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S A Y ! GRIFFIN-VEATCH COMPANY W ant to See You Carpenter Tools Good Heating Stoves Sporting Goods Fine Cutlery Headquarters for the Famous and Warranted Stanley and Keen Kutter Carpenter Tools. The Pamous C ole’s Air-tight, Bridge-Beach, Crebben-Sexton Great Western and Favorite. All kinds of Guns and Ammuni tion, Hunting Coats, and Belts. Peters Shot Gun Shells. W e have them all skinned on Carving Sets, Butcher Knives Razors and Pocket Knives E V E R Y T H IN G IN T H E H A R D W A R E L IN E The Most Com plete Stock in Cottage Grove W e Are Ready For You Having Just Got Settled in Our New Quarters Third Door East of Oregon Hotel L a te s t S o n g s RICH STRIKE MADE IN THE Victor Disc Records NORT FAIRVIEW GOLD MINES Good as new, only used a few times, for sale at . . . H A L F PRICK . . . Free Gold Sparkles in the Ore— Also Rich in Lead Arcade Theater and Copper— Five Foot Ledge Well De fined— Two Foot Free Gold NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. N otice is h ereb y g iv e n th a t th e un- ilersigueil E x ecu to r of th e F sta te of llerl>ert W. I,ee, deceased, has Fded in th e co u n ty c o u rt of b an e co u n ty , O re gon, h is final acco u n t as such ex ecu to r of said estate an d th a t S atu rd ay th e ,10th day of O ctober, 1909, a t th e h o u r of 1 o ’lock p. in. of said day has been fixed by said co u rt as th e tim e for h e a rin g an y objectio n s to said rep o rt an d th e se ttle m e n t thereof. 9-28-5t B r r t II. I,KE, E xecutor. A. II. K i n g , A tto r n e y . T h e T e e th should be cared for from the cradle to the grave. We have a large assortm ent of good Tooth Brushes and several k in d s of Tooth Powder w arranted to be pure and beneficial. In local m ining circles is maiii- j Van Dyne, A lbany. J. C. Klopl- fested u n u su al interest in the re- stein and John Coffman are push- cent very rich strik e in the North ing work o il this property an d one Fairview mines in the Bohemia j .300 foot tunnel has already been cam p, 30 miles east of Cottage 1 driven atul m uch free m illing ore tak eu out. Grove. T h e find w as m ade th is week A T T H K MAYFLOWER. an d is nearly 200 feet below the Mr. McQueen T hursday, in H air Brushes, Bath Brushes, Fine We have the largest and best selected stock of furniture tunnel where rich free gold ore was formed th e Leader th a t w hile in Soaps, domestic and imported, ever shown in Cottage d ro v e O ur goods are new, neat and found four years ago. T h e ore is Bohemia he visited th e Mayflower up-to-date. In prices we meet all com petition. Call anil see splendid Sham poo for the hair, literally covered with gold and was group of m ines operated by the us and be convinced. We can save you $ " $ $ $ . Car load 13 tons at $3.73 and all Toilet Requisites of good found at the grass roots. T he Kelso M ining Com pany, of which per 100 lbs in lots of 300 quality at m oderate prices. lbs an d over, Cash with ledge is five feet wide, b ut only VV. P. FHy is m anager and found order. two feet of th is ore so far is free j them in stallin g a fine new five gold. F'rotn this find to nearly stam p q u artz m ill. Mr. McQueen B ro w n s v ille W a re h o u se Co. 200 feet above this point gives the says they have enough excellent " T H E F U R N IT U R E D E A L E R S " TANGENT, O REG O N C ottage Grove, Oregon com pany one of th e longest shoots looking ore on th e dum p to keep of rich ore th a t has yet been found their new mill ru n n in g for a year in quartz on the Pacific coast. an d he predicts th a t th is m ine will Miss Dollie Hefty returned home COTTAGE GROVE LE A D E R . George W . M cQueen, president soon become a reg u lar producer. T u e s d a y s a n d F rid a y s . from Phoenix, Arizona, W ednes of the com pany, arrived from the On or About October 15th W E S T COAST M IN K S . day, where she has been sojourn cam p T h u rsd ay and bro u g h t some THK LRAOKK PUBLISHING CO. (Ino.) ing for nearly a year. She has sam ples of the new find th a t fully In the W est Coast Mines former 1 will Move my Stock of W, C. C o n n k r , E d it o r am i M anager. been etigaged in new spaper work ly the property of the Oregon bear out the reports. T h e ore is Entered at the Cottage Grove postofflee afl sec most of the tim e during her absence bright quartz with rusty or decayed Securities Co., has recently been ond-das* matter. and was more favorably impressed seam s and the gold can be seen opened a very rich ledge of gold with that country than she atrtici all through the ore. T h e find is and copper bearing quartz, which M(/HMCKirriÜN KATKS One Year . . . . . ¿i.go pated she would be. Fine orange to be closely guarded, but develop is intim ated to carry values little 81X Months Three Months . . . 