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Bring YouWjob Wcrk to
NoKet'JoBOffide.
f. Prices Reasonable
The Proiprou Business Men
of Cottage Grove Advertise in
the Nujreet.
Devoted to (lie Mining, Lumbering and Farming Interest of this Community, to Good Government, and Hustling for a Grub Stake.
vol. :cr.:n
Oo(:l;ag G-rove, Otf&gon, .IT'i-iday, 'STehraary S, 1901
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PROFESSIONAL
J. E. YOUNG
Attorneii'Ut-Luiv
OOln iu Main liwl, Wl Hli1-
COTTAGK GUOVK, OlUC.
J. a JOHNSON and P. (!. EBY
attorneys and Counsclors-ut-fMW
miUI HUullon ilftu lii HIiilinf.l'oriKimtliiii
wv mil Jltrmiilllu lw.
. OBm our 0tmii A Xwlinl'i In'.
COTTAGK GROVE, OKK.
J. S.. MEDLEY
Mtorney-al-Law o. o o
.-081 r on Mln ilret :
CoTTAOK GKOVK, OUK.
JEROME KNOX
AUorncy-at-Law
Trotapt tttillni ' In MlnliiK WiIiicm.
.Cqttaoic Gkovk, Quit.
X. L, STEVENS
AUorncy-at-Law
efUI kltcntton flvn In Mining lliuliit"
nil ('nlUcllniK.
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KUC.KNH, OKK.
imiuui w. TnaMrmiM tn. i. maiiiiV.
TiHOMPSON & HARDY
jjuwiin uw v..
fUtorntysand Counselors-at Law
HMfUUItantlnnilTCti In llmlatvuf Mlne.
. ifiiiii'viniVi
hUdhMv, uuIm
T T rj APPI5
XJ. X. m
Hjtorpeu ami Counselor-at-Lair
5flitiiilonrlt'n1ill"iUwiirjlliicii.
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f. U-at Natlunnl ISmilc Itnllilln.
rhunyU. Ur mll ienilrein)intitUeiiiliiii.
',. '. . ,!. . . ciiitauk iiiiovi:! our..'.
o-ii;g
Lloyd & Nevill j
Mi.s'iio :niisi:khh
u.. in: uty miskhai. huhvkyimw
, ii.kiuuiJUOIi i ninicr in iiiinmerra
; Mrs. Kallierlnc Scli'lccf, M. I).
Diseases cf Women and Ciillilrcn
COTTAGK GKOVK, OKK.
D. J. GOVER -
Prgspecior.and Mine Locator.
Kor Information, on Bohemia'
Mining' District write inc.
Sp4Ul Alttntlon (liven In Ciirrc.Miiiiletico
BOHEMIA, ORE.
'BUSINESS.
00 10
MRS. PET SAN-FORD'S
Por Fashionable Dressmaking.
UAlN BTItKKT
COTTAGK GROVU, 0r.
EAKIN & BRISTOW
BANKERS-2
Trtniet a OenfrM Unnklni? Ilmlnoia
In Alt III Jlnuit'lioi.
COTTAOK GKOVK, ORIS.
J. W. BENTLY,
The practical Boot and Shoe mnker,
located in the front part of the
Christ man harness shop,
Repairing neatly nncl quickly done
and satisfaction guaranteed. Call
G. A. COBB
Proprietor of the Elite Confectionery
Alio Wholsaler and R tailr of all
Kinds of FRUITS.
Also dealer in Cigars, Tobacco
and Candies.
UJUWli
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FOR MEN.
I bj Wu handle Suramin (iloveCmiipHiiv'H
1!(hhIm. 1 iit'v Hrc I'liii'lilvrcil llib
lant glove ill tlio market.
a
' 3 Coj y. on sim-k win. p-mmied
!B Hiring fMHieiiur Maud 76c.
U Olir fill'lllll '.'root line lint H H)ft,
2 ''If itlnvi', iih well iih durable;
g iimiUi wllh imlfiilcl cirlnit fiit-
uuur S-'i', 1 1 hiiiI $1 '.'5.
