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About Lane County leader. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Or.) 1903-1905 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 22, 1904)
lue=jay Corn Plasters News of a . L o c a l Natu re BUSINESS NOTICES MMMÌÌÌ00tft&à»tt3& ì First class meals, Hotel Imperial. SPEC! A L 1905—OREGON— 190S visiting in Portland*! daUgb*er* arc ‘“ 6 1.750 feet above the level of the Fall sowing requires disc plows. Vttor. m ^ R' G° r ,9°5 continuously fo r ^ U n c e ^ o ^ L G M | * * a,‘ colu,uua' Auorney .j. c. Johusou went feet* These croppings are all im -1 i9os—O regon — w >5 gunning Thursday afternoon. cinnabar. They Mrs. Lawbough is visiting in 1MS-OREGON-1M5 i i u W ^ u Y V “ “ “ f B,nd g,reat Portland with her mother. C. L. Weber of ( 'r o c - i i r 1 J“ luog rock», but careful analysis wtDer ot Lreswell did along the lino of the lole vi\' I 1M5—OREGON—190s nisiuess in Cottage Grove Wed- (follows the ridge crest, shows them Madsen has some splendid hand llesday‘ 4 ° bo cinnabar ore. A vertical painte chiua jewelery cases. 1905 O regon 1905 1 depth of more than 1.000 feet may 1 1905— O R E G O N — 1905 Rev, F. E. Millington is build- !** bad by drivin2 an adit from the ! , 9 ing a cottage in the south end near ?Vel £ tbe Fre8en‘ furnace. Above j ° ld tor “ k at the i-«*«3« the footbridge this adit would be bucks of 2,000 ofbce *5 cents per hundred. ON j That’s all ask GRIGGS M o d e rn Pharmacy Blue =j ay Corn Plasters Boys’ Overcoats 1905— O R E G O N — 1905 1 '' “ '“ ‘J0 d'PS at ab° Ut 57 degrees from the horizontal. Assume Don’ t forget Fatty Hart, he’s the W o bought a stock o f Boys Overcoats that the croppings of 7.500 feet chief cook at the Dobemtu Res define a low-grade ore body; take at a l>ig reduction and will save you 40 ' be general width of the lode, 400 taurant. per cent. Sizes run from 0 to 19 years, 1905— O R E G O N — 1905 feet oh u fair average; reckon from also 34 and 35 mens’. W ill bo sold at big G o to the Cash Grocery Co. and i.~ ,Kiu< p ; k reduction. Como and see the values, if get a suit for your boys and your anl ol the Cottage Grove Hand. ! hoisting or shaft work and tho re self at cost. you buy or not. Turn out and help the hoys sult is bewildering, and may be 1905— O R E G O N — 1905 divided many times and yet leave a 1905—OREGON—1905 Cist your property with Medley (Jarman I lemon way Co. offers a tonnage available that would cause j a Treadwell mauager to pause. & Milne, and get the benefit of big reduction ou overcoats this MASAOEVE.NT IS llETleKXT. their inquiries. week, llead their ml. l*ago 3. Mr. Dennis makes no statement 1905—OREGON— 1905 1905—OREGON— 1905 . as to how much of the lode that has We will close out at cost our stock Mrs. Mary F. White is building | been opened by his several thou . , t . . , , , , of men’s and children's clothing. a new cottage on 1 bird street slu'd feet of development will be , , , opposite the Presbyterian Church. I comn,ercial ° r® by present process 118 rocery o. HEADQUARTERS IN M ERCH ANDISE 1905—OREGON — 1905 I or the more improved furnaces he 1905— o r e g o n -1 90 5 . ... j is working on. In fact he makes no j Those wanting photos should \w pay '° ,ead tl'e ad-1 assertions relative to the mine. He hurry up. Boyd will be here only vertisemetlt of VV elch ¿k W ootls this . has been busy six yeats ilevelopiDg about one week longer. week. First page. It means money \ the group, and acquiring territory, j 1905— O R E G O N — 1905 saved and the best quality o f goods. !^ be uolnPU".v now bus more than: '•■’A '« '*.