Lane County leader. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Or.) 1903-1905, July 15, 1904, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextOREGON A SOUTHEASTERN R, (ihe S t a m p L e w is & IVIcQui T I M E T.VBI.E NO. J Tu lake t on April ~ l DAILY BXCBTI » ' M > ° Q u a lit y S T A T IO N » COTTAGE GUO VF. A r II. 10 5.13 .0 Lf St al T» kn i \ KKIN T hese are the magic words t 'H iK « • bakkk | n i K E V \ BKI> KOI K that appeal to the Shoe B u yer That is w h a t y o u •A fte r***«» t r a il» will be run «u M t f i U y t •«*»> Mttbjrc't lu i-luiuge »K b u iil uoUce w ant, and what you A l l o u tw a r d f r e ig h t f " r w a r d e d o n ly a t t £ T get, when you buy A. A. Cutter and Cahn-NicKelsburg Heavy Shoes 0 \ jr Stok is C o m p lete in th e A b o v e L in e s ^ ve Jacobson. Dade & Co., $lo,!U:i L . N. Konev, »14,54!». 8 am Mi.nerruil A. Co., ?ld,12C, j The hi«!« of the two lowest b iJ -[ der», M k . i ., Mummy Brother- aud j J iih . Fruaty A Co., were taken on-1 tier HdviHen.ent. I*> ••»•at u»s tittered against no* ju. lenient i f Mid street and after diM-u-skm wa< withdiawii. Council adjoin e e l to meet this evei.mr (Friday), when bids for the sale of sewer I n .mis will he opeind. drown it. After paying all hill* the finance committee of the Fourth of July cele bration has a small balance left, which | may be applied to payment for the cemetery sidewalk. O. O. Veatcli and Conductor Sam Ve.'.teh < «tight twenty trout Friday lait. They intended to stay several day son M. »by .-reek but Sam was called to Cortland Saturday. d ! « £ ■ RATES Fashion Stables S0 r ta£V I . ’■ M a ,u „ r I B o s w e ll Sprini L o c a te d o n S o u th e r n f o e l f l c K a ilr o a d In D o u g la s < o u n f y , ore. TV -flD E OREGON M INERAL SPRINGS W e have therefore concluded to put the rates so low that all may take advantage o f nature’s remedies. Bottoni, e. Expr»«* icJ Telephone on premiai] ilo per week up, inclini,' Traina stop in fruut « The waters w ill cure 90 per cent of cases o f Constipation, Rheumatism, Catarrh, Stom ach, Kidney, Liver troubles. r i„ Tlia co .1 Fota-eitwn ClilorMe Mi».00|rr One öa.'on oi Inese Realizing the value o f money and that many j t op e are suffer ing from chronic ailments o f all kinds, and bedevil • that nature has provided a remedy for nearly all the human ailments in the a m N O T IC E F O B P U B L IC A T IO N . , .... . — United States T.ai .TTTiflT 7 Koseburg, Oregon, June 14. luo4. Notice i* hereby given that the following named settler li;i* filed notice oi hi* intention to m ake final proof in support of hi* vUiiu. aiul that said proof will l>e made before J. J. ''altm i, United state* Commissioner, at his olllce in Kuirem*. Oregon, on Monday, August *, t.*o4. vi/: H . K. N<’. W jx , Joseph Neal, *»t Walker, L in e Co., Oregon, for the BE1, s h ,. Section t>, Tow 1 1 - *hip J»S.. Kaiige 3'V.. W . M. H e name* the follow ing witnesses to prove his continuous res idence uimui and cultivation of said land, viz: Jerome U. Kenne, Frank Mack it*. Thomas J. Johnson, and Malcolm A. Horn, all o f Walker. Lane Co., Oregon. . . _ (ji 7 ^ J T BitiDGES. Kegister - C ap t. ........ .. . 4.-' l«MÌide f Soiluun I hl.r.de - - 211.00gr waters tOfliaifl . . . Ben Masni.,iuat - e » p„ia„i,1,„ iviaiae.. . t « v I'oiassluin D. B o s w e ll, « •*leu;m larik.- P n o p r jJ TOOL OUTFIT fi ! n • ! ( T H E ME C H Ì Vl t . W o have H im , „ a A !«,., wo -airy tk/fl ■■Oik. S ( -> r i-arivijior, . m akers alni Complete slock « 1 » Land Selected by R. R. Co. I S I T E » S T A T U S I .A N I ) O F F IC E Koseburg, Oregon, June 1, 1904. T o Whom it May O u c e ru : Notice is hereby given that the California and Oregon Land Company has tiled in tills office a list of land* situated in the townships desert ihm I lie low. and has applied fo r a patent for said lands; that the list is open to the public for in spection and a copy thereof by descriptive sub divisions has been posted in a convieut place in tills office, for the Inspection o f all persons in terested and the public generally. .South of Base Line and Fast of Willamette hardware, see „*0 Ixiylna your («,, n ielli» and Grillili Æ y MeaIs........................................................ 