Lane County leader., October 29, 1904, Image 4

OREEOI i SOUTHEISTEBK ». H. CO,
LEADERS
Bohemia and Cottage Grove Stage L ibo
T IM E T A B L E NO. 3
T o take effect on April 2 , 19M.
DAILY KXCK.I-r et'NUAY.
G o to the Imperial Hotel for Sun
«lay dinner.
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no»—o u t con —i»o»
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OUR LEADER.
It is superior to any at the price and equal
to any at any price.
If that is the kind you
want you will find them at our store.
To Discover (MR By Telepheae.
Mineral Kin," and Homestnke.
A. W . Ziniker is in the city for
a few days. During tbe summer
he has been, with several othera,
developing his properties on Horse
Heaven creek in Bohemia district.
He reports that a cross-cut was run
to cut the Mineral K ing lode
which when reached disclosed a
lair sized vein that prospects by
panning very high in gold. The
Homestake tunnel follows the vein
into the mountain a distance o f 120
feet. In order to determine the
width o f the ledge, cross-cuts were
driven and the walls were found to
be 50 feet apart. A good portion
o f the ledge being a milling ore.
Recently Mr. Ziniker has been
working for the May Flower Min­
ing and Milling Company aDd co n ­
firms tbe statements recently made
concerning this property, as he
considers it, one ot the best show­
ing properties in the district. He
will make arrangements while here
to remain in camp all winter and
prosecute work on his claims
All la flood Order
Mr. A . A. Buchanan who has
bed! employed at the Oregon
-Securities mine in Bohemia tor
some months arrived in the city on
Friday and Saturday went on to
Portland for a short rest and visit.
Mr. Buchanan has been completing
and putting into good running
order the tramway which reaches
from the 50 stamp mill to the main
working tunnel up the mountain.
H .* reports it as being ready lor use
Back From Tonopab.
ns a t’.orough test has been made.
Messrs Court» and Church who
He also states that since the in
cicased supply o f water, caused by Bonitt weeks ago started on a trip
the recent rains, which furnishes through Northern California and
double power for the electric plant portion» of Nevada returned to the
the force in tbe tunnel has been city
on (Sunday. During their
increased and tbe power drills are ah»ence they visited Tonopah and
kept busy night and day. The Goldfield and speak highly of them
Champion vein, be aays, will be a» great miuing district».
reached withiu a month or six
They agree however with recently
weeks, When ore can be supplied published reports that it it not tbe
to the mill by tram. Preparations place for the poor man to g o to at
ar- being made, Mr. Buchanan the present time. It is not because
states, for the winter, by this of the lack of mines in that section
Company as well as others and the but the lack of transportation to
heavy storms cannot retard work move the ores.
In their opinion it will be ample
as tliev did last year when operators
were caught unprepared by the early time to think of going there next
storms.
.spring or s i i miner.
HA5E & SANBORN’S
High Grade
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Standard
EXCEL­
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AGENCY
F E L L O W
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H ow burs, Oreiiou, A»iiiwt20, i.un
at our Store.
SPE C IA L
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of Tli** D h II c *. nullity Of
: lina linn day filed Hi tbl*
,i s. 1^ w r,"s\ v‘
„„•nl No. tktTI for tli«* purchase o f Hi« N r * " ••
i W i, NW1,. o f section us township j i south,
of range i west, and will offer proof to show
rlut the land »High! is more valuable for its
timber or »tone man for agricultural
and to establish Ids claim t.* said land before
.1 .1 Walton, 1'. S. Uonnnissiom r. .it his «dike,
at Eugene. Oregon, on Monday the 14th »lay of :
November, 1«04. He names as witnesses: Lev.
McCoy. Fred J. Bartels both of Cottage Orove.
Frank A. Tripp, ( lark P- Devureaux Iwth o f Eu­
gene, all of U n e County, Oregon.
* Any and all peraous .......... US adversely the
above desi rlhed U nd, are requested to die tlieir
claims in this office on or before said u tli day o f
November, 1904.
J T B u id o e s
Register.
All kinds of country produce bought
find sold
B A R G A IN S
arc being offered in many departments o f our merchan­
dise stock and it will pay you to give us a call.
F,r p i '
VI irchandise call on the reliable firm of
CURRIN $ VEATCH
Groceries, Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes
T O O L O U T F IT S FO R
THE M E C H A N I C
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Fur quick relief from Biliousness.
