OflESOI £ SOUTHEASTERN H
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New B orn Suits
W h y Not
O rder
That Fall
S\iit
Today?
Made for a First-Class Man
THATS YOU
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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SA V E A F E W D O L L A R S A T O UR EX PE N SE
Hemenway ® Burkholder
C E N T R A L
C o a ll«»*
H O T E L
S w lltr r la n d .
W ith a population o f 3.000.000 S w i t
z e r la n d la w ithout any coal supply of
N e w ly F itted and Furnished Throughout.
Bates per w eek for room and board, $4.50.
Lodging 50c per night.
Transients, per d a y .......................... $1 and $1.26
Fam ily rates on application.
M r . a n d M rs. F. K orln ok ,
P ro p rie to rs
j. V. Thornton, Next to Postoffice
,
Graduate of the A m erican V eterinary
College o f N ew Y o rk City
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VETERINARY
SURGEON
AND
DENTIST
The triennial conclave Kuight»
Templar will be held at S n D Fran
cisco September 5th to 9th and the
Soverign Grand Lodge I. O. O. F.
will he held at the same point Sep
tember 19th to 25tb. For these
occasions tbe Southern Pacific Co.
will place in effect tbe extremely low
rate of one and one-third fare for
the round trip, not to exceed $25.
the rate from Portland. Those who
are planning a trip to California
shuuld take note of these rates.
K llU K N K , O llR U O N
A Bad Fire.
Office: K. B ang»' L ivery staid«. Plume Main ail
C O T T H C e C R O lie H O T E L
Mus. I. E. T hompson .
B a te s per day ........................ Sl.no
K> ioni and board, per week--- . 4.50
C h a rco a l B p V a
D a lle
T h a is »..
I got a whole lot ob faith In my fel
low m an; b u t all de samp, I don' lak
f see B rud der Simpson put his thnmb
SO fah dow n on the Inside o f de col-
leeshtin basket, M lstah Jackson.—Bal
fimore N ew s.
KIDNEY and
Backache
CURE
her own. N one o f her rivers la navi- t
gable, and all her coal Imports have
to be brought In by rail, w hich makes
I t very expensive.
H e r coal bill la
about *12,500.000 a year.
I d order to m ake her outlay fo r fuel
ns economical as possible the govern- j
ment has decided to establish a federal
A ll dise a se s o f K idneys.
der, U rin a ry O rgans.
testing station, attached to the leading B lad
A lso R heum atism , Back
Institution fo r technical Instruction at ache,H eartD lsease Gravel.
Zurich. A t this station every kind of D ropsy, Fem ale Troubles.
fuel used In the little republic Is to be
D on 't become discouraged.
There is a
scientifically tested to determ ine Its cure fo r you. I f necessary write Dr. Fenner.
He has spent a life time curing J u s t such
exact heat producing value, which cases
as yours. A ll consultations Free.
w ill be m ade know n to the public
“ I Buffered from kidney and bladder trouble
through periodical publications by the until life was not worth living. 1 began using
government.
It Is Intended to reform Dr. Fenner's Kidney and BackackeCure and in
the w hole coal trade by substituting a short time I noticed a great improvement.
heat producing value fo r w e igh t a s the The soreness left my back and I was soon
permanently cured.
Yours truly,
basis o f Its price per ton.
HOWARD MITCHELL, Kansas City, llo ."
O u r consul at Zurich, lu reporting
D ruggists, 50c., t l. A sk fo r Cook Book—F rick
this scheme, states that its originator
Is an Am erican, D r. E. J. Constam,
from N e w York, at present professor
Resolutions.
Of chemistry In the S w iss Federal
At a regular meeting of Cottage
Polytechnic.
Low Rates to California.
Cream
DR. FENNER’S
May ileatroy your homes at any
time; have Tom Awbr* v write you
up a policy in either the .F in n In-
Hurance Co; or the Oregon Fire R e
lief Association of McMinnville, Ore.
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We have on our yards 50,000 feet
of lumber which munt be sold to
make room for incoming »took. Price
ranging from $9.50 to $7 00. If
you want a bargin. Come at once.
Tbe Booth K elly Lumber Co.,
Saginaw, Oregon.
Grove, Lodge No. 68 , I. O. O. F.
held August 6 , 1904 the following
Resolutions
were
unanimously
adopted;
W h e b e a s — It has pleased the great
Ruler of the Universe to re m ov e
from our midst our late Brother
Harry M. Wertz, and:
W hekeah — It is but just that a
fitting recognition of his many vir
tue» should be had. Therefore be it
R e s o l v e d — By
Cottage Grove
Lodge No. 68 . I. O. O. F. that
while we bow with humble Hubinis-
sion to the will of the Mo»t High we
do not the less mourn for our Bro
ther who has been taken from us.
