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About Lane County leader. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Or.) 1903-1905 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 5, 1904)
OREES!) ISOUTHEISTEHR W hy Not Order T h a t Fall Sviit Today? N e w B o r n S v ilt s ; t g ftT A T lo N S Made for a First-Class Man COTTAGE GUOVE V\ \l.l*i N i l BK IN t hi;»:«« tioKiH» BAKKU i 04 v'M i.»4 > U THAT’S YOU Some say it is the face, some say it is the hair or teeth, but we say it is the SUIT that makes the handsome man. However, we have just received our new fall and winter catalogue from M. Born & Co., the great Chicago tailors. :: :: :: SAVE A FE W DOLLARS A T OUR EXPENSE U IM .1 T L3N0.J6 11.3 ;.»M .4 0 l i Ar I m i KKN A REO B U K iiK A V El. P i r »T K W A HT sT A K KiM'KV i o l N T K KI » HKIIH1F U ILD W lH U i Freight « ill Dut la* r»*« K. K- «le poi Alterò p i», ou the next train, treigh ample time to pt*rmit "t All ou*, warn freight Joint rt#k of »hipper i A. H. WOOD, Lv niv at the J I Manager N O T IC E FOR P I B U C A T I ! » . I iiltctl Mates L u m i om ce, K"><-hurg. Or op ui. J u u e ik 19D*. Notice Is hereby given tin t the follow lug uaiiieti settler luw filed notice of hi» Intent “ m i to j make linai proof In support 1 j his claim, and that said pr.N.f will l»e made be fore J. J. Walton. H. Commissioner at Eu gene, Oregon, on August 15th, 1904, viz: Wyman A. Renne, on his H. E. No. f«»r the S E 'i ME1, Sec. Township 19 S., K. He names the following witnesses to prove his continoti» residence upon and cultivation ot . said land, viz: Renfro V. Porter. Mheldou A. Cormanv. Marion Lea bo, Thomas Johnson, all i of alker. Oregon. J. T. B r i d g i ». Register. V. M o '¿£¡3, 3W. W fie m e n w a y ® B u r k h o ld e r N h *s FROM OREGON SPRINGS. Mt. B. M. Hawley and family and Miss HKwIey arrived .Saturday. Mr. Hawlev in a resident of Heppner. Mis Haw ley’s health has been poor for some time and she hopes to re gain line health as well as enjoy a pleasant outing at Oregou's lest health resort. There were a large number of visi tors at the springs from 1'ortland, Eugene. Cottage Grove and Hebron Monday They tbiok Oregon Min- oral Springs the ideal place for health and pleasure. It has delight ful shade, abundance of water, per fect drainage and sewerage system. The improvements already complet ed and those to be added in the near fature will make London the most attractive spot in Oregon for pleas- ore and health. The new carbona ting plant is now in operation and M complete and modern in every Aetail, and the carbonated water will be one of the purest and best products placed on the market. Last week reports show 9 1 baths taken at the Oregon Mineral Springs. Editor Gilstrap and L L. Schell visited their families over Sunday. The Gilstraps and Schells are camping here from Eugene. afford a bounty, then the federal government ought to place a bounty on them, for I do believe that a panther kills more deer in a year than any half-dozen hunters. It is said that a panther cannot be caught in a trap. I have a steel trap that weighs 12 pounds, and during the last rain storm a panther killed uiy largest Augora wether. The next day we found what was left of the goat (about one half) neatly covered up. We set the trap and in four hours had him. I have long since learned that when a panther fur nishes the bait himself he can be caught in a trap, and in no other way have I been able to get them in a trap. This is my experience with the cowardly brute.” — Plaindealer. Work on Lumber Flume. DR. FENNER’S KIDNEY and Backache N O T IC E FOR P U B L IC A T IO N . United States Land Office. Roocbuife. Oregon, June 14, l»us. , Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has died notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before J. J. Walton. United States Commissioner, at his office in Eugene. Oregon, Monday, August 1904. viz: L u g e ....---- -— , ou ------ ------.