HonoienneaoBeaeoenooBBB Sfi? (VS fl fl 5f2 S NKAT JOII I'ldHTINUi a y& w w w sal n TUT. ADVKUTISINd MKMH Devoted to the Milling. I.umlterinn mill l'nriiiliiR Interests of this Community, to (lood Ooverumcnt, nnd Hustllnn for n Orub Stake. COTTAGE GROVE, LANE COUNTY, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1904. NO. 37 VOL. VI BOHEMIA MINING DIST. News From Holiemln anil the Various Alining Camps at Oregon and Oilier States. l'ipor nnd Vhm Donhorg on K-tl-urdnv sold to Miinniror !'. !. Hiird to bo sent to Holieiiiiu for iimi in the tunnels, iMOO fc.it of eiuhl inch air l"po. . Mr. mid Mrs. I'oaso o! New Voi k arrived 111 Colliiyi' (iron. Friday niglu mid took I do (). and S. K. for HuliouiW to wsit Mm. Poaio's father dimles Dectul wh ims heell t)'OI ,l IIIU 111 till) 'IIHtllil foruloug Hum ntid li ih itcipiiitil Vlltll'llllo 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 LT propel t .Mr. IViimi is ah olil inn., iniiiiiic 11)1111 II 111 I tl IH lu'tlll Vl'l MllTOtlsful in his vcniiiii N. L.J. nnd It. V. Hnnlov arrived in the city Saturday ninht fiom Bohemia. Kor Mime time past they Imve been ctoiitK assessment nnd development work on the Twin Hocks propel ty. They icpott hav ing extended several tunnels with Krcnt imptoveinent in the workings. In the longest tunnel the value of the ore has about doubled ill the last twenty feet as shown by assays. Work will be continued until late in the season. What will lw known as the Oakland toad, to be built from Hardscrnbble toad to the Oak land properties, witl cross the Twin Kocks claims nnd will make them much easier ot net ess. C. C. Mathews, snpcthitcudent of the Oregon Securities Mining Company til lloliemiu, leturueii from Portland on Sunday wheie he had been on business affairs for the company. An electrician whs wanted to takeclinie of the eleettir power nnd light plant til the coin pany nnd Mr. C. li. Wanner was engaged. The exceptionally dry season and consequent small amount of water in the Row liver, we nie liiiablcto-Rencrntc-ltirTnlielnSteTtflf power as is required for a full com plement of men, and are at present able to work but one shilt on the power drills in the tunnel. With the recent rains the wntcr supply is .increasing and another shift will soon be added. A strike or groat impoi tnnoo was miujo nt the Granite Hill mini) this week. While working in tin- it drift nt the !!00 foot level, n P.. foot body of very high grudii oro was encountered, tliu IouuhI usuiy h on jvhich run over $.'!()() pi r ton. The najnu body of out was ulso om-nunt-oreil nt tho .'!()() foot level at nboul tho haiiki tiiuo, assays on nil of the oro running very high. Tli oro is quite it city under ground at tlio (Intuitu Hill- Fifty live moil nro working in the different shafts nnd drifts, aside from those .above ground. Tho ltcd Jacket is now down 105 foot nnd tlio workinen nro constantly nt work. Kinking deeper. Tlio old machinery of tho Granite Hill niino ban been taken to tlio Itod Jacket. Itoguo River Courier. Long Lumber The money you save in this closing-out sale is worth your while to lay in a supply. REGULAR Gold Dust, - - 20c Dew Drop, - - 3Hc Kelt's Naplliti, - (Vt-c Savon 12 oz soap, - JJM;c T.'it Soap, - - 4e (lasLilc, - - - 20c (riant Lye, - - 8c Machine Oil, - - 7c Stove Polish, - 0c Grape Nuts, - - 12c Force, ... 12c Vim, - - - - 12c Coftee, - - - 10c " .... 