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About Bohemia nugget. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1899-1907 | View Entire Issue (March 11, 1904)
m f ToTnnrffoTroTroTfoTnroT ww mm mri itiiiiii limna (if Infi'recf In mill nlinilf 3 numb mwb Dr. I.own, Oeulo-opllclnii, Hugcim I'.il Page went lo Eugene Monday. Alexander llroM. minstrels him cnmlng soon. M. A. tlurinilto vlsllcd the county sent tlilM week. No 17 Vacant lol on corner lirixl.V). I'rli'ufk'lo. Ml Icy & Mllnc. Illlt t'llllMI llllll llllll'lll'H all ho Ex change restaurant. Hggs taken In okcIiihik" 'or merchandise nt 'i'iier, Creswcll. Koryotir shaves and n will luilr cut (Imp Into AIIImoii iiihI Hastings. Hear The I'i-ciIcms (JimrtiillcH wllh Alexander limn. Minstrels March 15. .1. C. .Inhmniii anil J. H. Medley a in III Eugene this week attending eourl. Mrs. l-en Henry Iiiim returned from Portland t lonmlii moiiic time In thn city. The House sawmill at London will Htlirt up about the middle of Hie month. A luilr ciil. a Mhnve, ami nguou iioi liatli at Allison and Hasting make a now limn of yon. will What every liody likes Is something lo NiitlHfy their nppetlte. the ehaliKU restaurant hum It. See Alexander Bros. 111k MltiNtrctH at March IK. Don't forget to take your meals nt tho Exchange iVHtiiuraiit. Every thing the I lent the uiarkelcan Hiipplv No2ti Three room Iioiini1. wimiiInIikiI, good well of water. niiiiiII gni'd on Wc.t Hide of river. Price :ti'.. Medley A Millie. We can furnish inliilint Mock at i nrlccn be iiw t hone ol any other lir.vl.cr In the ntali). Medley .V Millie. "Mm. Ilenrv KchwiiniiK, of lliinene, mid diuiKliter of dan. It. Itrown, vlnlted her fulkn In llilnclly lant week. No & Two lotnMlxlK! on corner In l.oiiK .V llliiKham ad. niuall hoiiHe and WooilHhcil Price Medley .V Millie Mver.oiie liken to receive a wrltleiioii nice paiicr. A llnu llint received nt Mm. rieldn. book ntore. letter HtOfh Eagle Hllldn it Velinke now olllco on Ith (Irahalii Hotel on will be In their . Nlreet oppodl .Saturday. Call and niv them. j Kcrvlcen at the C. I'. Church on Huiiilay uuiruliiK and cvciiIiik an uniiat. There will Ih- npeclal iiiiihIc In the evenlni:. All iitv cordially In vlt.vl to ultnd. If lrouhle.1 with ek dlKertlmi IhjIi'IiIiih or niiiir muinucli, ihuCIiiiiiiIkt liilli'd Htomiu'h mid l.lver TaMeln mid ynil will net tniiek relief. I'nr mile by New Urn Drtiu Store. Mm. .1. W. Noken In antlclpatliiK a trip to her old home In Princeton, Minn.. 'o vlnlt her Invalid nlnter and former acipulatance. She expect to Imaway for noine montlm. W. W. MaHtemoa' mm. Oily, about II yearn of ae. while vaultlm; wllh alone polntrom the (etiool lioune fence lant frhUy. nllpped and fell, breaklnu hln rlKht arm about half way between the elbow and wrlnt. Dr. .loli net the fractured member. If you extxTt to hcII your property you niiiNt let n'ople know It. The Utwayto Jl Ihiit In to place It with iiKClitn wlio ni vi rtue. ,,. ,Y. "iv Pn'l'Hil,'anewl Ht of . iiropertlcHtob. h t on "I""1 let torin lor W nil '"hJ '''" UkeUveyon'-'Me.l.ey M.'.ne! There will be trvleen at the Cath olic Church In Cottage drove on next Sunday niornliiK at in o'clock. Father M. II. St raven will talk to the people upon tho nubji-ct "The Vital qucHtlon." He l.nn urraiiKed to deliver a nerlen of lecturcH that will be of more than local llltorcnt. everybody In Invited to attend all thenn nicotine. A farewell party wan tendered Win field lti'iiuett hint Saturday evening at the homo of Mrn. .Iimi Mlller'n on Wall nlreet. A very enjoyable time wan reported. Kllnch, pltt and whlnt were IndtilKeil In until mld uleht when all nnt