-, -— ----- *, , ---- H. E. No. 9398, Joseph Neal, o f Walker, Lane Uo., Oregon, for the BE! * S E ',. Section 6, Town- Range 3W „ W. M. He names the ship JOS. follow ing ing witnesses to prove pri_____ his continuous res- idence upon and cultivation of said land, viz; •Jerome C. Renne, Frank Mackie, Thomas J. Johnson, and .Malcolm A. Horn, all o f Walker. Laue C«.. Oregon. f tij' J T B r id g e s . Register. Fashion Stables S0 riaeeggr ° ve Boswell Spring s Located on Southern Poeilie Railroad In Douglas County, Ore. One Gallon of These aters Contain . . . N O T IC E FOR P U B L IC A T IO N . U N IT E D STA TE S L A N D O FF IC E Rose burg, Oregon, June 1,1004. 1 To Whom it May Concern. Notice is hereby given that the California and j A ll diseases o f Kidneys, Oregon Land Company has filed in this office a Bladder, U rin ary O rga n s. list of lands situated in the tow nships described A lso Rheumatism. Back below, anti has applied for a patent for said j ache,H eartD lsease Gravel lands; that the list is open to the public for in D ropsy, Fem ale Troubles. spection and a copy thereof by descriptive sub- divisions has been posted in a convieut plaee in Don’t becom e discouraged. There is a this office, for the inspection o f all persons in cure fo r you. I f n ecessary w rite D r Fenner. terested and the public generally. H e h as spen t u life tim e c u rin g j u s t such South of Base Line and East of Willamette cases as you rs. A l l co n s u lta tion s Free. Meridian. E>. S t 14 See. 1 T 23 8.. B 2 K.. N E *, “ I h ad s e v e re case o f k id n e y disease and N E '.,S >, NE C,, ami S E '4 See. 13 T. 23 S , R. 2 rh eu m a tism , d i S u ffered in tense a ffec te d w it K id n e y and Druggists, 8 tr ________________________________ a, m,‘ 1 /ITII^'fl AftiPP Sure Cure. C ircu la r. Hr | S 8.NE a E* f Clothing S U I T S $ 7 .5 0 -5 different styles in fancy Cheviots, Tweeds, Blue Serges. All new and up to-date suits. They have good lining and hair cloth fronts Guaranteed to keep tlierr shape. A regular fio.50 suit. $9.50 A big assortment of all pure Worsted Sa«.k Suits in sin gle- aud double-breasted styles, stripes and fancy mixtures. Blue Serges and Gray and Black W ot .« teds. Excellent values. Worth fit r . 5 0 $13.50 - Imported Worsteds, Cheviots, Fine Black Unfinished Worsteds, in both single- and double-breasted styles- The tail oring and style ot this line is the equal of custom-made garments, and the price is just about oue- half. They are regular #18.00. Pacific Timber Co. Store HINDER. ODD rCLLOWS' Muum-Niitni ( iii„ril|,. < ¡ilriiuu l hl«,rw. . Calcium c » r u , n „ „ . iv \ " - I - 1,1 TOOL OUTFITS FOR TH E M E C H A N I C ‘",'M  ' >r I -', f.' T 1 j f iJ * W e have them at all prim Also, we earry the beat makes o f tools of all kinds f o r carpenters, cabinet makers and machinists. Com plete stock of gcnersl hardware. Sec us heiors huylnit your farm Imple. inents and wagons • ■ • & I JP 0 1 • V 1 1 U O U n f l U L te n n e r , F re d o u ia .N .Y Within the next sixty days following the date 1 1 ■ ......................... ! of this notice, protests or contests against the ! claim of the company to any tract or subdivision I within any section or part of section, described 1 in the list.'on the ground that the same i** more , valuable for mineral than for agricultural pur- ! poses, w ill be received and noted for report to Men »re wanted by the Pacific the General Land Office at Washington. D. U. J. T. B r id g e s . Register. 1 Timber Co., at the Alca mill. See J. H. B o o m . Receiver. (J 10 A 19) Parents Attention. Men’ s Stylish .vt CURE CATARRH SALE Potassium Chloride 546.00 gr Potassium Proinide - - .57 gr Potassium Iodide - - - irr Sodium Chloride - - 211.00 gr C a p i . Ben D. Boswell, P r o p r i e t o r — - LEADERS .... OUT Posto Hire. Espi .-ss ,,i„| Telephone on premi«.-*, y, , ilo per week up, Iiii-lu,||,’,_. Trains stop |n front 0f |,.,v|* The waters will cure 90 per cent of cases ot Constipation, Rheumatism. Catarrh, Stom ach, Kidney, Liver troubles. , The Booth-Kelly Lumber Company have a large force of mer. employed building a uew span across the Coast Fork of the Willamette at Buginaw for the lumber Hume. The span is ISO feet. O. W. Catching is lu charge advertising columns. