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About Lane County leader. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Or.) 1903-1905 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 12, 1904)
COMING! COOK & RICHMOND’S SHO’ O P E R A -H O U S E , A U G . W h y Not O rd er T hat F a ll S u it T od ay? 13 — New Born. Suits Made for a First-Class Man 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 FEW DOLLARS AT OUR EXPENSE R E M E M B E R T H E DAT] OREGON & SOUTHEASTERN R, fl Bolieima and Cottage Eirove Stage U di I t im e t a b l e no . ; To Uke efleet on April 2, iw*. DAILY KXCICFT SIMPA* / ¿ STATIONS LEWIS & McQUEEN, Proprietors K nit- i :t c r j O th er l>a\ B e tw e e n W ild w o o d and H„|lt.ln| l t'o im eetin g w ith O. & S. K. It. It. T rains '* 5 I COTTAGE GflOVE Vr 11.10 10.49 a WALDEN 10.44 4 CL'KKIN 10.38 4 ( EKKO UOKDO 10.33 4 BAKEK 10. 10 I DOUENA 10. 33 4 IIEP ROCK 10 30 4 «1KAVEL FIT 10.01 4 ... STEW ART I 9.48 4 »TAR I 9.45(4 ROCK Y FOI NT 9.35 4 RED BRIIKiE Ar NY ILPWOOD Lv 9.:«‘| 4 •»H» >*•’ *• ...... mu tur Wild., "I Tuesday, Tburstlat ami 'alimi», ,,¡"*1 »tatfc t a w » Wildwood lor Holiemia Monday. W fdutsday and Friday (»!_ a r m a i "Ì train. Train leaves ■"tage (¡ro te a ! ;:.ioa. in. in., connecting with o. & â i .4L h | ¡rain ». * *• *•11 Packages or order» left at Fashion Stables will receive prompt uttentiog Lewis & McQueen, Proprietors Fashion Livery and Feed S, "•v<t . C o tt a g e G row *. O re g o n ■ »fiariiisin tralus wlll bertin mi Saturila}» ouly | Subjeet tu chance wltlmut notiee Kr,Malli Wtu U"t he reeetved at thè O. & 8. k. i a li iieDot altera pati. To insure toraardlnt. j Oli vite mvt traiti irrighi must be dellvered In | i,T,n|e ''.me le nermit "t as bt-mg MUed. All outward freiabt tornardi-d miti at I“1- j ioni, „su . O b l P ^ m . « - ¡ ¡ f f c , , , r j B o s w e l l Sprin çjsl lae-ated mi Smilhern l'oelltc Kallroad In ten íalas County, ore. PostofHco. Expivss awl i||r| Telephone 011 |>remi-r». j-, $10 per week up. Includine l*d, Trains stop In front ..f |,„MJ The waters will cure 90 per cent of case» o f Constipation, R h e u m a t is m , Catarrh, Stom ach, Kidney, Liver troubles. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. United States Land Offiee. Hose burg. Oregon. June at. luu*. | Notice is hercbv given that the following i named settler has hied notice of his intention to make final proof In support of ) his claim, and that said proof will l»e made be- i fore J . J. Walton. 1 . S. Commissioner at Eu gene, Oregon, on August 15th, 1904, viz: I h Wyman A. fceune. on his II. h. No 9263, tm Mu j SE 1 1 SE>4 Sec. 30 Township 19 S.. K. He names the following witnesses to prove j his continous residence upon and cultivation oi | I said land, vi/ llelifm V. 1'ortel. »held"» V Cormanv, Marion l.eabo, Thomas Johnson, all j w j . r. B bipo i s, Register. MU l- R I OR PI BL1CA1 ION. United States Land Office, Koseburg, Oregon. June 14. 1904. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice oi his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and ! that said proof will he made before J . J. Walton. I United States Commissioner, at his office in Eugene, Oregon, on Monday, August s. 1904, viz: SACiNAW ITEMS. and the Grove. W ell, Mr. Editor, we 11. E. No. 9398, Joseph Neal, of Walker, Lane 1 Co., Oregon, for the SE* k SE1.,. Section t>, Town- think you’re about right. The road ship ‘30 8., Kange 3W., W. M. He names the The new span for the flume across along the railroad between the following witnesses to prove his continuous res- j : idence udoii and cultivation of said land, viz; j the river at this place is now com grade and Mr. Dillard's home is a Jerome C. Kenno, Frank Mack it*, Thomas J . j I Johnson, and Malcolm A. Horn, all of Walker, disgrace to the