down to an ele Kiint nupper. About 18 weroiircnent. Mr. Ilcuiiett left on theOveiliind for (California where ho koch for an ex tended vlnlt. JoHopli (llann, formerly ono of the' llrni of liliiMH llrotliem who operated thu llrnl planliiK mill In CottaROi drove, but mild to Mr. Aliramnnomel two veam ai;o and from hero went .1. ti... ii..i.... ni.rii.i III IIIU OHIO llivci .wiiiiiih whom thev were liiter.nted III a llllno nml n'cently dlnponod of It nt tho n porlod price of f0,000, died at lJriiwnnvlllo thin week of pneumoiihi. MWhy rimt Voters Should bo I'ro tectlonlntn" Is tho title ol tho tjrnt document of the campaign of 1001. Inniied by tho American I'rotectlvo Tariff LeiiKiio. One copy freo to any applicant. Send pontnlcaril ri'iiient. Ask for DDCtiment No. . Aildivnn W. I'". Wakeman. deneral Secretary. ST.I llroadway, New York, N. . r SPRING .Sunshine hns about dis posed of the beautiful snow and the trees will soon be leaving that is the leaves will be coming, nml some will have KLOWKKS lleforo leaven, thin Htiggests that you should havo vour camera and Its belongings qiilto ready for Hoeurlng the beautiful pleturo which will HOOIl AKOUND If you liavo'nt a camera or having ono, need belongings. Ontl 011 Items of Interest In nucl about Cottne drove and vicinity. I'.. Foster Woim mi Katnrday night IiimL mid rcHHi-il the Woiim n 'h ( 'Ii tIm t Inn Tcmptraiirn Union. Hiinduy foriinoon lie occupied the pulpit at thu M. K. Church. At ill ice o'clock lie talked to the rhlldren In the Opera Hiiiimc. At night, Name plnce. lie lectured ton. very huge aiidlcnro composed prin cipally of the inanibersof the varloiiH I'hiirchcH and thn temperance peoplu. Oil Moildnv night he delivered IiIh leg tnre mi 'Wonderland" and for nearly iwiihiiiim he held thn attention of IiIh audience with IiIh vivid dcxcrlp t Ion of the Ycllowxtiinc National Park. MonI of those present bgnn to menially count their uuncy to iiNcertaln If llic.v had the pi leu lo go there. I'licec Is no douhl I lint miiihII portion of our country Ih n "wonder land." ami It Iom'h hut llltlnal the IiiiIiiIh of Mr. Klcinc. lie Interspersed the lecture with stories which added ti'Nt to the occiiHfoii. The new hull on the second Hour nf I lie new lunik building bus been coliipleteil ami In occupied on their rcNpectlve nights liy thu K. of 1'., Wooilmeu (it the World, I. adieu Circle, MaccaliecH, l.ady MiicpuIkh-m and I'lirreNleiN. Uach organization I Iiiih ItH separate locker wherein to L II- it.iliiiniii ll,i 'I'll.. I, nil la wrH ,ltnl,lt., fr ,K1. purposes, Hpeclal iittentloii having been given (,, U,.hv inatterN lv the owners, Messrs. .loui'H and I li 1 1 1 1 1 h. 1 Here arenutl - rooiiiH, Indies sitting room. larun illiilinc room, with kitchen, etc. nii refreshment inay In- nerved at any time. The stores below are not quite IlliUheil but will noon be occu pied by I'lrst Natlmial llauk, Welch iV WooiIh, and the lleiiHon I'liaruuicy. On Hatiinlay the 1'Jtli mimii twenty or more of the IiuIIcb, rclntlvc and Mewls of the old war veterans will organUo a Wonieua Itellef CorpH III Cottage Urovr. Those who Would like to becomo charter iiiciiiImts Nliould have their iiamcH attached to thu list at once. Mrs. Iloso M. Hclieuck, deparlmeut prcNlilent, will lie prevent uml complrtii thu work. At night thu comrades will bold a caiiiptlre. All wliocnn.urc requested li. tirliiK a full banket of good things to eat. Saturday iifteriioou a large dele gation from lloheiula Camp No. '-'!. W. O. W., will go t" Drain to meet with tlieciiuipH froiii Voncolla, Itose t hi tk ii I i1 Drain. There will Is'roin petatlve teani work, adoptloti of a large number of new mcmlHirs and other Interesting exercises. All neighbors are reipieNted to attend. The fare for the round trip In but 7.rc. dipt. llraiiHon. who gullied his title during the civil war, bewail on TiicHday night, together with llev. I'ttwe, at the M. C. Chiircli it Herlex of revival iiicclliiKH, The Captain Iiiih forthe piiNt few yearn been laborliiK In WanliliiKtoii and Oregon. 