Con 'J 'Af4.j Devoted to the MiiK, Lumbering and Krnliug Interests of this Coiiiiiuinity. to Good fl nvrlllttlnnf .....1 If ... ... .- rr: u,u' iuisuing tor a giving ''Kh TriJ rv' ' j.1 nuuy, KJct .1899. NO. 89 wj Vinhl ICS. Ot.J Ot.2 1-YQUR ATTENTION V A 10 LLbD to an Elegant line of LADIES WRAPS, jt i, direct I'OR STYLE. QUALITY and ,.,UC. wc cannot be KXCELLKD. Call and see tliem at the Old Reliable Store! BOHEMIA.NOTESv A General Write-up of the Camp Continuv From Week to Week. i LIVE AND LET LIVE, IS OUR MOTTO i3AKTN & :BR:i:STOV. YOU ARE CAUTIONED in jOTTOHUV GOODS otit of Town or clscwlicre, before exaininiug our large and V y. well selected stock of General Merchandise. ij JVOU WILI HEED the above warning, you will profit by it. Wc sell goods atUKD-ROCK TRICKS. ? 5EN'TS' Overcoats and Kurnishiug goods. J '2 n JHjUOlKS wrappers mid furnishings. PRICKS WILL SUIT. EAKIN & BRISTOW, Cottage Grove, Or. RK m'i is.i Come And See Our New s Get our prices; we have a large assortment of goods, and we want your trade. We will sell you goods ns close as they ran be bought for any place. O ir shoe depart ment is complete anil we undoubtedly have the largest line in Lane county outside of Kugeue. We have ladies shoes Iroin 75c to $3. 50. Mens shoes from Si. 50 to $5.50. l,r $5 5 loggers shoes can not be beat; they have the best material and workman ship that can be put into a shoe, give them a trial; also have loggers for $4 and $4. 50. Wc hnvCMi large line of furnishing goods and want you to inspect our line and get our prices before buying elsewhere. Mens underwear 35c to $1 .75, overshirts 35c to $3, latest styles in collars, all kinds of ties 15c to 50c, white and colored shirts, hose 5c to all wool 50c. hats all styles 50c to $3. boys suspenders all. kinds 10c to 60c. We have a nice line of dry goods and our prices are all right. Dress goods, dress ginghams, prints, silks, velveteens, laces, ribbons, embroideries; outing flannels, canton flannels, bed. spreads, wrappers, skirts, towels and toweling oil cloth and table cloth linen and cotton, India linen cretons and drygoods notions of all kinds. Groceries, glasswaae, drugs, school books, brooms, cutlery, jewelry, toilet articles, razors and shaving soaps, and noti n .of all kinds. Give us a call. am MINING NOTES. 6arman & JNkwlaiicl V In the Cape Nome district men have been known to wash out as high as $300 and occasionally $400 per day, with a rocker, although the average in the beach diggins is about $60. Notwithstanding, there are many men who drift home with less money than they came with. I R. J. Jennings has a well written article in Saturday's Guard, on the Blue River country. Mr. Jennings speaks in glowing terms of the prospective future of that acknowledged rich district, showing at once , that while he is heavily interested in Bohemia property he is not adverse 1 to doing justice to other districts. This is the right spirit and should be followed up by more mining men. There is room enough for every body in Oregon, and if one district won't hold 'em all there are others, and Blue River is one of 'em, and a mighty good one too. An error appeared in last weeks mining notes, in the matter of the bonded price of the Broadway property owned by Messrs. Giiffith and j Reed. The price should have been $30:000 instead of $25,000. How ever since last issue the bond has been declared off. A It LOW Attorney-at-law Real Estate. - - OREGON. DRAIN J. E. Youg, ATTORNEY AT LAf 0n Mulii Ktreot, Wot Hl.lo, Wtnge drove, Oregon, 1. Stevens, Attornev-at-Law 4fc I 8ptciai aention given to Mining "usiness and Collections. IIOLLENBECK BROS. AND BRISTOW. Headquarters for Mining men. Kvory want attended to. o EuGKNK, OlUSClON. OlllHIOK. 1IKLMUH W. TIIOMMMW CIIAH, A. HAIII1Y. Thompson & Hrdy, AttoriieiH and Coinmelorti at Law. Special Attention given to the Law of Mines. Evuusu, Oitudu.v. GO TO Mrs. Pet Snnfforrt's, FOR Fashionable Dressmaking. Main Street, - - 0 ottago Grove, Or. The stea mer Dirigo irom Ska g way to Seattle brought out i,250, 000 worth of Klondike gold this week. On tlio 10th of I) eecm ber, IS97, Rev S. A. Donahoo, pastor M. K. church 8011th, I't. Flo sunt, W. Va., c. ntracted a hovoio cold which was ationdcd from the beginning by violent coughing. Ho aaya: "After resorting to a number of uo-uallcd ' specillcs,' usually kept in tho Iiouho, to no imrposo, 1 purchased a bottle of Chainborlain'a Cough Remedy, which acted like a charm. I most cheerfully recommend it to tho public." For Halo by Hunhon Duim Co., Cottago Grovo. Lyosh and AI'I'lko.vti:, Drain DnlggiStii. IT IS HERE I The Largest Stock in South Lane! -o- -Consisting of- Slielf and Heavy Hardware; Stoves aue Tinware; Pumps, Pipes and AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTSlrv Guns and Ammunition, Studebrker Wagons, Canton Clipper Plows, Harrows, Etc. For Miners Supplies, the only house South of "Port land. Give us a call. GRIFFIN & VEATCH. COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON. Take- your laundry to Geo. E. Grillith, agent of tho Eugeno Falaco Laundry. Goes down Thursday and et urns Saturday afternoon. Nokea tho shou ropaitor opposite Racket store. Good work and cheap prices. Trust your watehos, clocks and jowotry with Davidson tho jeweler, who does good work and guarantees tho same.. "All work entrusted to Davidson tl o .lowolur'will bo promptly attended to and guaranteed. mm.- 4