, John E. Winters,
Overdrafts, seeured and unsecured
nit j All of star, Oregon.
U. S. Ronds to secure circulation
“ w An i Any and all persons claiming adversely the
Premiums on U. S. Bonds.............
i 715 7 »! »h o ve described lands are requsted to tile their
Bonds, securities, etc......................
!; --.A ,'n ! claims iu this office on or before said 25 day o f
Banking house, furniture and fixtures
£: i June, i«M.
Due from Nat. Rks. (notreserve agtsl
0(',
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J . T. B r id g e s , Register.
Due from State Ranks and Rankers
Due from approved reserve agents
Frac. paper currency, nickels & cents
N o I lee for Publication.
(¿awful money reserve iu bank, viz:
United States Land Office,
Specie..............................
Redemption fund w ith C. S. Treasur­
Koseburg. Oregon, A pr. is, ly04. j
er (r> per cent o f circuhition)..........
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
w ith the provisions of the set of Congress of
Total ................. .......J
June 3, 18,8. entitled "A n e< t for the sale of 1
LIABILITIES.
tim ber lands In the Statesof California. Oregon
Nevada .and Washington Territory,” asextend-
Capital stock paid i n .........................
ed to all the publie land states by act of August
Surplus fund
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4. 1*92
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Undivided profits, less expenses and
K V A < W IIK K L K R
National hank notes outstanding
of Cottage Drove, county of l.atie. State of Ore-1
goti, has this day tiled In this office lu-r sworn
Due to Trust Companies ami Saving*
statement No. »¡087, for the purchase of the
Ranks ..... ................. ....................
S W 1, o f Section No. 22, ill Township No. 22 >.
Individual deposits subject to check
Range No. 2\\. and will otter proof t.» show that
Demand certificates ot deposit........
the land sought Is more valuable for Its timber I
or stone than for agricultural purposes, and to
Total..
. *187 4.V
establish her claim to said land Iteiore the Reg-1 1
State of Oregon, County o f Lane, s*: I. T. C. , ister and Receiver of this office at Koseburg.
W heeler, Cashier of tin* aihove named bank, do i Oregon on Thursday, the u.
it, da\ of Julv. h*04. !
as witnesses;
Jolm i>. Palmer. Jiditi 1
solemnly swear that the above statement is she names
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true to the best of my know ledge and belief.
O. Martin, W alter L. Raker aud Frank I>, I
W heeler, all of Cottage Drove, Oregon.
T. C. W h e e l e r . Cashier.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
Correct—Attest:
altove-dcserllted lands are requested to file*their
H p . kukkt K arin .
claims iu this office on or before said 14. da\ of
N. W W h i t e .
July 1904.
O liv e r V eatch .
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J. T. B r id g e .*. Register
Directors.
CITY AND FARM PROPERTY
s i s l a n r t * « l i i r i n j * , i fia t
LOOKED A T
Irom tvery point of view, McCormick mowers
will be found faultless in design, modern in con­
struction and thorough in equipment, with the
moit practical features. These mowers are to
perfectly balanced, to easily operated and do Mich
smooth and even cutting that they irutantly
become the favorite of every man who buys one.
f ie names as witnesses:
Marvin Martin *
Brownsville, Oregon, l>. E Ouackenbush, E u -,
gene Oregon. T. B. Holcmau, o f Drain Oregon, !
w <>. Proser. of Eugene, Oregon.
A ny ami all persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested to file their !
claims In this ottice on or before said 5th day of ,
Julv. itNM.
(m o p )
J. T. B r id g e s .
Register. |
Accidentally Shot.
Henry Mcllwain was shot by bis
wife while aiming at a mark. They
bad been in the mountains fishing
and were returning to
Albany
Tbursdty morning when the acci­
dent happened.
The shot took
effect in the nhdmncn and the wound
is serious. He is a very 'arge man
aud the injury may prove fatal.
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ORGANIZED
1900
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most popular, supplir«
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Four
Portland by rail.
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