1 lie niccllii arc well attviiilcii. Hurt utiK and HaiiKcn have pur cluiHed the warelioue, formerly oc cupied by I'.llrdKc and Hlgglim and wlllcontliiuetocarr.ru law ntock of all kluiU of feed which will Ih- Hold at lowi'Ht IIvIiik prlcen. The cIiuium In their advertlnement came III too late for thin week. ToulKht. I'rlday the 11. .IikIkv White, national lecturer and Deputy State lecturer .1. Vf. Sim nn of , Portland, will uiIiIivhh the Modern Woodiueii of America at Odd I'el- lown Hall A Kcncral Invitation Ih extended to everybody to be prenniit. ,.0.llllllHtor ,wnni tm4, rdcr it nii-et the requlreinelitH of the .U., thin week' added nlxty-four vHl, lock boxen to thorn, already In ,,.. riiln In one nun. Indication of I 'lie In population ot.hec.ty. wnai in liriiiKUiK laucy pneen ami there In no pronpect of It koIiik down for nome time to come. If you have any ground available for nprlm; Ni-eilliiK. now wheat, lull can Ret clean need wheat at the Hour mill. (leorte (liirdiui draham took the)). & S. K. train Wcdnenday moriilm; for the lloheuiln dlntilct. It iHipilto certain he han a plan laid out for hln Heanonn work, but of that he nayn, will tell tin later. M. i: Jitdklnn cautako your onlcr for the celebrated nolld AiiHtrallau Hllverwaro and hIho lor Mm. John A. I.oKan'n popular new book, "Thirty Yearn In WanliliiKton, D. C." tf A lack of money U n bad tlilnn nsino time. A coukIi In a bad tlilm; at all tltncH nml can be cured wllh a fiOc bottle of M ami It WHIT H PINK New Kra DriiK Store. Attended court: I. H. lllmjliani 1). T. Awbrey. W. C. l'owem. Kit Oweun, T. M. Medley, Kd Underwooil, Kate I.omr, Dr. I.nwbatiKli, ami ,..,. ,,ll.ru i "IIH Clint. Jlahone, who It will bo rt tiieinlierinl was here sumo months ago In tho, Interests of tho Antl Sa loon lA'aguo nan a vinuor in nn- to.. Monday. Tho grand Jury was adjourned Tuosilny after a short session In which four Indictments were found none, however from Cottage Orove. I The C. M. ol A. Hand of this city 1 havo ordered 11 Helicon bass horn to I add to their already largo aggrega ' thin of Instruments. I Ono of the pleasant things to have In life In an Interesting book. You can select one from the stock at Mrs. ' I'Melds book store. ' Mrn. Opn! (loodman returned Wednesday from a weeks visit with friends and relatives at Portland and Independence. 1 Alice McClellen, llttio (lauguior 01 Mr. and Mrs. Oscar McClellen Is very sick with pneumonia. I It von want a 12 acre ranch almost In town ask Hliula and Vensku to 1 show you one. I i.VncMt ivrvnuco uml family and brother left for tho Champion mine 1 Wednesday morning. J. II. House, lost the tip ends oltwo of hln lingers while operating 1 planer this week. 1 ritv Mnt-ulinl Underwood doffed 1 his uniform on Tuesday and took a trip to Ktigeno, I See Alexander Hros. Illg Minstrels at Onera House Tuesday .March 10 I For llmt class meals tho Hxchange , restaurant. 