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About Lane County leader. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Or.) 1903-1905 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 5, 1904)
OREGON 4 SOUTHEASTERN R. R. CO. LEADERS HY ? day dinner. 1M5— OREGON—1»05 Have you seen those beautiful Daimonds at Madsen's? 1W5—OREGON—1V05 We have on our yards 50,000 feet of hitnlier which must be sold to make room for incoming stock Price rangiug from $3.50 to $< 00. If you want a bargin. ('.»-ne st once. The Booth Kelly Lumber Co., Saginaw, Oregon. If you think of swinging yourself into the current of American progress, look first at your Clothing. Before you purchase your Suit, let us tell you why. 3000 MEN WANTED. LEADER It is superior to any at the price and equal to any at any price. If that is the kind you want you will find them at our store. A GOOD COM I' I.F.N 1« >N. “Sparkling eye« an t ro->v <-lieeks restored by iiuing lleWltt’s Little Early Risers,” so writes S 1‘. Moore, of Niu-ogdoches, Tex. ”\... A '. certain t..: cure for tulljousness, constipation, etc. S iuh II pill—eiisy to take—easy to act. Sold by th«» Modern Phirnim y. Hemenway <S Burkholder Waler Power in Oregon. painted Handsotuly Madsen’s. vases at . urelp s floo.l d .wn a ftlop«* of ID feet I far, at the least expense to the I keeping within 100 miles of Port-1 tax-payers. The St Louis exhibit We have n large Supply of cheap lon.l a reserve ..f energy that rivals j will be returned to this state in lumber, just what von want on a X'iigart. goo<l shaj>e, ready for the Portland ranch. Price very cheap. Must “In an age when wider power ami Fair, without a dollar of deficit.”— be sold for other stock. elecfii tian- mission have become . Spokane Spokesman Review, OcK The Booth Kelly Lumber Co., sin h vital industrial factors, these* 25. Saginaw Ore. rcaoDrcoH of Oregon, winch compare [ Improvements at the Mines. magnificently with the nation's I In n recent ¡ hmii © we pnl»iislip<l an article with regard to th»* tremend- oiiH water power to he ol>:?»ine<l from Niagara. Falls, showing the extent to which » lech ma! energy in that legion has «iipplanted other forma of power, aaya Oregon Muting Journal. Niagara Falla is natur The River side group of claims is most landed site, are features of ally looked upon ns the grandent state wealth i llllt must command located on Horse Heaven creek and demonstration of the possibilities of lifts a tunnel at the present time in more mid inor>‘ nttelrtion.” applied wat< r power, but if a person a distance of ucarlv 7<M) feet. From will turn his thoughts to the near the mouth of lhe tunnel, ore natural conditions ami resources of Interest in the Fair. has been encountered to the breast, Oregon he will realize that hrr< in “People generally in the East the most, of the way the vein being our own stab- t here is promise mid ; arc Inking a gieater interest ill the wider than the funnel. The ore opportunity for electrical genera Lewis ami Clark Fair, to be held thus fur enc.uiolercd is partially tion ami transini‘'Hion lai i»eyoml in Portland next year, than they oxidized but carries a heavy per that 01 Niagara. Discussing this are in the St. I.otiis show ’ said centage of galena. The showing at subject editorially tin* Evening Tele . I State Senator Warren W. Tolman, i this property is so satisfactory to gram says: How much more mvit- , who return. <1 recently from St. I the Company that it. I.as been ing Oregon power appears from • : Lotti where h • attended a meeting decided Io continue its devslope- casual study. Al the Wil lametie of the Washington Fair Cmnmis- ment, Falls there is a total ot 59.000 Recently manager stem. horse-po .vet available, of whi* li lhe All worlds lair me more or less let a contract to Alex Portland (ie'ivral is using but about i’ik<- si.nii- . >t course being greater 500 feet, more on the main tunnel 13,0tM> A M'lH' a E. H. McAl anil me so allcr, but any person which will make, when completed a lister, ileati of the » ngineer!ng <!