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About Lane County leader. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Or.) 1903-1905 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 3, 1904)
i t i u . ic a t io k were wroug; but however able and neceaaary experimenting may be. let it be done by tho»*.' whose knowledge and experience If It is a Questiorv o f H A T OR. SH O E „„ w .1» a r m • Milling ami Scientific Press. . _ . Production of Mineral Paints. L e t us solve the problem for you. In buying Selz Shoes you not only have the satisfaction of knowing you have secured good style and unusual wearing quality, but you w ill soon learn what is meant by M akes Yovir Feet Glad You may pay what you w ill in an endeavor to get style and comfort, but you can not find a better shoe than the Selz. Most styles of Selz Dress Shoes sell at $3.50. 15he M c K I B B e T n N O NJK B E T T E R T5he R i v a l of a n y H~A T MADE $5.00 S HO K S A X U il A T S A T A L L for 1 » It $5.75 I F E H e m e n w a y & B urk holder IMPROVED FURNACES j has departed very slightly The United Slates Geological Survey has rtcently issued a report entitled “ The Production of Mineral ... , . .... . Paints in 190.1, in which the state incut is made that the natural mineral paints produced last year amounted to 126,649 short tons, valued at $5,437.275- The report covers the production ol metallic paint (including inottar colois), ochre, umber, sienna, Venetian red, zinc white, slate, graphite and carlwnaceous shales ami schists. As compared with the production 125,6144 short tons, valued at $4 1460,831 in lyo*. the output ol 1903 is an increase ol 995 short tons in quantity and of ¿476,444 in value. This increase ill value is due to the increase in the pioduc- lion of the higher priced pigments. — Daily Mining Record. * I | ulted Hut*'« Lund »»nice, Kioarbuiif. O rw u . Ovt- 3 1 . » ¡, | ht ,'I.. v niv.-i. thm in eon. i ls 7 ' s. en s » r r lc B A 5 r * 4 ,,,t iiiu*d •W ii Act for il»«* ,aii. ol Tlin- I il les of « 'ulKorill.l. I m T liHlMlH in , ............ »recoil. N"'**'!'* Mevadn himi » 1 T e r r i l , >rv " ns ex tended lo .ill III. . I ’ lilille i jiiid S ia le s lo t r i >>l A ' 1« ; | it.I I !s!i-.\ Ji.M.|.liii.i- \m lerson ol , r o i m i ; . i . r o v r . t o , , ! , ¡ y ..i , ; : ! " í : . í'V|',¡ü ! o . • - .... I ill olliie h e r sworn stateim nt (,,r (||(. |,tirei.n*e of lhelüu-t. " .- ¿. I'ow n m iip SW'-, sK‘j . s * v i i i n :! N o w est m id will ¿2 South, of KiW B o f i a and Gettagli Grove StageLinel L EW IS & V L .A T C H , Proprietors ’ It h ns l ' u r i « M l i * i l * a y I I . t w e e n W i l d w o o d m i d Itotieniiu I un n e e t i n t ; w i t h O . A *• I ! . I t . I t . T r i l l i l a btage Ifa ve« Boh fui la <ur »» ,. Stun. I. av.s WllUwmtd for Bohemia Maiala. . Weflncstlay ami Frnlay o » ar Train Ifuv<‘* I ’oltago rival al traili, i .rovi* ;ii 7 :*0 a. in. Th ar y a lai S a lim i,‘Î , ' ”"1 la., ruim arlluu Witt, o train*. X u t**.5 *, "■ r K. II. Pai’kiifJ ,-s or orders left ut Fishlon Stahl.- will receive prompt atteniio# Lewis & Vcatch, Proprietors Fashion L ivery and Feed Stable» C u t i ¡Uri* t i r a v i * , O r e g o n i iffer p ro o f to s h o w th a t the hind sou gh t is m ore v a lu a b le fo r its tin e lier o r s to n e tim i, f o r n g tie u lt tirili imrno.se-, an d t o . Inh lisli her claim to said land Isdere J ■ ••- ." '" Al"1' ' i S. I'o iiiiiils s iiiiier, ¡it hD o lin e, nt K,igeile, O regon , o il S lltiin m j the K e w f ir m N e w G o o d s 1 I I I ) (I IIv of .ll lll ll.il V, l-'ll i. She mim es ns witnesses: l.nllls lie n iin , A lfred S. P o w e ll, L o u is O s ls T g , Fred A n d erson , all of t o t - ta gv G ro v e, O regon . A n y ¿uni all |H‘iuoii8 p ia lliliDg ad v e r n i v ila* a b o v e d e s tili» 'd lands are requested to « l e Un ir claim s ni this iiilieu on o r U d ore said l i t li d a y o f .lan u n rv, limò. a t our Store. All kinds ol country produce houglit and sold SPE C IA L ,i. 1 Ititi ni. 1 .s. R e g is t e r . N o m i: Hill ITBLR Al tON. P i,ite ti Slate.