1 Sure inolo euro without pain at Allison ami llHHtlngH. See Alexander Hros. Illg Minstrels at Opera House Tuesday March 15, Miss Myrtle Johnson, of Drain, Is visiting In the city this week. C. I. Duttou visited Kugeno Mr. M. Velinke traveled for nome time over thin wentern country look ing for a placi) for permanent loca tion. Home week uro Ii camn to tlilnclty and becamo naUnMed that thin wun I lie plnce he had been look liitt for; without further hcnltatlon lie Invnntcd nome nil or ellit IIioiih and dollarM In real nUto, entered Into partuernhlp with Mr. I'liixnl llliicn, who Iiiik bwen for hoiiiu yeurn eliKiiKed III Ihn real nutate and mln liiir In okeriiKii IhihIiichn In the city. Mr. VeiiNke In thoroughly punted In limber lauiln, etc., and In thu kind of a man we welcome to the circle of IiiihIiichh men. ThomaHdlll, wlioiimie weekn iiko lerelved an Injury while at work mum a bridge and which neccHHltaled hln beliiK taken to the hoapltnl at Portland where hln Irll lr wan um putatcd, retiirnnd to the city on lant Hatiinlay. Home of hln frleudn wool to the depot to nnnlnt lilin, blithe HiirnrlMfd tliem lo- walkbiK of on liln crutchen Since wiUIiik the above, It In learned Mr. dill received a nevere net back. Hln crutch nllpped ami he fell on the Mill unliealvil Htiimp. The March niiinbor of the Piudllc Monthly, pulillnhed in 1'ortlaud ban been received It prcHoiiln a very ITaudnoiiie appearanci. thu readlliK contentn are good, wlilln the lllun tratloiin, nionlly of our wcHlern Hceuery are exceitlolially line. It Hhoiihl recelvu the nupport of the wcHtern coanl lieople. The ICuxciie KeKiHter ankH how It In liked III Itn new form'.' Well we are our of Itn readern ami like It llmt rate. WehonltH enlerprUlliK Hplrlt will Imi appreciated by the llnenc uml l.une county people. On Monday night prccedliiK the lecture by Mr. St nun, Mr. ImIihiii ami Mm. Wooiln, each rendered u nolo which were well received. Hev. Keene wan alincal from the city Sunday IhnvlliR bi-ell reipienleil by the prcnhlliin eldur who wan ill, to olllclate at C'rcnwell In hln Htead. Chan Vf. Slinon, an expert tuner from KIIci'h I'lano lioune, arrltvd todny to annlHt In their iieclul mile at (.'ultimo drove. Several ladlen of the local W. C T. t'. went to Kiikuiiu WediieKday to at tend the county biHtltutu of that or Kaulzatlon. DIVIDE ITEMS. V hear that Mr. Joy DeSpaln at tempted to ride a Kntle family iiiik hint wcrk uml not knowlnjf Junt how to rldu noon went up In the air and came down In a mini hole. We nuvur have had hiicIi nil exHTltiice our Keif but c can nympathlu) wftli him as we know what OrcKon mud In. Walter Wheeler and family of Silk Creek were vlnltbiK frlundn here the llmt of the week. Wr hear that Mr. (JeorKU Harrlnon In noon to move to Eanturu Oregon. Itov. Moore preached here Sunday to a uiall crowd. We nre told that we will Kt Into trouble over recent ntateuiaut In re gard to caiidldaten for repreneutu tlve. We Ik-k to iiNHiiru Mr. KiirlonK Hint we were nlmiily rvportlim the Hewn an wu heard It and meant uu illHrcnpcct to him. Sawmill In not riiiiulni; much now. Horn, March U, to Mr. and Mm. J allien Taylor, a boy. Jim of courae wearn a uru. Birthday Party. Minn Tear! Ontrauder, little daugh ter of Hoy Ontrander, entertained a fow of her girl frleudn nt her home in i,i. miv siiiiuriiiiv nil. tii, w.n tin. in- can.,,,, belnglUe celeUrat.ou of her tenth birthday. The tlmo wan pleasantly nent In gucHHiug contentn and eatliigdalntles " " u,.,.