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S rr "T.-.. .irivin Kiuve. .i as.
o Siinumn llnck, lixlit woijtht. flno
2 iiiH'k, 110 1 mini, tin'ii lim-k, l'nrtiT
m ihhIciu'I-, wcIIwI.wmx Hiiimi llirwml
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... GARMAN & NEWLAND ... -
H. C. MADSEN,
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Watcumaki-.r. I
l!ouilrlnicnt reHMtiKlilo rlnrjw. ,
All uurk Kii'iriniloutl (Iml-claiMi.
WbUIicii, Clixfkn unil Jowelr.r nt l.dwol Prices '
COTTAGK GKOVK, OKK.
ELITE o Shaving o Parlor
, COTTAGK GKOVK, OrU.
GEO. ,E. GRIFFITH, Trop.
W. H. ROBINSON
' Practicing Physician.
Ofikc mid residence on River street
near Wall, Cottage Grove, Ore.
R. A. SANDERS,
ruoruiKTOK OF
m i SALOON.
Wines, Liquors nnd Cigars.
Choice Brands.
A Favorite Resort.
COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON.
BARKER & MARTIN
l'llOl'UIKTOHS OF
THE EXCHANGE"-"'
nu.ymiiH i:i fink
WINES, IJQUbRS, CIGARS.
Aliiln utrcot, Ontlnuu (linvn, Orti.
W. H. SMITH
Proprietor of, the CAFE ROYAL
on River street, near the bridge,
i COTTAGK GKOVH, OHM.
Short orders day and night. Every-
, thing first-class and the best the
market nlorys,
Our 15th Annual
Clearance
l.s jSTow On.
During this month only, we arc offering all our LADIES' CAPES,
JACKETS, UNDERSKIRTS and WRAPPERS AT COST.
Also our Wiiith Woo. Ui.ankkts.
jarpins i Mnwni missus
Outing Flannels and Iflccced Wrapper Cloths at Cut Prices,
Silk Waist Patterns nt Cost.
L'ov SPOT CA.SI-I -s
Eakin & Bristow.
Garman & Nowland
COTTAGE GROVE, ORE.
l-'OR HOYS.
Cotton Sweiliir. gooil rpiallty. III
iimriH)ii ami acortixl , fli'iKfl
colurn
All-Wool, UkIiI woigbt, a-(jrlHl col
ored eiriM!tI 1 36.
1? OR MEN.
Cotlou, good qimlily, color ma
' riKjti 50c
MixmI Cotton hiiiI 001, ' meil
ISajiitt M'unVe. oiilyTTflBr wiT,
Mixtt Cotton mill Wool, iiieiliuiu
KOrtiil wilid ro!or f I tiV
All. Wool, vtrv fliu (itinlltv. in mh
cortiil ciiluriil HirlpcH. . . Jl.
W iltu. me limn iirnvv 60.
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g IT IS HERE! g
'Pile Leargest Stock h Sohtl Iraie!
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CONSISTING OK ' ITS
fahclf and Heavy Hardware; Stoves and Tinware; Pumns, s
Pipes and AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS! 5
S Guns and Ammunition, Studebaker Wagons,
Canton. Clipper Plows,
i cJl
For Miners' Supplies( the only house South of Portland.
SC: dive us a call.
g GRIFFIN & VEATCH, ' 3
COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON.
i A.fcTlie
U a
At WALKER, OREGON,
Is a Farmer and sympathizer with all men of honest industry, jgfi
(U as you win sec ny quality 01 goous nnu prices. jjjj
m Dry Goods, Groceries and all kinds of Feed. 5gj
H Our Garden Seeds arc (lie Ilcsf. M
Also patent medicines, drugs, cts. Also the OREGON elj
y PRODUCT PAINT, the very best for quality and finish. Es
y G. O. WALKER, Wai.kkr, Ori;gon. S
MICROBES!
Vot is, dem tings I hear? They increase by division from one to ten
million in 24 hours. They live b absorption. They are the cause of
sickupss, disease and decay. Would you destroy them? Dritik
iRstdom's Microbe Ivillex".
