f LANE COUNTY. Lane county, the home of Cottage Grove, is Oregon's banner timber county, having 29,000, 000,000 feet of standing timber, fir, cedar and hemlock predominating; and ranks with the best for farming, dairying and agricultural purposes. Lane county is the largest, but one, in the great state of Oregon, its total area being 2,729,770 acres. It has 496,766 acre of un appropriated and unsurveyed lands, with an additional area confined within the borders of the Government Timber Kcserve of 195,720 acres. Lane county is centrally located in that sec tion of the state known as "Western Oregon," containing 7,000 square miles, extending from the majestic Pacific Ocean eastward, 160 miles, to the summit of the Cascade Mountains, with an average width of fifty miles. Eugene, the county seat of Lane county, is on the Southern Pacific railway at the head of navigation of the Willamette Kiver, and is 121 miles south of Oregon's metropolis, and twenty-two miles north of Cottage Grove, One-fourth of the territory of I.ane county is valley or bottom land. The soil is as rich as can be found under the canopy of heaven, producing grain, grass, fruits and vegetables m unlimited abundance. The remainder of the territory of the county stretches away into rolling and lertile foothills, and then into rugged mountains. Bountiful crops of all kinds are grown year after year on these foothill farms, while the mountain ranges furnish abundant grazing for the young stock. In Lane county heads the waters of the Willamette River, one of the most beautiful rivers in the world. Its waters are pure, cold and sparkling, coming from the snow-capped mountains through the channels of the many tributaries that dash from every direction into the valley. In Oregon the seasons are not designated by the "Cold1' and "Hot" seasons, but rather by the "Dry" and "Wet." By the "Wet" season it is not to be understood that it is uniformly wet or rainy, neither should it be understood that the "Dry" season is indicative. of a dearth of moisture. During the wet season 75 per cent of the annual precipitation occurs, while occasional showers, adequate to give a growing stimulus to the several crops, make up the other 25 per cent. The average annual rainfall in this section of the state is from twenty to thirty five inches, with an average temperature of 51 degrees, the thermometer rarely registering above 90 degrees in the summer season, and as rarely falling to 20 degrees above in winter. The large area of fertile and productive lands in this section is well adapted to diversi fied farming, with climatic conditions that admit of the husbandman working out of doors every month in the year. Wheat, oats, barley, hay, hops, fruits and vegetables of all kinds are grown in abundance, although it may be said that wheat is not as extensively grown here at the present time as formerly, many contending that their farms are more profita ble in the raising of other crops, and the breeding of stock. Corn is also quite exten sively raised here, although not as yet con sidered a staple crop. Improved farm land can be purchased from $10 to $50 per acre. The tributaries of the Willamette River furnish ample water power for manufacturing purposes. Lane county is well worth the close inspec tion of the investor or homeseeker. When you come West, with all due respect to all other sections of the state, do not overlook Lane county, with its great timber belts, its adapta tion to fruit, stock, chicken raising and dairy ing. LANE COUNTY BANK NOTES. That it may serve to give the inquirers some idea of the magnitude of the banking business of Lane county, the following deposits are given. (The deposits of two banks of the county are not given, not having a copy of their last statements at hand) : First National Bank, Eugene $809,400.05 First National Bank, CottageGrove 135,377.42 Chambers-Bristow Co., Eugene. .. . 100,000.00 Eugene Loan & Savings Bank 392,293.70 LASR COUNTY VALUATIONS. The assessed valuations ueeording to tho tax rolls of Lane county for tho year 1904 are as follows: Tillable land, 112,495 acres $1,409,670 Non-tillable land 1,230,544 acres.,.. 3,197,145 Improvements on deeded lands 488,145 Improvements on lands not deeded.. 