5n orchards and great fields of alfalfa m ents are to be rushed forw ard as less th an the recent Fairview strike. T h e com pany, however, is very were in evidence in certain irrigat speedily as possible. T o the store now being finished by C. C. W ood w ard and located in block east of the Hotel O re ed sections of th at country, and F R ID A Y , OCTOBER 1909. T he ore is also found to be rich retricent regarding their new find, gon. Before m oving I will sell for cash Shoes even occasional heavy electric rain in copper and lead as well as free w hich was m ade in their cham pion au d Ciockery at greatly reduced prices. I have storms are net uncom m on. T he gold, and old conservative miners j m ine on the eighth level, an d is some broken lines of Shoes w hich I will sell at K*C T he last issue of “ T he Timber- sum m er’s are quite warm, but the declare th a t North Fairview is the | know n to be very rich and th e new from 30% to 30% reduction. I have in stock m a n ,” published at Portland, con w inter’s there correspond with our “m ak in g of a very rich and v alu j discovery authentic. W ashburn Crosby Co’s. G O LD M ED A L FLO U R, U p to n 's Teas an d Coffee also R idgew ay’s Teas tained a picture of our esteemed summ er seasons here, Miss H efty able m in e.” T h is new discovery TH K PR E S ID E N T IA L GROUP. and Coffee. T ry some of these goods they will townsman, F. H . Rosenberg, says. is on the Cham pion side of the hill A1 C hurchill, President and please you........................................................................... Snark of Southern Oregon Dis g an d the ledge h as been traced and m anager of the Presidential G roup trict, for the order of IIoo Hoo, re‘ W. F. Curtis, wife an d ch ild of prospected for a distance of a mile of m ines in Bohemia, is receiving garding whom it said, ‘‘Suark F ranklin, North Carolina, have and a half. T his is the second the con g ratu latio n s of his m any Rosenberg is to be congratulated just arrived at Saginaw an d will largest aud richest strike ever, m ining friends upon the splendid upou the splendid success of the locate in this county. Mr. Curtis m ade in the Bohemia m ining dis- j show ing w hich this seaso n 's work recent concatenation held in Cot is a practical printer and will look drict, an d m ay very easily, as pre ; has brought about in his mines, tage Grove, which was a glorious for an opening in some of the dieted, develop into the ric h e s t! which are declared to he very val- Successor to Pierce & Shepardson success in every respect, and at county new spaper offices. H e is strike ever m ade in this cam p, i uable property. 3 which was iuitiatdd a large class an acquaintance of Mr. Angel at T he officers of the North Fairview j An old miner rem ark ed last of kittens consisting of the cream Saginaw and a brother of Mrs. M ining Co. are: Geo. W. Me- j evening, “ A tu rn in the tide has s x ie a e a s iÿ x i& ix iu e a e a e a e iie a s n e iie iiitx x S of the lum ber fraternity of that Judson Allen of near S aginaw . Queen, president and m anager, , a t last been reached in Bohemia part of Oregon where the most lu x Cottage Grove; Darwin Bristow, j a ,,d this cam p will need n o further uriant growth of the famous Doug Richmond Pearson Hobson, hero secretary, Iiugene; H erbert Leigh, ex p lo itatio n . It will speak for it | self. Bohemia will m ake good. las fir abounds and the most whole- of the Merrimac, C h au ta u q u a lec treasurer, Iiugene; directors, II, and there is good reason for It certainly looks th a t way and souled lot of lumbermen ply their turer and congressman from the K. Metcalf, Geo. W. McQueen, unprecedented lively tim es in this our steady and satisfactory worthy vocation.” S ixth district of A labam a, has no Thos. Awbrey, Cottage Grove, m ining cam p n ex t season growth. T h e fact th a t we have not only held our business but practically doubled it with all com petition, indicates th a t the Poor old New York city. If tified the Anti-Saloon League that H erbert Leigh, E ugene and Chris assured. public m ind has not lost sight of the essential requirem ents that half what is said about each of he'ltas decided to tak e up the fight Died. SALK OK T IM B E R . 