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. We call attention to the nature of all construction work for the Booth- Land Office at Roseburg. Or.. July 3, 1904. | Notice is hereby given that the following Kelly Co., and has practically com of Welch A Woods' advt.this issue. named settler has filed notice of her intention to j make final proof in support o f her claim, and ; pleted the work. All was done without It’s the kind that pays. that said proof w ill be made before J J Walton, j interrupting the (low of lumber across Miss Cecil Staples accompanied U S Commissioner, Eugene, Oregon, on j 29. 1904. viz: Martha A'. King, on her the span. Many large timbers came her cousin, Miss Nina Pearl Ostran August H E No. 9211». for the BE1. N K '«, E* . SE*.. shooting across last Friday when the der up from Portland Wednesday. I W L S E ', Section 26. Twp. 19 S., It. 4W She names the following witnesses to prove i Leader representative was there. A bottling and carbonating plant her continuous residence upon and cultivation | These timbers are for the Armour was installed at Boswell Springs of said land, viz: Ennna Saltzman. Charles j Fitchard, Robinson Morford. o f ( res well, Oregon Car Co., at Omaha, Nebraska. Yard Monday and that famous water is and Albert Whitney, of Springfield, Oregon. J T B r id g e s , Register, j The Destructive Panther. j forces are.being increased and the ship now being placed on the market by KOI! F I'B M C AT ION. T. C. Scurr of Dothan, this county ments are likewise showing a tenden T. W. Blew A Co. at Cottage Grove. Land NOTICE Office at Roseburg, Oregon July 13, 1904. makes the following good point rel cy toward larger volume. Notice is hereby given that the following- Call for it. named settler has filed notice of his intention , ative to the protection of deer. He to make final proof in support of his claim, and j Cards are out announcing the that said proof w ill lx* made before J. J. Walton, ' w rites: Violated Game Law. murriage August 1 0 th of Miss Nina U. S. Commissioner at Eugene, Oregon, on Aug-1 “ It takes about two little beauties 30, 1904. viz: Charles A. Ogden, on his U. E. , , State Game \\urden Baker te- ¡Pearl Ostrander, daughter of Mr ust No. 922:;. for the K 'a N\V . Section 34.T. 19 S., R. (spotted fawns) each day to satisfy i ports the arrest and couviction of . and Mrs. J. E. Ostrander of this 2 W . H e names the follow ing witnesses to prove continuous residence upon and cultivation of Uw appetite of the panther I can ! A. Cerson of Douglas county Mon- c.itv to Mr. Chas. Humphreys. utana his said land, viz: Otto Morton. William A. Ogden. find these little fellows nearly every | day for killing a female deer. He ge't of tlie Pacific Postal Telegraph Milan Doane. Lewis Winjuni, all <>f Creswell. Lane County. Oregon. day in the week now. and m th e; was fined * 2 5 and costs. Isaac Co., at Astoria. Astoria will be J T B r id g e s Register fall I will perhaps see a hundred | Johnson, also of that county, was their future home large deer before I will see one of ¡fined a like amount for the same > Foster P. Phillips, arrived Mon-j them, and where are they ? It would | offpnse. Deputy Warden K G day from Mt. Vernon, Idaho, and [ be much more to the credit of the Hodgson made the arrests. went at once to his homestead on atate to fix a bounty of not less than | ----- . » ---------- Mosby Creek, where he will do ex #585 for the scalp of every panther i J. G. Blake, Supt Postal Tele- killed in the state, instead of arrest- graph Co. line was here gettiug i tension " work ou the road from Wal- s ranch to bis property. ing a poor man living in the hi l l s' poles — ‘ — the company. ---------- for Ten cars to r killing a buck at this time ot were secured and loaded from | He is a brother of F. B, Phillips of the firm of Wheeler A Phillips. year If the state is too poor to Latham. CLOSING McQueei Lewis & T IM K T A B L E NO. 3 To take t? fleet ou April 2, lì**. DAILY KXCKPT «VU DAY.