-...l I... II,.. Ik.mI.uu ntt.ir u- 1 eh by the llltlo guestn departed for their several bunion, Hhowlug by their bright faces and merry laughter they had nient a very happy evening. TIiom) jirenent were: Margnerltn Jolmnoii, Kdna Stephenn, Cleiuetn ThomiiH, Minnie Jonen, ICdlth Hanl IliBH, I.ticlloMorrlnou. Vocal Lessons. Dispel the blues; Sorrow and anxiety will be obliterated by having your (laughter, son or any member of the family trained to sing those beautitul sours. Mrs. V. G. Woods who has an interest ing class will give lessons separately twice a week in voice culture. Her methods ntul theory have been demonstrated to be practical. Terms reasonable. Three blocks west of Catholic church. "PORTLAND AND RETURN ONLY." The Southern l'acltlc Is now selling round trip tickets to 1'ortlnnd from Kugeno for I good going Saturday 1'. M.. or any train of Sunday, re tiiriibur Siindnv and Monday, giving all day Himday mid Monday In Port land, l lie 8I11110 11 rraiigeuieui. applies from Portland, giving all Portland people a chance to visit valley points at greatly reduced rates." Parties desiring to take ndvantags of these rates can pay local faro to Eugene. 1TSAVKD HIS I-KG. P. A. Diinforth of I.nGrnnKo, da., Biiirered for six months with 11 frightful running soroon his leg; but writes mat Hucklen's Arnlea Halve wholly cured it In llvodays. For Ulcers, Wounds, Piles, It's tho best salvo in the world. Curo guaranteed. Only 25etn. Sold by Mor gan A llrohaut druggist. 1IKST UHMKDY l'OH CONSTIPATION 'Tho tlnest remedy for constipation I ever imeii in uiiaiiiueriam s oioiiiiicn and Liver Tablets." says Mr. Kli Hut- Inr. nt Krniikvillo. N. Y. "They act gently and without any unpleasant elfect, and leavo tho bowels in n por- lectly natural condition." ooui uy inew Kra Drug sioro. .1. V. THUHflllUrt, NEW STORK Confectionery BEST BRANDS CIGARS. TOBACCOS. All new and first-class. FIRST DOOil KAST OF POST OFFICE fi,' www I Benson's I mm f ft Sundries, I St.'itionerv. 4; M.'iil orders received fy. prompt attention. I SucccHHor to J. P. Currln. li. Perkins CM PerkliiH If you have ever lln-l tened to thin entertainer of excep tional merit, you will nurely bo pren ent upon the ocranlon of bin lecture In thin cliy on March L'lird If you have been ho unfortunate an not to hnve heard him. do not let thin op portunity pnnn by. Hln lecturen are both aiuunliiK and liiHtructive. War on High Prices Eilers Piano House. The Ag gresors, Two Weeks Campaign. The nluiple aiiiiouncemeiit that Idiom Piano Houne han shltiiied inn few namplen of planon for naie In Cot Uibo drove nliould ntart a Htrenni of cuntouiem to our ntore that would muke a clean nweep of every piano In ntock by Saturday nllit. Kllem Piano Houne luu mnde it pontlble for everybody piano Inclined to pro vide tint home with a piano. Their prosrennlve up to date, broad KiiUEed method of quick Hides mid niniiil profits have struck terror to the hearU of mimic dealern all over the coaHt, and han been hailed an a boon to piano buyerj. In our Intro ductory mile In thin locality we will offer you an n starter n nllghtly used lariro ilzc. double veiicereii waiuut j llcl, '!rue0n tall board and three pednln for JUS. TermsJIO down and $1 per month. I This piano is fully warranted, and ' .. 1... iiilniiiiriul ltitiki on frit llliv later on for any 1 1"" "vi..". " high grade nlauo, and thu entire amount you have paid will bo al lowed on the purchase of a higher tirteeil lllallo. Nolo prices on other styles to in troduce them. A $300 piano In quarter sawed onk for $:SB. A 3:101) piano In beautiful full ma hogany $23S. A piano In fancy mahogany i.