Lane County leader., December 17, 1904, Image 4

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Are Our Old Customers
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FOR OUR G ROCERA” STOCK
O ur N ew Customers
Become Old Customers
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AGAINST THE EDDY LAW
Representative A. P. Smith Will Work
for the Repeal of the Much
Discussed Measure.
also suffered Irom the law, mining
has suffered the most and the state
to a large extent has suffered by
the iticoiporation of companies in
other states and transacting busi­
ness just the same.
“ It is claimed by the west side
legislators that the law has been
beneficial, blit from niy own ex­
perience I know it has been inju­
rious aud the mining industry will
suffer as long as it is enforced, and
I hope to be successful iu its re­
peal.”
When asked if he had any other
bill* pvruioiug to the mining in­
dustry that he would introduce,
Mr. Smith stated that he had en­
rolled one relative to explosives
which required the date of manu­
facture being placed ou all pack-
or cases so as to avoid the danger
existing in the lue of old powder.
Referring to the near approach of
the legislative session, Mr. Smith
said: "T he people of this district
assisted in my election and I am
anxious to work in their behalf,
but with the exception of some sug­
gestions by a few mining men I do
not know if they desire any particu­
lar hills introduced, and would be
pleased if the citizens c f Sumpter
and vicinity would hold a meeting
for the discussion of matters per­
taining to legislation that will bene­
fit them and the district. The
Baker City League will, I have
been told, soon call a meeting of its
members amt citizens in general to
ascertain if the people of that dis­
trict wish action taken.”
OREGON 4 SOUTHEASTERN R. R. CO,
DR. FENNER’S
fissavs For Revolutionary Subjects
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tab le
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To lake effort on April 2.
KIDNEY and
Backache
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re fo r y o u . Ifn ece~ a ry write Dr lei.uer.
late interest in the history of the cu
Ur has »pens a life tllmi curing Ju st »UCU • A fte r.,.« mi train-, will
cases
aayours. A lt consultations F le e .
American Revolution and loyalty
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“ I suffered a long time with what the doctors
to its principles. For this purpose claimed
was lumbago. Was down in bed un­
the society offers three prizes of able to move without great pain. Two bottles
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Dr. Fenner's Kidney and Backache Cure IUAl'i'oul«urd‘ *7reíala L
$25.00, $15.00 and $10.00 respecli- of
completely cured me and I have had no return j
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vely for the best essay written by of the trouble w r any signs of rheumatism.
ARRIVAL ANO OtPARtUHE OF TRAINS
FRED BRANDT. Dyer, Muncie, Ind.”
any student under twenty-one years D ru ggl-ts.
s o r r i t iiu u k u
SOc.. »1 A sk fo r C ook Bonk F u se
¡ MOUTH IWUMU
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Sold
by
the
MODKKh
PHARMACY.
of age, iu any public school in Ore­
No. li
1 * 6 3 p m.
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gon, on either of the following two
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American Revolutionary subjects:
For Sale.
NO TICE FOR P U B L IC A T IO N
1. The Quebe c ctnipaigu.
United State« Lund Oillce.
Mountain ranch of 160 acres, 20
2. The co-operation of the
Koueburg. Orcg-ui. Oct—'h. Uml
acres plow land, 6o acres pasture,
Freuch, how brought about and
N otice i- hereby given U "u m J • » " ;
2 acres ol orchard, balance timber, pllllIK'C w ill! the provl-bnie o( tl‘<
the results.
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good fences, house of four rooms, Act olCoiijfWMff ,'t Ju f
Assays are limited in length to
titled An Act lo r the .-.i' ' < 11
carriage house, barn, aud other |H-r Land« in 11»' M ales of 1 alifoini.i.
twenty-five hundred words, must
outbuildings, plenty of spring Oregon, N evada and V\ as ld iigto "
be written on legal cap on one side
T e lr lto lV ,” as extended lo all tli
water, all kinds of small Iruits. Public Land States by Act •'
.
of the paper iti the student.s own
Will sell reasonable for cash or will UHl 4 1M)-, JoSA»HllilU‘ AlltMTHilH
handwriting and must l>e accom­
C otta ge lirove,C ounty o f Lane. S tale
arrange sale on time if conditions o f Oregon, has tills tiny ulcd 111 [i|
panied by the certificate of the
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are satisfactory Address Eox B, office her swoi 11 statement N»-
principal of the school attended by
fo r the purcliasc of Itiehaet.