-1 I ami Ottici*, UoMcbtirg, O r e . . N-»\ . 1., R*01 j N o tic e w h e r e b y g iv e n that in o o m p h -1 linee w ith the p r o v is i.'ll» of the net of F ..tig re s s o f J .im -J , D 7 *. en titled " A n A ct lo r Ilio siile o f T in iU -r Ram is ill tlit1 Estimates on Wining Machinery. M a tes ol F a llim i.ia. O regon. N evad a, j That much aud ai timi develop- and W a sh in gton I e r r i t o i y . " ¡is ex - ineiit woi k is going 011 in the min t elid isi to all III«* P u b lic lai mi States by > act o f August b I- ing diali lets of the stille is indicated SA M f K I . I . J A C O I S uf Eu gene, enm ity ni Rune, M a te ol O r e l‘v the amount of business triinsaet- gon, has tb i* .lav tiled in this i.fllee his ,1 liy dealers in equiptue'uts for sw orn statem ent N o. lim n, lor th e p u r-j mine» nud millers. Estimates o ll el.uee of the E '... 01 S ii ' 4 of See N o '-‘<1. in t'p No, 2i) S, Kang.- N o, 4 W est, several plants uro being made at and w ill offer p ro o f to show th at present in Portluiul nnilit isexpreted th e land sought is m oro va lu ab le fo r Its j tim b e r or si " l i e titan fo r agricu ltu ra l that some large machinery deals purposes, and to establish bis claim to will be made in the near future.— -¡till laii.l Iteline J . J W a lto n U . S. C om m issio n er ut Ics ■ ttice al Eu gene, Telegram. R a n e C o. O regon , 011 l l.es.l a . , the 7t!i d a v o f f e brilli, v 1906. H e nam es as w it n e s s « 1» : For Sale. C lark I ’ . P e v e re a n x , ¡-'rank A . T r ip p , E t h e l lln m n g t o n , J oh n K. (¡a le s all Mountain ranch of 160 acres, 20 o f E u gen e. Rune eon l i t ' . O n e in. A n y an d all persons 1-1.111.1 m g a d ve rsely acres plow land, 60 acres pasture, th e al Hive deseribeti landa a re re<|ueste<l 2 acres ol orchard, balance timber, to tile th e ir cla im s in th is officii on or good fences, house of four rooms, b efore said 7th .la v ol Fehrua v. J. T . 11 ni mi k s , R e g is t e r . b \ h (; a i n s are being offered in many departments o f our inerelian- dise stock and tl \vu pay you to give us a call. For your General Merchandise call on the reliable firm of CURRIN ‘ a VEATCH Groceries, D ry Goods, C lo th in g , Boots and Shoes • TOOL OUTFITS FOR THE M E C H A N I C 'V c ha\* them at allpr ■ i*s ANo, we carry the i . >r. makes «»f tools til all kinds I «* r carp* liter**, « ahmet makers and machimsts. t'olllplete slock of ueiier il hardwar«*. Se** us iHUorc hnyiiiK 3 our farm Imple, incuts and waguiis ; : • from the periments are conducted by itiex time-honored custom 0/ centuries.1 perienced and incompetent persons carriage house, barn, and other In California where tlio I.lria and There are many mines which outbuildings, plenty of spring NOT 1CK FOR PUBLICATION. El.ick Butte Owner Will Operate New Almadun mines produced mer- possess the elements of success, but water, all kinds of small iruits. In ilF 'l Staten I .amt OfUre, lCotkdmrg. Oregon, No emtuw 4. imM. ( eury richly, the Scott furnace has which do not achieve fame or even Will sell reasonable for cash or will Notice is Iiereoy uiveii that tin* following his New Plant in the Near settler has liled notice of his intention to ' been perfected and used and by ; moderate success, because their arrange sale on time if conditions named Future. make tinal proof