25c to 50c For Board, Lodging and Baths..... $6 to $10 per week Camp Grounds and Baths........... ...........$1 per week ___ L E A D E R S First c'»s-i mm.., Hotel 11111>• : i.,I Bettenl*etfr 1 » tei ns designed t o r der i t the Novelty Store. Burnt wood n ovel, i t at the Novelty St. it-. L elies’ st< ek < oftlui e, nothing like them in town «t X. V. Ifueket Stoie Join the Commercial Club if you would see the town |,n -pel and grow Elks will build two-storv temple at Koseburg. says the Fi.tindealer. I f you advertise In the L mler peo ple will see it—that's w hat We b til want. W. If. Dennl-. and D. K. Welsh o i ’ie down from Black Batte (Jul. keilvei Mines Tuesday. O. II I’ ltcliei and wife went S t ir- day to North Fsirview. Mrs. J. W. Bently went t" Albany Monday to visit her daughter .Mrs. Maurice Winters. James He-men way left Monday for u slay of oue week in l'olCaud, Seattle and other points. C. B. Dutton, assistant postmaster of this pliue. will haven Vacation of two Weeks, part of Which he will puss In I'uttfand. \\ agon in» king. blii< ksn.itliiiig and general reuatr work ut J. II. Baker's eh. p. Every guarantee of go I w .rk- Uianelllp given. tf Tim Utile son of Confect».'" r Bills was hit on the wiist by n swift thrown ball .iiit mg the Woodmen’splcni Sat unlay ..mi badly hurt. Miss Annie Oglesby leaves t l.n for n few days outing at Va.|ui; i Bay. Put I t . hi i at sen. tl N trait) si ■ ■ will 1» . pen from 1 to 5 p. in. S let.y shingle mill* have been re moved Iroui a point s mile» west of this place to a new location ou the Coast Fork ;» miles flour Cottage Grove. Fishing parties leportgood luck. J. W. Baker iii.il John Barker cuught :a; last week. Barker got a trout by the tall and »pent half un hour trying to Ü a fie m e n w a y © B u r k h o ld e r BIDS FOR A SEWER P O P U L Ä R T N O T IC E F O E P C B M C A T I O N . l u l l « ! States LandO m ce, Koseburg, Oregon, JuueifiL 19W. Notice is hereby given tiiat the followiug named settler ha* filed notice of hlJ ..¡¡¡K ? 10,1 ¡J make final proof in E P m -iie be lli* claim. and that *aul proof will J * “ f ££ fore J. J. W alton, t . » . t onunissioner at Eu gene, Oregon, on August 1Mb* 1 M y»-«- \\ yiuaii A. kenne. ou hi* H. E. MkKIW, for the S E ‘ i !SKlv Sec. jo Township 19 S., It. J " . H e names the following witnes.^s to pruvc his cuntinous residence upon and culnw djon I said land, viz: Iteufr» Porter. yheldo . A. O r m a n v, Marion larabo, Thomas Johnson, all > W a lk e r. O r e g o n .^ ^ „ <glsU.r. Selz-Schwab Firve Shoes, or \ . w wXL.ioitrr 5 un. T * itisur«- fursarfiiaf I £ {t u ff* train, u»»ÿ l* ¡leliverwl m j a m p le tim e t o peruut o i it* b e la i; WJ!«**- . OREGON MINERAL SPRINGS ASSOCIATION G E E K , A la n iig e r :: l.o m lo n , Lune C o u n ty, O regon V. 4,‘,4,'>îFr4* 4* 4* «F ■F 4* 4,i4’'4’ 4* 4* '4* 4i 4* '4’‘,4,'’*F'4?,4’ v 4, v 4,'? a -f -Hh Hh 4 B ...T IC YCLES H E G O O D K IN D .... 4- î é 4 r 4 ALL X WEIGHTS P PRICES $25 $30 4 *4 ! SIZES andj PRICES A $3 5 .: $-)0 * rt ■4 -t -F + re •4 4 K' ., S W 1. and K'.. See. 11» T, -'«» S.. K. J K. lads I. I •_*. J. 4, K ’ . N W ‘ ,, K’ ... S W i and E 'a See. 311. I tiJ S., K. j K- Within the next sixty d ay » following the date of this notice, protests or contests against the claim of the company to any tract <*r subdivision w ithin any section or part of section, described in tlie list, on the ground that the same is more valuable fur mineral than tor agricultural pur poses, will be received and noted for report to I the G eneral Land Office at Washington. J). U. J. T. B