15c (Jilt IMtfc Stove Polish, 20c 20e 10c fic 10c 10c 10c lfic lfic 1Rc 2.r)c 20c 2fc Otiile an assortment of furnishings, shoes, etc., tlmt are sold at and below cost. Take advantage of this stile. Terms cash. Mnimuiir Frank Jortlon on Mini.! day sent, out n kiiii f to in iku uetmswiry ropiiirM on the Itolie min him preparatory to tlio winter, Tim lino Iiiih been winking satlsfse lory nil Hiiimner. John (Irmvley n tumuli u' of the It ynl Kliinh mining C'niu.in.v went up lo Itolieiiilii Ihis timi'iilng. Word from Alov liundbHrgeoueeriiiug tun evoeiliugb good Hlmwing leciuilly made In the prcipHrtios of the emu iiu. iiid'ieeit .Mr. Ciovvli'.v lo go up and ten for hiniHiilf, Pulling n-priatelv even in the right diiertlon is tiMially pulling awit. l'uiliiig as one mint always iceouipllslifH wntnU'n. I.et the people of Snmpter ninl Sunipter ' lisirid t iki' this to (part. Tile above item is mm the llltie , M'. Auierloan. The sn jesllou 'iitnin ii therein Is applicable to hi r own litilf cbv. The miners mi mi.iiiig Coiii Linies .He .dreiiilv in.ikiug propar itlnns 'i)i tin. winter eamniiiun im lite Ilnlieillta distriul, TliM). .Si ':. H en ,ii.- iit ivily lind d wi'li Ntinp les a. ,d liinililie rv lo lite euif )lthe ti.u k wheit'lliev ate taken bv iraius 'ii llii it ileslljl.llloii. Now Is the tune while the to ids are in u 'l fiuditio'i to piepjie for the winter. The lie. Ui. In grolip of three .'hilliis. on the south mdn of Mnt- Iticn ildgo, owiiod hy . W It. Shiiiin Hid l'liink Plexlier, in sliuwiun up line. Tlio hiiiiii uoikhig tnuiiid is nun in Till fi ot no lug vein, nnd the drift life ih Miliil ' oiiallz of i ...in:.... ...u to:it. ii... i... ( Kl'UU llllllllllC 1IIII1IU, IllilJ lllU Mini wniL- irb ..I t i.-, si...- wi.i.. en .he wuil has limm oueounte.ed. - vl,., i tl..,.Ml r,.rll, .,,irnl uliliili h. It is a blue-gray ipinrtx mid liiiits to tie vory null. 1 lie nHiiers Honk it cairns lollur iiitii.HuiiipleH have been win out for .Mi). Tins new Mrifce Iiiih yie.illy liii'oiiini;ed tho owiieiH to rennWfd nlfui In. mid itevelouuiiiiil in guinu liriskly fonard Jf ibis ore hIiiiiiIiI prove to enrry tnlluiium the wiiith end of enmp will h i be a bonhive of iii.biHlrt Telotfrmu. Mr O. A. Pease and wife arrived in the drove Tutsdny after a very pleasant visit in tlu llohimi.i list i let Colorndo and oilier slates nml is I now extensively oiiernlinir in Ari- zona, lih opinion of the district teteutly visited wa sought. Mr. Pease, stated: Unit he had not been able to go over Hie entire mineral section, but bad visited ipille a number ol mines and he was surprised nt Die great ipiantities ol ore, being exK)seil. Ills opinion is Unit wbtle there is criusulcmlile milling ore yet, it is eseutuilly a concentrating nnd unfiling proposi tion anil when the proer Incilties for the treatment oflhe oie arcobtaiu ed, it will Ik: one ol the greal . min ing districlsof the country. Mr. and Mrs. Pease left for Sin Francisco on the afternoon train. Mr. ClinrlfH K Wagner a grad uate of the elasH of l'.IOl University of Oingon at Kilgullu, iiiiimilin tile Cil-y .Monday morning lioui Poitlalul and to ik the O. k H. 1) train for Itoliomia. Mr. agnur is an I'M.'rt riciau and has hacii ongiiged by Siipt. O. C. MathuWH to take elniruo of tho hlectric plant of tho Oregon SoeuritioH eouipany. (St Bingham's Store ?y PRICE LIST SPECIAL REGULAR 50e Stttr tobacco, l()c 5c 50c ,'l5c 25c 10c Be lfic 10c 20c 15c 25c 20c 15c Suiokino; tobacco, iShillintr Corn Beef, ii u Sttbnon, no of the linn propeilles in llm Houth nnd o tips district at the. heart of Miirllu Crook is tlio Star CoiihoII dated group of l!i elailiui. This splendid gioup Iiiih iceontly under goiio leingauimtlum and is uuw main lv owned and eonlrolled by