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COTTAGE GROVE, ORE, OCT. 16, 1M3
NOTES 5
No. ai
Lane County’s Expansion.
The southern boundary of Lane
The mines of the Tiutic district county, as changed by the legisla
in Utah have paid their owners ture last winter adds about two town
F o r y o u to b u y o r rer\t i n a l l p a r ts o f t h o
c o u n t r y at t h e c h o a p e s t p r i c e s a n d b e s t t e r m s
ships to the southwest corner of our
$8,000,000 in dividends.
county, giving us six miles more ot
The (¡slice Consolidated Mines coast line aud practically, another
Couipauy, operating ou (¡alice creek, outlet to the seaside. The territory
has u crew of 20 men at work on the includes the two beautiful lakes
hi}» placers of the Qalice district, known as Whoahiuk or Clear Lake
No 2 5 -8 ac;es2 miles from Cottage No. 14—337 acres 2 miles from Cot
getting them in shape for the com and Tsiltcoos or Ten Mile with their
(¡rove; all bottom land; choice
tage G rove;nil very best Improv
ing winter’ s work. Several miles l adjacent settlements and the fertile
orchard of 400 hearing trees; is it
ed : all buildings modern ami up-
- of new ditches have been built, an d1 valley of the Ten Mile, the Hue run
good home and good investment.
to-date; best hay and garden
Price.......................................
$550
land to be had anywhere; au or
many hundred feet of new piping ning just south of this valley and
chard of 1000 choice trees; lim
No. 24—Is a 120-acre farr 5 miles
laid.
through a portion of the latter lake.
ning water; school house within
from Cottaire Grove, well improv
1-s mile of house. An ideal farm
ed, 35 «ere» in cultivation, a good
The Golden Wedge on Gafice The post-office kuowu as ‘Aleñe’ ’ is
Price............................ $30 per acre
orchard of choice, popular fruits,
creek, in Josephiue county, lias been also now in Lane county, and three
75 acres of well sreded pasture,
school
districts
which
were
former
sold to L. E. Fiue for $li,0()0. The
spring water. One of the best No. 12—120 acres 6 miles west of
Eugene, 40 acres farm land. 40
property is an old producer and was ly in our neighbor county on the
producing farms in Lane Co.
acres fine timber, balance goon
Price............................ $18 per acre.
worked years ago with au arrusta, south. Ti e chauge, however, does
grazing land ; small house, with
No. 19—134 acres 3 1-2 miles from
produciug $000 to $1000 per mouth not materially effect that location
good dry lumber to build new
town. 80 seres good bottom land,
this
veur,
as
the
remainder
of
the
house; plenty of fru i:; on gravel
by this crude means. The ore iB
hulance hill pasture, good 1 1-2
ed
road; an extra good bargain.
taxes
for
1902
will
be
paid
to
Doug
strickly free milling and resembles
story house, family orchard, cow
Price............................. $16 per acre
am! horse burns, running water;
the ore in the famous Greenback of las apportioued by that countv.
$500 dow n, balance easy terms. No. 11—187 acres 3 1-2 miles from
The transcript of the evideuce of the
Southern Oregon.
Price...................................
$1675
Oakland, Douglas county, mostly
title to real estate ami the court re
N
o.
37—Two tine lots 100x100. only
bottom land, well fenced and has
There is a formation found in cords have arrived in this county,
two blocks from Main streets oil
good buildings. A fiue place for
many portions of Southern Oregon but as the law does not, in this case,
east side.
stock and poultry.
greatly resembling the celebrated provide preemts, road districts ami '
Price.......................................... $250
Price....................
$25 per acre
Chinese jade. Grants Passpar’ies re school districts, it is thought by
We have Scores of oilier farms, hestdes a larae list o f choice ImUdltiK lots, acreage, resi
dences, business houses, and in fact all kinds o f real property cheap aud on easy terms.
cently sent to Consul H. U. Miller in county officuls here that inch dis
MFDI
FY A
Mil MIT C O R N E R 2 d A N D M A I N S T S .
