Lane County leader., July 22, 1904, Image 8

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on the. next train, freight must be delivered iti i
ample tin».- 1 *» i-'iu iil **i t o isflnk I* i 1 ms I.
A ll outward freight forwarded «»uh ,il
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A. 1». rtU«»L>. AetingG u i Manager
Some say it is the face, some say it is the hair or
teeth, but we say it is the S U IT that makes the
handsome man. However, we have just received
our new fall and winter catalogue from M. Born
& Co., the great Chicago tailors.
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N U T IC K FOK P l B L K A l l O . V
l'nited States Land onice,
lioseburg. Oregon, Jmie 2 '.;. iw i
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N o tici is herehy given tltat thè followmg
| nanied settler hasnled uotice o fiiis inteiittou lo
maktf
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In, claiiu, ami llu l “alti
« ili li- maav !»•-
l.ire . 1 . . 1 . Wiilimi, l'. s. i'.im niis»i"U 'T al hn
liriit*, Ort-isi.ii, *in Auausi r.in. i*.*u, v u .
Wvinati A. Kenne, oiihis II. K. No. '.r.'iSJ, ter tue ^
.si-:1’ s K ‘ . Sec. .;«) Touushiu 1»
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1 H e nàines thè fnllowing wttnesses t«» .provi
i his contiiious residence upon and cultivatmn ot
! sahl lami, vi/: Kciifro V. l'o rlei. Mielihm \
Corina iiy. Marion Ceni n i , Thomas «lohuson. ali
SAVE A F E W DO LLARS AT OUR EXPENSE
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H e m e n w a y ® B u r k h o ld e r
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F a s h io n
B o s w e ll S p r i
Located on Southern 1‘neltle Kailmad in B ou gh s County, ore.
KOI! P I B U C A T IO N .
Cuited States Land Oilicc.
lioseburg, Oregon, .tunc 14. lime
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has tiled notice ol his intention to
make filial proof in support ot his claim, and
that said proof will be made before.!. .). Walton,
l/nited M ates Commissioner, at his "filce m
Eugene. Oregon, on Monday. August s. P.W4. vi/..
II. E. No. 93J8. .Joseph N al, «if Walker, Lane
(/o.. Oregon, for the SE 1 , SE ,. ¡v.-etiouu, Town-
ship 20 S.. Hung«- iW.. W. M. lie names the
follow ing witnesses to prove his continuous res­
idence uuo.i and cultivation of said land, viz:
Jerome C. lienne, Frank Maekie, Thomas .1.
Johnson, and Malcolm A. Horn, all o f Walker.
Lane Co., t)reg<»n.
Postonico. Eapr.
Telephone on |>r<-inl*cu[
sin por week up. iiit lu.hnpt,
Trains stop in front of 1
Tin; waters will cure 90 per
cent of cases of Constipation.
Rheumatism. Catarrh. Stom­
ach Kidney, I.iver troubles.
.1. T. BRIDi> F.s, Kegister
n o t ic e :
S t a b l e s o otr , a£egcT
Potassium Chloride Md. 00 gr
Potassium ITom ide - - .57 gr
i ’otassium I o d id e - - - .53 gr
sodium Chloride - - 2 ' 1 1.00 gr
One Galion of I hese
W aters Contain . . .
I Capi. Ben D. Boswell, Proprietà
black Tartarian cherries from b is ! John Huskiu
! ■ f re a jury. The
Row river ranch that are full flavor- trouble occun, ! SPiirdav morniu"
1 ed, firm and evenly matured.
He Miller was d.-su o » s < , 1. T I j officers
Glazar sell l ’ho- t
picked 50 gallons from oue tree. A would do vvt il t
pose some heavy
Isaac Stevens o f I >ei.e was in ! branch left at the Leader office was lines ami n«>. 1 is ni ¡ 2 h burli ned
I thick)» sot with the luscious ripe <|Oarreliug. v , h i- o annoyance
the cit.v yesterday.
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J T Hiti dues . Keglster.
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*'Iie 11 <l ual‘ «y as the editor to people iu i
Mrs. Win. Perm au has letnrued !
! ever saw. and he lias seen many tine
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N O T IC E F o il F I B L IC A I ION
from a visit in Portland.
cherries tim ing a residence of 30
S H O R T S TO R I ES.
I M T E l ) S T A T E S L A M » O FFIC E
Mm Join: Kauffman of Salon is jjc a rs iu California,
Jioseburg, Oregon, June 1, IU04.