r i d g e s , Keglster. J. II. B o o t h , Keceiver. (J 10 A 19) , i Every Day a Bargain Daj I i at our Store. N O T IC E FO K P U B L I C A T I O N . SPECIAL Land Office at Koseburg. Or.. July 3, liN>4. I N otice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of lu r Intention to make tiual proof in sup|M>rt of her claim, and that said proof will be made before J J Walton, U S Commissioner. Eugene, Oregon, on August 29, 1904. viz: M artha V. King, on her 11 K No. 9210. for the H E ', N E ' „ E».. Slv a K 1, section a>. rw p. 1 9 s.. it. im She names the following witnesses to prove her continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: Emma Saltzmnn. Charles I Fitchard. Kobison M oiford, oi ir e s well, Oregon and All>ert W hitney, of Springfield, Oregon. J T B r i d g e s , Legister. Per your General Merchandise call ol > the old reliable firm of — # THE NEW HOME 4r SEWING MACHINE....... + 4f 4f L E W I S & VEATCl Groceries, Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and > l = r - ^ TVtÄDE S. E. LAUDER'S MUSIC STORE I = . . ~ r-F?o?c; COTTÄCe 4*. . f j ; P B R K E R Do. F u ll Nn m e . “ Mamma, what is Topsy’s other I name?" “ Topsy In the play? I don't k n o w , dear. I guess she hasn’t any ether j name. It's just Topsy. that’s all.” “Oh. she Iras another name! 1 heard I papa speak it yesterday, but I can’t | think of it row. Oh. yes, I remember! I It’s Topsy Turvy.” —Kansas City Jour nal. L ark F a T o re d H im . Barnes—I>o you ever meet Stryker nowadays? Howes—Yes. I saw him day liefore | yesterday, but I didn't have any talk with him. Barnes—Y'ou are not on bad tertas with him? Howes—Oti. no. I saw him first, that’s all.—Boston Transcript. H L. Richardson, reprseuting East- “ Aren’t your guc*i» rather late in ar uii Kodak < ... has placed the agen- A Bud Faslt. , for same wi'h Morgan A Brehant. riving?" gbe — Site’s really too young to go i will give demonstration* free at j “Of course they are. snntie. I should I 'I. A B. ■!r’ isr sU>re. Date to be never fortfive them If I ■ .ey were on shopping alone. time.” —New York American. He—Yes. she is rather impressiona H ble. Th »s.« a number of sidewalks in B elilnd H e r Hack. 8 be—IIow do you mean? this tow. I* au occasional nail •‘Don't you think." u»kod Mrs. Old were driven In them, they would last He—She’« liable to get excited and castle, “that Mrs. Scailtlsleigh's embon- longer and be safer for travel. Get buy something.—Philadelphia Press. out and drive a few nails before the point 1» rather getting the better of her citv council has to notify you of the lately T* A T M t fa o f rrn v ld m cf. debuts in your walks.—Springfield “ la it?’ her boateaa naked. MI knew “Sheri(T sold you out o' house an’ Mews. •he was a steady golf player, but I lionir r ’ L. C. McKenney. who has recently didn't know she'd took up any of theae “ Oh. yea; but ProTldenee filed him.” purchased the Glendale News, is a other games. .Ioniah thinks It would “ I*rov Idence 7* California newspaper man who has be more to her credit If she looked aft “ Y n , hurricane blowed the hous.' been identified with some of the lead er her children a little now and then.“ lown two minutes after be bad levied ing papers of that -late. He Is a —Chicago Record-Herald. on it!"—Atlanta Constitution. thorough journalist and OI. mlale is fortunate In having secured him as a A W a v e r Loaf. R a n k o fd . resident and worker f..r the good of “She’s a treavhen-ti4 thing/* CobwUrger I thought I gave you the town. ed the girl In blue. money th* other day to buy Christmas WIII J. White, city sab «man for the “ How is that?" asked the gtrl In presents for your friends? Pacific Paper Co. of Portland, la visit- gmy Mr». Oobwtinrer—I know you did, my ing relatives here. T. B. Tobin, trav “ Why, we fixed It tip t»etwecn un dear; but the things I bought are so ollng salesman. was in for a few hours last week He Is a hummer. A good , that she was to refuse him If be pro lovely I’ ve decided to keep them for order for paper stock was given him posed. and then I made a bet with him my « I f . —Smart Set by the Leader In order to supply the that she would/’ job printing wart* of Cottage Grove -wsur If you «e* it in the Leader its so merchants. -Well, she dU]n’t."