Sick Headache, Torpid Liver, Jaun­
dice, Dizziness, and all troubles aris­
ing from an inactive or sluggish liver,
DeWItt’s Little Early Risers are un­
equalled.
They act promptly and never gripe.
They are so dainty that i t is a pleasure
to take them. One to two act as a
mild laxative: two or four act as a
pleasant and effective cathartic. They
are purely vegetable and absolutely
harmless. They tonic the liver.
flrand Rally To-Night
Of the patriotic masse» Col. John
Soble»kl of Los Angeles, Calif., a
soldier anil statesman and one of the
m ost popular »tum p »iie.ikers la th e
Held will addresH the citizens upon
the living Issues of the day.
Col. Holileski Is the rightful heir to
the throne of Poland If It had not
been
di»tnemhered
by Austria,
Russia mill,Germany, lielng sixth In
direct line of descent from John
SohieKkl III who prevented Kurope
from lielng overrun by the M oham­
medans In the 17th century. All
w ho.adm ire earnestness, eloquence,
wit and humor »liotild not fall to
coni*. Ixit there lie a grand ralley.
Itememher the date, Oct L’Hth, 7.30
p m. At the Opera House. No ad­
mission lint a collection taken at the
close.
E. C* D e W itt ic C o., C h ic a g o
NOTICE FOR PCBLH A TIO N .
United States Land Office, Kosetflirg, ()' »*.
Oct. 11, UK>4.
Notice is hereby given that in com ¡.liance
w ith the provisions of the net <»f Congress of
June 3,1878, entitled "A n act for the Mile of
limiter lands in the States of California, < »re ¿on
Nevada .and W ashington Territory,” aaextend­
ed to all the pu b lic land states by act of August
4. 1892.
N IC K AN D ERSON .
o f Eugene, County o f Lane, State o f Oregon,
lias this day tiled in this office his sworn stali
IllCIlt No. «478 for tllO pUrellRSCOf tllC W '-. NK
For Hale bv the Modern Pharmacy.
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Oysters on H a lf Sh ell
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Open ait N igh t ,
Q uick Service O u r M otto
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Exchange Lunch Room •; Ä
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P ill P le a su r e .
If you ever took DeW ltt’» Little
Burly Kisers for biliousness or con­
stipation you kDow what pill plea­
sures is These famous little pills
«•leans« the liver and rid the system
of all bile without producing unplea- > I
sunt effects. They do uot «ripe, , ,
sicken or weaken, lmt pleasantlv give ' r
touo and strength to the tissues and
organs of the stomnch, liver and
bowels. Sold by the Modern Pharm­
acy.
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* Olve The New».
“ While on tbe question of public­
ity it might be well to point o u t ;
that tbe moat practical plan f o r ;
Gaie and Shell Fish is Season
We make ■ apecislty
ot S h o r t Ordere.......
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Imperial Hotel
O regon
Headquarters for commer­
cial and mining men.
«proading abroad the mineral wealth American and European Plan
of mining district» is to support
clean, houeat and well edited local i
Special rates to families,
newepapera, »aya Denver Mining
One block from S.P. Depot
Reporter.
Supporting a local I t K A S O N A B L E K A T E S
paper doe» not mean »imply paying
a Btibncription, but by also giving
the reporters tbe new». In lee»
than a month item» which originally
emanated from the local paper will (
have appeared in mores of other
M r s . I . E. T h o m p s o n .
pa|>er*, and will r4 »ch the eye of
many thousand» of reader* all over
the Unite«l States. Let such infor- Rates per day ..............................Ml.no
mat inn be reliable, and good must Room and board, per week........ 4.50
eventually be derived by tbe locality
to which the reference i» made."
Firsl
National
Bank
Suit* tailor made to order at the
lowest figure», latent styles. Suita
cleaned and pressed. $1 per month.
G ro. Horn. m a n .
River street, near Wall S t
A Bad Fire.
3 D 3 £ . 7 .7 . A O T S E A Y
(L U 'E N S B D I
v m a m a itY
su r g eo n
and
d e n t is t
KUGKSB, ORN OOS
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P IC T U R E S
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COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON
Fresh Beef, Pork, Mutton and V eal
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C H O IC E
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TU E SD A Y
A N D
F R ID A Y
Phone Main 8 3
BREAD
M ADE FROM C O T T A G E G R O V E FLO U R
Parker makes it and it is m ade from flour made by Cottage G rove m en. It is
kneaded b y C ottig e G rove m en, sold by Cottage G rove m en, a n d should
he eaten by al! Cottage G ro v e people. T h ere is no need to g o outside o f
Cottage G rove t o get your bread, and by patronizing hom e industry you
help others to m ake a living here as w ell as you rself.