1’ortlan .l, O r. Oct. m ake a b an k sound an d safe. T he principles of conservative the candidates for mayor by the for the prohibition am endm ent in 14, 1909. S ealed hill« m ark ed outside, b an k in g th a t have governed our developm ent in the past will others is true neither of them is fit his state. "B id , T im b e r Sale A pplication, A pril 5, PA L M E R —At the family home in 1909, U m p q u a ," an d ad d ressed to th e shape our future policy. to be dog catcher. W est C ottage Grove, W ednesday D istrict F o rester. F o rest Service, P o rt Since everybody now know s th at Oct. 20, 1909, Jas. K. Palmer, land, O regon, w ill lie receiv ed u p to and c lu d in g th e 19tli day of N ovem ber, Start an account with us and grow with a President T aft w ants to be gov-1 street paving is a good th in g w e’ll aged M years, 6 m onths and 9 in 1909, for all th e m erch an tab le dead tim - days, after a prolonged illness. lier sta n d in g or down an d all th e live em or of the l'hillippines again, get twice as m uch more of it next G R O W IN G PROGRESSIVE BANK Deceased was born in Madison- tim b e r d esig n ated for c u ttin g by the Perhaps Roosevelt will gratify this i year, also a lot of industries, says ville, K entucky, was m arried to F o re st officer located on an area, to be wish for him in 1913.—Journal. I the Roseburg Review ite ly d esig n ated by th e F o rest offi C a p ita l & Undivided Miss Mary Shelton and for m any c d e efin r before c u ttin g b eg in s of about .1,470 S u rp lu s P ro fits years resided at M ountain Grove, acres ly in g in th e Row r iv e r w atershed S 5 0 ,0 0 0 S I7 .0 0 0 M issouri, from w hich place the in S ectio n s lf>, 17, IS, 19, 20, 21, 29 .10 family cam e to Cottage G rove six .11 and ,12, T. 21 S., k . 1 F, \V. M „ w ith in th e U m pqua N ational Forest, Oregon; years ago, where Mr. Palm er en estim ated to he 167,015,000 feet B. M. of If s w om an it . i r o n , and h e alth ? in a w o m an ly w ay . m o th - gaged in the general m erchandise liv e D ouglas fir; 2,480,000 feet B. M. of • rh o o d m e a n , to h e r h u t little .offerin g , T h e tro u b le liee business up to w ithin a year an d a liv e w estern hem lo ck ; 2.945,000 feet B. ia the fact the!I th e m an y w om en .o ffer fro m w e e k n e .. end h alf ago, when he sold his business M. of liv e w estern red an d incense ar; 265,000 feet B. M. of live su g a r “ d ,re uofi,,*d an d bought a farm n ear Drain ced an d w estern yellow p in e an d 1,105,oOo w hich he gave his personal a tte n feet B, M . of m erch an tab le dead tim ber, Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription tion until he was taken ill some m o re or less. N o bid of less th an #2 per m onths ago, when he returned to th o u san d feet B. M. for all species, live C n re a th e w e e k n e . . . . a n d d i a o r d . r a o ( w o m a n . will be co n sid ered and a 'd e I t a c ta d ira e tly o n th e d e lic a te a n d im p o r ta n t his home in this city. Besides a a p n o d sit dead, of $5,000 payable to th e o rd er of o r i e n t o o o o a rn e d in m o th e r h o o d , m a k in g th e m wife deceased leaves two sons and th e F irs t N atio n al b an k of P o rtlan d , h e a l th y , itr o n g . v ig o ro u s , y irile a n d c la a tic . four d aughters to m ourn their O reg o n , m u st be se n t to th a t h an k for each bid su b m itte d to th e D istrict F o r F e n '.h e . th e in d i.p o .itio n . ol th e great loss. Funeral services were “ THE SCHOOL OF QUALITY’ T im b er upon valid claim s is e x conducted from the family home ester. e m p ted from sale. T h e rig h t to reject I T e n th an d M o rris o n , P o r tla n d , O re g o n 3 3 A , P . A rm s tro n g , L L .B . , P r i r r t- £ 2 fe m in in e at ten o ’clock th is F riday forenoon a n y an d all bid s is reserv ed . F o r f u r - ! Old in years, new in methods, admittedly the high-stand«; d a & r r t W J S T i K - T — « * - w om en h e y by Rev. Robt. Sutcliffe, interm ent th e r in fo rm atio n an d reg u latio n s govern- i commercial school of the Northwest. Open all the year. More in the L O . O. F. cem etary. In in g sales, ad d ress S. C. B artm m , F o rest StrT V - n * * W om en Well. S u p erv iso r. R oseburg, Or. calls for help than we can meet—position certain. Class and ™ °-?*r ,n d " ’*»> «P "n y ou . . '• iu .t Mr. P alm er's death the com m un ae fo o d E. T. A l l e n . D istrict Forester. A c ce p t no .e e re t n o stru m in p lace n f th i. a o a -irrrw re m e d y . It individual instruction. Bookkeeping from written forms and by c o n ta in , not ity loses a good, honest, upw right ° ‘ ,lc n h ‘’1 *nd ■>"« • drain O f h a h it-lo rm in g o r iniurioua' d ru g .. a U . n _ p e r , g ly ceric . » m e , „< h y lm g . o . t i y . A m e ric a n ro o t.. office practice. Shorthand that excels in every respect. Special citizen and the fam ily a k in d hu s C leveland’s Baking Powder. b an d au d father. penmanship departm ent/a^^rite for illustrated catalogue. Nail Brushes VETCH SEED S IM E R A L & V A N D E N B U R G B enson’s Pharm acy ■ 1 3 Groceries Crockery and Shoes S H. C. COOK Still We Grow Strong Healthy W omen FIRST NATIONAL BANK 3