e
Leader
office.
s w t, SI I,, of Section No -. I >•" nsl-',
the author, to the effect that the
22 South, of Range :7 west and will
author is a bona fide student in the
offer proof to stmw that tiic land
Tailor Made Suits.
soiiglit is nion* valuable for
tun-
school and has been in attendance
Suits tailor made to order at the I k 'I1 or stone tbaii for ng i**u11 11 [*1 *
therein not less than six weeks lowest figures, latest styles. Suits purpose-, and toestablisii b . c la im
1
during the school year of 1904-1 5. chaued and pressed. $1 per uiouth. to said I II,■I l-efore J. ••• "
S.
Commission, r, a l i i - 1 l-u'e. at
Essays must be forwarded to the
G e o . B oiilman ,
Eugene, Oregon, on Sntiird. y tlie
day oi Jntiua j 1 < ■
chairman of the committ-e in
Biver street, near Wall St. Utli
She name» as witnesses:
charge, General Thomas M. Ander­
1 . 0 'uis tieriliu. Alfred S. I'ow eli
I.otl s
St, John’s has been selected as a ( )si>eru, Fred Andeis<*i», 4»»1 ( » Cot-
son, 251 North Twenty fourth
t.i^ f tirove. 4)n,-«>n.
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street, Portland, so as to reach him site for a technicologhal school. It
Any aiid all peisoiis ci;iiintf•
not later than February 1, 1905. In is estimated the school will cost adversely the above «u>v<ib »1 i : i-
are rt‘qiu»Kt«*il to file their rniims r
awarding the prizes the committee $250,000.
this office ou ' t liefori* said 14tli »lay
of January, 11103.
will he governed by these consider­
J. T. liitiiNiKx. Kemstcr.
ations:
B r ig h t's D isea.se a.nd
NOTICE FOB l*CBLICA HON.
1. Historical accuracy.
United States band Ollice,
D iabetes.
2. Manner of treatment.
Hose burg, O re., Now 1<. I'*04
3. Orthography, grammar, syn­ W o desire lo place In the hands o f those al i Notice ia hereby given that in compli­
ance with the provision« oi ibe act ui
Itlcted with Brights Disease and Diabetes a ad-
tax, and punctuation.
page pamphlet that is saving human lives.
It i Congress of June'», IS.-, eni.:ic*l 'A n
Is not an ordinary pamphlet. sti>*h as is coniinon- ! Act for the salt* of Timbei I.aml> in tl »
Any additional information tela- j iy
used lo advertise medicines, hut ts princi­ States «»I Californi»», On-i«*n, Ncv . i
pally made up o l reports o f scientifically con­
tive to the competition which may ducted
Washington Territory,
as ex­
tests In a large variety o f cases, showing and
7 per cent o f recoveries Iu these hitherto In­ tended lo all the Public Land States by
be desired will be cheerfully fur­ H
curable diseases.
| act of August 4. 1^92,
The specifics employed In these tests are
nished by the chairman of the com­ known
S A M U L L K. .IAC0HS
as the Fulton Compounds and the re­
obtained prove conclusively that these i of Eugene, county of Lane, Mate oflh e-
mittee. The essay which is awarded sults
dreaded diseases so long fatal (the deaths from j gon, has this day filed in tiii;- oflice lr~
Disease alone are appalling, over wti.-
the first prize will bo published in 1 Briglus
««» a year, starting as kidney troubles) have at i sworn statement No. ts>7o. tor the p n -
oi SL '4 «»I Sec No -(*.
yielded to m edical science. Th e pamphlet chaseof the K
full, with the name of the author, last
is tree.
W rite to the John ,1. Fulton Co., 4oe in l'p No. 20 s, Range No. * West,
W ashington street, San Francisco, C’al.
in the public press.
offer proof t<> show Unit
When to suspect Bright's Disease:—Puffy land will
ankles or hands; weakness without apparent the land sought is more valuable for its
T h o m a s M. A n d e r s o n ,
cause; kidney trcubla after third month; fre- timber or stone titan for agricultural
,|iient urination, (m ay show sediment or cloudy
Chairman, Portland.
on standing); tailing vision; day drow siness— purposes, and to establish ins claim to
said land before J. J Walton. I . S.
one or m ore of these.