-i7. Several other high grade pianos at proportionate reductions. Terms will bo Hindu to suit each customer. All wo want you to do Is to Investi gate. Call and seo us, you will be treated courteously and not In) urged to buy, II you uro not inclined. Wo want you to feelat home. Our prices and terms will speak more eloiiueutly and will npiieal to your Judgment better than any song a salesman may sing, mu ii-un-ui-lier our stay Is short hence will not !.. i-i, in , .t niiv ilclnv on vour nart. We have 0110 "." organ left that will go at t IS, easy pay incuts. Havoyou heard the Pianola? Its a wonder, Store open every evening. Every body welcome. KILKKS PIANO HOCSK, W. H. Weir deneral Agent. STARf ITEMS. Josenh Wicks and wlfo went to Kugeno on business. Anyone wanting to buy a Hue bot tom laud farm very cheap address llox D, Cottage Grove. ,1. It. Klllott. of Silk Creek, has been coullned to tho house with a severe case ol rnenuiaiisin ioi- souio days. Miss Marv Owens returned to her homo on How river from Eugene lust week, where she had been visiting friends. v.. ivrviuirn and wife slient a few days last week with hN sister, Mrs. i.eiioy. now school house, we Itmrn, Is soon to be builton Silk Creek. Mrs. Sparc, How river, visited her brother, lien Pitcher, at wildwoou last weeK. riRii. Don't neglect that house, but call it tim iivtiroHs oil co and nave Tom iVwbroi write you up a, puuuy m either tho .Ktna Insurance Co. or tin. dr.. i-.in Mrc lteuei Association ui MpMlnnvllle. Oreiron. eot-3 T11K IlKST COUGH BYUUP. 'fc. L. Apnle, ex-l'robato Judse. Otta tawaCo., Kansas, writes: "This is to say that I have UBcd llalhird's More hound Syrup for years, and that I do not hesitate to recommend it us tho beet cough eyrup I have ever used." 25c, 60o, $1.00. New Kra Drug Store. FOR SALE. N'n t U ; aero and 0 room house In JoDea addition. See Medley & Mllno E New Embroideries will be placed on Sale Saturday, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday Mareli 12, 14, 15 & 16. 1500 yards of new Embroidery of the latest and most exclusive style shown for the season worth from 15 to 30c to be sold 4 days only for 12 l-2ctsayard. We invite you early to in spect. New goods arriving daily in every department. Continued from I'lmt Pace. Cottage Grove. wanhen tho wHtem ihoren of Lane county. Stock ralnliiB la n mont Important factor of the IndilHtrlen of thin countv. Stock do well on tne raiiRe the year round and require but llttl" If any feeding af nlno homes, nheep andgoata. The fact that tne win- tern are mild und that the native KriiHHes keep K"een nearly nil thej-enr makes thin Hectlon nnplenuiuneia ior the rulnlm; of all kinds of stock. Thin nectlon of South Lane county at the head of the Willamette valley In eHjieclally adapted to fruit cnlture, the varieties that thrive best here are prunes, cherries, apples, pears, Krnpen, quinces, nnd peaches, whIU berries of evco- variety reach iierfec Hon in growth and flavor. Our foot hills and lilRh bottom lands eeem to be the lient for tlieHe products. mini.no. Of the many great Industries ol this section mining In ono of the most Important. There are two great minim: districts m I.nne county Bo hemia nml llluo river. TheMs mining cnniiH aro In the CnHciule and Call- noola Hangen ami separated by a distance of but 20 miles. Iifboth, the extwrimeutnl stages have passed and j the-future Is assureil. uur purpose , Is now to deal with llohemln. His' located 3. miles southeast of Cottngo Grove In the uascauo ami uaupooia . Itanires. partly In Lnne and DourIoh the county line crosses .h. i.i.rWiu.ntrM.if tin, illntrlct. There nrnnmv "0 lnrire cornoratlons oner- atlng In this district. Every com- niinv In the district will make ex - tensive Improvements necessitating I, ,r, r,, , .nun v rif mniiev and the em- and the em ploymeiit of hundreds of men, and this Is only the beginning, for the district is ever widening nB this great mineral zone Is explored nud new strikes are coiutautly being mado. A numlier of mills have been instulled in llohemln the past year to work the vast tonnage of ores already ex tracted and the Immense bodies now being blocked out