<• . .S‘r\S 2,000 acres of laud in a compact The Leader in new location is E. YOUNG 1905—OREGON— 1905 mass, covering all of tho cinnabar ; prepared to execute printing I $ s S. K. Lewis has returned from I deposits of tho Black Butte district promptly and satisfactorily, Tele- ? A T T ORNEY AT L A W the McKenzie river where he spent j save that owned by a neighboring Otllce: Young Building, Main Street, % West Side. mine phone 304. the summer. He will winter on Portland company. The 1905— OREGON— 1905 % manager merely says he is satisfied [ Mosby creek, where he has a home- with his mine, and is taking his own ! Wagon making, hlacksmithiug stead. time j0 i,ring it to the producing and general repair work at J. II. 1905 — OREGON— 1905 stage, iu a general way he snys „ ___* __________ Y_..(•!♦ or a i : in s i t nur, in*: K Ah ESTATE jjj NSUKANCK ANI» MINING Miss Lilia Peterson and William | thaV'if he " « n " ^ r ie c t 'mechanical Baker’s shop. Every guarantee ofj : Hid well wer« married Wednesday devices and a furnace capable of SOod workmanship given, 1*1111.LIUS A U H K K I.K R a t the home of Andrew Miller by j handling profitably an ore carrying 1905 —O r e g o n — 1905 in H T4 Hank Buildkiu: l’ lmne Main The best water in the world will have* have j Some of those hunters who go Hon. J. W. Vaughn, Justice of the ~ *,cr cen* c*una^ar» he will immense reserves ready for the c u is the Peace. u 1 - a • , : , after game unsuccessfully can get a * » , smelter when it is completed. 1905 — O r e g o n — 1905 j , ...... few targets at the o f f i c e o t the Leader I. .'S'. \S DEVELOPMENT ON LODE. 1 MADSKN , and do a little practice work on the Susie L. Camp of M iuneapolis, No development lias been prose- , , . . r . , , , A . . . 1 .ou tskirts of town, Minn, a sister of Mrs. McGilvray cuted from the site of the present $ u x r n n i AKKic ami Mrs. Magee arrived in the city furnace. The lowest adit yet driven 1905—O regon —1905 Watches, Clocks ami Jewelry 4 Lowest Prices. Wednesday to remain during the will give a vertical depth of 850 feet: Buy a dozen of those large east- Bottled at the Springs, London, Oregon, by tbe Oregon wlien under the upex of the ( , r n ¡n jj,fl shell and take home to winter. Mineral Springs Association mountain. This tunnel was a cross- , only 50c per doz at S061— NOOaUO—S061 ;s :.s:.s .s ...s '< -\ s v\ .s .. s cut for 480 feet. Where it cut the 1 V _ . Merchants of Cottage Grove arc lode there was 120 feet of ore iu tbe Bohemia Restaurant, t Y !> ¡jiving their advertising more at width regarding a low-grade pro- O liver H abt , P iiop . J AUCJIIITHCT. 1905—OREGON—1905 tention than formerly. Note the duct. A drift of 500 feet has been I Ffom th<j work ig ru8hing in 5* : Koom »5. Beckwith Block, K uoknk , O k . i new offerings in this issue of the made on the vein from this crosscut Í and three minor crosscuts made be- _ .. . , . T,eider. tween the point of intersection and at Boyd’s gallery, people are wak.n g 1905—OREGON— 1905 the fact. Tho first of these cross. op to the fact that he leaves soon, Rev.A.J. Armstrong writes friends j cuts is 57 feet-long, the second 07 j only 2 or 3 weeks more, dout wait ks s ..s' ..s s s s ...s':.s'. l„ F-iNDLAY here that ho is pleasantly situated feet and. the third 47 feet, all being for Bunsliiuc, rainy days are just as . P1ÄÄ0 TL'NER in cinnabar ore. I good. in his new pastorate at Jacksonville, ’(C Orders may l*e i ft at ! In* Leader office Tunnel No. 4, driven on a level 1905— O R E G O N — 1905 y in Cottage Grove. Oregon, and is looking forward to 200 feet vertically above the lower I Expert liepalriug A sh l a n d , oukuon S h a n a fe lt P h o to s a successful year. adit, has been carried about 1,000 When you go to Eugene don’ t » - •.