county, but, we are pleted. Lane C<\, Oregon. ( J i" N J T Bni does . Register. I Henry l ’utmateer and family leave in hopes of having that part of the NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. this week for their old home in road changed onto the hill on the I NITED STATES LAND OFFICE west side of the track. Our super Wisconsin. Koseburg, Oregon, June 1,1904. I To Whom il Ma\ Concern. F . I j . Kennedy and 8 . A. Laraut, visor C. If. Sliaton, bus circulated a i A ll d ise a se s of K idneys. ' Notiee is hereby given that the California and d er, U rin a ry O rgans. | Oregon Land Company has filed in this offiee a | with their families have returned petition to have the change made. B lad Also R heu m atism , B ack list of lands situated lii the townships described I | ach e,H eartD isease.G rav el. front a fishing trip on Row river. below, and has applied fora patent for said D ropsy, F em ale T roubles. Rates To Mining Congress. lauds; that the list is open to the public for in- | Mrs. Winnie Davis, who has been sportion and a copy thereof by descriptive sub- The Southern Pacific announces Don t become d isco u ra g ed . T h ere is a | divisions has been posted in a convient place in here visiting her daughter Mrs. C. cu re for you. If n ecessary writ*) Dr. i cnm r. ' this office, for the inspection of all persons iu- A. 8 mith, went to Goshen Sunday. rates to Portland one and one-third He htts spent a life time curing ja il meb : terested and the public generally. for the round trip on the certificate cases as you is. AII co n su ltatio n s F ree. i South of Base Line and East of VY’illamettc J. A. Hears and family are moving plan, August 22d to 27th. I Meridian. E1 SE1, See. 1T 33 S., K. J E., N E1, i “ I suffered from kidney and bladder trouble NK1 8 ' , NK' and SE ', See. 13 T. 33 S , K. 3 to Cottage Glove, Mr. Sears has ; K . K>.. NE*4, and K*.. SK>, See. 35 T. 33 S.. K. 3 until life was not worth living. I began using Special round trip rates have rented his farm to Mr. Barber from been made for the Knights Templar Dr. Fenner’s Kidney and BackackeCuro and in i K.. Lot 4, SE ', N \V.». FA. S\Y<,. and E1 . See. 1 f . 33 S., K. 3 K., Lots l, 2, 3, and 4. E*, NW .. | a short time I noticed a g re a t improvement. 31 Dakota. E'.. S W<a n d E'.. See. 7 T. 33 S., R. 3 E. . All of I Conclave and the Sovereign Grand The soreness left my back and I was soon I See. 17 T. 33 S., K.'a K., Lots l. 3, 3.4. K'.. N\V‘ Mai urn Mulligan and Lloyd Free Lodge, I. O. O. F.. at San Francisco permanently cured. K'.. S W , and K' . Sec. 19 T. 33 S.. H. 3 K. Lots I. Yours truly, 3. 3, 4. E'., NW' EE SW , and EE. sec. 31 T. man who have been working here in September. W rite to your HOWARD MITCHELL, Kansas City, Mo.” i 3.1 S., It. 3 E‘ for the past two weeks returned to friends to come by way of Oregon, D ruggists, 60c., >1. Ask fo r Cook Book—F re * I Within the next sixty days following the date ! of this notice, protests or contests against the] Springfield on Sunday. I claim of the company to any tract or subdivision j Tickets passing one way through I within any section or part of section, described Things Rufus Has Noticed. The Saginaw base ball team play j Portland are $11 extra. It is worth in the list, on the ground that the same is mure A. J . W. in Sunset for Ju ly . ! valuable for mineral than for agricultural pur ed tlio Divide team at Divide last j that much of any man's money to poses, will be received and noted lor report to I ’ve noticed that the man that Sunday the score standing 22 to 21 see Oregon. i the General Land Office at Washington. D. C. seemed to think be was in the big J . T. B ridges , Register. in favor of Divide. (J lo A 19) gest hurry was the one that stopped J . II. B ooth , Receiver. Dave H ibbard who ha» been NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. 