«•- who has visi i d one can form a total length of nearly 1200 feet, not patliiK tit. of the I Diversity of Ore pretb good general idea of what more than a fourth of the distance gon, surveyed ¡Hl I Hie t. tlie.l Ili6 another will be like. For this this company ownes. ahead up tiie McKenzie1 rivet for 10 miles, abov rises reason, many people who visited mountain and as the ground 1 with the Willamette, I l»e Liii. ag > in 1S93. Buffalo in 1901, very rapidly great depth will and foiirui it had an available en and other like exhibitions at differ gained as the work progresses. ergy of 230 000 horst'-powor in that OREGON COlXtRAPO ent times and pl'ici's, have not gone distance. The fall in 10 mil» s is A contract lias also been let on to St. Louis, but. are waiting to 550 feet, while the volume of the to tlie Pacific Coast next the Oregon Colorado by manager stream vaiiosfrom 3,497 cubic feet, year. While the Fair here may Hard to Otherson and Anderson for per second at Havden’s bii^l^e to not be so large and comprehensive, 500 feet in the main workiug 2,|H| cubic feet per second at tin» yet the reduced rates will give them tunnel, which has already lieen point whore the survey began. The an opportunity t> visit and see for driven some 800 feet. This vein Ijickv Boy mine secures ft fall of 22 themselves what nature has done which is being followed into the feet, in less than a mile, and has in- for this country, and that is a mountain carries a larger |>ercenlage stalled a plant < ipibln of generr.t- matter of v< r/ keen interest to of copper with good values in gold ing 500 horse-powi r at. less Ilian $50 Work by the contrac every person who has not visited and silver per horse-power. A Inigo pillili tors wil! begin at once and con- the Pacific slope. would he less proportionately, and ■‘I visited for several days in tinue uni il completion. such plants could be elected every mile or two dow n the river, each Nebraska, and found but two of my A HEAVY’ LOAD, one with a capacity of 10,000 horse old acquaintances there who had To liti that tomi off of the stomach visited S'. Lottis, while not less power or slightly more. Rogue lake Kodoi Dysjiepsla Cure. It river for a diHtnmT of perhaps 50 than 50 others told tile that they digests what you eat. Sour »toinacb, belching, gasoil stomach and all dis miles has a greater volume with ns w 1.'already pl inning and saving orders of the stomach that are their money to visit Portland next curable, are instantly relieved and good power sites, ami might be esti pernuilieiltly cured by the use of mated ns offering mote than a total year, and nil come or go through Kodoi Dyspepsia Cure S. I’. Storrs, a druggist at 297 -Main Street, New of «300,000 I'.orse-power The Sun Spokane. “I think I may sav for our com Britain. Conn. says. "Kodoi Dy- tian), Ump<pi:i K Inmath, ( ’OOR, I )PH • pepsin Cure Is giving such universal UliutoR, John Dav. «Snake Eaglo nn<l mission that we began with a well-| satisfaction and Is sosurley liecomlng tlie positive relief mid «iibseipient many other streams OÍT í T i 111 IIH'IISt' matured plan, mi l have eartied cure for tills dietl'esnlng ailment, I that ptan on' to a successful ter feel tlint I am nlways sure to sutisfy power. At The I Lille < .'inti Colilo lie lordlv Columbia p Mirs it3 m a i <- mination in '-v-'ty particular so and gratify my customers by recom mending It to them. I write this to show bow well tlie remedy Is spoken of here.” Kodoi Dyspepsia Cun-was discovered after Veal'- of selentltle experiments and will positively cure ! all HtoillHi'Il troubles. Sold by tlx* ' Modern I'hnrimiey. CATARRH G eo . B ohlman , E ly ’ s C ream B alm This Remedy Is a Specific, Sure to Give Satisfaction. GIVES RELIEF AT ONCE. It .