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B. B. B e e k m a n , Portland.
Commissioner at his office at Eugene,
W. II. C h a p i n , Portland.
Lane Co. Oregon, on Tuesday, the 7tlt
day of February. 1906.
D. D. C l a r k e , Portland.
He names as witnesses:
F. S. D u n n , Eugene, Ore.
Clark P. Deveieaux. Frank A. Tripp,
Bohemia aid Collage Grove Stage Lise i
LEWIS & V E A 1 CH , Proprietors
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Uun- K w r j O t h e r Huy H etw cen W ild w o o d a n d llnheini,,, ♦
4 oiinccttiltf With <>• »V s - *’• 1,1 «• T r ill iis
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si . -r I. atrs W ildwood lor Ih.briuh,
p., wrdurs.la) aud Friday «u >r-
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Proprietor! Farhlon Livery
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lt*ri lit I'a l i ll iu I l S M l il **
Lewis & Vefftch.
B o h e m ia lo r W i l u » „ . i
day, I’lmrsdai ...... «aturdo) .,, , .
in., couueL'tlug will» O. & S. í: K
ir It. I I
and Feed Stable» {
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N e w l^ ir m
New Goods
at
ou r
Store.
All kinds of country produce bought
and soltl
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s p e c ia l
” Ï Ï Â Ï Ï î Î A Ï N S
arc being offered in manv departments of our merchan­
dise stock and ii will pay you to give us a call.
For your General 1 irciiandise call on the reliable firm of
C U R R IN ® V E A T C H
Groceries, Pry Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes
“ My principal work at the com­
ing session of the legislature shall
be to have tho Eddy law repealed,
COTTAGE GBOVE, OllEGON
failing this I shall try to have it
amended so as to exclude mining
coriwratior.s,” says Hon. A. P.
Smith, representative-elect, to a
j^ J L T & T j& r Z ' 3
OUST Z-aZ^ZtSTID
representative ot The Miner during
“friSTrcTT here this week.
: M E A T S : A : S P E C IA L T Y
Ethel Hairington, John l\ Oates all S M O K E D
Continuing, Mr. Smith said:
of Eugene. Lane comity. Oregon.
k . o i P. O n ib cis,
CHoioi; FiiGsii f i s h on T u e s d a y a n d f h i d . vy
A n v a l i d ;•!! p e r « ‘ » n s c l t i m i n g a d v e r s e l y
“ Two years experience with the
t l i e a b o v e ( l e s e r i i H 'i la n d s u v r e q u e s t e d
At the last regular convention or
law has proven it a failure, and
* o Hie t h e i r c l a i m s in i b i s o f f i c e o n o r
J. H. BAR TELS. Proprietor
Phone Main 83
.Inventus Lodge. No. 4 s, K. of 1 ’. the
b e f o r e s a i d 7 th « l a v • 1 K e b . o « v , 1905.
during this time the mineral in­
following officers were elected for the
J. T. UuiutiKs, I\cg;iMtcr.
dustry of the state has suffered un­
ensuing term; 1 ). W. Bennett, C. C :
N O T R E F O It I ’ U B I .K ’ A T I O N .
told injury. If Oregon alone pos­
. 1 . C. Johnson, V. C.; S. It. 1 ’lper, Pre­
• - ¿ T . W . :•
•U n ited S ta tes L a n d C>lllcc.
R o se burg. O regon , N o em ltcr 4. I9e4.
late; J .T . Allison, M. of W.; Alee
sessed mineral resources it might
| N o tic e is h e re b y g iv e n th at the fo llo w in g
«>
Corpron, M. of A.;C. 1 1 . YanDeuburg,
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t
I nam ed s e ttle r has tiled n o tice o f his in ten tio n to
be possible to tax capital and make
m ak e final p ro o f in support o f his cla im , and
K. of R. iiud S .tJ .S . Medley, M. of
n
yw*
at said p ro o f w ill b e m ade b e fo re A. J. W alton , M AD E F R O M C O T T A G E G R O V E FLOUR
it pay tribute for the privilege of
\ w | th
K.t Ben Lurch, XI. of Ex.: Krtuik Jor-
U n ited S ta tes C om m ission er, at bis o illc e al
, E ugene, O rego n , o n .January is. i :><).■.. vi/.:
developing its resources,but where
dtm. Trustee. The new lodge is iu it
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I II. E. N o. 9601, (¡e t»rg e P e tty , fo r the !. . s\\1
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lo ts 3-4, S ectio n 18, T o w n s h ip 21 S, R an ge 1 W .
