!J.-C M"i.1! I'um,,cri,,B ""'l I'nrmiHg Interests of this Community, to Good Government, and Hustling for a Living.
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Collar 0()V(, Oregon, Friday, Tune 2, 1899
isro. 19
Devoted tc
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GOODS!
BOHEMIA NOTES.
Devoted to Mines and Miners A Nugget Corres
pondent's Batch of News.
Eakin & Bristow.
PRICE
.NKU' C.OODS!
NKW GOODS!
NBW GOODS!
Sh.rt wuimIk, Hells, Collar, Hlld CnfTw.
tvrry mr Ih-miiIV. CIlUHpOT UlHIJ you
cm uiakt- them.
t DruM Silks In nil col
or mi.i tvle at price that evurylwdy
rili uir-ji l 1 wear lliuiii.
Kil iiluvitit in nil colors and latcat
mvlv fn-uiog)i ul 1.00 Mild 1.36 jior
pair.
M.Hirm-tiltf lKj Soil). Ill Hit UlO At-
lr,-,,v lorn. 1'rimi 2ft pvraont. lew
iImh tMr.
h.nn' Vruiiii. Tlioy are jwrfwt.
.n.j Mifi tu worry about making them
wean yf hi Hit) trouble.
I
fakin fi Bristol
Go To
Mrs. IV t S n f overs,
-!() It-
Fashionable ilrcsMiakinjr.
Mum Street. ('olla(irovo, Or.
'ifllccon Main ulrrnl. Writ Hl.lt.
Cottn(r (irovr. Oregon,
To The Public.
Vc desire to state that we have
established our Dressmaking Par
lars in ih room just north of Ctiin
ming & S-dir's grocery store.
First class work, reasonable
prices ami satisfaction guaranteed.
Your patronage solicited.
MRS. C. IC. JONliS,
MISS ORA PICKARD.
1. L. Stevens3
I Attorney.at.Law
Speciai attention given to Mining
Business and Collections.
Kl'OBNB .... ... OlIIKION.
Wm. RENSHAW
THE EXCHANGE
ALP WAI.KUR .... Manaiter.
PKAI.KR IN .
WNK WINKS,
LIQUORS,
CIGARS
Main Street, Cottage Groec, Ore.
T'io Denver TIiiioh-Suu and tho Ho
hoinla NiiKget, both jiajieiH Rent to any
KlilrcfiH for $1.50 carii In advanco.
NotothlH: You can procure tho Ho
''J-'i'da Nupget, your homo jmpor mid tho
"boulH Olobo-Domoerao for f 1.75 iur
yeilr whIi in advance.
A. Clark, of Montana, Iiiih hond
eiKlit eliiiniH near Itallard'H Landiii"
Ji 8imke river, for ono year, tho imui
ll,iiitloubelnjjtiivor if 100.000.
Eakin & Bristow.
OUR
CRESCENT BICYCLES.
Only JJo.Ofl cuxti for the bint goodH.
Durability ami price equaled by none.
To cvei y lady Ik. buy one of our U.uo
chain wheobi will. in the next IK) dny
we will give ii Iloyal Carjiet Sweeper
worth 2.ft0.
Outing I'lanm-ln. Fifty piece, nt re
duced icin. Sw pnitunm und col
ore. Cralnnnos, Hilkalinos ami Draneriea
at I0o to Sou.
I Urvim Lining. All ilto latwt thinu
1 in plain and fani-lift, Near Silk, Hilk
Mlrituu ami l..r...i I -...I U1I....I....
lVrcalint. An awortment of colon
, I hut do nut fail to attract favorable at
j tciition.
Eakin $ Bristow. :
These Illustratratcd
Publications.
Wiix hi: hknt iiv tub Xoiitiikiis I'acii'ic
RAILWAY Co., TO ASY ADWir.SS Ill-OS
JCgCKUT, IS ST A HIT, OH OTUKIt
WIHK, 01' THK AMOUNTS NAMED
WONDKRLAXD-
Au annual publication of alwut 100
1 pHift, khI Inn op in most attractive Ktyle
aiKi Im uiiIiIiiIIv illtiMt ruled ill hnlf-toue.
Tin- i-oiituiits of each number are varied
j and didi'icnt rom it pri"laeo8nur. The
NuKTHKiis I'ai'ikh- iiuH l come noted f.ir
1 thix pubhratioii. Tub TiM-nr Tniso is
lltu.is A) l.ii i.i. 1 1 hk. .Neiii! fix ceiitit.
Ylil.UnVSTONi; I'AltK MAT
A relief map of Yi llowutono Park.
Printed on firm paper, and hiiitablo for
uioiiutinc or f riitni i: ami for uo in
tehitoK. clas rooms etc. The lient mini
of the I'aik that id luiblidy distiibuteil.
Maileil in pHHtltoard tubes. Sond lOeta.
MAZA.M A I'AMlMll.irr
! A nice! IhiHtrateilpiimphlftt.doserit)'
I live of M . ut K.inicr, Washington, tfio
1 jjraiidetii .v-envored peak in the United
Stntec. Sen two eeiils.