27,580 Improvements on town lots 1,008,080 Town and city lots 657,120 Railroad bed 294,075 Telegraph and telephone lines 10,195 Railroad rolling stock 37.195 Pullman rolling stock 2.500 F.ngines, machinery, etc 103,400 Merchandise 382,385 Farm implements, etc 148,605 Money 135.000 Notes and accounts 303,140 Shares of stock 120.080 Household goods 813,075 Horn and mules, 7,029 177,840 Cattle, 24,487 284.C75 Sheep and goats, S5,215 69,400 Swine, 4,934 12,215 Total $9,298,090 THE LONDON MINERAL SPRINGS. Among the new industries developed in the upper Willamette, are the London Mineral Springs at London, Oregon. These springs have been known for years to contain medical virtues. The water has been analyzed by the State University at Eugene, and contains: Fer litre. Sodium Chloride 2.0692 Sodium Silicate 1292 Iron and Alum Chloride 0100 Magnesium Chloride 1584 Calcium Chloride 1.5368 It was not until many had sought and found relief in the use of these waters, that an idea was advanced that the development would be of benefit to mankind and also be re munerative to those interested in them. In pursuance of this idea a grove was cleared and a commodious hotel was erected, no pains or money being spared to make it healthful and convenient. A bath house was built and the grounds provided with perfect drainage, a daily mail and hack line, a store, postollice and meat market were established. These were open to the public but a short time ago and the success of the undertaking has been a happy surprise to all concerned, as tho afflicted are flocking there for relief from their ailments, both acute and chronic, and with few exceptions have been relieved. The water seems to possess a remarkable effect on rheumatism, which it seems to eliminate entire ly from the system. One man who had been on crutches for twenty years abandoned them after he had taken the fifth bath and has not used them since. Many other phenomenal cures for rheumatism are among the won ders wrought by these waters. Stomach and kidney troubles seem to yield, rapidly to their power, as relief in nearly every case is ex perienced almost from the beginning. The tonic effects of this water is great, containing rich quantities of iron, and those suffering from blood disorders, general de bility, skin diseases and catarrh, to our per sonal knowledge, have almost without excep tion been benefitted and cured by their use. Many have gone there suffering from loss of vitality and nervous prostration, and after staying a short time, claim to have been cured and go away strong and happy. The management finding that they owed a sacred duty to humanity and desiring to do the most good to the greatest number, decided to organize a company, with which are identi fied some of the leading men of Lane county, to put the water through a thorough course of experiments and place the product on the market at as reasonable price as the puritv of the product and careful preparation will justify. For nearly a year the management has been prosecuting these experiments to find the best method of putting it on the market in a form in which it could be kept in its purity bo that none of its medical virtues be destroyed. Although repeated demands were n'i:u!i for the water, yet the company were determined to give the public n product which was tho result of thorough investigation by the best medical talent and if the water failed tn stand the test they would abandon the enterprise. But they were not to be disappointed. I-nto this season a large and modern bottling plant was added, and as soon im the water was placed on the market the result was inimical, although their new riant, is large and sullicient to supply a great demand, and their orders for bottling supplies large likewise, tliey were far too small and the ever Increasing demand taxes their energies to fill the orders. One thing that makes this place so popular is the easy and comfortable way in which it is reached. It lies twelve miles south of Cot tage Grove, over one of the best and most pleasant roads in Lane county,, traversing tho most picturesoue and prosperous valley of the Coast Fork all tho way. As Saratoga is to the East - as Hot Springs is to the South so London Mineral Springs will bo to the West, if its short past is any criterion of its future; for each one of its patrons are living advertisements of its virtues and its circle of friends grows broader as time goes on. COTTAGE GROVE HAS Four churches, graded public schools, saw mill, planing mill, electric light plant, (louring mill, two feed stores, four blacksmith shops, two general repair shops, threo hardware stores, some twelve general merchandise stores and groceries, the usual number of cigar stores, three restaurants, threo hotels, threo barber shops, several boarding houes, two furniture stores, two liverv barns, and last but not leost, a live and progressive commercial club, with a