-Brook!jn Eagle. 1 < C R O iZ E FLGU h Parker in: kc» if and it i 'in flour made by Cottage Grove men. It Is kneudt-d I ' »’ddby CoitagGrow ineu. ami 'li’HiW »»ct at. ii l»\ o tia j ■ f r o w |<.’o p ie . T h e r e is u n n e e d t o g o o u ts id e of Coffaiit* « ; .' * g-’ t v " * iv !•• • i>i. a n d b y p a t r o n iz in g h o m e in d u s tr y you licit* others ake a l i \ m g lit - iv a* v .i l l a * y o u r s e lf . :: In s is t upon having t oti ■ r - v o Flour and C o tta g e G r o , e B r e a d . :: :: j 4f Never = 1 1 In'll Ym i liny Ital, liny Coftiije Giwtal * 4f f T w o n lil B A R G AIM are being offered in many departments of our m erchandise stock and itwlil jm J give us a call i i 7; 4- W e give you more for your money than you get elsewhere. Cash or easy pay ments. Come in and see the 1904 models at Z - r r f 1 1 -f--f- -f- -f- -f- f 4* t -f- f T -f- -f- 4* 4* All kinds of Country Produce Bought ands M c tc iill 4 >: f M o rs e H R K B S f i j i v» * P s ir k e r N f lir e a d IT f o r S a le Tlaat fini of bridge. M ain Street Do not li and think finish and ileeeivcil by aJuring advertisements I «•u can get tin: best made, finest Farm and City Prop MOST POPULAR SEWING MACHINE lor a mere »«mg. Buy from reliable manufac turer* that have gained a reputation buy honest and »«p u re «1 alhig. There i* none in the world that <■ n equal in mechanical construction d i s ability «»i w orking part*, fluent*»* of flmsi'i beauty in appearance or lias a* many improve ments as the NK\V HO.MK. 1 W r l l e f o r C irc u la rs The New Home Sewing Machine Co, I iintier Land» and Home»tiads Located. Houses I Agents fur non-resident property owners. W e do al ness personally. Information given correspondents f ly. tree of charge \\ e solicit such correspondence ai send literature to those who inquire about the resoui this section. Notary work executed. :: Orange. M as* ; Boston, Mas*.; ‘„*8 Union Square New York; Chicago, st. Louis, Daiia.*, T e x ’ •San Francisco. Cal.; Atlanta. Ga. FOIl SALK BY MARION VEATCH F u rn itu re D e a l e r • C n ttage G r o v e , O r. -*1 V W V -V W V v v x w f A ' •— Miè.1. u. * . î Fori urn > n r ........ y — r j \ — m m < MEDLEY 5 MILNE M am Street, N ear »eenriil C o tta g e Grove, Onp ...Locksley Hall... Reduced Rates to St. Ec A O " 1 ,JX'' ' *•sS J • r y , ! u ci invention for < ;• -cy rr . THvr.*ability. 1 r f-ee book t ! TRADE-MARKS MRS. L A. CARLISLE The Sou«j<ait wSw, : OREGON sell round trip tickets l SEA SIDE 0|M»n ft»r the Season. i Opposite U. S. Patent Office) * W A S H I N G T O N D. C. Slow . ’■Who’» the slowest man you ever knew?" " A chap in New York. He fell out of a third story flat window and did not reach the ground for on hour " "H ow was that?” “ He causht in a tree i t the second story sud went in to visit some friend». -D etroit Free Brea. i Largest and most popular, supplied with water and n s throughout the bouse. Pri vate Dining Room and Cafe for P r - two P5rE 1''"’ rail. Portland by RATES: $12 Knur h‘1ur« from PER WEEK AND UP (janio-3m> dueed rates to St Loui« account the St Louii on the following dates: September 5, 6, 7; 0c Going trip must l* within ten days from f and passengers will be start on any day that them to reach destim the ten days limit. conisi EflO VE IM PROVEM ENT CO , D E A R E — R j * H, IN -------- CITY AND FARM PROPERS * -n»ne,J'/'*>*■ but DOtl*t To iDsure quick sales you will do well to list your property with this firm. Office in C. J. M iller’s f ' r ’ I . * or full information and routes call on Ag< Store Co. at Cottage Grove.