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TIHNS. OUT'dOOll WOIIIC AT
MOST ' llHASONAtlLU i.'JtlUKM,
Devoted to the Mining, Lumbering and Farming Intercuts of this Community, to Good Government, and Hustling for a Grub Stake.
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Hi )H hM D A T mRT:
vol. ip:
lUiQFKSSIONAL.
J. E. YOUNG
AUoiium(U-Law . .
OHIoo nil Mln ntlnit, Wiwl Hlitn
Cottaou Gnovic, Ohh.
in
7ALL AH
Co I. (.ago Grove, Oreg'OJi, Friday, INverribc-3r 8, 1901.
1
STO. 4,3
J, 11 JOHNSON ami F. (!. KIIV
rtttorncus and Caunsclan-at-l.ai'v
HnecUl iitloiitlnti jilveu In Mining, ('iiriHimtlim
mill JktcniilllB .k.
Offli'a tivor durum it A llmttsti w,t ntiii.
COTTAGE GROVE, ORE.
J. S. MEDLEY
Atlorney-at-Liuv o o o
: Ortlrcim Main iitrrot :
Cottaok Ghovic, Oku.
JEROME KNOX
Allumey-tU-Laiu
Prompt Attention I1 In MIiiIiik IIikIiivm.
CoTTAOIt GltOVIt, OUK.
dux. . tunny.
& HARDY,
IIKI.MUM W. TH0MI1HIN
THOMPSON
,1 toricis and Gounsclorx-at Law
Hflnl ntlertllonKl veil l ihu law of Mini.
k tTi i kn i: . 6 u k.
L. T. HARRIS
flUornr.ti and (latinsclar-at-I.tiic
Hi'iM-litl Attention y!en lojUqJuw of Mint.
I'lrHt Nulloiml Hunk Hiilldlng.
KUliKNK. OUK.
.nil nrrivi'.l' Ni'v Rtvlcp In l.iidlo',
MIkm-h mill Child's Caput mid .Inrlo'lH.
Soiiui now lines df IuIIoh' Drew
okliip. Iliiiny D.iy Nlilrm nml Iti-iidy
made Wnipper for winter.
Home liCHitl Iful MurrcriMil Hntinu
Unili'ii-ldrl- nt eoxt.to clocoout. Onlv
it few lufi in 1 hoy me gulng rnpidly.
DicmTrlmiiiliiKu: Tim Intent designs
In M nml AIIiimiii trimmings nml
Sllkn. nlwi vidua ilblmii. Now tlilngH
nrrlvlng wvi kly .
Miiollti: Siiiull holts of Cnbot A nml
Cm but V, fiiini I yds. to yr vd., oncli
ill llninmiin prlru u-r yunl nsfiiruo ones.
i mi don't mud to Invent ho itiiu:h lo got
tlio price.
AATfcCl'
YY 111 1.1.1 UUU1A3
((! (Ml l
MTBRTOBBBOILT.
Outing I'ImmiicIh nt
SfltMllfl III TIltlMlil .if f.OO I'lirili.
r,n In
IOh. Largo
Kill. ftl'.
iViY Until Towels fnr'.V. Thin lull ..runt
Mnrlliloxhos to uloso nt OOu to
dollnr.
Ladles: W'c Iiiivc ii new llmurf nil
kinilx of Hlicnm from the hiiimII irlintoi'rH
tu llicliiijiCMt hi: If you 11 ro Iff t-hamlfl
tin Iiiivc llic oiui yon uniit.
KiirmiTx j Wo linvo jnxt tocolvrt! n now
nml t'omiilolo line In I'ockot -Kidvoc,
Ilnlolii'r Knlvw nml Uiizoih mid fivjsry
lllllllo in U'llllUllUCll III Jill lilt i it I fvrttcil .
Tliov nro lioniiilvM nml will gh'o HUtlpfin--tiou'.
Wo nro oIokIiik out our Unnlwnro hiicIi
um BIiov'I'Ih, jili'i, I'oikH, Axon. Poor
l-ockx, lllii(.''c, uli'., nt cost. Cult in
ulioii you umil b,ii;niiiH.