Baltim
ore has a man who is earning , 1 «. Whom it May Concern:
visiting Mrs C T. Hockett.
Notice is liereby giveu that llie California, iuicl
I G'has. Driscoll, who lives in the nn excellent living tattooing dogs.
Oregon Land Company has filed in this office a
Mrs. O. J. Howard lias retained Lon g A Bingham addition, reports
The United States lias three cities of list of lands situated iii tin* to\vnshii>s described
below, and has applied lor a patent for said |
ft i n n visit toh er grandparent in j that miscreants have pulled up more than a million inhabitants, but i ! lands;
that the list is open to the public for in-
Mit bigan.
I twenty hills of tine potatoes from the fourth. St. Louis, has about <300,000. sportion and a copy tltrreof by «icscripiiw sub­
divisions has been'posted lit a eouvieut place in
A girl was married at Dover, Del., re­ this office, for lite inspection o f all persons in­
I . m i, K'.ot, son of W'. II Root! his Larl.v Rose patch. The rains
terested and the public generally.
of ih .Bohem ia N ugget, is visiting | liave «tarted the potatoes nicely ami cently and was obliged to ask fo r police
Smith of Base Line and I*’a>; •»! Willamette
LEADERS
hih l d Ii’ *r lion*
I l ,rottk ly n
Buck fu ll o f
th em
wen-
protection to keep a rejected lover from
stolen. Whoever took the tubers kidnaping her.
( ' Mifectr ’ < i Kill* iTgiilf-
ti e, left hundred# of small ones hanging
A Pittsburg man whose old home had
to be moved to make w ay for a railroad
Leader fore with dome of hid <u-h
to the vines. Mr. Driscoll request#
Hue lias undertaken the unusual task of
iou# ice ere an
that the thieves return and get the
| raising the house bodily to the top o f a
Hoar the entertainers of the D m lops for greens.
I steep hill 150 feet high.
C. Hall Co., at the (>| ita House
A South M cAlestcr man advertises
The party of ten camping on
Friday and Saturday.
Monbv creek are reported having a h im self as “ the champion horseshoe
Meridian. EC. SE'., Sec. 1 T ; s.. !i. 2 E.. NK' ,
N F . ', . S ', N K
and - I ,
1 C. 23 S . IL 2
E . IP., N K ‘ „ and K'.. SE‘ See. 2 ' r. 2.! S„ IL 2
k . Lot 4. SE' , M V
E ’ . SW ' . ill.I K* . See.
::iT. 22
IL . E.. I .t- !. 2 . :t, and 4. EC. S W'
I. SW . an . E .. See. : T 2:1 s „ K ..; IT. . AH «»!
See. 17 T. 2-J S . ,L*.: E . Lots 1. 2. .1.4. E 1 NW
E 1 SW 1 . and EC. See. pt T. 2-. S.. IL .; E. lads i.
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N W .EC. s\\*, and K C .s e r .3 lT .
S., IL :: E
Within tie- next sixty «lays following the «late
ot this notice, protests or contests against the
• ¡.».in "t tli.....ni| a::> o> any tract or subdivision
within any section or part of sect ion, described
in tile list.*mi the ground that the same is more
valuable for mineral than for agricultural pur­
poses, will be reeeived and noted for report Is*
the « ¿enei ai Land OUiee at Washington. 1». t
J. T. B u tixu s. Begister. ,
J. II. B o o t h , Jieceiver.
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For Sah— Domestic sewing »iin- line experience and good luck hunt­ o f the Indian Territory, a double, back
action, stem wind, eahje screwed, lt<>
H. F. Wynne and
Ait- ing and fishing.
chine iu perfect order, $15.
man iio * cm 1 . dislt faced, knockkneed,
wife, J. S. Benson and family, Mrs. hum legged, all round horseshoer.”
dress Box A, Fustoffice.
H eibert Kukin, Misses Ethel Kakin,
Large numbers o f sea robins have
U‘*v James Vernon will preach at
Mabel Uosenburg, Lula Currinjand been taken in a Nantucket fish -trap
O. 1* Church next Sunday July 21.
NOTICE i nk PUBLICATION.
Neva Perkins, compose the party. | and until recently were thrown away.
All are cordially invited.
Land Office at lfoselairg. (>r.. July
1'jo4.