•e» i* feet on the lode, and has numerous fa;| to gt0p 1905—OREGON—1905 stop at j|,e Gross Hotel. cent lueais jn the city. * - S * * ,S W S '. \ S H M '. ..S'.. : 4 When you pay in advance your crosscuts along this drift proviug a Best Are good photos. That is why the studio ou lartre body of cinnabar. No. 2 tun f , •_ > large . ì\ > w. KIM K, M. I>. River street has become the popular place to subscription to the Leader, ask for 0 J 1 New building, new furnishings, ■ c nel, 200 feet higher, also has a ♦ have family groups and individual portraits r ilY S lC I A N Hint SURGEON a free one-year subscription to the length of about 1,000 feet, ail on 1 courteous treatment and prompt •> taken. Stamp pictures a specialty. I f you % Olile«’ ni M elari.uni Building 4Ì Pacific Tree and \ ¡lie—the best tbe vein, and has numerous cross- service. Over Wynne’s Hardware Store •> want portraits or views o f your property, get Office Phone, 341 Kesld«*ncc Pirone, :tw 4 cuts. On the apex open cuts and 1905—OREGON—1905 farm, poultry and livestock journal *• V#*--.^>- wju ^ served during on tho Pacific Coast. Free with shallow tunnels have been made along the course of the tfreat ore ,, ; s\ ..S'...S'.. .'S 'r}.S ':\S’rr.S *SS*k<S the leader if paid in advance. body’! On the other side of the the winter at The Wave. A 190^-OR EGON—1905 ' n t . ... 1 *■ w - 1 re,,tice of Eugene was the guest of Dr. Geo. Wall Thursday and Friday. 1905— orecon —1905 j GARMAN, ARRIVAL and d e p a r tu r e of t r a in s . irn ■ 12 i ie bound . lift SB |>. in. 1:52 ii.Hi. hoiitii hound No. 11 .3:00 p.m, No. 15......... 2:I.J:i.ni. Maps Free. All who wish a map o f Cottage ove may now get one at the ader office, free. T he streets . all shown and the map is a luable business directory as well lere are only a limited number general circulation. Special Notice. those owing Mrs. N. E. Risen, >lease call at store and pay amount mil receive receipt from Mrs. A. L Palmer, N. Risen, or send money 0 N. F. F.lsea, 270 Car others St' Portlaml, Ore. To We have a large Supply of cheap lumber, just what you want ou a nncli. Price very cheap. Must be sold for other stock. The Booth Kelly Lumber Co., Saginaw Ore. To Be Remembered. Try a meal at the Bohemia lles- tiorantend if you arc not satisfied tell 0l. Hart about it. If you are satisfied tell others of it. M ineral W ater. Blew ti Co. have sold their hot tling business to Capt. D. Boswell Orders for water should bo sent to the Springs at Boswell Postoffice. 24— 4t PRICE HEHENW AY CO. J. H -2 -0 - X ^ 'W'atei* Oregon Mineral Springs II A S K FOR IT .1 F S h an afe lt P h o t o s Tailor M ade Suits. 1905— OREGON— 1905 divide a considerable amount of complete new equipment for pre Suits tailor made to order at the One o f the most beautiful home work has been done opening the | paring delicious and palatable lowest figures, latest styles^ Suits drinks has been installed at this drinks songs o f late is called "Your lode from that direction. flesned and preseed. $1 per month. p o p u la r c o n fe c tio n e r y s to r e . Mother,” written b y j . T. Rider. G eo , B ohlm an , Andrew Urund o f tin* lin n of Mot- This is a song that everybody iTtlf ;imJ Urtimi returned from Port- River street, near Wall St. n, I Tuesdnv. lie report* Mrs. . . . . ought to buy and everybody ought In Brunii, who Is at the N o r t h I’neiftc j Mrs. \V. U. l-aekey who crossed f 1 J y t . B. li. .JOB * rilY S M ’ IAN m id NU KOKON 4 All calls promptly attended. Office: •T Main st., next to Leaner. Phone 114 ' '.»*•: '.r- •jV,-« 4 9 4 5 4 {<£¡6 VfX xfM xtx AV vfx xfx fS'. ..s\ .S...S 'S . '.S'^.S'^JS'^.S ■A4 Snnitnrimn, a s iniprfivlug but it Is | j|,e plains In 1852, passed away Fri- .