To tlio School Children: Wo am of
forliii; our riohool iliiK'H, Slntoi, etc, nt
cott. Our lino of TnblutH U n good one
Our ITiuhri'liiiH nro nil liiirgaiiis nt 'nic
All our Ooiil'n I.lncn colnrf, 15c. 2 for
2.m former price 20e each. All the
Into! Hlylcf , Our I.inon ShirlM nru tlio
lifft hi tho murkot.
Our Olove ctoek is of f lie best, Tn
fct it in inipoMiblu to llml nuy tllnt
cxccln ourc. Working glovon it t from
Iw to f l.!0 ior pulr.
Our .Men' slnd Iloy'u Wool Undurwenr
nml Hwtmtum Hru warmer, wtttir longer
nml ('out lew tlmn you will p ty olowhuro
for tliHin. .
McnV Wortsina Pantf nt f 1.00 to f 1.7g..
Working ShfrlH iitTOc, worth 005 to Iffy.
We notitivHlv'hiive tho5 Inrcotft line of
Wool llofu for Iulloii, MiMB iiml jlnl
ilrco and nlso Slen
Htock.
SPECIALLY ADAPTED
TO ORES OF BO
HEMIA DISTRICT.
in rgiil n nml you ehould Inko udviiiitngu to fll.OU. Come in nnd select omivmlv.
of it nl oiicii. Itfinuuibur coif opening one for men.
llmt wo over hndflul
Jllnnkel nt from 0'ic to $3.0T per pidf.
Uubbur OooIh lire much cheaper thnu
Iuhi your.
r r ifr&rsrs
EAKIN
BRISTOW.
It Will be Erected in Port
land by- tKe Time "the
New Railroad! is Com
pleted.
Kcucrnlly understood by tlie pub
lic. I'or ' example, if wc send to
the Tncoum smelter ores fiom our
mine, wc must elect for what par
ticular metal we desire it treated.
Gold, of course, predominates in
our rock, but it also carries an
average of $29 in silver and cop
per. The value of these two lat
ter inqtals is lost to us entirely, as
thesmelting company will not al
low us anything for these. With
our own smelter this would not be
the case, and $29 per ton is an
item worth considering."
The Bohemia district is rapidly
advanceing to the front among the
mining regions of the west.
OreKOiilan, Nov. 1.
P. J. Jennings of the Helena
Consolidated Mining Company Do-
A winter trip to Southern California
nnd Arizona via tlio fnuiotiH SIiiipUi
Itoute is one never to bo forgotten. Ito
newed ucipinintnnce with this section
will ever develop fresh points of interest
Mrs. Katficrlne Schkef, M D.
Diseases of Women anil Children
COT TA till tiltOVK, OUK.
W. H. ROBINSON
nm-(ntnil riHliltmrc 1111 lllvrMrfol,iiwr Wnll.
CorTAUItllKOVK, - - - Olli:K)N.
no :" i-t
MRS. PET SANFORD'S
For Fashionable Dressmaking.
V -if . .
rs ri 1 -w-v mi t
Some Uoocl bargains in Ulothmg
To close out odds and ends or broken suits
we oiler a special price on the following gar
ments. These are good values even at first
f
S price :
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MAIN HTItHI'.T
CoTTAOK GKOVU, OkK.
i
to
to
!- I to
v" i to
price ii.oo per suit; for coat and vest
$6 00.
Coat nnd Vest, medium light weight,
color brown, size 35. $10.00 per suit;
coat and vest $5 75.
Coals and Ve.tts, medium heavy, tliirkT
brown check, size 36 and 38. $ti.oo per
suit; for coat and vest $5.50.
Coat and Vest, medium' heavy weight,
dark oolor, size 38. $7.95 per suit; coat
and vct $j 40.
3
hernia district returi'cd yesterday , and added sources of enjoyment under
trom a visit to the mines. The , " "nny ernes, 111 tno variety of in
, ... , ,, ' tercets nnd added industries, in its pro-
company has withdrawn all its lifle vi-etation and among its number
shares from the market on account ,u1 "wortH of mountain, shore, valley
c, . . . , 1 land plain. Two trains leave Portland
of the rich strike made 111 No. I daily, morning and evening for Cali
tunuel, ore from which assays up , fornia Theao trains are equipped with
. fo . ,. . ,. , tlio uost 1 in pro veil pattern of standard
to $800 to the ton 111 gold, exclu-;aI,d tourist sleeping cars, and tho low
sive af 'considerable values in cop- riI'PS P1'1" the trip in reach of all.