Jim Benson had his buck soon after! as the fishermen were unaware of the
N otice is hereby givtju that the following
ltev. Dr. Warner of Denver, de­ i they made camp,
luiiu front luurs- prices tlio homely creatures brought in name*’ settler has tiled untie«* of In r intention to
livered a sermon at the Bohemia •l»> to Sunday did not seriously city markets. Eight dollars a barrel Is ',‘t't‘itC.V'iJr.l.'T"wtli'( k -''oV^t o 'I r,,i-"T i
V>' lti! n ‘
in inert on Sunday last t< a good ! h o t h e r the r<artv
for t h e v h a v e four ft risu aI figure for them.
C s
Commissioner.
Eugene,
Oregon, on
sized congregation
1 tints and have '« W e n a* spot
According .» the report of Chief Wit-
NKVe " 's t '
»pot well
kie of the United States secret service, j S " ’ >, s i: 1, .section
Twp. id s ., il 4 V\
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She names the following witnesses to prove
A new galvanize I iron letter ign proiected by a thick growth of ♦ i,.,,...
continuous residence upon and eaitivation
n j w h i c h partly «ned the rain. t h e r e w e r e - i - I _p o is o n s a i r e s t t i l Icist ( iter
is displayed by the W ' mu Hard m
ot subì lami, viz: Emma Salt/mnn. Charles
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y e a r fo r p a s s in g c o u n t e r fe it m o n e y
Filchar«l.
Knbiusnu Morford. oi l ivswell.Oregon •
and h.s mother Half of them were aent to ......
ware Company.
Il is well in tde Ai m. n l Wynny
and Albert W hitney, ot Springfield, Oregon.
and lettered, the work of Ann »ml drove It, the uump ihursday andi r|os. Paper money captured amounted
J T ButncKS. ltegister. |
letiim ed Eiiduy.
The paity will to »lli.'J tl. w hile gold and silver coin-
Wynne.
totaled $15.(100.
letuni home Saturday.
N O T IC E FOB l’ l P L IC A T IO N .
Joseph Hallem and wife ot I- .a
Land Ollivc al lîusebtirg. Oreuon > 1 11 1 > I : l!M»4.
are visiting Mr and Mrs. <i I,
Notice is hereby given that lite l<»llo\ving-
V\ a r on the W a te rfro n t.
PLAYS AND PLAYERS.
naniefi settler lias filetl notice i»f his intent it<n
Hunt. The} have been favorably
to make final proof m suppuri <>t hi-- clasn. ami
Eva Larkin and Fiatikie Rice
that said j»r.»oi will be uncle before J. J. \\ ¡ilion,
impressed with the Willamette v I-
Gertrude U lliot shows n marked re­ P. S. Coimiii-sioner at Eugene. Oregon, on Aug­
lev and like Cottage iiiov»* vtiy mixed i,|> on River street Tuesday. semblance to her sister. M axine Elliot. ust 30, linn. viz. « haries A Ogden, on Ills 1!. !•’.
No. yjg3. for tin E’ . NW
Seeiieu :.4.T. ms.. !:
much.
An invitation is extended Hat | ii s, violent kicks and closed,
Duse is to come to Am erica next 2 \V. He Ha:.ICS tile fellow ilig W itliess» s to pfi
lists wen the weapons used. Some spring under the management of Lie- his eontiniioiis residence upmi and cultivation "I
them to luake then home here.
8&ld land, viz: Otto Morton, \\ liliali) A Ogden.
b e a c lifid Inn Huge,
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soft and sweet, bler «& < ’o.
Milan I>oane Eewis Winium. a!1 < i I ’reswe!!.
Olii ei Ed l udì i wood s face is won n n n u b il in tlie fracas. E v a
Mrs.' Irw in Chapman is in N ew York Lane Count v. Oregon,
wreathed in smiles be ai -e M rs. U n ib ili h w n ie o n t a w a rra n t f o r
J T r.hllM i s Keglster
rehearsing fo r Mr. Belasco's new
Underwoiwl letumcd \\. duesdav
Fiu nk i* H u t. w h o on W ed n esd ay piece, “ Sweet K itty Bellaire."
from n visit lo Illinois und th e St.
John Ila re. when he comes to A m eri­
j li i h )« «I gu ilty b efo re P o lic e J u d g i
Loin l ’air.
Mrs. I'nderwi d
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M i e t i « r, and was fined $5 ca again, may appear In an adaptation
|>eni.- in excellent Inalili and is
o f Thackeray's “ Petidei»nisM by Paul
j and $1.50 cost#.
glati
be back ill ( oltage Orove.
Potter.
T u e sd a y
1»« f«»re Ju stice V « u S h u .