Insist upon
having Cottage Grove Flour and C ottage G r o .e Bre.ad.
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Parker
HAKES IT
NONE BETTER
METCALF & MORSE SEL IT
H A R D W A R E ..
M I N E R S’
SUPPLIES
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to v e s
UtUYUO,
ARMS
farm rn;
tools l i n w a r e
PIPER ® VANDENBURG
CO TTAG E GROVE
O R E G O N
» I f «fv
ON
USE COTTAGE GROVE
CAPITAL
A general banking
business transact­
ed
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F IS H
J. H. B A R TE LS, Proprietor
A SPECIALTY
$ 2 5 ,0 0 0
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S M O K E D : MEATS : A : SP E C IA L T Y
P UMBIN
Herbert Kakln
President
T. C. W heeler
C a s h i e r
Griffin d Veatch Co.
P*
ELECTRIC LIGHTS
No home is complete without
them.
Safe, Convenient and
Economical.
We will wire your house at
small cost
Chandeliers,Stand Lamps and
all kinds of Electrical Fixtures
for sale at our headquarters on
Main Street.
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CALIFORNIA:
LIFE ^ ^ :
Gen. Mae Arthur and oth er arm y ofll
rer* describe tho recent military
m aneuvers In California, each arti­
c le M R | profusely Illustrated with
half tones, and eolored draw ings by
Kdwitrd Cucuel
Interesting aril-
«•lea on California an«t O regou. H ow
O live Oil ts Ma«te, H ow Alm om ls .ire
G row n, an.I tine descriptions o f
N unias and
Sutter, tw o
great
C lllfo m lA counties. M l pages o f
articles, W estern stories, sketches
and versa*.
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magazine :;
G IV E S
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ORG AN IZED
¡Cottage Grove HOTEL
O C T O
f;
BARTELS’ CITY MEAT MARKET
will offer proof to show that the land sougiit is
m ore valuable for its tim ber or stone than for
1 agricultural purposes and to establish his claim 1
I to said land before J. J. W alton, U. S. C o m -’
, missioner, at his office, at Eugene, Oregon, on
Friday the 2-trd day of Decem ber, 19C4.
He names as witnesses:
I’eder Ophus, Blue River; Johannes J. Branti,
Blackhutte; Martin Haageuson, Eugene; .John
J . Rude, Eugene, all of Lane County, O regon.
i
A n y and all persons claim ing adversely the t
j above described lands are requested to tile their
claim s in this office on or before said 23rd day o f
D ecem ber, 1904.
J. T . B r id g e s , Register.
AND RESTAURANT
W. K. GILLESPIE, Trop.
i C o t t a g e G ro v e ,
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4, lttlfc.
PREPARED ONLY BY
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ed to all the public land states by act of August
EUGENE H. W ILCOX
o f Portland, county of Multnoinab, State t»f Ore
gon, has this day tiled in this office bis sworn 1
statem ent No. 6435 for Hie purchase o f the K 1 2
K'a o f Section N o 2» in Tow nship No. 2 «. soutn
o f Range 4 west, and will offer proof to show
that the land sought, is more valuable for its
tim ber or stone than for agricultural purposes
and to estahlis his claim to said land before
J . J . W alton. U 8 Commissioner,at his olliee at
Eugene. Oregon, on Thursday, the ir»th day of
December, 1904. He names as witnesses: John
H. Bartels. Lou if» M cCov. l>oth of Cottage Grove,
Frank A. T r*j». Clark l*. I>«‘ vereaux, both o f
Eugene, all of Lane county, Oregon.
Any and all persons claim ing adversely the
above described lands are requsted to tile their
claim s in this office on or before said r*th day o f
December, 1904.|
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J. T. B riimjk . s , Register.
W e h a ve them at all prices
A ls o, we aarry tlm best
m akes o f tools of all kinds
f o r carpenters, ca b in et
m akers and m achinists.