, .. . . r .. . I I'"!- illustrated guides of California
per and silver. 1 he extent of this , and Arizona winter resorts, address.
valuable ore body has not been de
termined as yet, though enough
has been blocked out to satisfy the
management that it would not be
business prudence longer to cou-
tinue the sale of stock.
U. IT.' Mn.i.Kit. Gen. Pas. Airont.
Portland, Or.
TO
RECLAIM HARNEY
COUNTY LAND.
The French-Glenn Livestock
. -V 1 t I
coat and veit $4.75.
2 Coats and Vests, medium heavy weight,
dark casimere, size 35 and 36. $6 35 per
suit; coat and vest $4.25.
1 Coat and Vest, heavy weight, black and
white twill, size 42. $7.50 per suit; coat
and vest $5.25.
1 Coat, no vest, heavy weight, dark casi
mere, size 40. $6.35 per suit; $3.00 for
coat.
"The railroad survev to tiiemPay as completed a
mines is progressing rapidly," Mr. ! ,nrge dredSer whicb U has becn
Jennings said, "and by the time ' bulldlnS a11 s"m for the pur
ine road is completed nest July or ,,usc ul UIBOSnS a large swamp
August, sr. tbnt one m.i ,hin nrP5 formed b' the Bilitzeii River and
to Portland, we shall have a
smelter here to treat
J. W. BENTLY,
Till) liriu-tlritt lliHitmnl KliiK) Jlnkcr, locntvd
OliuiliKir went nftlio liiiH)fliil lliilul. Ilclr
IliK laiilly iliinc.
Satisfaction Guranteed.
"BARKER & PERMAN
PIIOI'HIKTOIIH OK
THE EXCHANGE"
dhai.uhh in fish
WINKS, LIQUORS, CIGARS.
Miilimtrvst, Ciilliinn CIrnve. Or.
H. C. MADSEN,
Watciimakuk.
Il0inlrliiK nt rcnmiimlilo elmrKcu.
All work Kiiwriiiilco't llrnt-cliiM.
WuU'litfx, (JIui'kH ami Jowtjlryut livot Tricon
COTTAOK OUOVK, OUK.
u
to
to
to
is
arm&n
Hem
Co ttag-
G rove,
smelter, However, it will oe o
about 300 tons capacity, and will
be specially adapted lo the ores of
the Bohemia district.' If u-e find it
advisable afterward to add stacks , for wiId 8ame
numerous other small streams that
are fed by the snows of Stein
Mountain. The swamp is about 25
and is estimated to contain 4500
acres of swamp land, which is not
fit for anything except a habitation
If the present un-
enwav
Oregon.
JUllWIN lllllllTOW,
I'rcfldcnt,
IllillllltllTKAKIN,
ruclilur
Tlio Firet Natal Bank
OK
CoTTAOIt Gkovu, Oki.
Paid up Capital, $25,000.00
Money to lonn on approved eccurlty.
ICxchangos sold, nvailnblo any ,lue
in tho United States.
X'oiir JlimluCHH In Solicited.
1
SGHLEE'S
GROCERY. . .
Corner uf Miiln unit fiocomt st CoIUko Oroyo.
Curries 11 lino lino of Groceries, po
tions, Candies,- Tobaccos, Nuts mid
Stationery v
Our pricea nro right nnd yo will give
you
Good Value for Youv Money..
Take tho Bohemia Kwjoo'.
v n 1 o in w
.0
1 1
At 11 110'
U10
t
Jim
Wo will sell you dothint:, Men nnd Hoy's, nont up-to-dato suits uhoapor tlmn you huve over bought
them in town, Come and see our (roods nnd notour prices before you buy a full lino uf Summer Goods,
l.ndies' Shirt AVnlnls on tlio sumo line, cheaper thnu over.
HEMENWAY & BUEKHOEDER.
V. S. ClIKISMAN.
Ei.i Hangs.
The Fashion Stables
COUNKIt .MAIN unit 8KC0NI) BTHECT, C01TAOK QUOVE
Gl.i'ismai) &. Bans, Proprietors.