Poitlalul capilal. Imports hnvn latulv exami mid mid uuide lepoit on this pio er tv. ami wuil; will hiiiiii be leituuied mid riinilnued. Under tlin former niiiniiueiuonl a long croHseiit tunn:l wiim Hliiilnd and inn in several bun- dred feet lo out ill u gient depth tlio hiivuii parallel viiiiih llmt truveiHii thu gioup. On Hie opposltn sldii the last tnnnnl run in In about 100 f ot in line inllliiitf ore. I'Vnm the old workings on Ibis property Home of iho finest speoi- ilielm in wile ami nugei Kniii run he pinked nil, Under the new num. luonieiil this prnperty is to be put in iii-lo.ilnl(i norkinif nr.lnr, it hiiIi ii n i ml u'litron road built lo the iii'titji of Mai tin Cneek, mid uniileni nisnliine'V iimtulbd, looking to mi iltimHte poruinneut paying mil im.lriid bmiKM. k ('.nlfitv (itnber ime nl ihe funn el .. ni-isii the Vesuvius piojieity in Itnliiiiiia who has been for the oast Mivirnl months ituing nsseiu- meiit work in that diatrlet for oilier pa i tics an i veil iiithe city a lew day's ago. lie rciMirts that on the Dexter lode IwUniging lo Kuowles nnd Ofttys, a fine body of free milling ore was encountered, the 4i?e of which was not determined as hut one wall wasieached. On the White llear nlul lllnek ... Ill i ..... i, J'iamond belonging to same pa ties iw'W"rPIr and galena viv (lilhcrtson and Coehrnu on their projierty just lielow the Wnll Street group, have been at work nil sum mer. The main tunnel is leing driven on a very strong vein which eairies a copper ore, suitable for concentrating Peterson nitd CUuckey, with property on the north nloHof Pair view mountain have ojicped up good IhhIIcs of both milling and concentrating we. The Royal Plush Mining Com pany has been lining a considerable amount of work the past few mouths and have also liven success iir."lirancr says, i uat inr me amount of work done by the Companies, mineis and prospectois, no such showings in nil iiiuls of the Camp has ever been innde as has resulted from the work done this MMHUI. Cii'iipcralinii In Alining. It iscstihmled that there ate over one million stockholders in the inil tond compiniesof the United Stales, and that there ate even a greater number interested in mining and nil companies. These latter stcck holdersnie, asa general rule, people of moderate incomes, making good wnges, but who could not individ ually either finance or manage a company. The co-operative .system is so nicely applied in mining nnd oil investments, tlist the small in vestor can invest in these com-i-anies and earn just as much pro portionately as does the large in vestor. The combination of the capital of a number of small in vestors gives the necessaty capital lor the development of the enter- SPECIAL . ir.c Sc . oc Makintf Powder, .'I5e Golden West UaUff Pwd K. C. Baking Powder, Spices, - ' -Yeast, .... Milk, -' -Oysters, yte 20c 8c . 4c 10c 8c 15c 12c 20c lfic 12c iiflse to n successful conclusion. The stock company Is therefore the best road for the small Investor to lake when he is desirous of limiting u small Investment. Ilonds and mortgnges. SM0U1.I1 CO.MIHNI! TIII-IK JUDO.Ml-NT When one takes tlio truiibln to I thoroughly invissligatii tlio merit of ! himiio uiiiilng coiiipiinins mid tlio standing of tho ullleeiH of tlio enler i piiNoH it uill generally be found I tlmt ilu.ro ir olio iiuiti cuidinu H" ! iropoHiliun, and upon IiIh jihUuiimi to a great oxliuit depumls tlio hih-i leesH or failuru of thu ent'-i i in. h This one man will be found i ie one of tin. ollloers of tho enii i.piMi aim 01 coiiiho H oireuior 01 me "n puny. I Hem mo otliet (liieetoiK hii-i oIIIi'iiih, but In luniiy lustaneu'i tliese Kniilleiiian mo nicio l)gurn lieml. iti.