latchstring hanging out a foot long. When you come to this city, take hold of that latchstring. and you will be sure to find some one to welcome you, who will give you the information you desire. If it is not already on file at the commercial rooms, it will be secured for you. COTTAGE GRttVE 1 1". I. Y TVs' A lot of things, among which may be named a good creamery, which, however," at present we are assured of and that it will soon be in operation. Some good tanners. Some good stock raisers. Some one to make chicken rais ing a specialty. Men who are experts in the hog raising industry, (it hers to develop tho great sheep and goat industry that in, in a manner, as yet laying dormant in this section; and incidentally, about .r,(H!l strong, energetic, progressive, God-fearing nu n and women, fol lowers of the several vocations .f life, who are willing to become irulenui'ud with the growth and upbuilding of one (f tie ,est favored localities in the Pacific Northwest. THE OREGON SIENNA I'AINT COMPANY. One of the important industries which is destined to bring lasting fame to South Lane county and vastly increase its manufacturing output, is the development of the Oregon Sienna Paint Company, which is situate two miles west of Walker Station, on the Southern Pa cific railroad, and four miles northwest of Cottage Grove. This magnificent bed of mineral paint has been tested by experts arid is found to be the largest deposit ever discovered in the United States, and rivals the famed Siennas imported from Italy. The area of the deposit prospected by shafts and borings covers over forty acres,, but its extent in area is as yet unknown. It slopes from the valley up the mountain side, ond is deposited by nature in tiers or blanket strataa aggregating over forty feet in depth, each of which stratas is infused with mineral oil, with colors varying from a pure white to a dark yellow. As far as discovered there are twenty-seven shades of colors. The company has in operation a mill which reduces three tons of the Sienna per day, to a fineness suitable for mixing. It is r.ow ar ranging to largely increase this plant. 1 ' r a WOMEN WHO SUFFER FROM Sick Headache SHOULD USE For Permanent Relief HtRBINB art directly on tho Uvor. Tt will cure CONSTIPA TION, DYSPEPSIA, MALARIA AND CHILLS. U free from all rolrrmmm mlnortd ubstances. and Is competed solely of LIFE-GIVING HERBS. Lopccially adat.tcS for weak and vvoary constitutions; ttrontfJion tho woakonod glands and organs, It cnocks all dorantfomonts of tho human body. CURED HER SICK HEADACHE Mrs. Josle Cameron, Crntrulin Avenue, Temple, Texas, writes: " I find llHRMNIt Rivet nie quick rtllcf, and Uke pleasure in iccuintnendlng It to aU women who sutler from sick headache." WITHIN Tin REACH Or ALL Fllty Cents A Bottle Avoid All Substitute Ballard Snow Liniment Co. St. Louis, U. 5. A. ( "llll' HID' ll V SOLD AND RECOMMENDED DV Tho Modern Pharmacy. 5 DR. DARRIN RHEUMATISM. When pains or Imitation exist on any part of the body, the application of Ballard's Snow Liniment gives prompt relief. E. W. Sullivan, l'rop. Sullivan House. El Rtno, O. T., writes. June 6 192: "I take pleasure in re commending Ballard's Snow Liniment to all who are afflicted with rheuma tism. It ia tne only remedy I have found that gives immediate relief." 52c, 60c. and $1.00. For sale by The Modern Pharmacy. The Truly Eminent Physician and Specia list at Hotel Smeede, Eugene. (From Corv allis Times.) The numberless testimonials which Dr. Darrin bears from all parts of Oregon, aside from the great number which lie has published In the "Times" during the past year Is wholly sufli cient to convince this commnnlty or any other that his ability in his pro fession ranks very high. The cures In which he has been .successful by his treatment with electricity and medicine have lieen exceedingly as tonishing. mr Durham's c.vrd. "For a long time prior to going under Dr. Darrin's treatment, one year ago, I had been sorely afflicted with rheumatism and heart trouble. It was almost impossible to walk. During Dr. Darrin's last visit I took Ida electrical and medical treatment, and after a few weeks my rheumatism and kidnoy complaint was a tiling of the past. Furthermore, I will state that I was frequently sorely attacked with cramps in my feet, ankles ami trie calves of my Ioks with such force that I was obliged to Jump out or led many times, and so hard were the attacks that they would leave tho affected spots quite sore for more than a day. I have not experi enced even one such affliction sinco I placed myself under Dr. Darrin's elec trical treatment. He who Is afflicted with the same ailments will mlse it if he fails to place himself under the doclor's trettment. I recommend the doctor with full confidence to all afflicted. I am connected with the Corvallis Times and cun be found there any time by any one who would I III... I.o..