Ei auk Crabtree brought in s o m e ! lo in M ill, r w-. . I tie d lo r b a tte re on
nmniii r/D Cciiiii.;
Sizes 5 to 8
$1 00
Sizes 8! to 12
1.25
Sizes 12. to 2 .............. 1.40
Sizes 2 t o o : .............
1.65
per pair
per pair
per pair
per pair
TH E N E W
SEW iNG
A Natural Shape
arvd an E a s y F it
LND ER.
ODD
FELLO W S'
HALL
f o r earpenter», ej
makers and
Ctunplete slock of « 5
hardware, see tu b
buying your tanni
ments and wagons i
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at our Store.
A ll kinds o f Country P ro d u ce Bought andSol
SPECIAL
givo us a call
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F E E D AND M ILLS T U FFS
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1: 1 m.t le by Cottage Grove men« his
ci "y Citi’ .ig" t trove men. an ¡ shuwH
rimi '' is no need to go outside of
i 1 "> i'atrmiizing home Industry you
well
yourself.
Insist iij»oii
liage Grove Bread.
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on tile follow ing ilutes; i i f l
September 5, f i , 7; Oetobed
Í COTTltt GROVE IM
PROVEM
EXT CO.
n o ti* , without abarv#. in th«
Nym * co s i r » ,
Keduceil Rates to St b*
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dueeil rates to St Louis»“«)®
SE A SIDE
atents
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hjatrated WM»kly. Eanrest Mr-
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'lililí Stri-,.I, Neal- s , ( lin,|
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H o il- .e s f o f ^ H
; tv owners.
W’e 'lo all
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prong
)) e -i.licit such correspotnlence and'T^j
iH|ir:x- a I »out the re> a’. r c w j
FOR NAL* BY
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ope
The New H
errs Sawing Machine Co,
C 1 .tt. 5 e Orme
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LEWIS & VE A TCI
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Ì ‘ V':>nge. Mass . Boston. Mas- gs I niou S»mare
IIK O W .N
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jj Grocer 1er: , Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and
H rlt t«»r Cir«-nlars
A sre n e v f u r J n t i i ll n i i ( i l y K b i i i r
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F< r 3*oiir General Merchandise
call on the old reliable firm of
HOME
M A C H IN E ....
and s»|ti;«r** •» a'm j i In-re is inMie m tin- si»r|i|
That e u equal in nu«diani«-al nuistrin tdon. «lur-
ability of wor
parN, fineness of finish.
tieautx in a|>pearan<
many improve-
im-nlN as the NEW HOME
T h e B e t Plate t" Buy Ym ir
BARGAIN!
are being altered in many departments o f our merchandise stock and it will pajy«
MOST POPULAR SEtt!\G MACHINE
.1. K .
Pacific Timber Co. Store
x r « have them tuoMGj
Also, we earrv the
makes ot tooU ofaiiM
inr a iu. re song.
Buy from reliable iiianutac
turer- lh.it na\* gained a rer utaBon buy lionest
Riuor Stre.-t N -ar lüe 8 id, •
You will make no mistake in
buying a pair of our Dis.^-rict 76
School Shoes.
They have an
ample width and are soft and
durable, made from real calf
leather, tanned to give softness
and to prevent weakness. :: ::
TOOL OUTFITS 1
T H E ME C HA S
Annie Russell is to have a new play
by Haddon Chambers culled “ The B y ­
path.“ which lie dramatized from the
French.
G erm any'seem s to have just discov
ered Oscar W ilde. IIis “ Salome” has
m ade a pronounced suer ^s in Berlin
and lias been accepted for production
at Vienna.
M ore real typew riters arc u-.d by
the chorus girls iu the fir-t act M “ The
Office Boy“ than in any play ¡hat has
e ver been seen
'H iey are the g nuine
thing and « l;.-k aw ay i ! sth
Frank J.<> ce. who is w ell ¡.m em -
bered from his work with Bertha Gal
land in “ Notre Dam e” last s«»ason. per- . Do not be
trays another strong character with and think
finish and
her in “ Dorothy Vernon o f 11 addon
Hall.“
Magnesium Chinrlfc
Calcium ( h, .rai«. g
t alci urn i ai lionati
« W î ï i i S!
» « r r c 'ï s ü - , . , .
triP. 1111131 ^
within ten days from > 1»«* ^1
and passengers will be |
start on any day that will <
them to reach destination
the ten days limit, Retar* J
ninety days, but not l»t*f *
31th, 1004.
For full information »»
and routes call on Ag**»
Co. at Cottage Grove.