KODTKN'M i-Ol.l)i:i!
An ilio- ald folder and relief mil) of
the Kont iiii ;iv!"'' i" UritMiColiimhia
north of S.. ! ne. tsend two eentH.
AHMY AVI) .YY HOOK
Tells n' il Iwth the V. S. andSpiinlHh
armiert an navicti at beKinniiiK of Sjhui
iHii.Ameii Mii war. Map of Cuba and
adjacent i dandH. A vest pocket historv
well win ih preserving for reference.
Scud ten coutw.
fn Hcmhnii for thenc write tho address
carefully, and Htato where advertiBemont
wasncan. ......
flrn. l'Mini;iir AbpiiI.
ST. I'AIM.. MINV.
Xll'ICH KOJt I'UIII.ICATION.
J.and Olllco at KoHebiiru', Oregon.
May 1. 1WHI.
Notice ih hereby uiven that the follow-inii-named
nottler has filed notice of Iiih
intention to make fluid proof in support
of hiH claim, and that wild pi oof will bo
made before tho Reenter and Receiver,
U. S. Land Office at Ronelmru', Orejrou,
on June 10. 1800 viz: Ilonjamiii CS.Crow,
on II. K. No. IM185 for the h ? Mj '.,
N 'u KB '4. So- 10. T. 20 8.. U. 5 WchI,
llo numeHthe following witnesecH to
prove hiH continuous residence upon and
cultivation of nnid land, viz:
.1. W. lshmnel, Arthur Kolley,
Willlnm fiilbert, Aaron Gilbert, of l.o
mne, Oregon. Jr. llltlIK1,Si
Itegiritcr.
Administrator's Notice.
i;!lvCi:!!d.V!&5'e
ii m imI In piCMiit Ilio mime within x i'1'"1,'1
Wi th ) nlo hereof to wilil iiiliiilnlKlmii.r.iit tliu
, 'oo Joh" M. WlllluiiiK Kiiwne. Oreuou.
1,110.1 thlH lOlll tiny of May. INK':.,,, ......
Eakin & Bristow.
GOODS!
Shoe Lfili(s Shoe Fine Shoes, j
Our $1.50 nml $'2.00 limn aro vnry to beat !
ami our $2.f0, Jff.OO ami fcJ.oO lines urn !
never 'iiiu!e(l. Gome nml coo our price '
ami you will surely buy. Latent Hyles
in nil widths.
ChnmbrayH. All colors.
New Table Spreads and Portiere in
lending dolors.
Calicoes) Calicoes! OollnocHl You
will ncknowlcdgo their superiority at
OIH'C.
New Hibhoua! Now colors, now
Hlyle and now prices.
Your cuhIi trado ih what wo want and
ii low price and bent goods count for
anything we will gel a large share of it.
I5alrin & Bristow.
AFTliR MANY YEARS.
Two drummers met at the Hotel
Sherwood on Friday last, joshed
each other in a genial way, ate' at
the same table, listened to the
same phonograph until u o'clock,
ate at the same time and table next
day, and sat down in the lobby of
the hotel after dinner to enjoy a
cigar and relate some of their ex
periences on the road.
Finally one of them spoke about
the time he was a boy in a certain
Indiana town; and the other knight
of the grip exclaimed: "II II I
was a boy in that town what's yer
name?
"My name is Ogden, Harry
Ogden."
Yes? Well Holy Moses! My
name is Fowler, Iew Fowler."
"Well I'l be d !!! boys to
gether! where's Hen ?"
In business in A "
"Where is John H ?"
"Oh, he's in Texas."
"And where is Maggie aud
Sarah?"
"Married both married."
And then those two drummers
got mixed up into one of the most
animated conversations over old
times when they wore knee pants
with the behind most end badly in
need of repair, punched bull frogs
with sharp sticks, got whipped by
the same school teacher, and sucked
eggs-
"Remember old Sollcngcr?" said
one. "You bet I do; old saddle
bags you mean?" "Yes; well one
day I fixed one of those pointed
things with paper on the end of it.
Sollenger was sitting in front of his
store with his feet propped up. I
threw the pointed concern and it
stuck in his shoe sole. Sollenger
says to me: 'Come here and pull
it out.' I walked up, and he kicked
me about twenty-five teet out into
the street."
Train time says the clerk."