____ s s M So. 2» bau P, The old method of teaching a child to read by the uninteresting meaningless plau of learning his A. B. C ’s has long since been sup planted by the word system. The methods of teaching music have kept pace with the improved methods of teaching school. The old tedious, discouraging method of teaching E l y s C r e a m B a l m T h i s R e m e d y is a Sp e cific , the five finger exercises and scales S u r e to C lve S a tisfa c tio n . has given place to a method which C I V E S RE LIEF A T ON CE . interests and delights children as Ir cleanses, sent be«, heal*, an«l protects the | well as grown people. ih-c.cs.st membrane. It cures Catarrh and I Mrs. Hoy Welch has taught music drives away a C..Id in the Read quickly, j for eight years during which time llestores the Senses of Ta.te and Smell. Kasy to tu Contains no injnri-.ns druK --. I site went east twice to study. Re- Applied Into the nostrils and absorbed. ¡centlv she had the privilege of a lArge Size, SO cents at Tlru^ni.t 9 or by jesr s continuous coutinuous study under an moil; Trial Size. 10 cents by mail. own p u p i l ofCnlvm Cady of Boston. ELV BROTHERS. 56 WarrsnSt.. Ntw York M a s» ., whose genius has revolution- \ ized the methods ot teaching music. Herbert Kakln President Drop a card in the l*. O. and Mrs. T. C. Wheeler Welch will call upon you and give j Cashi er you an idea of the method wherebv one can begin readtug an.l writing I music from the first lesson. CAPITAL Every Day a Bargain Day at o u r Store. All kinds of Country Produce Bought SPECIAL aDd Sold BARGAINS »re being offered In many departments o f «ur merchandise stock and It will pay you to Klvs os ft oftll : i t J : Fcr your General Merchandise call 00 the old reliable firm of L E W I S & VEATCH G roceries, Dry Goods, C loth in g, Boots and Shoes St Huy C i t e ,, " i ---.I 7 W H D E FROM .......... & COTTHCG GROVE FLOUR Park»-! makes it and it is made from flour made by Cottage Grove men. It is k Headed byCottaKe Grove men, sold by Cottane G rove men, and should ■ S nu ll-ll - ,l l I . . I I ........ , ' ........ ............. .. 1 .. • .. : . . : J .... be eaten by a l l » ottatfo (¿rove people. There is no need . to go outside of . "ftage Grove to yet your bread, aud by patronizing home industry you Help others to make a living here as w ell as yourself. Insist upon having Cottage Grove Flour and Cottage G ro »e Bread. :: :: :: P A R K E R f M K K E S f IT Met cult «V Morse Have P a r k e r ’s B read for Sale East end nf bridue. Main Street Ì m ÌE ìdì S Fa rm and C ity Property limber Lands and Homesteads Located. Houses fo r rent Agents for non-resident property owners. We do all busi- ness personally. Information given correspondents prompt- - 01 charge. \\ e solicit such correspondence and will send literature to those who inquire aliout the resources of this section. Notary work executed. :: MEDLEY « MILNE Main Street, Near Second C o tta g e Grove. O re g o n $25,000 Killed in Logging Camp. IP L. F. I’razia was killed Tuesday j M R S . L A. C A R LIS LE at 3 p m in a logging camp above; A general tanking J M DURHAM. PROP business transact ORÉG 0 * the mills of the Booth-Kelly Lum I ed ;; :: -. SEA SIDE : Braying and all kinds of hauling. I t and ber Co., at Saginaw. A falling! fari ’* » open for the Season. »ter ! I’iano and furniture moving a spec most popular, supplied wlti ORGANIZED snag struck bis head crushing the i Pri and gas through on t the house througho ... Phone 326 1 COTTAGI GROVE ia lty . skull aud causing death almost im ( vate D ining Roo ... and Calf WJW, 1900 0 * e Q O N Four hour;* nwj; vate Parties, mediately. His homo was at Jlose- __ Portland by rail. burg where the remains were taken ! — KATES: $12 PER WEEK AN» Vf for burial. The father and mother! 309« MEN WANTED. Ugnl0-3m' ^ are employed at Saginaw. To buy Kennedy s Chain Light-' ning Liniment, for Rheumatism and | all pains and iDdamation. Price 50 ----------* D E A R E R S IN y cents, all Druggist, or bv mail upon r v . 11 One Team, Harness and Wsgon. CITY AND FARM PROPERTY For particulars, call on :: , receipt . „ of price, ^ write F L Ken- j 1 ° f m' *nd y,'r<1 work at Alca, To Insure quick sale? yo“ IT. Saginaw, Oregon, for list of J ° reKon- Apply to mill superin-| will do well to lift OLIVER HART. COTTAGE GROVE. O R E ., toT li8‘ of ' K° D' property with thi? tirr:’-. imon.es. Sat,.faction guaranteed, i tendent. PA Cn’IC TIMBER CO. O lh ci’T 'C .W j " Miller's ( FOR SALE ...Locksley Hall MEW WANTED COTTIGE G RO VE IM PRSVEM EIT it