-leans*-, soothes, heals, and protects the diseased membrane. It cures Catarrh and drives uway a Cold in the Head quickly. Restores the Senses of Taste and Smell. Easy to use. Contains no injurious drugs. Applied lulu the nostrils and absvlbed. Lure« Size, 50 cents at Druggists or Ly mail; Trial Size, 10 cents by mail. FIT HHOTHERS, 56 Warren St., New York. NOTICE FOR >4- -4- . i- Uc. - _-i- J Oysters on Hall Shell -.1- -i- .4. Open all Nlylit Quick Service Our Motto Exchange Lunch Room J AND RESTAURANT W. E GILLESPIE. Prop. ; Came and Shell Fish in Season Wemake a specialty of Short Orders, A Bad Fire. May destroy your homes at nny time; have Tom Awbrey write yon up a policy in either the -F.tna Tn- ■ ■urance Co; or the Oregon Fire Re lief Association of McMinnville, Ore. (OIQ) : THOUSANDS CURED. : •^>" •^^■■«^6 “’•*1^ --T*- SUNSET MAGAZINE Thanksgiving Number GOOD READING THE COURSE OF EMPIRE PLAYS AND PLAYERS BOOKS AND WRITERS SUNSET RAYS Vetch »eed for sale nt th« Cottage (Trove Flour Mill*. , 1'1 lif.lCA’I JON United States Lund Office, Roseburg. Oregon, Oct. 26, 1!l04 Notice Is hereby given that in com pliance with the provisions of the Act of Congress of .tune 3, Is?», en titled “An Act for the Sale of TTni- lier Lands In the States of California, Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory,” as extended to all file Public laitid States by Act of Aug ust 4. 18112, Josephine Anderson of Cottage Grove,County of tame, State of Oregon, has tills day tiled in this office her sworn statement No. 6543 for the purchase of the tract S>.2 SW'j. S\\'4 SF.1;. of Section No 2.Townsliip 29 South, of Runge 3 west and will offer proof to show that the land sought Is more valuable for its tiin- tier or stone than for agricultural purposes, and to »‘stiitillsli lier claim to said land before J. ,1. Walton, I S. Commissioner, at Id- office, nt Eugene, Oregon, on Siiturdny the 14lli dn.v of January, 1'8)5. She names as witnesses: Louis Geruni. Alfreds. Powell. I.onls Oslierg. Fred Anderson, nil of Cot- tnge Grove. Oregon. Any and ali pe)-soiis claiming adversely the above ilesc)iln <1 I,mils are reqiiested to tile their claims In tills-office on or liefore snhl 14th day of January, 11105. J. T. Bmnot's. Register. River street, near Wall St.. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Sahe has cared thou-mnds of cases of i ilea. ”I bought a box of DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve on the recommendation of our druggist,” so writes C. H. La Croix, of Zavalla. Tex., “and lined it for n stiibliorn case ot Piles ft cured me permanently.” Sold by the Modern Pharmacy. 3.35 .I..** 3.4. 3 34>| g STA I ION* * 1 Ar 30 .0 la COTTAGE GltOVE WAI I'I S 50 3.2 ! Cl Ititi' (ERRO (JUKIMl 10 b 11 3 12. j 12.1» I 15.61 16.6 Ar GHA\M III >1 1 A \ I. I STAR R(M K \ HH ' 1 REP BRIDGI WII.DWOOP I ♦ ♦ Runs IA«i.v Olli« r l»ny »»«‘tween YVII<I w < mh I mid . .................................. ..Ml. r» X- o <'oiiiiecliiiff «MI« O. «V S. E. ■> It. ■> It. ... T'ruit|h ♦ ardue.; ¡.'Äi'üuh at nie Äi«'l Notice fcr 1‘lltillcail«'*- United Stat*« l.aiul OltJ'-*- Kiiscburg. Oregon. August 20. 1 «1 Notice 1« hereby »¡ventilai tn r'^.^riumted“'^.!1: mibef uild« tn the SI.« » , i l iti Neva.1« «ntl Washington lerria.ry, «“‘f’ ed to «II th« p-il-Hc lend «I»'«« I'i “t ‘,l"W H.l-SWOIITII II IHM o NI i of Tlie Ihlllcs. einillO of " .l»''". Si ile ut Oregon, In. Illi-dav lit. ,I III till" ''ft' '' ''.'■'..’"'¿V1-!;1 ' ■ ni.-,a No. .ba (or 'he I.ur.-h.oe 01 he N « \\ 1 \\\‘. ot section 2S township sonili, rang.- 1 an.l .oil oiler |.r...t to »ho» ilnl tlie laud ...Ughi i- more valuable lor II- thiiber or-lone than for agri.-iilnira l"‘ri“'se'. amt to establish his claim lo sal.l lami I h tor. .1 .1. Wall.m, I . s. Commissioner, al Ills util.., ■it Eugene Oregon, mi Mmwtay Hi.