other states do not exact it and have
nourishing condition, new members
H e nam es th e fo llo w in g w itn esses to p ro v e bis
being receved right along. The Dis­
continuous re s id e n c e upon and c u ltiv a tio n of
nlso undeveloped mineral estates, it
SOFT and FLUFFY BLANKETS said land, v iz ; M ile s P itc h e r, o f sta r; .Joseph
trict
Convention
will
beheld
herein
is but natural that capital will go
W ick s, o f Star; E d w a rd C ole, o f Star; C a rro ll
A r e th o d e lig h t o f a ll g o o d hou sekeepers.
H a rlo w , o f Star.
February. At that time a eompeti
O rd in a ry lau ndering fa ils to p ro d u ce
(J17'
J T B k i d g k h . R e g is te r.
where it does not have to take the
th
is
d
esired
result.
T
h
e
b
lan
k
ets
should
tlve drill of the teams present will
b e se n t to th e
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state on its payroll.
NOTICE FOR P U B L I C A T I O N
take place. The winning team will
C O T TA G E . GROVE . 8TE AM . LAU NDRY
U n ite d S ta tes Lan d Oillce, R oseb u rg, O re.
,
“ During the coming year the
then compete for prizes at the State
Out. 11. l'.HM.
W h e r e th is class o f w o rk m a n sh ip is a
N o tice is h e re b y g iv e n th a t in co m p lia n c e
Convention in Portland during the
s p e c ia lty . It r e c e iv e s th e a tten tio n o f
Lewis and Claris Fair will be held,
•rlth th e p ro v is io n s o f th e act o f C on gi
■» of
th o se s k ille d in a c h ie v in g s a tis fa c to ry
Lewis and Clark Fair.
June 3, )8,8 l e n t it le d " A n it. t f o r th e s a le o f
resu lts. P u re w a ter and pure soap a re
the main object of which (as I un­
tim b er la n a s in th e States o f C a lifo r n ia ,« »regon
th e c le a n s in g agents used.
A l l lau n d ry
N eva d a .anti W a sh in g to n T e r r it o r y ,” a a e x te n d -
w o rk Is w e ll d on e at th e
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derstand it) is to exhibit the won­
ed to a ll th e p u b lic la n d states b y act o f A u gu st
derful resources of the state and in­
Children for Adoption.
Cottage Grove Steam Laundry 4. 1892
N IC K A N D E R S O N .
o f Eugene, C ou n ty o f L a r e , S ta te o f O regon
vite capital for their development.
F lu m e M a in 34
W A fo n W ill C all
Boys uiny be had (and sometimes
has this d a y filed In th is otllue bis sw orn state
m ent Nt». «478 fo r th e purchase o f th e W 1 . N K
Surely the legislators of this state
girls) for— (1) ordiuary service at
S K U N K « ,, N W « , S E 1 „ «»f S ection N o. L*s.
T o w n s h ip 22 South, o f R a n ge :s w est, W . M ., and
must see the inconsistency of ex ­
wages; (2) upon indenture, [to
w ill o ffe r p ro o f to sh ow that th e land sou gh t is
I m ore v a lu a b le fo r Its tim b er or ston e than for
tending this invitation ami expect­
We come to your
work, attend school, aud be brought
i agricu ltu ra l pu rposes an d to estab lish his cla im 1
«
fire
to said land b e fo r e J . .1. W a lton , U . H. Cotn>
ing capital to l>e taxed for its co­
rescue, in case of
up somewhat as your own; [and—
I m issioner, a t his office, at E ugene, O regon , on
Kritiay t u 2 3 r d day •»[ D ecem b er, 19C4.
operation in making Oregon one of
ÌÒ ,
ARMS
( 3 ) children may be bad for legal
A S P EI AL TY
I
H e nam es as w itn esses:
Old papers lor sale at the Leader 1 adoption. Address, W. T. G ardsiii .
P ed er Opium. B lue R iv e r; Joh an n es .I. B rau ti,
the greatest states in the Union.