3000 MEN WANTED. longest to see which dog licked. working on the J I. Jones farm has Land Offiee at Koseburg. Or., Ju ly I90i. Deekiu Pelter conshienshusly Notice is hereby given that the following gone to Klkton, where ho has rent To buy Kennedy’s Chain L ight don’t beleeve in prize fightiu’, but named settler has filed notice of her intention to final proof in support of her claim, and ed a ranch. ning Liniment, for Rheumatism and I've noticed that he always gits up make that said proof will be made before J J Walton, The Booth-Kelley mill is still all pains and Inflamntion. Price 50 'bout sun up to git the paper the U S Commissioner. Eugene, Oregon, on I August 29, 1904. viz: Martha Y. King, on her sawing hut may have to shut down cents, all Druggist, or by mail upon mornin’ after the two pugs has tit. H E No. 9216, for the SEE NK1.,, FE. SE-,. SW1, S li1, Section 20. Twp. 19 S., It. 4W | on account of insufficient wnter to receipt of price, write P. L. Ken I’ve noticed that the woman that She names the following witnesses to prove I nedy, Saginaw, Oregon, for list of sijueels the loudest at a mouse her continuous residence upon and cultivation ruu the lumber down the flume. said land, viz: Emma Saltzman. Charles SundAy night while crossing the testimonies. Satisfaction guaranteed. gcn’ly is the one that catches a bur of Fitchard, Kobinsoii Morford, of Creswell, Oregon Oregon. Saginaw wagon bridge W. Huff was glar when he mistakenly concludes and Alliert Whitney, ot J Springfield, T Bit 11 >< jfs . Register. Potassium Chloride 54t».nogr Potassium Promide - - .57 gr Potassium I o d id e -- - .53 gr Sodium Chloride - - lill.nogr One Gallon of These Waters Contain . . . Magnesium ( hi .n.i,. Calcinili ( iilt.rldo . ; Calcium Carbon Capi. Ben D. Boswell. P r o p r i e t Hemenway ® Burkholder KIDNEY Backache CURE Every Day a Bargain Day DR. FENNER’S at our Store. All kinds of Country Produce Bought and Sold and held up by some unknown party who. demanded his money but ns he only had 20 cents he was told to go on. Saginaw people noticed an editor ial in last week's Leader about the condition of the roadbetween here TH E We have on our yards 50,000 feet of lumber which must be sold to make room for incoming stock. Price ranging from $3.50 to $7.00. If you want a bargin. Come at once. The Booth Kelly Lumber Co., Saginaw, Oregon. ACM E Is the Most Comfort able Shoe Made :: :: L a d ie s’ Acm e Shoes A re becoming more and more popular each season, from the fact that their value is becoming better kuown. T hey are much more comfortable than a shoe with regular sole. The all wool felt sole lining forms a flexible and elastic pad for the sensitive part of the foot to rest upon. Made in turn, welt and M cKay sewed. W e have them in all widths. to visit her bouse. I ’ve noticed that some fellers take their releegiou bout like they take their pills—sugar-coated and in small doses. Any way conshiense is a queer crit ter. Iv'e noticed that them it goads most is them that needs it least. I've noticed that I do too item much noticin'. Ef I hadn’t set here noticin’ things for the last half hour I might o’ hud the taters hoed by now. Fire Alarm Signals. For a fire on the east side of the Coast Fork lite r ami south of Main street the alarm shall he one stroke of the liie hell repeated at intervals For a fire on the east side am! not til of Main strei t the alarm s h a ll be two strokes of tile bell repeated at intervals. For a fire on the west side ami south of Wall street, the alarm shall be three strokes of the hell repeated. For b fire on the west side and north of 1 \ all street, the alarm shall he four strokes of the bel! repeated. Cut this out and pin it on the wall for reference. Timber Land Wanted R E G U