- ..nr..ln.....l -M . t I . ! 1 I ..,...! ,.......!. ,.i. ....... I Miuuuucu iu lun wuuui io oiu- i.u.ii ui iiiiiiLU ill iri.iri . - . - Ordinarily no use is made of the power developed on a brake incline or gravity tramway, the energy thus developed being offset by the brakes. A certain amount of power may be derived from the excess energy de veloped by the downward loaded car, which may be taken from the shaft of the drum at the head of the tramway. NOTHING ON THE MARKET EQUAL TO CH AM BE It LAIN 'S COLIO, CHOLERA AND DI ARRHOEA REMEDY. This fact Is well known to drug gist every wli re and nine out of ten will give their customers this prepa ration when the best is asked for. Mr. Ols? WItmer, a prominent drug gist of Joplin, Mo., in a circular to his customers says: "There Is noth ing on the market in the way of aptent medicine which equals Cham- euriain a colic, cnoiera ana diar rhoea remedy for bowel complaints. We sell and recommend this prepara tion." For sale by The Modern Pharmacy. Approximately one-half the lead testimony by .Iamks l Durham, Corvallis, Ore. Kl'UINUHi:i.l MAN CURKD To the Editor: For some time I have been sorely afflicted with heart trouble, dyspepsia, llatulency and constipation. Dr. Darrin. with med icines and electricity, has restored me to health so I can work every day. Refer your readers to me at Spring field, Ore. Ai.ex L. Nelso.v. Vll. IMUIUN'S FI.ACK OK UCfclXEHB. Dr. Darrin is located at tde Hotel Smeede, Eugene, until October 1, and gives free examination to all, 10 to 5 or 7 to H daily. The poor free and those able to pay at the rate of $3 a week or in that proportion of the time the case may require. AH curable chronic diseases of menind women's specialty. Eyes tested free and glasses fitted at reasonable prices. ployed in the manufacture ol pig ments, namely; white lead, red lead, litharge and orange mineral. The second largest use is tor manufact uring sheet and pipe. In addition lead is used in certain alloys and for many minor purposes. One of its mobt important properties is that of alloying with gold and silver ia all proportions. This property is taken advantage of m smelting, the lead ores being used for fluxing the so-called dry ores of the west. J. W. Martin of Lafayette Oregon is visiting his brother J. W. Baker, the State Oamewarden. Mr. Baker and wife have both had pneumonia down there and have come up bete for their health. A WARNING TO MOTHERS Too much care cannot be used with small children during the hot weather of the summer months to guard against bowel troubles. As a rule It is only necessary to give the child a dose of castor oil to correct any dis order of the bowels. Do not useany substitute but give the old fashioned castor oil and see that it is fresh, as rancid oil nauseates and has a ten dency to gripe, if this does not check the bowels give Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea remedy and then a dose of castor oil, and the dls euse may be checked in its lnclpleney and all danger avoided. The cantor oil and this remedy should be pro cured at once and kept ready for in stant use as the first Indication of any bowel trouble appears. ThU Is the most successful treatment known and may le relied upon with implicit con fidence even in cases of cholera infan tum. For sale by Tho Modern Phar macy. PROPOSALS FOR TH E CONSTRUC TION OF A WATER SYSTEM FOR COTTAGE CI ROVE, OREGON. Sealed proposals will be received on or before the llt.h day of Atigmt, Po", at the hour of i.::o p. m. of said day for supplying material for and construction of a water system fur the city of Cottage Grove, Lnne County, Oregon. Rids will be re ceived fur the furnishing of about 14000 feet of ton Inch pipe .about K.",0 feet of 8 Inch pipe ami about 110) feet of G inch pipe with gates mid fittings for the same and about 20 lire hy drants also for the necessary woik for trenching and laying said pipe and for the removal and relaying of about VMM) feet of 4, f. and (I Inch pipe also for the construction of t wo small dainsaud the excavation of about 1000 yards of earth for reservoir. Plans and specifications for the ma terial and work and forms for pro posals, are now on file In tho oltice of the City Recorder. The city reserves the right to adopt cither wood pipe or iron pipe for any portion of the work and reserves the right to accept from any bidder only eo much of the material as may be of the class adopted, and to add to or deduct from tho schedule any items of the material at the rutc bid. The city reserves the rfght to reject any and all bids, J. E. Yousa, City Recorder. PECCLIAR DISAPPEARANCE d. I). Runyati, of Butlerville. ()., laid the peculiar disappearance of hN painful svinntoms. nf iinlim.Mti i . iii - . i,- "Mini (mil bldusness. to r. K ing' New Life 1 HIS. He says: "They are a perfect remedy, fur diz.lne-is. nour Htomich headaclie. coii.