nnd uncovered , ami others will lie added this season, j So far as suiertlclally prospected tho j great Honolulu District now covers an area of ten eo,unl square miles, I the whole section being gridlroned ! with a network of mineral bearing' ledges, the principal metals being, gold, silver copper nml lead, whllj, nearly all of nature's mineral pro ducts nre to lie found In this district. Tho Oregon and Southeastern rail-1 road has been completed more thnn half way to the mines nnd will no doubt reach them by the close of this year. IIL'.NTINO ANII t'ISUINO. This section of Oregon has long been noted for Its game and Halt. Deer are found In abundance la the nearby mountains, and, everv brook let In this section Is noted for tho speckled beauties, tho wleldera of the rod often taking from forty to one hundred In a day's outing. OKKdO.N MlNKBAl. SI'lUNOS. These springs, 12 miles from Cot tage Grove, aru becoming noted for their curative qualities and as a place of pleasant resort. HINDS & ESTATE and Agents for Ctirrins, MoFarlands antl Mrs. C. A. Perkins, add's Lots Sold on Installment I'lnn AU kinds of improved ami unproved city and country propetty at lowest prices. We act as agents for property owners. Collect rents aud rent property. References, First National lliuilc, orlany.one In Cottage Grove Spring Sale LURCH'S The Giver of Best Values. The K and E mill at Bourne, Oregon, will soon be running alter being idle for some years. The Democratic State Convention will be held in Portland on April igth with a delegation numbering 260. The Mollie Gibson mine at Aspen, Colo., is again being worked under the management of Senator Hallet. This is a zinc-silver prop osition. James V. Butch who lives about :6 miles from Hailey, Idaho, has struck 10 inches of hieh crade ore. He has worked away by himself for 19 years sinking shafts, and driving tunnels, and has just met with bis reward. The Maxwell mill on Rock creek, Eastern Orecon. was wrecked re centlv bv a saow slide, no loss of life. NEW AHLLINERY STORE. a full lino of millinery goods will be nut In the building formerly occu' I pled by Woods & Welch. A large 1 assortment of the very latest street ! effects will In) on display. Watch , puiiers for announcements. AHA IJ. HANSON. PYROlsA KIDNEY PlbbS A time veiretnble remedy that nr vih nut fin iioisuuuun .itnio - - - i,enltliy con- ,itinn Mwotlv cure for Uncknche, itluuiinatlsiii. Dropsy, Gravel anil Diabetes. All druggesis no eeius, i Cnrlln Med. t o. nunnio, i. bample iree ; ' sytn B 8 6 8 8'8T8 0 6 ra'aTHTirgTrinnQ r 3 At The Ideal $1 per Month Will keep your Suttsclcaned, pressed, buttonB on and rips sewed. , , Transient work solicited. Satisfaction guarranteed. Work called for and delivered prompty each week. IDEAL CLOTHES CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT Orders taken nt Welch & Woods Mrs. V. A. Cunningham, Cottnce Grove. Oregon. Co s o otoajUUlAJUUUl CLIMATIC CURES. The intlneuee of climatic conditions in tho cure of consumption is very much overdrawn. The poor patient, and the rich patient, too, can do much better at homo by proper attention to food diges tion, and a regular use of German Syrup. Frte expectoration in the ;r, iammln certain bv German Syrup, so is a good night's rest and the absence ol liiai weuKeiiinB vuuku .