R e s o l v e d — That the heartfeit sym
pathy of Cottage Grove Lodge No.
68 , I. O. O. F. be extended to his
family in their affliction.
R eso l v e d — That these resolution«
he spread upon the record of lire
Lodge and a copy he seut to esc >
of tbe newspapers and to tbe family
of our deceased Brother.
.
Committee.
J. M . S h e r w o o d ,
A. H. C ki /. a n ,
J . 8 . O/MENT.
Fire Alarm Signals.
T H E
A C M E
Is the M ost C o m fo rt
able Shoe Made ::
Ladies’
A c m e Shoes
A re becoming more and
more popular each season,
from the fact that their
value is becoming iietter
known.
Th ey are much
more comfortable than a
shoe with regular sole.
T h e all-wool felt «ole lining lorms a flexible and elastic pad for
the sensitive part s I the foot to rest upon.
Made in turn, w elt
and M cK ay sewed. W e have them in all widths. .'.
Closing Them Out at $2.75 Per Pair
R E G U L A R 14 00 S H O E S
Made by Utz & Dunn. Rochester, N. Y.
P acific Tim ber Co. Store
UNDER.
ODD
FELLOWS'
HALL
For a fire on tbe east side of the
Coast Fork river and south of Main
street the alnrm shall he one stroke
of the fire bell repented at intervals.
For a fire ou the east side and
north of Main street the alarm shall
be two strokes of the hell repeated
at intervals.
For a fire on the west side and
south of Wall street, the alarm shall
he three strokes of the hill repeated.
For a fire ou the west side and
north of Wall street, thfi alarm shall
he fouratrokes of the bel! repeated.
Cut this out and pin it on the
wall for reference.
Rates To Mining Congress.
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To take « fle d on April 2, 1904
DAILY MXCBFT 81’ NDAV.
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STATIONS
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2.30 7.3»' -0 Lv
2.50 7 50 3 .1 ...
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2.50 7.56 5.
CfcKKO GOKIH»
2.50(7.50 0.3
HAKKK
3 (4 8.0* 7.7
OOKKNA
I 3.1* 8.14 8.3
HK1> KIH'K
3.17 8.17 9.5
GBAVKL PIT
3.30 8.20 10.6
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I J.35 8.35 113
I 3.3» 8*0(12. I ... .... 81 AK
3.42 8.45 ir.8| ... BOCK Y 1*01 NT
KKD B K IlH iK
' 3.50 9.06 15.01
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LEWIS & McQUEEN, Proprietor.
K iiiih Every Other Day Between W ild w o o d und Rak. >|
ConurctliiK with O. Ä S. E. It. It. Trains
11.10 5.15
10.49 5.06 !
10.44 4.:»9 !
10.38 4.58
10.33 4.47 i
10.30 4.44
10.23j4.30
10 20 4 .35
10.01 4.20
9 48'4.1«
».45 4.12
< ... 4.05
9.3" 4.00
»tage leaves Wllilwood tor BolMinla
Monday, Wednesday and Friday on ar
rival of train. Train loaves lotta.«
(¡rovo at 7 :.») a. in.
will receive pr.-m ptm ^^
Lewis & McQueen, Proprietors Fas» ' n Livery and Feed Stacks
C o tta g e
Grove,
O rego n
Boswell Spring
\ B. WOOD, Acting Gen’l Manager
Located on Southern Poetile Kailroad la Politila« County, Or«.
N O TIC E FOR P U B L IC A T IO N .
United States Land Office,
Roseburg. Oregon. June 23. 1904.
Notice is hereby given that ihe following
named settler has filed notice o f his intention to
make
ttnal
proof
In
support
of
his claim, and that said proof will l»e made be-
lore J. J. W altoo, l\ 8 Commissioner at Eu
gene. Oregon, on August 15th, lnot, viz:
Wyman A. kenne, on his H. K. No 9263, for the
S E 'I SE* * Sec. 30 Township 19 8., K. 3VI.
He names the following witnesses to prove |
his eontinous residence upon and cultivation ot j
said land, viz: Benfro Y. Fortei, *h eld»n A.
Cormany, Marion Leabo, Thomas Johnson, all
of Walker, Oregon.
J. T. B r id g e s . Register, j
The waters will cure 90 per
cent of cases o f Constipation,
Rheumatism, Catarrh. Stom
ach, Kidney, Liver troubles.
C a p t. B e n
Posto fllce. Express audpoJTl
Telephone on premises. IW»!
»10 per week op. tncludlof I ml |
Trains stop In front of hom !
Potassium Chloride 546.00 gr
Potassium Prom ide - - .57 gr
Potassium Iodide - - - .53 gr
Sodium Chloride - - 241.00 gr
° tc Gallon of These
Waters Contain . . .