- Iltli dal "t Xov.-mi.er I'«U 11.- nam.-s as «un-ss.-s, i.en McC. v. I-.-.-♦I .1. li-.ri.-ls I..11. otc .uage «.rove- Franti A. I ri|.|i, < lark I’- lievereanx l»"lli of l-'i ... ne. all of lame County. Oregon. , ,, , Anvaml all I" I..... -I cl.-llmin-: elvers, ly the allevòItes.-rllie.l lands are r. .|ii.-sie.l 1.. tile ilu-ir claims in this otti..... ... or beior.- s . ii . i I in. ‘lay or November. HUH. ■> T NOTICE for ITBLICATION I nited Slates Lain! Office, Roseburg. Oregon. August h . hm M. »rs.'«"* •'"Ii. ima t,! 1 IM suaj, I hursduy uu,i Satirtl^l ’,*M • gU^nerOng wfthT¡ I'.i. ktigct oror.lcrsIcR At FnshionStable»will receive|,roniptj^~- ! Froprivtor* Fashion Livery and Feed Subu ! ('<>tlHir«k Grove, Oregon • •••••• •♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ____________________ -— Ereljht » ill not te ' • ♦ ......... —--------------------- New limi New Goods at <>iir Store. and sold All kinds of country produce boii¿h7 SPECIAL BARGAINS are being olleretl in iiiritiv departments of our tnerchan disc stock and it will pay you to give us a call For yo ir Gmral IVI ;rch andise call on the reliablTfirnuT CURRIN a VEATCH Groceries, Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes Notice !■ here» y given that In compliunce With the ] rovi»i ■ « •» v ff. I < • • ng:«-¡» of June 3.entitled "An u i :• r the -ti.e of timber lands in ti e status ' »1 < rn a,Oregon Nevada aiel "•’‘i iiik-t.m lertu.ij. asextend- •d to i»ll the public land Riaie.s by act of August i, I»*-:. .IOHN II. BARTELS. TOOL OUTFITS FOR THE MECHANIC of Cottage Grove, county <•« Lane, state of Oregon, hasthisilav tiled in this otlice his s»\- . :i state ment No 6.313 for lhe purchase of llieE'_. I'.1 ,. or sect ion N.I 2X. lowiiship 2IIS. of R I V esi ami will otter proof lo show that the land sought, is more valuable for its timber or stone Hmn for agricultural purposes, and l«> establish his claim to said laml belore .1 .1 Wallen.lT S < omniission- er at Ills otlice at Eugene.Oregon. Saturday the Sthday of Novemlwr 1904. Ileiiamcsas witnesses; Francis M. Ernest. Louis P. McCoy, William U. Tucker. Fred .I. Bartels, all of Collage Grove, Lane County, < Jregon. Any and all persons claiming adversely lhe above described lands arc reipiestetl Io Iih* their claims in this office on or before said 'till «lay «»f August 1904 -I T B hiimies , Register Webav..||mmatall»rirH Al».., «.■ carry llu- )_,t makes nt im.l, ..I all kind« I O r u.irpt liters, cahinct makers ami inacliiiiists. Coinpletc slock of general hardware. See » m lietore buying yonr farm imple» ments ami wagons : : ■ I nited States Land Ollie ■. Roseburg, Oregon. Sept. 21» 1904. Notice is hereby given that In eompllanc« wFn the pruvirib-ns of U.c act of ('ongrrss of June 3.'sVa, entitled ' Au a< t f«>r lhe sale of timber lands in the Stai« > h ' alift.rnia. < »ieg'»n Nevada andV»H'; inutun n*rriiury, ’ asextend- ed to all the public land states by act of August 4 1S92. < FfGENE II. WILCON of Portland, comity of Multnomah. State of Ore gon. lias Illis day tiled in this otlice Ins sworn statement No. •>435 for Hie purchase of the I'.1 1*? of Sect ion No '.’3 in I ownship No. 20. south of Range I west, ant! will otter proof to show that the land sought is mor»* valuable for its timber or slone tli.iii t<»r agt .. nh'iiai purposes and to estabhs Ins claim Io said laml before ,l.«l. Walton. • s (’oinmissmm r.at Ins olllce at Eugene. Oregon, on I liiirsti iy. Ilm I5tli dav of ii..