-itiiititiiin .t,. : ' . , Hum- ujitccdiit l.i iHi.n.H Plmrinaey. prlc THE COTTAGE GROVE Cigar Factory TH0S. CONGER PROPRIETOR I .mi piilUm: 1 1 1 .1 tl , -1 1 i.r.ilc n roil i-i-.ir H. C. MADSEN, Watch ma kkk. lli'l'itli Inn til iimnaiiiitlili rfiurttri All Mink ,runriiti'i"l llrnt rlnia, tt l.'lit, i lurl mill J' rl r v Kt l.iinrtl 1'rlne COD Mil-: GROVE. ORE. I lie I'd Nalioiiiil Itank Ol.- C G. I'.i iinl. $'"i.M jt.-r lit in I t 1 N I (ice w 1 1 1 1 each hum I l .'hi free with e.u li .'hm I t Bohemia, a 5c Cigar i'liiliciniii Rr.iinl, ;' i ! 1 . t 100 free U itliiach tiiiiii! fill free it h each .'' lot Mfttlo from llo very it Imporied and iloindillo tohacuofc. Thov are lor ! all cljar land In lh city. PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY CoTTAC.K ClkoVK. ()K It. 15he C. G. Brand Paid , capital. $25,000.00 Money to i;iit mi approved security. Kxcliiuif m wold, mailable unv ,liic 11 tlicl'nite.l Stuti'M II K tt II K H T Kit IN, l'rt'lloit, T r Wiitmrn ASK Til K A 1 i V. N' I r.m Troivi;Ts VIA 6: a1 Good for Stoniuc li Trouble and Oointlputlon. mm TO SEWING MACHINE, ROLLER BEARING. RICH GRADE. m .... .Uv.V r5S'f WW. FIKNDISII SUFFERING Is often caused by sores, ulcers and cancers, that eat away your skin. Win JJedell of Flat Itock, Mich., says: "I have used Bucklen's Arnica Salve, for ulcers, sores and cancers. It Is the best healing dressing I ever found'" Soothes and heals cuts, burns and scalds. 2."c ut Penson's Pharmacy; guaranteed, A Ad by buying thfa reliable, bontfit, high grade sew ing machine. STRONGEST GUARANTEE. ' National Sewing Machine Co., SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. PACIOkY AT UliLVIDLhfi. ILL. SC ILL the COUGH AND CURE the LUNGS WITH Or. ICing Now Discovery TnPUCIIMDTI."!N FOR I OUGHSanl ISOLDS Price 50c & $1.00 Free Trial. Surest and Uuickcat Cure for all THROAT and MJIXO TROUB LES, or WONJEY HACK. "Chamberlain's Stoiiiai'h nnil I.I v-r TaletHbave.lonon.eo i:r.:a -le.,1 f Stok(tue ,S7 irooil,' Hn h C. I iiwiih, of Hat I'm taijre, Ontario. Canmli. ,T.eiu a mill; ,) Initio jiolin, lUiluth, physic the lifter cilVel are not mi- i pleasant , mid 1 can reeoiimieii l them ' Chtcnyo, St l.ouin to all who under from stomach 1 1 h- j order." Tor nnl.) by The Modern AN I) Af.f. POINTS KAST AND SOUTH I'hiirmaov. J . n i. -j -!.. fi. r i ii uih; ann i rains uanv i no t var r.:L" ':';':":v:' .l-.'v ! nd The mst Man uh-Chiunberlaiii'H stoniaeh :iii'l Liver lplcndia Service tabled. For sain by The Moliiii it i . r- Pharmacy. ! UP to dati Equipment " ' j Courteous Employes BAKKEK & lJiiKM AN I'KOI'KIKTOK.-l OK THE IiXCtfANOli" r'7 DKAI.KKM IN KINK WINKS, UOUORS, CIGARS. Mnln Htrect. fotlitun II i , Ore I. S. Medley. .1. C. Johnson Med I CIJ )' Jtill It son, At lonieyH-al la w e ulvi expedited service on freight. .. .. .. i ,., , ! Uoiite your idiipnieu t via Great frc Suite .. I.,n,h l.hhf. Noi l hern. Cull in formation from Special attention ulven to .Mininiv W m . II Wfin.it. Gent, Agent. Port la ivl, iregon. Oaylit Trip across the Cascade and Rocky Mountains. Fur TIcLctH, Kates, Folders and Full Information, Call on or address, II. DICKSON, C. T. A. 122 3d St., Portland Ore. S. G. VKUKKS., A. G. P. A. l oi indJ.V vi'iiiii) nml l oliiiiilnii Mri't't, Henlllu mm n uid Corporation l.nw. J. E. YOUNG lttorucy-(tl-L(iw - Oltlco on Muln Mtri-ft, Wml 8Ho Cottac; it Gkovh, Okk. A. II. KING KforiK'V sil li.iw, coTTAfJi: u;ori:, oiu:. Hal t & Col Wi ll Mining Fiiglneei-H II. S. Mineral Surveyors Koom 1 Jiank Pldg, Collage Grove W2-m Oregonlan I'ddg, Portland, Oregon. ARRIVAL AMD DEPARTURE OF S. P. TRAINS. NllltTII llOt'NO SOUTH IIOl:NO No. M I1:M p in. No. II 8:0.. u III N. I'l V. Ul u. III. N.i. 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WOOD, Munat'cr it A HI t ie forethought may save you no end of irmiMe, Anyone wlio iiialu s it a rule no keep Clianilierlaln's Colie, Cholera and Plarrlihea remedy ut hand knows this to bo a fact. Tor Bulu by Tha Modern Pliurmaey, 4 t