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Devoted to the Milling, Ivitmberiti and Farming Interests of this Community, to Oood Government, and Hustling for a Living.
Collage Grove, Oregon, Friday, A.pril 7, 1S99.
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love in all colon anil latent
f.utcnings at 1.00 and 1.25 Htr
Ivm
lino He 8oic In nil the at-
Silor. Prices 25 percent, less
'ynr.
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n..i.. 'ir. rui ,.duli (m- ln lu.ut ixuula
n...r..n.' ! 1. .. SIlOCS-Ladies ShoCS-FillC SIlOCH.
chain wheels within tlin next 0 ,UiyH Wh U0 and H.M linen ure
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I in all widths.
Latest (styles
Outing Flannels,
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oi c.
Fifty pieces, at re
patterns anil col-
Crctonnee,
at 10c to 25c.
Drum Linings. All the latent things
in plain ami fancies, Near Silkc, Silk
Stripes, and Perenlines mid SHecics.
Porcnlinee. An iiHHortincnt of colors
Sllknlliics nnd Draperies t
Chambrays. All colors.
Now Tahlo Spreads and I'orl Iern in
leading colors.
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once.
New Ribbons! New colors, now
styles and new priccx.
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if low prices and hent goods count for
anything we will get a large share of it.
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r further in ormntlon write or cnll
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8T. I'AUL, MINX.
ADMIMSTUATOU'S NOTICK.
Ncwh From the Uicli Mining Fields of
Lane County Hich in Copper.
It now transpires that the Uohemia
mines arenot only rich in gold and
silver, but that according to recent de
velopments copper is to be found in
abundant quantities. Chun. Gcldmachcr
and II. D. Tefflt, who have just com
pleted a contract for .1. I. Jones on his
Confidence mine, whereby they have
done J'.OO feet of developing work on the
vein as well as 40 feet of cro-iscutting,
were in the city this week, and when
they came down they brought out some
as fine specimens of copper ore as was
ever turned out to the sun.
In conversation with n Nugget man
Mr. Geldmacher, who lias been in many
of the most promising mines through
out the United States, said that, in his
opinion there were very flattering pros
pects ahead of the ISohciuia district,
and in speaking in particular of his
recent work there and of the copper de
velopment he saiil that it was indeed
verv fine and that the ore proves itself
to be of an excellent quality showing
inches to 5 feet in
luue it irut in mum.
Speaking of other work going on up
there th-j gi'iiibtnen said that the
Noonday is still doing developing work,
blocking out a high qu-ility of ore and
hustling tilings right ai nig.
In the Musick, tti.' crjv is hard at
work on development work, the result
of which is a v -ry excellent qualitiy of
highlv satisfactory ore. They are now
anxiously awaiting for uoo l weather, and
as soon as it come.", their machinery will
be hauled in on double quick time and
then things will commence to go with
a rush.
In the Zineker Bros, mines work
has been progressing all winter with
vim, and while they have met with
many obstacles having nnd an enor
mous amount of hard dirt to go through,
the result of the winters work is per
fectly satisfactory. In some instances
the ground through which they have
had to work has been so extremely hard
that they could make only two or three
feet, per week.
Harlow and Stocks made a mill run
last fall, which came up to their moat
saniruine expectations. They would
have continued all winter but were com
pelled to close down the mill work
owing to a shortage of wood. They
have an excellent showing of ore.
Al Churchill has a splendid showing
and has been doing considerable devel
opment work this winter, and expects
to return right away and continue the
same. Mr. Churchill's property is
highly spoken of.
J. I. Jones, who is quite extensively
interested in mines in the Bohemia dis
trict, contemplates hustling the work
on his holdings this season, and is
already making araugements with that
end in view.
Tlio Grizzly Creek group of mines
owned by J. C. Klopfenstein, Al John
son. Byrne Bros, nnd Henry Jounson,
as jolly a gang of boys as one will find
in any "diggius," is considered one of
the best properties in the district, and
is developing as lino specemens of cop
per ore as one would care to see.
It is rumored that John Potterson, of
the Musick, recently gotj caught in a
snow slide. However this is only a
grapevine report.
Notloo Is horeliv Klvon that the umlarslKnoil
Iuih boon duly umiolntoit by the County Court
nt I tim I'finntv. (irotfnn. immlnlstrtitor of tho
j cutiitoiif HIIiir Umc, dccciisod.
All ersoii8lmvliiK claims iiKnlnst sulrt estate
nro nerouy ronuireu in jireom mo mine m inu
Church meetings are held at thd
schoolhoiise now.