C om plete stock of gen eral
hardw are. Bee us b efore
bu yin g your farm Im p le­
m ents and w agons : : *
• ,v ' : ' k i á i Í
Co.: yv¿. -
Early Risers
(tr a d u ite n< the A m erican Veterinary
C o ll« » « o f S a w Y ork City «
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J’y"uffs
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»IN D EX
N e w F ir m
N e w G oods
The Resourceful Northwest.
The recent meeting o f the Ameri­
can Mining Congress at Portland
O n e o f M an y.
tumished an excellent opportunity
H. 8 . Tisdale, of Hunnu-rton, 8. C.,
to direct attention to the mineral
N O T IC E FOR PU BLICATIO N
for twenty ye»rs with tbe
United States Land Office,
resources o f Oregon and the entire I «offered
P iles. Specialist» were employed
Koseburg. Oregon, August 8,1904.
Northwest. Here is presented a und many remedies used put relier
N o t i c e l* be re i y given the» In com pliance
great undeveloped miueral empire and permanent good wns found 01 1' w ith the provision!« of the act of Congres« of
o f tremendous possibilities. There in tile use of DeWrtt’s Witch Hazel Jane *. ’ ST*, entitle«! "A n a t for the **le of
This is only o n e of the ninny, tim ber land« in the Stairs of CalUornta. Oregon
is required railroads and other fa­ ; Salve. cures
and W ashington Terrt’ . ry. ' asexten d-
that have been effected Nevada
to all the public laud etatee by act of August
cilities, besides tbe investment of
won.lerfiil r e m e . l y . In b u y i n g •d
4. 1W2.
large capital, to make this vast sec- Witch Hazel Salve ft is o n l y n e c e s s a r y
JO HN H. BA R T E LS.
tion as productive a» tbe other min- t o see that you get the ^genuine l>e- of Cottage Grove, eounty o» Lane, state o f Oregon,
Witt,», made* by E. C. DeWltt Ac Co. has this day filed m this office his s\v. . » state­
eral districts, ^ h icb are more for- ' in
Chicago, and a cure is certain ment No ikP43 for the purchase of t li e K ',h ' .
tunate, only so far that they V re‘ , DeWltt’» Witeh Hazel Halve cures all of section No 2 H, Township 20S, of R 4 West and
win offer proof t o allow that tne lan l sought is
ceive their merited attention. The kinds of plies, c u t s , b u r n s , bruise», m
ore valuable for its timber or stone than for
great possibilities in a mineral way eczema, tetter, ringworm^ skin agricultural purposes, and to establish ills claim
Modern to said land before J .1 W alton,U S Commission­
the
o f Oregon, Washington. Idaho and - p!feasf8,t ,tc- So1^ by
er at his office at Eugene. Oregon, Saturday the
3th day o f November 1«04. H enam esas witnesses.
Southern Alaska should be widely
armai.y.
Francis M. Ernest, Louis 1*. McCoy, William W.
Tucker, Fred J. Bartels, all of Cottage G rove,
idvertised, and the proper enter­
County. Oregon.
painted vases at Lane
Handsomly
prise displayed to attract the nec­
Any and all persons claim ing adversely the
above described lands are requested to tile their
essary capital to exploit their vast Madsen’ s.
claim s in this office on or before said 5th day of
August I«04
J T B k id c k . h ,
undeveloped treasures. In connec­
Register
tion with Oregon mining matters,
it is interesting to note that the
NOTICE FO R PU BLICATIO N .
smelter at Sumpter has resumed,
United States Land ()fflc.\
with the promise that a new era is
Rose burg, Oregon, Sept.
I'. m M j
dawning for this splendid produc­
Notice is hereby given that In com plian ct
w ith the provisions of the act of Congress of i
ing section o f Eastern Oregon.—
Juno a , )6<8. entitled "A n act for the sale of
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TBE FAMOUS LITTLE PILLS. ^
tiiut>er lands in the stai* s „f < iliiornia, t >regon
Profit and Loss.
Nevada .and Washington T erritory," asexten d -
May destroy your homes at any
time; have Tom Awbrey write you
up a policy in either the .Etna In­
surance Co; or the Oregon Fire Re­
lief Association of MoMinnville, Ore.
Pacific Timber Co. Store
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Proprietor» Fashion Livery and Feed Stables
Lv 9.30 i
N olle. II berecy given th » l III cninrltaiie*
with lb « nrovU lon. of lb# »ct o! Coiigrc.» oj
I.