Information and pamphlets free.
. t, ' A. F. HOWARD. A?ent.
PRnlUoncp ritli J. K. Barrett.
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Safe
pjiif
Sliois.
FOR CHILDREN.
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I.a"M IIo'kIh, miiilc of iiice 0tTi 0
work; cry prutly iltiinH h
36 to 05c. 2
Kiiibroiilcnxl ami Tuckt'l MtiHlIn
anil Swiff, iliirurent ili'fijiiiH
76utol35. 2
Lailics' Sun I'.otinelH, ninilo of rliam- g
bray, full back frown, ftilchcl g
mill liiiwl, iis.-orttxl uolorn. .50i-. o
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Our lino of Loo-o Kuibroiilprics, Rib- a
biiiiH and Dryocxltt Xotigni, in J
l'ire. g
Lniliiw' Summer Skirtf, lurpe vari-
e
o
SlrTft nwpiiiiifoilt oolorti anl
kbuU ...80ctoU75. g
LailioM AecK w unr in latent Ftylcs.. u
loo to OOc. o
Harrows, Etc.
H
MICROBES?
' ' COTTAGK GROVE, OKKGQJC.
THE BOOTILKELLY CO.
Heaviest Lumber Shippers in Ore
gon. 'file Columbia River and Oregon
Timbermau, published at Portland,
has tlie following in its issue for
January concerning the Uooth
Kelly Company, Lane county's
great lumber firm:
In 1897, Messrs. J. 1?. Kelly, G.
II. Kelly. J. II. llooth and R. A.
Hooth entered into a contract with
J. f. Jones, whereby they leased
the premises now widely known as
the Saginaw mills, in Lane county,
Oregon. In the agreement re
ferred to an option was given the
lessees to purchase the premises,
wlltpll rntinii U'eic lofir aippn1l ourl
the above named gentlemen became
the owners of the property named.
xtr.-.i.:.. r .! .i r.
they added to their capital a suffi
cient amount to make the total in
vestment $50,000 and incorporated
1 under the title of The Booth-Kelly
I Lumber Company. Immediately
' thereafter they added to their hold
.ings of timber lands in that vicinity
; and erected a second saw mill, giv
ing them a total capacity of 100,000
i feet for each ten hours run. They
I also added a dry kiln and additional
j planing machinery and, in various
I ways, increased tl. fr shipping
1 facilities and became acuye in the
lumber market, extending
their
sales to various parts of the country,
This was their introduction to the
. , . , .
Orpirnii nin fnri;ts nf thiii utnt( at I
all of the gentlemen had been for
merly operating in soft pine in the
southern part of Oregon, in which
In 1898 the capital of the com
pany was increased to $250,000 and
additional timber lands were se
cured; in 1899 their capital was
again increased to $1,000,000 and,
on the 14th of December last, an
other quarter of a million was added
j to their capital, wiucn now gives
j them a total paid-up capital of $r.-
250,000. During all of this period
they have been active in buying
timber lands until they perhaps now
have the largest holdings of timber
lauds of any one in the state. Their
lands have been carefully cruised
by members of the firm all un
desirable claims being excluded
trom their holdings.
In 189S the company leased the
Cobrug mill propertyat Coburg,
belonging to J. C. Goodale, the
lease provided for an option to pur
chase; in 1S98 the option was closed
and the property taken over; the
mill was rebuilt, a standard dry
Uilu added as, also, a new planing
mill and storage sheds and addi
tional lands were purchased for
lumberyards and mill ponds, until
now the Coburg plant is one of the
neatest and best equipped in the
state.
In the early part of 1898, the
company entered into negotiations
with the Southern Pacific Company j
for the purpose ol having a railroad
line from Springfield to their lands
on the Mohnwk river. A few)
months thereafter construction of
this line began and has "since been j
completed, the terminus being at a
place named Weudling, where the
company have now in operation a
miU that is conceded to be the most
economical producer and best
equipped of any in the country.