Mr. Alec1 Wright has conipldtdd hid
work on the schoolhoubej and ichool
will begin next Monday.
Mr. K. F. Smith has finished shearing
his goats.
Mr. Jacob Gerwitz is slashing ofT ft
part off his farm.
Trout arc coming up the forks of the
small streams in this vicinity.
Anon.
J. C. Cox, foreman for Glass Bros.-
sash and door factory, will be here tho-
last of the week to commence putting
in the machinery which will be shipped
soon.
WALKER, ITEMS.
J. K. Wiseman of Mosby Creek, was
doing business here Monday.
John Stoneburg, of Cottage Grove,
was visiting friends here Sunday.
Mr. Frank Heyer of Eugene, was
doing business in this vicinity Monday.
Clias. Wright went to the Grove Sun
day.
John Weeks, Will Lane and A. B.
Tait, attended lodge at the Grove Satur
day night.
About 15 men are working on the
switch at Walker, and expect to have it
completed by the 8th, so the locals; can
pass at this place.
Those who attended the easter ser
vices at Creswell Sunday, say they were
line.
G. 0. Walker has his new store nearly
completed.
A BIG TIMBER DEAL,.
Booth-Lumber Company- Makes a
Large Purchase.
I was reading an advertisement of
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy in the Worcestor
(enterprise recently, which lends mo to
The Oregon lan.
And tho Bohemia. Nugget for $2 por
ycar.caBhin advanijcj;- This is without
doubt the greatest ofubbing offer dieted
by Oregon newspapers today. Tho
Oregonian is without doubt excelled by
none, in point of news both local and
foreign, in 11 clenr P't. and besides
has that great redeeming feature, de
void of sensational nnd disgusting
lltoraturc. Remember tho two papers,
tho Weekly Oregonian and your homo
upper tho Ihihoinia Nugget for $2,
eK'!: ,w.ihlM,8ir.i.onilr,J.Vlth0o,ffi write this. I can truthfully say I never
used any remedy equal to it for colic
linriuif.
Dated this 2-Jnd day of February. 1809.
0. IT. KNAIT,
Administrator.
Jihcumatittm Cured.
My wifo has used Chamberlain's Pain
Balm for rheumatism with great reliof,
and I can recommend it as a splondid
linimont for rheumatism and other
household use for which wo hnvo found
it valuable. W. J. Cuvum, Red Creek,
N. Y. Mr. Cuyler is ono of tho leading
merchants of this village and pno of tho
most prominent men in this
vicinity. W. G. Piihtin, Editor Red
Creek Horald. For ealo by Bknson
Duua Co, Cottage Grovo. Jot Lyons,
Pniin Druggist.
and diarrhoea. I have never had to uso
more than ono or two doses tocuro the
worst case with myself or children. W.
A. Sriioun, Popomoko City, Md. For
salo by Bknson Dkug Co, Cottage Grovo.
Joi: Lyons, Drain Druggist.
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SEST
THE WOIII.D.
cut
offectod I
FPU SALE BY DEALERS GENERALLY. Syf
Old papers for sale at this office.
The following dispatch is self explana
tory :
San Francisco, April 1. One of tho
biggest deals in timber lands in Oregon,
made in some time, was consumated
Friday in the purchase, by the Booth
Kelly Lumber Company, from the
Southern Pacific Company, through W.
II. Mills, of a large tract of land in Lano
county, the consideration being $121,299.
The lands purchased are tributary to
Mill Creek, and are located east of, and
about sixteen miles from Coburg, tho
terminus of tho Oregonian railway on
the east side, which runs out from Port
land. It is the purpose of the Booth
Kelly Company to construct a railroad
from their newly-acquired lands to Co
burg, and the road may ultimately be
extended westward to connect with the
main lino of the California & Oregon
railroad, about five miles north of Eu
gene city. This enterprise means the
employment of a large amount of
capital,nnd a large number of men. The
company expects to cut 1,000,000 feet of
lumber during the season.
TURKISH BATHS AT HOME.
A perfect sanitary, sclf-supportinfj
bathing aparatus, rubber lined and has
a door.
Produces cleanliness, health and a
clear complexion.
Dispels colds, fevers, skin diseases
nnd cutaveous eruptions.
Prevents diseases.
Recommended by eminent physicians.
Prof. Hudson's Electric Homo Ani
mator sold by Chas. E. Lank,
Oakland, Or.
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