I IM ackbuttc; M a rtin H aagen son , E ugene; Joh n
I J . Rude, E u gen e, a ll o f Lan e C ounty. O rego n .
“ While other industries hare office 15 cents per hundred.
' Supt. Oregon Boys' and G ills’ Aid
A n y aud a ll nersons c la im in g a d v e rs e ly the
Society, Portland, Oiegou.
! a b o ve d e s c rib e d la n d s a re req u ested to file 'th e ir
FARM m i
USE COTTAGE GROVE
M AK E S IT
UEWAKE of COUNTERFEITS.
"D,‘\Vitt;H U till1 only Kvimliu'
Witch Hazel Salve” write« J. L.
Tucker, of Centre. Ain. "I have u«o<l
it in my family for 1 ’ile«, Cut« ami
Burn« for year« andean recommend
I it to be the bent Solve on the market,
livery family «hotild keep ft. as it is
an Invaluable household remedy,and
should always be kept on hand for
immediate use.” Mrs. Samuel liiice.
of North Bush, N. V., soya: “ I had a
lever «ore on my m i.u for twelve
year« that the doctor« could not
cure. All salvo« and blood retyedie«
proved worthies*. I could not walk
for over two year*. Finally I wna
|«T*aaded to try DeWItt'« Witch
Hazel Salve, which ha« completely
cured me. It 1 « a wonderful relief.',
IN-Witt'* Witch Hazel Salve cure«
without leaving a «ear. Sold hy the
Modern Pharmacy.
A Rare Chance
I claim s in th is office on or b efore «a id ■_ ; I d a y o f
D ecem b er, 1904.
J. T . B r i d g e s . R e g is te r.
Insure in an Old Line
Fire Insurance Company
and if you burn out, you
know yonr loss will lie
paid in full.
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BANK B U ILD IN G
C O T TA G E GROVE.
UNDER
ODD
FELLOW S'
HALL
Parker M E TC A LF MORSE SELL IT
..H A R D W A R E ..
PLUMBING
S to v e
in w a re
We have a large Supply of cheap
lumber, juvt wbat you want on a
ranch. Utice very cheap. Must
be «»id for otlier stock.
The Booth Kelly Lumber Co.,
•
Saginaw Ore.
A rim« nit 1 * 111 .
No Pill i* as pleasant and positive
a* IVW Itf* Little Karl;. I!i r« !),•-
Witt'* Little K.irly Hiaer* are *<« mild
and elTvetive that children, d lleate
ladle* and weak (w-ople enjoy their
eleatiHliiK eff.vt, while « i .' o i i k |Msqile
*a.v they h i * the bent liver pill« sold.
Solti by tho .Modern I’hannney.
M I N E R S ’
TOOLS
S U P P L IE S
JLj
Cottage Grove HOTEL
X I its . I .
I B a ta * p e r d a y
E. T
ho m pso n
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P IP E S
a
V A N D E N B U R G
I Room and board, per week........ t.Gu
OR
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Imperial Hotel
C o t t a g e lir o v e ,
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O re go n
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Headquarters for commer­
cial and mining men.
American and European Plan
Graduate of the American V eterinary
College o f New Y o rk City
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P a c if ic T im b e r Co. S to re
NONE BETTER
Phillips & Wheeler
Special rates to families.
Scholarship in Eugene Business
One block from S.P. Depot
College for sale. Special price. Ap-
K
K
A S O N A H L K It A T E 8
( ply at Leader office, or wrrite.
In buyiny Shoes you always wanf a | reliable
i t s . looks well and will wi
wear well
Shoe that f fits,
and you don’t want it to pinch. That's the
qualifications our Shoes have and we guaran­
tee all points mentioned. We can f i t you in
Rubbers, also.
BREAD
&
F I R E
Shoe Comfort
Fresh Beef, Pork, M u t t o n a n d V e a l
1
First
National
Bank
1900
.
H erbert Eakln
President
T. C. W heeler
Cashier
C A P IT A L
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E L E C T R IC
L IG H T S I
No home is complete without
them.
Safe, Convenient and
Economical.
W e will wire your house at
small cost
Chandeliers,Stand Lam ps and
all kinds of Electrical Fixtures
for sale at our headquarters on
Main Street.
$ 25,000
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