-l know little or luitlitng nlio.it. ill. opi ration of llie eoiupnuy. Il is i'Oiiiinihi pruetie.i loi1.' pistinniei ul OV ii Hiiuie of tlio b t iiiimiii' iMimes t irf.iMiie pimuliieiit. p. i i iioI iin nllli-i'iH ami dilfctois f... lie .iii'pii"ii of gmug llm niili'i )ii ih tin. e. IjiI.ii tlio uiiili leliilid tie of nliom punts hnvn hud no into li siv, llie until belilud the i.hiihu I n.iiiiiitny U I tint invesioi Dim iiiiiii to wlmiii sIoih in liiauy luslanei'H hnvn to look to for lesults Not only in mining companion ii Hum tl lie, but this Hiiuie oonilitiuii pre vnilH in thu iiinjority of industiial on turpi ihoh. Thu Idunl iiiiuiuu com pany ih thu company in nliiuh llie ollleers and dinictors eouililtiit limit- jinlgmnnt lo uol tlio best possible niKiiltH.- Ilonds mid Murlgiigus. To Leave In November. r Siiuietlluo during the mini tli of Novemher next Dr. (leow Wnll with Ids family will depart for l.im AiikcIch, Colli. Till step Is taken not from u dcrlrv to Jenve i.'ottitKo lll-iive, but by the advice of u nuin lier of pyliHU-uns with whom be Iiiih eoiiMiilleil uuil wliohne uiIvIhciI the chiiiiKc. Some leu .M'lirs ugif the Dr. hud nu iitliii-l; of rheuumttMUi which eonllni-d him tn Ids Iniini' for Home wis-Kh. Anil ulioiit CliiNtnms time ol IiihI yenr he was iikiiIii Htrleken with the IIm-iihc, nnd It wiiHjinly liy tho most HtrenuoUNfffortH uifll lull' received nt Ihe hoMpltuI In I'orUand Hint he Hiirvlveil. lie however rcoiiNorcil HUllleleiiU.v tn reHiiuiu olllen prncllce and Iiiih nHHiieluted Willi hint. Dr. Iloi-Kctt lo nlteiiil lo onlHiile prae llie. l-'or mine than ci-vciilct-n yen en tin Dr. Iiiih licen it prominent citizen In tlio community, Iiiih Ik-cii nccoriled a huge prnctlce lint It In the city ami HiirrounillUK country, lie has hulll. nu eleniinl liouie uuil Iiiih one of the liertt cipilppeil olllt'CH III the Htllte ami Il Is here ho hits Inlcnilcil to reinulu until Iho cIohc of life. Twice Iiiih he Horu-d Ihe elly iih Its Mayor, and II wiih during IiIh uiliuln IstrutloiiH Unit the wnter woi-kh wore liiHtulleil hy theclty uuil the electric light plant friiuchlHo wiih grunted, I lo Ih HcrvhiK IiIh second .your uh eoiiiiellmiin nml was uu eurnertl ml vocute of Iho Hewer system, now being laid throughout tho elly. Ilus been prcHldcnt and vice president of the l.uno Comity .iledleul Society nnd Iiiih taken great Interest In the MiihouIc, K. of I'. uuil I'oiojtet- or gllllhEUtlollH. Tho Dr. hiij-h while ho regrets the ueceoHslty of dlspoHlng of Ids pro perty nnd moving to other clinics, he IIiiiIh tho hardest of nil Is to Hopumti) from the many warm frlemlH ho Iiiih made during IiIh i-chIiIciico In thu city. Dr. Iloeketl will hiicccciI to the piuctlcc. Agcd.Odd l:elluv Dead. On Monday morning thu news euiiui of tho deutli ol Samuel (In rimtte, u long lime icmIiIciiI of this cll.,bul who i-ecentlj;went to Cnl Iforiilu for Ills hen Uh. Mr. Guroutto wiih burn .May 11 tli at I'lciiHiitit lUUs In thu Htute of Now York, unb went to Cincinnati, Ohio, with his pureiitH hi lS'.'l), From I hero to I own In 1S.1G unit cuiuo to Oregon In tho onrly SIxIIch. lie wiih one of tho oldeHt Odd KuIIowh In thu Hluto having been u member of that order over fit) yours. At thu tlnm ol IiIh death he was u member of Cot tage Grove lodge No. 00. Tho re uiiiltiH were brought hero nnd will Im burled Utility under the iiuspk-i-H of Iho Odd l-'ellowH. Mrs. J. P. Hart, who has had charge of the culiiiery department