(liilitutim niirlit sweats. Kestless nights and the exhaustion duo to coughing, the greatest danger and dread of theeonsiiinntive, cm be prevented or stopped by taking German byrup llber n.', !,, i .i.,, ,i,.riv. Should vou be able Itogotoa warmer clime, you will And I that of the thousands of consumptives 1 there, the few who aro benefitted and 1 regain strength aro those who use Ger I man Syrup. Trial bottles, 27c; regular 1 size, 75c. Audi druggistB. Uarman & Ileinenwav Co. VENSKE MINING BROKERS General Notes. rsSSSSSSSSA m. 1 Imported a SElngles Ci) J2.2.1 per m Common Hough lumber and dimension Oil $7.50 All kinds of Kiln Dried lumber at proportionately low prices. At mill, prices, uutll April 1st. Long 4: Blnxham Lorob Co. J VETCH SEED Clean Spring Vetch mixed with about equal nuanlty of good white spring oats, a splendid mixture FOK HAY or for threshing. Seed can be had at farm mile south of Creswcll or will deliver on board cure. Price cheap If ordered now Write for price and lample itatlng quQlty wanted, address C. F. MOORE, Eugene, Oregon. CUBED CONSUMPTION. Mrs. H. W. Evans, Charwater. Kan., writes: My husband lay sick tor three months. The doctors said he had quick consumption. Vie procured a bottle of Ballard's Morehound Syrup, and it cured him. That was six years ago and since then we have always kept a bottle in the house. We cannot do without it. ror coughs and colds it has no equal." 25j, 60c nnd $1.00. New bra Drug store. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. United States Land Office, Roseburg, Oregon, Feb. 19, 1004. Notice is hereby given that in com pliance with the provisions of the act ot Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled "An act for the sale of timber lands in tho States ot California, Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory," as extended to all the Public Land States by act of August 4, 1892, MRS. MAE W. THOMPSON of Cottage Grove. Co. of Lane, Siato of Ore., has this day tiled in this office her sworn statement No59S5 for the purchase of the SE of Section No 20 tp21 South, oi Range 4 W. ami will offer proof to show that the land Bought la more valuable for its tiinler or stono than for agricultural purposes, and to establish her claim to eaid land before C. E. Hasard, U. 8. Commissioner at his otUce at Drain. Oregon, on Wednesday the 18th day of May, 1901. She names us witnesses . Herbert O. Thompson, of Cottage Grove, Ore. , Willium Shechv, of Har rison, Idaho, James N. Jones, James Whltford, of Cottage Grove, Oregon. Any and nil persons claiming adverse ly the above-described lands are re quested to lile their claims in thU ollico on or before said 18th day of May, 1004. J. T. lliniHir.a, Register. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. United States La ml office, Rowburg, Ore., Feb. 27, 1904. Notice is heieby given that in com pliance with the provisions of the act of Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled "An Act lor the sale of Timber Lands in tho States of California, Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory," as extended, to all the Public Land States by act ol August 4, 1892. LLOYD K. MILLIIOLLEN, of Starr, Co. of Lane, State of Oregon has this day tiled In this office his sworn etatement No. 5991, for the purchase of tho Lots 12, 13, 14 Sc 15 of Seo No. 20, TownBhip 21 South, of Range 1 West and will offer proof to show that tho land sought U more valuable for its timber or stcna than for agricultural purposes, and to establish his claim to said land before J J Walton, U. B. Com mlssionerjat Eugene, Ore, on Saturday" the 7th day ol May, 1004. He names as witnesses: Wm. II. Millhollen, of Portland, Ore., J. W. Houck, J. U. Stewart, Thomas Maher. ol Cottage Grove, Lane Lo , 0re- ... i Any and all peisons claiming ad versely the above-described lands aro requested to file their cla ms In tnl office on or before said 7th day of May, mi' J.T, Hawaii, Register. (its Wednesday.