"Goodbye," says one. "I'l see
you in S " says the other, and
the two men drifted apart again
It is reasonable to suppose that there can bo but one Cripple creek
to excite the mining world or that Colorado, Montana and California
can be the only stales that can produce rich mines in the same forma
tion and character of fissure veins mineralogists and geologicalist have
found essential in the requirements of permanent mines. Why cannot Bo
hemia with its once volcanic mountains which is penetrated with
fissure veins and heavily impregnated with gold, silver, copper and
lead, and has every feature of formation that proves permanency in
Colorado's richest mines. It iH safe to say that when one half the
money has been spent developing the prospects of Bohemia that is
spent in the remote districts hunting for quartz, or spent in other states
for the same purpose, there will be many mines equally as rich and as
famous as any of those that are the topic of the day in the mining
circles, for future possibilities take this district comprising of over 30
square miles of Lane and Douglas counties, and which is as little known
among mining men as any camp west of the Rockies and compare it
with the famous Cripple creek, the gem ot the gold producers of the ,
union, which once was volcanoes and covered with surface lava, called
andesite breccia or pudden stone, and is penetrated with gold bearing
fisures. Cripple creek is not alone in the leading formations for Bo
hemia lias just as good fissure veins penetrating porphry. Igneous rock,
lava, etc., and especially andesite of a decomposed nature, which has
been the formation of some of the greatest mines ever discovered. Bo
hemia is among the highest peaks of the Calapooia ranges from 4000 to
7000 feet, connecting the Cascade range, and in line with the mother
lode. The camp is practically a new one as far as development is con
cerned. What work has been done was very quietly and returned
handsome profits. None of the mines are worked at a depth to exceed
400 feet wilil .- they showed marked improvements in size of ore bodi.esd
and values improved as depth was gained. The ore is porous and
easily worked in m-wt cases and is free milling, and in some cases it is
heavy in copper, zrio and lead. Nearly all the ledge croppmgs of
which th ?re are thous uuls in the district carrying more or less gold
values but in sinking or drifting the value.? increase with depth. It
would be useless to describe the Bohemia district as it is without more
space for 110 mining man who is used to the showings of other camps
would believe one half of it. But had all the noted mines today been
left in the hands of the prospectors with capital we would have no
dividend paying mines, and that is where we stand today in Bohemia
The encouragements are far greater today for Bohemia than the Baker
City district ever had and the mines there have proved rich without
doubt. It might be well for Oregon capitalists to investigate their own
fields who have been searching the remote corners and isolated regions
of the far north hunting for mining investments. We also invite all
capital who want gold mines to come to BohenMa and inspect the
prospects that are daily discovered. It would beyond all doubt inter
est the most of them to see the large bodies of high grade ore, which
can be bought from the prospector at good figures but when middle
men get a hold of some of the prospects and expect to make $25,000
011 a S5000 option it is not to be wondered that the camp is held back.
This is not one case the writer refers to, but that has been the case all
the way through. I advise all who want to buy to come to the owner
direct, and save enough on the purchase price to develop the property
into a high tone proposition. Cottage Grove is the gateway to the
Bohemia mines.
One of the many discoveries of Bohemia that offers a promising
future is that of the Laura group owned by the Le Roy Bros, in the
Champion barin upon which they intend to do developing wcrk as soon
as supplies can be got in. It has all the features of a high grade
property and will bear inspection.
Another rich strike in the last sixty days is the Grizzly Mountain
Prospecting and Milling Company. They are rushing work with a
small crew of five men getting out oro for a shipment. The ore mns
high in copper and silver and about $8 in gold with 7 feet of ore in the
base, all of the east drift which adds to the future of Bohemia.
delving with all their energy into
their life's vocation after a few
moments talk about the old home,
aud boyhood pranks, away down
on the Wabash.
The Pacific covers 68,000,000
miles, the Atlantic 30,000,000, and
the Indian Ocean, Arctic and
Antarctic 42,000,000. To stow
away the contents of the Pacific it
would be necessary to fill a tank
one mile long, every day for 440
years. Put in figures, the Pacific
holds in weight 948,000,000,000,-
000,000,000 tons, ine Atlantic
averages a depth of uot quite three
miles. Its waters weighs 325,000.
000,000,000,000 tons, and a tank to
contain it would have each of its
sides 430 miles long. The figures
of the other oceans are in the same
startling proportions. It would
take all the sea water in the world
2,000,000 years to flow over Nia,
gara. -SITRSOIURIS-
Roliotnin NiHfget-
-Orogoninn
Whooping Cough.
I had a little boy who waB nearly dead
from an attack of whooping coagh. My
neighbors recommended Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. I did not think that
any medicine would help him, hut after
giving him a fewdoses of that remedy I
noticed an improvement, and one bottle
cured him entirely. It is tho best
cough medicine lever had in the houee.
J. L. Moore, South Burgettstown, Pa.
For sale by Uenhon Drug Co, Cottago
Grovo, Job Lyons, Drain, Druggiets.
NOTICE.
Twenty-five thousand brick for sale.
Bert Wood, Cottage Grove, Oregon.
Good authorities estimate that the lato
Mr. Flower's profits in tho last 18
months in Wall street have exceeded
$10,000,000 Ho has beenmo in that
timo the acknowledged speculative
leader in tho financial markets of the
United States
Tho Calumet k Hecla copper
mine nt Houghton, Mich., is said to
be nottingover $1,000,000 monthly.
Rocky Gulch Mining Co. will hold
their postponed January meeting on
May 81. Tho run tho past winter has
heen very satisfactory indeed.