<«‘mlwr I'tiil He name« as witnesses: .John II, Barlols.I.tai's Mc('o\, boili of Cottage Grove, Frank A. I rip. ( lark P, l>evercaux, both of Eugene, all <>l Lane comity, “regon. Any an<l all persons claiming adversely the above <lescril»ed lamls are rc<|iixleit t<» lib* their claims m tliis oliiceon <>r before said i ih day of December, I'. h H | (Dio) .L T. B hidges , Register. NOTICE FOB I’FBLK ATION. United States Land ofllc«*, Roseburg, Ore. Oct. II. I'.MH. Notice is hereby given that in com pl inn« e with the provisions of the HCt of < <>ngi« '< of June 3,18«8. entitled "An art for lhe «¡lie of timber lands in the states of i alii«>rnia.' Hegon Nevada and \\ ashington Terriivry,' asextemU ed to all the public land states by art ot August 4, 1892. NICK ANDERSON. nf Eugene, County of Lane, Slate of Oregon, has tins day tiled in this otlice iiis sworn state ment No. 647# for the purchase of the W’, NE *4. SE 1, Mi ’4, NW *4 SE*4, of Section .\<>. 2s, Township 22 South, ot Range 3 west. W. Al . and will offer proof to show that tlie land sought is more valuable for its timber or stone than for agricultural purposes ami to establish his claim to said land before «1. ,1. Walton, 1. S. Com missioner, at his office, at Eugene, Oregon, on Friday tlie 23rd day of December. 19(:t He names as witnesses: Feder Ophus, Him» River; Johannes .I Brautl, Black bid !«■; Martin Haagenson, Eugene; John «1. Rude. Eugene, all of l.ane ( ouiity, Oregon. Any ami all persons claiming atlvcrsclv tlie above described lands are reque-ded to tlletheir claims in this office on or before said 23rd day of December, t'.HH. «1. T. B ridges , Register. CAPITAL $25,000 A general banking business transact ed :: :: :: :: COI TAGE CROVE OREGON - Fresh Beef, Pork, Mutton and Veai oust SMOKED A MEATS SPECIALTY TUESDAY AN!» FRIDAY J. H. BARTELS, Proprietor Phone Main 83 USt COTTAGE GROVE BREAD MADE FROM COTTAGE GROVE FLOUR I'.ii kcr makes it and it is made from flour made by Cottage Grove mm. It is kuoad'-'l hyCnii up* <»r«»Vf‘ni.Mi. sold by Cottage drove in n. anil should I k - i ,il<-n b\ all ' '»tl.lge Grove people. There is no need Io go outside of < <»1l:iz«‘ Grove to get your bread, and by patronizing lionrc indirtry you Insist ii | m » ii help others to make a living here as well as yourself. :: having ('ottage Grove Flour and Cottage Gro»e Bread. Parker MAKES IT NONE BETTE» METCALF S MORSE SELL It ..HARDWARE.. A SPECIALTY ORGANIZED 1900 COTTAGE (¡ROVE, OREGON PLUMBING First Bank BARTELS' CITI MEAT MAffil M I N ER S’ SUPPLIES Stoves, AMs Tools Tinware PIPER a VANDENBURG ......................<t,ax<txa,xlxjifxx+xx+xx,xx, +xx+xOxm,xk+x..,........ ELECTRIC LIGHTS No home is complete without them. Safe, Convenient and Economical. We will wire your house at small cost Chandeliers,Stand Lamps and all kinds of Electrical Fixtures for sale at our headquarters on Main Street. Graduate «d tlie American Veterinary College of New York City X IDLES. T. J. MTTRR A.TT i TENCENTSACOPY (LICKNAFD) veterinary surgeon » no nentist Rl'GRXR. ORKtlON oltl.-e- K |Un£s* l.lve«, M»Me. H mm Mxln.’t ' ♦ ♦ ........ "'t' ♦ ♦ I Lewis & Veatch, Lv I Í . ........ I,.:.ves Wild»..... I for lloliemla M.dul.o. W'dlics.hij an.l Friday oil ar rn.il .1 train. I mill leaves l «liage Grove at 7:30 a- m. ♦ f ♦ baker im > re 5 ' hei > i:»»< K 3 04 3.14 j . it : LEWIS & VEATCH, Proprietor» NOTICE FOR Pl BLIUATION. Tailor Made Suits. • • Suits tailor made to order at Elie lowest figures, latest styles, .Suits cleaned and pressed. $1 per month. 2.30 2..'«V 2.55 Z I“*'...... X* To buy Kennedy’« Clmin Light ning Liniment, for Rheumatism ami all pains au<l Iuthunation. Price50 cents, all Druggist, or by mail upon receipt of price, write I’’. L. Ken nedy, Saginaw, Oregon, for list of testimonies. Satisfaction guaranteed. Mayfield Clothing Z ¡11! ♦ ♦ To taka <■■*>•« "" Atl,u 1IÀDA Kxi'fti r «I xi.AX- Goto thelotpenal Hotel lot Sun There are reasons why you should buy your Clothing of us. __ ____ OUR TIME TABLE so . 3 ♦ ♦ • Von ran >'iiy Simsel I 1 Xe»« stand«. Magazine jt »Ith la-ader. »- year. Roth tor »-.•.«>. I I & |X IX IX IX IX IX * •-* IX Iz *X IX ix 1/ IX •+ IX ix ix x n \ \ .♦ » IZ .-*• X £ Cottage Grove Electric Co. ’»