in support of his claim, and said proof will he made beforc.l. Walton, 1 means of it, with favorable condi resources are wasted in ill-advised are satisfactory Address Box Ik that l iiitod States Commissioner, at iiis olllc»* at Kuiiene, Oregon, on .lauuary is. p . hk » , vi/.: i Leader office. tions for mining, an ore carrying .11 I j experiments. There are, however, II. K. No. ‘.NiOl, lieorm* I'ettv. for tin* II' . s n ' I Manager W. It. Dennis, of the lots 3-4, Section 1«, 'township L'l S, lianjie I W . ! He names the following wilnessos t«» prove his | Black Bulle mercury mino. Iti mills of one per cent mercury is made | times when experiment is not only Telephone Lists Free. eoiitinuous residence uihui and cultivation of said land, vi/: Miles Pilcher, ot star; .Joseph Bollili of this city, says that his work commercial. Mr. Dennis seeks to j justifiable, but absolutely necessary, The complete revised list ol Wicks, of Star; Kdward Cole, of Star; Carroll COTTAGE GliOVE, CUE .ON Harlow, of star. on the now formico is progressing make a lower grade ore commercial, and it is important that these trials (Ji7' — J T Huii>o ks . Heuislcr. i telephone subscribers issued by the satisfactorily, ami ho expects to for- iu al,,li,iou bigh-grado be made by one experienced in the ciouabar, ho bat* great luasaes of a busings aud competent to judge Lane County Leader has been lmve the plant running soon »ays NOTICK KOK ITIll.ICATION. Oregon Daily Journal. Mr. Dennis low-grade ore, which cun be made j their relative efficiency and cost, completed and is now ready forusc I n it..I slates I«iii.l (Mil.-.-, . A x r w - A - T r s o n sr to produce richly if values of . 1 5 of ¡and the results obtained. It has of subscribers to the telephone svs- Koselmru, Oregon, Sept. 29 liHM. is working out problems in mercury , trui. They can be had at the office Notice i* hereby plrcn that In compliance , ,, .. . . . one tier cent arc commercial beeu said any one can successiully : M E A T S : A : SPECIALTY metsllurgy that promise much to 1 with the provisions t!;c* net of Congrera of i SMOKED 51, eiititU 't ” \c n i '< r iho sale of I In the work now under wuy Mr. run a rich mine, which is doubtless °* Le:uler or from David Griggs June the industry and will have the effect limber Innas in ti e »f California,OregQJI Nevada .and Was ■ i •: n i ■•'•ri’Fry,’' as extend- ; C H O I C E I K I X 1 I F I S H O N T’ C K S O A Y A N D F i l l D A Y Modern Pharmacy. They e«l when solved of placing the big Dennis is expurnuoutiug uud making true, but the liest managers are at to all the public laud s:»tie.-; by act of August 4, istyj Call and get test». lie studied mercury metal those whose experience has been are S>t'en awav free il.bick Jfutte 4>tine in the list of per J. H. B A R T E L S . Proprietor Phone Main 83 EUCKNK II. W I.COX _____ _ manent producers. The type of the lurgy witn tin closest care before gained where the cost had to be one‘ o f Portland. e**uuty of Multnomah, State of Ore- i I gon, lias this day lik’d m tills oilice his sworn , furnace 1 » not indicated. A 5 0 ton beginning his work, visiting Cali Carefully considered and where ex Maps Free. statement No. »>435for the purchase of the Iv . was an impossible K'.. of Sect ion No. 2 » iu Township No. 2», south Scott continuous plant was used fornia and securing all available travagance of Range 4 west, anil will oiler proof to show A ll who wish a map of Cottage writings ou the subject. Then he factor in the road to success. that the land sought is more valuable for its j before, this being the usual type in Grove may now get one at the timber or stone than for agricultural purposes ! and to estahlis his claim to said land