L A R $ 4 0 0 SH O F .S I. D u n n . R o c h e s te r . N. Y . Pacific Timber Co. Store UN DER ODD FELLOW S* HA LL Herbert Kakln President T. C. Wheeler C a s h i e r CAPITAL $25,000 A general bankins business transact- ■■■■■■■■■ ORGANIZED 1900 BARGAINS Fcr your General Merchandise call on the old reliable firm of L E W IS & VEATCl Groceries, Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shod T O O L O UTFITS f TH E MECHANIC! We have them at all prices Also, we carry the best makes of tools of all kinds t' o r carpenters, cabinet makers and machinists. Complete stock of general hardware. See us before buying your farm imple ments and wagons : ; ' NOTICE FOR PU BLICATION. Land Offiee at Koseburg, Oregon Julv 13 , 1904. Notiee is hereby given that the lollowing- nanied settler has Hied notice of his intention to make final proof m support of his claim, and that said proof will lie made before J . J. Walton, | „ U. s. Commissioner at Eugene, Oregon, on auk - ; MF ust 30. 1904. viz: Charles A. Ogden, on liis H. K. I No. 9223. D>r tin* EE, NW‘ . Section34.T. in s., K. 2 W. He names tin* following witnesses t<> prove Ids continuous residence upon ami cultivation of said land, viz: Otto Morton, William A. Ogden, i Milan Doanc. Lewis Winjum, all of Creswell ¡X Lam* County, < Iregon, J T Bis id «; ks Kegister Griffin i . 9 4 4 - Ì 4 4 - 7VVHDE FROM -J-***-»*******«** CATARRH ¿ o . C 0 T T HG6 GR OV CRO VE FLOUR r.'rkcr makes it ami f ìs n ; 1 • f; in fiorir Iliade by Cottage Groveinen. It j» kin-aded bytVtMu'- 1 v .n e. wuid by Cottage (irove inen. and di'W11 be eaten by all < ’-otta p* »ve p» pie. There is no need to Cottage Drove to -fi Jour '-ad and by patronlzlng home indiidrj > ' help others to make > livmg bere as wefl as yourself. :: Insist ui" having Cottag- firm Flour and Cottage (ir ò .è Bread. :: :: P Ä R K E R f 7Ï Ï Ï Ï K E S I I T Mt'tcali A Mnrxe Have P a rk e r’s Bread for Sab* gwauìE K i e.-ul brlilge. Main street ’M w - feves T W Farm and City Prog! l Í .0 V « 1 T imher Lands ant! Homesteads Located. Houses Agents for non-resident property owners. W e do ad | ness personally. Information given correspondents pro®^ I ly. tree of charge We solicit such correspondence an 1 * . send literature to those who inquire about the resource' this section. Notary work executed. :: E l y s C ream B alm T h i s R e m e d y is a S p e c ific , S u re to G ive S a t is fa c t io n . C IV M RELIEF AT ONCE. It donnses, soothe*, h esls, and protort* th » E asy to use. C ontains no injuriou s druic, ’ A p p lict into the nostrils and shsorh^t.' I'urge S ize, 5U ,-ctits a t nru(rtji.'ls or by m a il; T ria l S iz e , 10 cents b y m ail. MEDLEY 5 MILNE M a i n S t r e e t , N e a r ¡S e c o n d C o t t a g e G ro v e* ELY BROTHERS. 56 Wirran St., Niw York, F O R S A L E One Team, Harness and Wagon. For particulars, call on ,; OLIWR HAIM. COTTAGE GROIE, ORE. MEN WANTED the District Fair at Eugene Sept SitarfSi l S « 1" “ “ ...Locksley MRS. L A- CARtlM SEA SIDE open Copies of the list of premiums for r COTTAGE GROVE O R E G O N Ì I IVlien You ISuy Kread, Buy C«ttap Gnive Biw| W ill pay cash for timber l a m i . diseased niciuhrane. It cures C atarrh and Call or address Dr. I,. W. Brown. d riv e s aw ay a C old in the Head quicklv B t s « o f til" f la a s M s f Taste and BmeU F.UfcvUe, Ore. Closing Them Out at $2.75 Per Pair First National Bank M o .d c b y U tz & SP E C IA L are being offered in many department» of eur merchandise »tock and it will give us a call : i : t s * J * * J * J * * i i j" °r a“d *vard work »t Alea, April- '» » i ll . . p . » » (tendent. PACIFIC TIMBER CO. : : : for the «A ", most popular , tos»-* e and gu» tliroiighom (fJiW jJ vate Dining " '’""’ ¡ T 5 5 * * vate Parties. .. Portland by rail. - , R A TE S: *12 W l* * qun! 43B)