China for a sample of jade of which tricts will have to b e re-established
I 1 E . U L L I
»
i’ l I L i V L , C O T T A G E G R O V E . O R E G O N
the Grants Pass Mining Journal according to law in Laue county.
says: It is a large sample and pos
sibly weighs 2J to 3 pounds. It
W hy T ra in s Have Been Late.
looks exactly like the jade stone
found here. Prof, Thus. H. Condon,
Since passenger engines have
of Oregon University, pronounces commenced usiug coal, trains are
School will soon open and the pupils should see our fine line o f tablets before putting in
their writing material. Finest line ever seen in Cottage Grove
: : : : : :
the jade sent hint from here, thereat seldom on time. The trouble seems
jade.
to he that the use of coal was or- !
•iered before the necessury facilities
J. E. Love, the Canyonville mer-
for loading were put in. This has
chai t, reports that John Bailey, who
to be done by hand as the dump
lives a few hundred yards from the
cars ordered some tune since have
town of Canyonville, recently discov
not arrived. From tilleeii to thirty
ered a ten-foot ledge of copper ex
minutes are lost in loading sud re
tending through his premises ami
moving cltukers from the engine.
under his residence. Au assay made
are being offered in many departments of our merchandise stock and It will pay you to
In a few days the necessary machin
from samples from the ledge reveal
give us a call
:
:
ery will he put in which will greatly
ed 10 per cent copper aud about, $10
expedite the work.—Junction City
in gold to the ton. Mr. Bailey re
Times.
fused an offer of $1000 for his find.
Other negotations are under way for
The latest ecientiñe dictum is
the purchase or development of the that the mustache is unsanitary. So
property.—Roseburg Review.
is the corset, but the girls lusist on
I bo'li.
The postoffice at the old town of
Auburn, in Eastern Oregon, has
Designer Watson of the Sliam-
been discontinued. All that is left ! rocks lias just been marri d. Which
Groceries, Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes
of this once famous mining camp is shows that he can win something,
one farm lmuse. Years ugu this j a n y w a y .
was the scene of great activity, anil
ft
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When your ad appears in a paper
where between 5000 and 10,000 peo
ple delved for precious metals there r ad it over carefully ami see if there
is nothing now (hut desolation and ; is auvthing in it that would induce
deep-cut placer ditches, from which ] you to buy the goods advertised.
much gold was taken in the 'GO’s. If there is, it is a good profitable in
is what you want when you go for a drive, no
The howl of the coyote is all that vestment, otherwise it is not.
matter whether you go on a business trip, or just
awakens the midnight echoes where
Carrie Nation, the saloon suinsher
the shout of nightlv roisterers once
to take your best girl for a ride, and this is what
upon a time made life a perpetual , has been relinked to her husbaud
we
furnish our customers. It's our business to
daylight dream. The denizens of 1 Mr. Nation must he a man of great
please the public in this respect, and it’s a pride
courage,
nerve
ami
endurance.
the once-lively camp are gone, some
that we take in doing so— to furnish the very best
to their long rest, while others with
It Is the right kind o f seed, in the j
to
lie had in our line. Prompt service : : : :
gray hairs mantling their brows are I right kind of soil, which brings the I
still prowling among the hills look right kiud of results; just so with an
ing "for that the quest of which | advertismeut. An ad in the L e a d e r j
never is slackeped until they fade j brings the results desired.
away like the others thnt are gone
Not satisfied with canning all the .
bufore.
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| salmon in Rogue river, R. D. Hume, |
S u b s c r ib e fo r th e L eader a n d g e t
will now attempt to “ can” Editor:
a ll th e lo c a l, sta te nnd g e n e r a l new s. i Ctinusse.—Telegratn.
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WRITING
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BARGAINS
L E W I S & VEATCH
A Rattling Good, Spick and Span Rig
Chrisman & Bangs stables
Welch & Woods Has it For Less