.n lllle .l "An »■ l U’ r th«
llniber lauif. In ibo S t a lin '! »all!i> rnla,0»u»o»
K VU I> . . „ i W «U lu *ton IV r li.iiy . s » e » • '” >■
«d 10 »11 lbs public land i !» l e . by art ol A u «u .t
To buy Kennedy’» Chaiu Light­
ning Liniment, for Rheunmti*ni and
all pain» and Inflamation. Trice 50
cent», all Druggist, or by mail upon
receipt of price, write F. L. Ken­
nedy, Saginaw, Oregon, for list of
testimonies. Satisfaction guaranteed.
T a lle r M a d * Suits
OK
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& Veatch,
C o t ta g e O r o v e , O r e g o n
Noll»» fur PMbllcalloii.
United Stale» Land "nice.
3000 MEN WANTED.
In Early Days.
In early days— before the codlin
moth— Willamette valley apples
held the reputation all over the
coast. Now the high and cold
country east o f the Cascade moun­
tains is far in the lead, not perhaps
because o f better fruit, but through
neglect o f old valley orchards and
failure to set out new ones to any
considerable extent, the large plant-
jug o f prunes no doubt being re­
sponsible in a great degree for over­
looking the more reliable apples.
As an instance o f what Eastern
Oregon is doing in the apple busi-
ne»s three hundred carloads will be
shipped from LaGrandeand Union,
in (he Grand Bond valley, this
season.
Lewis
... .. . J lr..lullt forwarded only at tbe
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Stage leaves B oh em ia fo r W ild w ood
Tuesday, T h u rsd ay und Saturday j
con n ectin g w ith O. & S. É. B. K.
trains.
I'iickagcs or orders left at Fashion Stables will receive prompt attention
10 •>*»»} 4.
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K v e r y t u t o r l» u y l l « t w « e n W ild w o o d a n d H o lic in lu .
< ■ „ ,............ t i n g v v R I i O . Ä S . K . K . K . T r i t i l i »
Nit ic e leaves W ild * mui for Bohem ia
M onday, W ednesday and Friday pu ar­
rival " f train.
Train leaves Cottage
G rove at 7:Si a. in.
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Rroiidit will not bo received ai theO .
i> ,i,.|M,t iftf r 5 p. in. T o iiiuiire for w inding
Cottage Orove.
Hemenway & Burkholder
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•A lteniooo tr»lii3 will be rmi •>» N Unrdar» » » ly |
Subject to change without iiotite
Send It East
If friend» in the East u»k you for
information about Oregon or the
Northwest, io n ! them a copy of the
receutiy issued pamphlet entitled
“ Oregon, Washington anil Idaho,
which can be had upon application
to J. M. Ishaut, station agent at
Mayfield Clothing
Among the scientific notes in
Collier’s for October 15 is the
following announcement:
A new way o f prospecting has
been tried experimentally, and is
reaching the point where it is practi
cally useful. The method is based
on the difference in the electrical
conductivity in the earth ¿lue to the
presence of ore deposits. Most
ores are much better conductors o f
electricity than the soil and rock,
although some othera are almost
insulators.
In making use o f thea facts to
locate beds o f ore two electrodes
are grounded about 100 yards apart.
In the circuit is an induction coil
with a glass condenser and two
spark gaps. T he current as it
passes through the ground is tested
bv two telephone receivers connec­
ted to portable electrodes which are
usually grounded about 70 feet
apart. The make and break of the
c, 11 rent in passing through the
ground is heard in the telephone as
ticks. As the electrodes attached
to the telephones are moving about,
the variations in tbe intensity o f tbe
tapping in the telephones gives an
indication
o f the presence and
position o f the ore deposits. A l­
though tbe method is not out o f the
experimental stage, yet it seems to
promise much for itself in the
future.
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W» hare on our yard* 50,000 feet
of lumber which must be »old to
make room for incoming stock. Price
ranging from $3.50 to $7 (X). If
you want a bargiu. Come at once.
Tbe Booth Geliy Lumber Co.,
Saginaw, Oregon.
If you think of swinging yourself into the
currenit of American progress, look first at your
Clothing. Before you purchase your Suit, let
us tell you why.
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Vetch seed for »ale at the Cottage
Urore Flour Mill*
There are reasons why you should
buy your Clothing' of us.
LEWIS & VEATCH, Proprietor!
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