Also own and opperate the Bohemia
and Black Butte Stage Lines
First-Class Turnouts, Doufcle or Single at
r Reasonable Prices -
Common
Rough Lumber,
8B6 per M. at
BOOTH-KELLY Mills, .
' ' 'Saginaw, 6u.
PAKLOlt OUGAN FOIt SAUK. '
Tlio Knights of Pythias hnvo n eoooml
hand parlor organ' for sulo whiuh is In
good condition. Kor information apply
to lion Lureli, J, S. Medley or Dr. Wall.
Wodd rnncli for'.snlo, tlirco thousaiul
conls, feovoral'lliindred pieces of piling,
convenient to'U It wOodyiiid. 8eo J. lt
KunUullY'Cottuge Giovo. '
1 'at Lowest Prices
That l what you nru looking for,
Isn't it?
Well we have them. Come
and see for yourself.
Look at our prices, our
goods and you will see
it pays to buy where you
can select from the largest
Millinery goods shown in
town.
foil 51B wKUf'H'w &4fbiif
. Vino rosldonoos, clioieo lots, luiifinog
blvukB for side Jerome Kuyx & Co.
for the treatment of ores of other
tributary districts, we will do so,
but at first we shall have only our
own propei ties in view. Without
transportation facilities and the
menus of treating its producls.no
mine is worth anything. With
these adjuncts our Southern Ore
gon mines will be found as valu
able as any in the west, and our
own necessities compel us to supply
them.
"I have been today arranging
for a shipment of ore to Omaha.
Rock assaying $500 or more to the
ton must pay freight charges of
$''35 Per 100 pounds, one of less
value 95 cents per 100 pounds.
From this it will readily be dis
covered that self-interests compel
us to own our own smelter, and we
shall build it at Portland, because
wo believe its value to the mining
interests of the state will soon be
so apparent that its enlargement
will be demanded by the business
men of Portland T In other words
the smelter we shall build for our
own use will be the nucleus we
believe, for one of much greater
pretensions.
' Ihe actual mileage of the
branch railroad front Cottage Grove
to Bohemia is only 34 miles no
matter which side of Row River it
traverses, and we feel sure that
the track will be completed by July
or August of next year. While
we are now employing a great
many teams in hauling ore to Cot
tage Grove, our actual shipments
are a mere bagatelle to what they
will be when cars may be
made use o(, "and other iliiues
of the " Bohemia camo will
likewise be liberated from their
bondage, antl as all the ores of that
region are similar, in character, we
shell have all the rock we can
handle, with a smeljer of uncapacity
of 300 tons.
"There js one-thing cbiiqerning.
smelters and smelting which isjiot
dertaking proves a success it will .
be one of the finest hay-producing
sections in the county. Wild hay
where there is plenty of water pro
duces two tons an acre, so there
will be about 100,000 tons of hay
put up where at the present there
is nothing but water.
This company have about 75,
000 head of cattle, besides a large
number of horses, and when there
is a severe winter thousands of
head of stock are lost owing to the
shortage of hay and pasture.
The ditch is to be 60 feet wide
and 9 feet deep. It is to follow as
nearly as possible the channel of
the Bilitzeii river which flows into
Malheur Lake. A company from
San Francisco has the contract to
rim the dredger, and it is estimated
that it will require two years to
complete the ditch.
A captive balloon, containing.
nine people, one woman and eight
men, broke from its fastening at
Eleventh and Folsom streets, San
Francisco on the evening of No
vember 3 and floated to the neigh
borhood of Redwood City, about
50 miles distant. The occupants
of the balloon are reported to have
landed unharmed. The baloon
had been sent up several times dur
ing the afternoon with passengers.
It was fastened to the ground by a
iooo-foot rope cable, oue and a
quarter inches in diameter. While
descending on the fifth trip, about
500 feet from the ground, the rope
broke 50 feet from the balloon. To
the horror of the spectators, the
balloon rapidly shot up in the air
to a height of 2000 feet or more,
ond floated away in a southerly
direction. It landed in the hills
near Redwood City, nnd a brief re
port from that place says none of
the passengers was hurt. The
balloon had a lifting power of 4000
pound?..
Jlcad the Hohl'mla XkuooJ.
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