tit the. Oregon Mineral Springs the past summer, arrived In the city Saturday and spent Sunday at Hugenc visiting her two daughters who are attending school nt tlmt pltice. Mrs. Hart will soon take charge of the boarding house for Mr. V. II. Dennis at the Illack llutte Quick Silver Mines, OHEMIA STAGE Tin- a ige Iris just Iffi Iiobeiuia Inr Wililwooil .talion on the I) S K railway eighteen miles distant During the suinuifr months the itage mnkes three weekly trips be twien Ihe Iwo points. it stoj)- ied at one of the camps of the Vesuvius Mining Company the photographer caught Ihe above picture. To those lo miliar with Mclliuiliil Conference Tho Oregon Coiiference of tho Methodist KplM-opiil Chnicli which litis been holding u k-ix-Ioii for the past week In IJugene, cIomhI Mondiiy night ul ii hue hour. Theie weiv HpiH-lul ovimgulli-ul HorvlooH lliroiigh mil the week, conducted by Kvun iralht Mini Hi nml them were ninny ciinvcrmonH anil it genernl npllfUug of nil In uttendunco. Illshop Spell. ineyer gave genernl Hutlliict!ou ns n pnuldlng olllcer uuil delivered nil ex c-IIcnt iiddivsH on lust Sunthty morn lug. Tho uppollilee fur Cottitge iii-oe us piiHtor, Is llev. I'tHiik II. Mooie nml the ltev. 1'isve 1 uppnlntcd to Iho Corviillls Church. ltev. A. .1. AriiiHtroug was iippoln ted to supply tho pulpit at Jack son villi-. I'uot Hall The l-liisl Side School hoys Im ve ormiulied u foot tnill leuiu. l-'or their hIzciiiiiI wcjgllt they lire cipuil to uny leuiu In (he Slate. 'I'ho line up of the lentil Is : i:iiucr lliiHtlngH, ceuteri.MurvIn .lor doii, right Kurd :llurold l-'reileix-ksou. right lnckle:.Meleln .lorduu.lcfltuckle JesMle lA.'Wls,rlglileuil lAlberl Wooley left end: Allen linker, ipinter Hack: CheHter linker, left hull back: Itobcrt Shorwood', right half hack: Itud Lincoln, full hack: Itupert .M ugee, hiiIi (lrcat Western Snake Show. Opposite tho Imperliil Hotel at the red lent, TuoHchiy nfternoou nnd continuing Wednesday, Prof. Luc Kellev Ih giving an iiiteivstlng Snuku show, lie Is the only tnuu In tho I'lilleil StHtos who hIidwh the poison iiiih fangs of the ruttlesuuko nnd copperhead, lustruetloiis given how to treat veuomoiiH lilten. Visit the show nnd bo entortulneil. ST Extravagant ! Begin to be practical see how pleasant sensible economy can be. You can buy Keith's "Konqueror" shoes for $3.50 at this store. min m camps, it is very suggestive oi ..l.l times. During the winter mmitlM the malls arc carried on hors- back to the snow line and limn tlu-ic the carrier takes to his snow shoes and delivers the mail as regularly as in the summer. No more pleasant trip can be fbuud in the state than this during the open season. The Knphia of Miss Oglcshy has been left for sale at the store of Ventch & Citrrin. Christian Science services will be held in the hall in the Dank build ing, each Sunday at it a.m. All life cordially invited to attend. Miss Annie Oglesby has closed her Novelty store and on Saturday departed for Oregon City where she has accepted the management of the Postal telegraph office. "A young man of Kugouo, Clias. Woltio Kviius, has published a book in pamphtot form under tlio titlo "In Tho llowols Of The Kurtli," from scanning which the iiSHitmptiou may bo made tlmt tho author has couio ill contact with an nutogriiph odition of "Ktidorpha," n fanciful and extra vagatit talo of subtorr.tncnn wander ings published in n limited but oi ecedingly line edition a few years ago. In his story Mr. Kuins has iuingiiiod a population beneath tho toiTOHtrial crust and has built nbout tlio pooplo