before quicksilver ieduction. Thu general sot about the construction of his The manager of a large mine Walton. U S (.'ommissitnierait his ofllee at M A D E F R O M C O T T A G E G R O V E F L O U R Leader office, free. The streets I own furnace, culling to hiH service a | Kugene, Oregon, on Thursday, the i:»th day of principle <>f this furnace, volatiliza was advised to install a plant cott- hecember, 1904. lie names as witnesses: John are all shown and the map is a II. Burlols,Louis MeCoy, liotli of Cottage Clove, tion and precipitation, will not be thorough mechanical engineer. A - isting of rolls, trommels, jigs, sizers l’ark**r makes it and it is made from Hour made by Cottage («rovemon. It is valuable business directory as well Frank A. Trip, Clark I*. Devereaux, both of kneaded byCoti ige G ro w men, sold by Cottage (trove men, and should Eugene, all of Lane county. Oregon. departed from, but iu tho mechani lust run with the new furnaces is ami concentrators, to handle a he eaten by all Cottugc Grove peopl •. There is no need to go outside of Then are only a limited number Any and all persons elaimlng adversely the Cottage Gro\ • 1: > get your bread, an l by patronizing home industry you cal details the effort of the lllaek assured iu thu uu;lln £iutuire; iwh®D | particular portion of the output of above described lands are requsted to lile their help others to make alivlng here as we ell as yourself. Insist upon tor general circulation. claims in this ofllee on or before said 15th day of having Cottage (trove Flour anti Cottage Gro»e Bread. Butte owner will bo to effect an mining engineers will bo deeply in bis mine. lie declared, however, December, 1904. (Dio) J. T. B ridges , Register. terested iu learning to what extent economy and dispatch no other mer that he had experimented long Tailor Made Sues. ! the Oregon operator has added to cury furnace lias ever attained. enough, and knew that the plant Suits tailor made to order at the NOTICK FUR VUBMCATION. Mercury reduction bus not been the world’s knowledge relative to an : suggested would not prove suitable. lowest figures, latest stylos. Suits Uiillcil States Lan.l Ofllee, tia.rlmric, Ore. . Oet. 11, l'JOt. advanced in the ratio of the reduc industry that is destined to become Instead he installed, at double the i cleaned and pressed, $1 p e r uiontb. Notice is hereby given that in compliance cost, a stamp battery which gave a tion of the other precious aud useful prominent bore. with the provisions of the act of Congress of duo. B ohlmax , June 3. J87H.entitled "A n act for the sale of capacity of less than one-half that metal». This is accounted for l.y River street, near Wall St. timber lands in the States of California, Oregon Nevada .and Washington Territory.” asextend- Experimental Mining. which would have resulted from the fact that comparatively little at i ed to all the public land states by act of August 4 . 1892 . 3 Vu have a large Supply of cheap tention has been given mercury There are tew brandies of ill- the rolls, aud with a saving in NICK ANDEKSON. mining iu the new world, where the dustry which offer better oppor- operation considerably below that lumber, just what you waut on a of Kugene, County of Lane, State of Oregon M u s t I has this day tiled In this oilice his sworn state bigtiest results in mining uud smelt Utilities for ex()eriiiieiitatiou than which might have been realized ranch. 1’riee very cbeiq meiit No. id*« for the purchase ol the W 1., N K 1 SK 1 , NK 1 „ N W •, S K ' „ of Section S o . gx. ing have been obtained. The famed mining, aud it may be said with with proper equipment. When be sol.l for other stock. Township 22 South of Kange :i west, W . M., amt w ill «»Her proof to show that Hie land sougiit is The Booth Kelly Lumber Co., AlmaJeu in.