D. B o s w e l l ,
Magnesium Chlorid«
Calcium Chlorid«.
Calcium Carbonat««
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All kinds of Country Produce Bought and Sold
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BARGAINS!
are bring ndered I d man; department« of aur merchandise itock aud It »U l pay ><,. u |
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call ot< the old reliable firm of
N O T IC E FOR P U B L IC A T IO N .
L N 1 T E D S TA TE S L A N D O FF IC E
Roseburg, Oregon, June 1,1904.
To Whom it May Concern:
Notice is hereby given that the California and
Oregon Land Company has filed in this office a
list of lands situated in the townships described
below, and has applied for a patent for said
lands- that the list is open to the public for In
spection and a copy thereof by deseriptive sub
divisions has been posted in a convlent place in
this office, for the inspection o f all persons in
terested and the public generally.
South of Base Line and East of Willamette
Meridian. KU HK‘ 4 See, 1T 23 s., H. 2 E „ N K '.
N E ‘ a . 8 V, NB1-4, and .-E '4 See. 13 T. 23 8 , R. 2
E . EC, NE>., and E ', S E '4 See. 25 T. 23 8., R. 2
E., I*ol 4, SE*4 NW'/ a , K U S W ‘ 4. and KU Sec.
31T. 22 8., R. 3 E.. L o t« 1 , 2, 3, and 4. KU N W *.,
KU SW>4, and E U Sec. 7 T 23 8., R. 3 E. . All of
Sec. 17 T, 23 S.. R. 3 E., Lots 1, 2, 3.4, EC, N W ',,
E>a S W «4 and E»* Sec. 19 T, 23 S., It 3 E. Lots I.
2 , 3. 4, EU N W '4, EJ, SW »„ and EC, Sec. 31 T.
23 S.. R. 5 E
Within the next sixty days following the date
o f this notice, protests or contests against the
claim of the company to any tract or subdivision
within 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 received and noted for report to
the General I«and Office at Washington. i>. C.
J. T. B r id g k m . Register.
J. H. B o o t h , Receiver.
(J to A 19)
L E W I S & VEATCH
Groceries, Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoe
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TOOL OUTFITS FOR
THE M E C H A N I C
W e have them at all prices
Also, w e carry the bent
makes o f tools of all kinds
f o r carpenters, cabinet
makers and machinists.
Complete stock of general
hardware. See us betöre
buying your farm imple
ments and wagons : : *
N O T IC E FOR P U B L IC A T IO N .
Land Office at Roseburg. Or., July 3, 1904.
Notice is hereby glveu that the following
named settler has iiieu notice ot n» r intention to
make final proof In support o f her claim, and
that said proof w ill be made before J J Walton,
U 8 Commissioner.
Eugene, Oregon, on
August 29, 1904, viz: Martha V. King, on her
H E No. 9216, for the SE>4 N E '4, E<
SE-.,
SW ‘ 4 HE1, Section 26. Twp. 19 8., R. 4W
She nanu s the following witnesses to prove
her continuous residence upon and cultivation
ot said land, viz: Emma Saltzman, Charles
Fitchard, Robinson Morford. o f Creswell. Oregon
and Allieri Whitney, ol Springfield, Oregon.
J T B k id g k h , Register.
NOTICE FOR PL BLICATION.
Luiul Office at Roseburg, Oregon July 13 1904
Notice Is hereby given that the following*
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof w ill be made before J. j . Walton
1 . s Coinmhskmer at Eugene. Oregon, on Aug
ust 30. l'HM. viz: Charles A. Ogden, on his II E
No. 9223. for the E U N W ' : Section 34.T. 19 S R
2 W. lie names the following witnesses to prove
Ills continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land, viz: Otto Morton. William A Ogden.
Milan Dnane, Lew is Wlnjutn, all o f Creswell
Lane County, Oregon,
J T B rid g km Register
filin (S M l k
Wien ion Buy Bid, Buy Cuttage Grove Bread
M71DE
FROM
COTTHCG
GROVE
FLOUR
Parker makes it and it is made from flour made by Cottage Grove men. It is
kneaded by Cottage Grove men, sold by Cottage G rove men. and should
be eaten by all Cottage G rove people. There Is no need to go outside of
Cottage Grove to get your bread, and by patronizing home Industry you
help others to make a living here as well as yourself.
Inalat upon
Iiaxln* Cottali« C ro w Flour and Cottage (îr o .e Bread.
PHRKER
CATARRH K.
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f o r S a le
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Kaat end o f bridge, Main Street
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Farm and City Properly
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This Remedy Is a Specific,
Sure to Clve Satisfaction.