of tho sub.world a story of adventure and thrilling exper iencoH that will no doubt provo outert'iiuiiig. Mr. Kvnns has boon n (.tudout at tlio l'ltigoiii) High School nnd litis written suveral short stories Ilow About Your Summer Vacation. Newport on Vuiiilnu liny Ih tho Ideul hcuhIiU resort of the North l'n cllle Const, Itouuil trip tlcketH nt greatly reduced ruten on sale from nit .Southern I'ucllle points In Ore gon, on nnd utter June 1st. Ask Agents lor lurther liuoruiutlou and n hiiuilHomely Illustrated souvenir booklet, or write to ICihvIn Stone. C. & 10, it. It., Allmny, ()ni or V. Is. Cotiutn. tl. I. A.. S. I. Co.. Port land. d. II. DiivIiIhoii Iiiih n nice lot o new hIiooh for boys. Stop your OP! D on't be mmM' pocketbook! Ladies' Utz & Dunn's from $2.50 to $3.50. Welch & Died at advaaceJ age. I.oulsii M. Oliver, Is'tler Mrs, known us (iruutlimi Oliver died on Monday morning at the advanced ukc ofici yeui'H uuil .'I montliH. Urunilnm Oliver nt tliu time of tier deutli wiim living at tin), residence of liordntiKhter Mrs. It. .M. Thompson In Cottnue drove, Klio leitveH tlireo elillilren nil of wliom were In the city nt tlio Utile of licr dentil. .Mrs. I. M . Thompson, Mrs, .lull.i HtnlLli of OKdeii I'tuli, nnd I). I. Ilurtou for miiny yenrH Assesuor of I.tiueC'oiiiity; ulso h rufunil iIiuiKliter JIth. .fullii West mill iji'eut-Krulld dtuiKlitcr MIhh Mini t Ii uuil WIIIu Thompson griuul-soti. I'roni cully In life Mrs Oliver has I icon u iluvoteil lirUtlun ami illeil MtroiiK In tie' fn. tli mIio loveil ho will. Her frl"nil i uy to know her was " o her. Hhe wits born In Cuynli oimnli County. New York, .Inly, 'SilU. lsll. Tim fmierul service went belli nt tbei'lirlKtliinCliuiw on Tuesduy nt 1! p. in. "Unele" .loeSluirp it minister si) .yeai-H of uire prenclieil the lunernl .Sermon. DIVIDE. Mr. W. 8. Miller and family are inuvliigto Coyote Creek, G. A. Miller Is already looateil thero nnd A. D. Miller Isexpeetliig to move thero in a short time. Mis. M. ,T. lllllegns of Creswoll was vlltlng her sister Mr. I toy Coflln tho llrst r""ihn week. Hcliool opened -ff"UL fulr attend once 25th of September."""''- - Mr. HoUurstrom hog puri-liuwd tho Hoy Coflln ranch nnd will soon take pOSKUMlOtl. Mr. Jacob Oottwltz, W. W. Tiu-kor ami families roturiioil IBt week from the coast. Mr. Green Is'tiwy erecting a resi dence and other buildings. Successful Operation, About twelve years ngo ltev. Armstrong lot his left hand In n plaining mill. Cvcrtdnco that tlmo liebuslieeu troubled with n painful Htump. Heeently II became tooHevero to longer endure nnd on Sept. tho 'Jl'st. he Hiituulttcil to nu operation for the remorse of thnenlarged ncrvcH mid other offending portions The opcrntlou iieceHHiiIted an Ineeslon some six Inchon long In the stump nnd wns successfully preformed by Dr. Copron. It Ih remnrkuble that in seven iIu.vh the wound wiih healed nnd the baudago removed. World's Fair Rates Extended. Through the efforts; of the Great Northern ltnllwny. World's l-'alr excursion tickets will bo sold on October 1'7. liSth nnd 2ith, In uddlt lou to October :ird, Ith nnd Sth. For lull Information upply to nny Great Northern Agent. :I7 5 Hon. .1. M. GIivhh who Is touring Oregon In the Interests of local option, occupied the pulpit at tho IM. II. Church both nioriiiim; .mil i evening hint Suiulny. j At night tho Church was ecu. lot I with those who were desirous of hearing what he hud to way upon : the subject. Mr. Glass Is n very earn. ! est nnd Interesting speuker nnd lulJ ' the iitteutlon ot his uudlnce through I out. ; Woods