▼ I \KVI I.SI to sing. expected it will 1** *i\ weeks before d n v a t h e r h o m e In K u ^ e n e . Watch For Them. I )1 Readers l>v sending 25 cents *n she will 1 m * able t o return home. ■ IK. II. II. I’ KTKIK Watch the bulletin board at the postage stamps to the Theatrical j * ALL 4 ALL : : IVOltR IVOltR : : W W ARRANTED ARRANTED —^ Office: First National Bank Building Bohemia Restaurant for specials, Music Supply Co., 44 West 28th W. H. Wats.... o f ( ¡l e o d a l e , was ! No. 1 Seed wheat for sale at the $ <£• upstairs. A and C ittage Grove Flour Mills. ai r s o n , a | r e c e n t ly c o n v i c t e d of a oysters, clams, crabs, lobsters, craw Street, New ^ ork, will receive a ’ I j Jnclge Hamilton ,i gave h lm 15 y e a r s fish, shrimps, etc. copy mailed to them post paid, at the penitentiary. ¡È«*’*.!#!*,* . ..♦ V .-.4 1905—OREGON—1905 ^ j JR. E. C. MAC Y ¿ F o r convenience of local usors of A Bargain G E M S IN V E R S E D K N T 1 S T 4 t b e telephone the Leader will issue • For sale— J block with house, Dr. Mnapp's Building, Main Street ^ condensed list of subscribers for Convalescent woodshed and barn all set to fruit a Once more the rapture ot the wind and ♦ V im iu m -W i ■ —Vr» r- * ■ distribution. On ¡t will he wd vines. Address Box "ti” , froo found the cards of many business A fi(i°r"h scent ot the warm, damp, bro- j lender office. rzi.5- .« ..m m •^,(•^4 T fir m s , w h o m y o u m a y c a ll by num - j ^ x .'w t o ’n ® » « thuu«ht to see * * a'n DR. FENNER’S 1 KIDNEY and Backache CURE These cards W ill j The white snow leave the fallow and th« All diseases o f Kidneys, ber at a glance, m . Bladder, U rinary O r « « » . dork rook wheel elmward to her A1„,, Rheumatism B ack For Sale. be issued in about o »e week and [ 0r ache.HeartDUease Gravel Dropsy, Female Troubles. all who desiro them may have them ^ ^ 7 ,;^„re the flrit white > “/ ■One cart, single and double har- d r e . » M Don't become dl.conrM.d^, tw» and three saddles. Enquire free. Call next week and get a hst and one of the maps of CotUge curUln ehadow 0« « bed * Du. W all . Grove that arc being given away by I hi. hou nd , to leash, di.com - c « ^ years with backache and kid litad the Leader 1905— OREGON— 1905 SCHOOL SUPPLIES T a b le t s A X I) Blank Books AT Benson’s Pharmacy Tilt PRtSCIIPTION S10RE “ Mrs. E. E. Boswell of tlin Boswell Springs was a visitor to her many friends in Cottngo Grove Thursday- The afternoon train was three hours late and the lady’s stay was fortu nately extended for that period Capt. B. D. Boswell is busy with orders for the famous BoeweM Mm- ( era) Water, which is now being bottled in large quantities at the snrings and the annual winter visit of this popular couple to Sac Fran- j cisco, where they have many friends in the army and other walks of life, will be deferred until December and possibly January. Black Bulle Qnk* Si|v*r M,M’ The following eonoBrning The Black Butte Quick » 1 * « Vines that are locate«! about sixteen miles ho oth of Cottage h o - . * raken from an article which appear ed i«, the Portlaml Daily Journal on Immt .Sunday. - W i l l B . 0*11 v i* T h e C o u n t r y S tora. ^ out beyond the city’ « lights. Away from din and roar. hf The cricket ohlrpe ot sum mer night, Reneath the country store. The dry goods boxes ricked around Afford a welcom e seat For « w r y U ser, o f the ground W ho here o f evenings meet. A swinging sign o f ancient m aks And one above the door Proclaim that W illiam H enry Llmke n e r e °^ e r y th in g * from Jean, to t w - d . F -om silks to gln gh em . b r lg h f^ Is spread before the who need From early m orn till night. Tea sugar, c o ff.s (browned or gr,«n ). Molasses, grindstones, ,!Y B u.pend.r-, r e »a «ts . n a vj b e sn . Paint»r.jlce and looking glaaaaa, e S b -T r *«■*355®ÏS6"-’ S 5 2 S & r m b r e lly . eaaétaR « 7 t h - a a i t a t a . ä V l.m n m lh O re Biwl.e-. i Sold by tile MODERN PHARMACY, jj! s Eugene Business College K;it«*.s o f tuition will bo asfollows after Soi> t ;i em ber 1, 1904: 9 ONE MONTH..........................