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R E LIE F A T
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limber Lands and Homesteads Located.
Houses Torrent
Agents for non-resident property owners. W e do all busi
ness personally. Information given correspondents prompt
ly, free of charge. W e solicit such correspondence and will
send literature to those who inquire a!>out the resources of
this section. Xotarv work executed.
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M E D L E Y 5 M IL N E
ONCE.
The Southern Pacific announce» It cleanses, soothes, heals, and protect* the
Main Street, Near Second
rate» to Portland one and one-third diseased membrane. It cares Catarrh aud
for the round trip on the certificate drives away a Cold in the Head quickly 1
Restores the Senses of Taste and Smell]
plan, August 2‘Jd to 27tb.
Easy to use. Contains no injurious drugs] I
Special round trip rate» have Applied into the nostrils and absorbed.
been made for the Knight» Tciuplar Isirge Size, 50 cents at Pru,;gist» or by
Herliert Kakln
Conclave and the Sovereign Grand m ail; Trial Size, 10 cents by mail.
President
ELY
BROTHERS,
56
Warren
St.,
Ntw
York,
T.
C. Wheeler
Lodtre, I. O. O. F.. at San Francinco
I j F i r s t
C a » b 1 * r
in September. W rite
to your
Swimming Hints.
friends to come by way of Oregon.
Ticket» passing one way through
Dont stay in Nwimniing more than
National C A P IT A L
Pori land are $11 extra. It in worth 20 minute«— that's enough. Don’ t
$25,000
that much of any man’s mo
t ° lei anyone borrow your bathing
, see Oregon.
suit— don’ t 1 » nrow one— buv one
A general hankln«
B a n k
its a good investment
D on't think
business transact
ed
swim
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hurts
you—
keep
moving
3000 MEN WANTED.
| — don’ t stand in the water and think !
ORGANIZED
you are cold--your blood will
COTTAGE GROVE
To liuy Kennedy's Chain L igh t culnte it you're in motion. II
1900
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ning Liniment, for Kheumntiam and sit still after dressing—walk yon
all pains and Infiamation. Price 50 won't catch cold— and you will go
cents, all Druggist, or by mail upon swimming again.
receipt of price, write F. L . Ken
One Team, Harness and Wagon
nedy, Saginaw. Oregon, for list of
Fall sowing lequnes disc plows.
lo r particulars, call on .*
testimonies. Satisfaction guaranteed. .See ad column«.
F°R
SALE
01 IH R H4RT. COTTlOE GROVE. ORE.
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* ' » * « leaves Hnhenila
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T u.».lay, Thursday
K, tu„i7j
m , cnauectlng with
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tram».
Package« or order» left at Fashion Stub
• Afternoon trains will Ujrun ou Saturday« only
s u b le t U) change without n olle«
Freight will not be received at the O. A 8. K.
K K depot after 5 p.ni. To insure forwarding
on the next train freight must be delivered in
ample time to permit of its being billed.
A ll outward freight forwarded only at the
loint risk of shipper » " d consignee,
N O T IC E FOR P U B L IC A T IO N
United States Land Office,
Roseburg. Oregon, August 8,1904.
Notice is hereby give, mat lu compliance
with the provisions ot the act of r**ngres« of
June 3, )878. entitled "A n « t for the »ale of
timber lands in the States o f « slliornia. Oregon
Nevada and Washington Territory,' asextend-
ed to all the public land states by act of August
4, 1592.
JO H N H. BA RTELS.
| of Cottage Grove, county of Lane, state o f Oregon,
! has this day filed in this office his sworn state-
I ment No 6343 for the purchase of th e E ^ E 1,,
I of section No 28 . Township 20 8, of R 4 West and
j will offer proof to show that the land sought is
more valuable for its timber or stone than for
agricultural purposes, and to establish his claim
to said land before J J Walton,U 8 Commission-
er at his office at Eugene, Oregon, Saturday the
5th day o f November 1904. He names as witnesses:
Francis M. Ernest. Louis P. McCoy, William W.
Tucker, Fred J. Bartels, all of Cottage Grove,
Lane County, Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested to file their
claims in this office on or before said 5th day of
August 1904
J T B r id g e s ,
Register
Bulini É1 Collage Grove Stage Line :
Cottage Grove, Orcg«»
...Locksley Hall"
MRS. L A. CARLISLE
® e a
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s id e
open for the Season.
most popular, supplied ’
and vas tlirouKhont the house.
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vate Iitning Room an 4i,»*> 'w ' 2
vate Parties,
Four hoiin
Portland by rail.
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$12 P E R
W EE K AND V
(|aaio-3in<
MEN WANTED
For null and yard
w ork
mill
to
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Oregon,
Apply
tendent.
p a c if ic
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