Extensive lumber yards are laid out
on these-premises; double standard
dry kilnsare in operation and one
of the- finest planing mills to be
found' anywhere. The company
are now' erecting a storage shed of
2,000,000 capacity for holding their
kiln-dried lumbar.
At this time the company are the
heaviest shippers iii the stc, pro-
per hour, thtir tnilli are ail o vr
ating. It will be seen, ly tin
statement that they can easily ship
half-million feet daily by running
full time, or twenty hours daily.
They carry good stocks of lumber
on hand and have a storage ca
pacity in their sheds for 5,000,000
feet of dressed material:
The company are making a
specialty of rush orders and long
timbers and have recently filled
orders for sticks 36 by 36 inches
for foreign shipment and arc send
ing out many sticks from 70 to no
feet long, ranging in sizes from 12
by 12 to 20 by 30 inches, some of
these sticks containing as much as
5000 feet.
No lumber concern in the country
has grown as, rapidly as the Booth-
j ? e"y, efea' llJ!n?S f3.re
d,,Cted fr lhe-m' by their friends in
, the coming .years. Members of the
' Hrm nri.CAtintlir FHn.!n am .1 .I.a
...... J.VIUU.I.IJ 3UJI UJLCIJU WJG
manufacturing and great care is
taken in the filling of the orders.
It is said that whoever once deals
with this firm are always their
friends, as they are extremely care
ful that .their patrons should be
satisfied.
A CONVINCING ANSWER.
''I hobbled into Ifr. Blnckmon'a drug
store one evening," enys Wesley Nelson,
of Hamilton, Oa,, "and he asked mo to
try Chamberlain's Pain Balm for rheu
matism with which I had AtifTered for a
longtime. I told him I had no faith In
any medicine as they all failed. He
j M: 'Welljif Chamberlain's Pain Balm
I T, n0,,e,1p vd,'V. !,cwl not ,piiy J0
it, I took a bottle of it home and used it
accordiuj to tlio directions and in ono
week I wav )red, and havo not since
Wn troubled w'ub rheumRttom." Sold
by Hekhos JWCti C,., Cottage Grovu.
TO DOG OWNERS.
Lorane, Ore., Jan. 14, 1901,
I am going to kill all the dogs I
see chasing deer in this vicinity.
The dogs have been running deer
for the last week against the law,
and I will see it they will run
against bullets.
Joijn G. Haskin.
WORKING NIGH V AND DAY.
Tlio busiest and mihtioat little thing
tluit ever was made is Dr. King'a Hew
Life Pills. Tliese pills cbango weakness
into strength,, ligtleusness into energy,
brain-fag inta mental power. Tlioy'ro
wondorful in' 'building up the linalth.
Only 25e per box.' Sold by Bkxso.v Druu
Co.
The sena'te-biltproviding for sub
mission to1 the'people at the next
general electiqn of an amendment
to the constitution the initiative
and referendum has heed passed.
The legislature of 1899 and the
present session have adopted a
resolution in favor of the proposed
constitutional amendment, it was
necessary to. prepare its way for
submission to the people as re
quired by law. . There was no ob
jection to the bill, and it passed to
the final vote under suspension of
rules, and now the great question
of accepting or rejecting the initi
ative and referendum is up to the
people, to be definitely settled on
the first Monday in June, 1902.
Tlio greatest danger from colds and
lngrlppu la their resulting In pneumonia.
If reasonable euro is used, bowover, and
Uliainberlulifu Cough Heiuedy taken, all
danger will bo avoided. It .wlil cure ft
cold or an attack of lagripno in less time
than any othor treatment. It is pious
ant and safe totako. Forsaloby IJKXsojf
Diiua Co., Cottngo Grove. Lyons &
Ai'i'Luo.VTK Drain Driigglstc
FOR SAW OR TKADK I'OR COTTAGE
GUOVK I'ROrKRTV,
40 acres miles from Mnpletoi)
on Siuslaw river at head of tide;
Good frame dwelling, orchard in
bearing, 5 acres in cultivation,
ballance good cedar qr Or timber
Inquire or write to James Heinenr
way, Cottage Grove, Ore.
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