|9.00 THREE MONTHS..............fi.'».»«) SIX MONTHS.......................$45.00 (\ T W E L V E M ONTHS........#75.00 . B u m , Ore. F . S . H A R O U N , President Just a Moment, Please! PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Offices in Dr. Geo. Wall building. Main street. Cottage Grove, ( l i c e phone Main «»a. Hesidenee phone Main 9« - Why not let The Royal T ailors of Chi- . cago make your fall suit or overcoat? 4 When delivery is made, there will also y.Si - s s' \s s S'v.s;\\s>‘V.sd> be delivered a direct guaranty covering the quality of goods, the style and fit < , rk- A ,• oa . ik $ of the garments and the workmanship. ‘ And that guaranty is worth one hune Y, VOCAL INSTRUCTOR ' dred * ----- cents on the dollar to you. It ( ’onsarvatory Method Alodio Third means that y o u are to be satisfied with Street. Opposite feu tra i Hotel ! the garments when yon get them— 1 satisfied that they were made expressly fo r you, to your own measure— and it means that they will wear well, give you good service, and hold their shape as rightly-tailored gar ments should. The cost of Royal tailoring is so low that you might almost think price was the first consideration. But it Isn’t. Value is STEEL first Value-giving is at the basis of The Royal Tailors’ success. The best for the money always— that is the Royal idea. la. ■ “ J OLIVER PLOWS C H ILLED AND For yoars ri*cogni/<*d hm tli«* Htfuichird in Htn-ngtli aIMl flrntitcht. Kannors all over tlio irnited States inVe endorsed them and p_refer t.hein tootherM. Fhoy t h f » n i ind iiri«* 1 I h ’ I i i w i t l i c o i i I h I i 'I K ’ d . 1 1 1*• v are 11 ♦ "b V n lfo r th«* team and th«»y make plowing not n \\vliav** just -tenired the agency. S«-«* them S«»lc agent*. easy- S Ä S S S ® “ - * i òn our Hr »or. “ The maenitmle of the ore lxxlie* ir ( rounl In cannot be Appreciated until they wth.n th* - a u r y o ^ twUtu0^ The créât of a ndge rue . *re seen. Dey trouljo. Tried s g r e s t many physician» without relief. Dr Fenner, Kidney and B si«- ache Cure i , the only Remedy that ever helped me and after using only two bottle, I feel en tirely cured. H ,re no pain or ache o f any kind. Miss ALICE McDONAI.D, Omaha, Neb. DruggUtA 60c , »1. Ask for Cook B o o k -h ree I J it. C. T IIOUKKTT 1 ktxxfxxfzxti A* »VG/xV «♦xxlzxtxxfx <tx>tzxtzxfz fjj WYNNE H A R D W A R E C O . C u s io in s r s o f T h e R o y a l T a i lo r s a ro I n v lt o d to g u o s a h o w m o n y p e o p le w ill o lto n d th o W o r ld * « F a ir at S i. L o u la . T h a y • f f a r p r ls o o c o n s is t in g o f Ion A u t o m o b ile # , to 4 « g iv e n to th a • on p n r s n n a m a k in g t h e c l o s e , « g u a o s o a . T h « c o s , o f t h e s n A u t o m o b l t a o In S I X .7 0 0 . T b a r a a r e a l s o e i g h t c o s h p r l s o o o f $ I O O e a c h , m a k in g t h o t o t a l v a l u e o f t h « p r l s o o » I 4 .S O O . F o r • r « r y d o lla r y e a « a y o n a n o r d e r f o r R o y a l t a ilo r in g y o u c o n m i l e o n e g u o s o i o n a I l f o u ll y o u c a n m i l , flfta o n g u a sa a a . a n d o n n 1 2 0 s u i t y o u c a n m a k e I w o a t y g u o n o o s . e n d s o « ■ —• g u e s s f o r o v a r y d o lla r . The Royal Tailors carry a million-dollar stock of woolens— something to r please and overcoats for — ..... *, - sure —- — - ■ — ■ - everybody; - • / " * ~ y i suits ------- -------- men and boys— ladies’ man-tailored skirts and coats— all made strictly to measure at an actual proven cash saving of fully twenty-five per cent. But the thing to do is to see the goods and get the prices. You can do that by calling on WELCH A WOODSy COTTAGE GROVE, OR.