-icuiy miues of Spain, truth that it requires a good mine this manager said he had experi more valuable for its timber or stone than for agrieultiiral purposes and to establish his claim Saginaw Ore. which lnivu he.-n worked siuce the to survive a |«.*riod of experimental mented sufficiently lie believed him to said laud lierore .L .1. Walton, U. S. nun- A SPEIALTY ■ I missioncr. at his ofllee, at Kugene, ((regoli, on self in the right, as he had done Roman» ii ted it as a penal colony, operation, particularly if the ex- “ SS»rd ‘ • day ■ of ' Decern' ober, 19C4. Friday the lie names as witnesses: nothing but experiment through Ceder Oplius. Blue River; Joliannes d. Briniti. Bl.ukhutte; Martin Haagenson, Kugene; dolm his entire career at the mine in J. Kudo, Kugene, all of Lane County. Oregon. MINERS’ Any and all persons elaiming adversclv the question, but had never had an alM*ve tlescribeu lands are miue.ated to tlle'thelr claims in this «»ilice on or Indore said 23rd day of opportunity to gain experience else SUPPLIES December, 1904. .? T. B r id g e s , Register. where, aud moreover, as he was not a bauí a reader of technical and practical j patters, front which lie might have obtained much useful knowledge, s t o p s t h e c o u ^ h asad h e a l s l u n g s ¡ experience was limited to this one spot, and the devices largely of his IN D I R S T O C K own creation. Still he thought K t o t a t o t r ^ fllr it o fe ■ ;« . ♦ < »tûtûfe ate sfa ■ y a,|x ■» f* it* there was little about mining and | metallurgy be did not know. He And you can’t miss a bn tarn | was a constant experimenter, but I his endeavors were mostly mis in material, style, workmanship directed, because of his lack of ly s ream alm anti finish. They are the very ' knowledge of what others were This Rem edy Is a Specific, Sure to Give Satisfaction. doing. Griffin & Vesitdi Co. B A R T E L S ’ C IT Y M E A T . M ARKET Fresh Beef, Pork, Mutton and Veal USE COTTAGE GROVE Parker BREAD MAXES IT NONE BETTER METCALF S MORSE SELL IT ..H A R D W A R E .. PLUMBING FI RE Stoves, ARMS CATARRH ^ TaKe any Overcoat tools Tinware T !*s%a FOLEYS HONET^TAR PIPER ® V A N D EN BI^ g ■%r, m E best goods we have lieen able to find. cut GIVES We can lit any man, long;, short, thick or thin, a tailor's and we'll price about the middle tor Goods of Equal Merit P a c ific T im b e r Co. Store UNDER ODD FELLOW S’ C HALL The manager of another large and successful mine was wont to content himselt with the statement: "I permit my neighbors to do the experimenting, and when they 'evolve something superior to that | which i already have, I am ready j to adopt it. This man represent- I directly % the opposite extreme, j He was experienced in his own work, and believed he was doing ■ the best that cotiid lie done, and was so self satisfied that he even ¡declined to admit the possible ad vantage of experimenting to see it any additional saving could be made. Here were two extremists — the one continually experiment- ing, though not intelligently, the other refusing to experiment. Both e l e c t r ic B RELIEF A T fb lJ !101116. ^ complete without iem. Safe, Convenient and Economical. W e w ill wire your house at small cost ONCE. It eleiinses, soothes, heals, au«l protects tho diseased membrane. It cures Catarrh and drives away a Cold in the Head quickly. Restores the Senses o f Taste an«l Smell. Easy to use. Contains no injurious drugs. Applied into tho uostrils and absorbed. Largo Size, 50 cetiU at Druggists or by mail; Trial Sizo, 10 cents by mail. ELY BROTHERS, 56 Warren St., New York. 1 ¡First National B a n It 1 1900 Herbert Kaktn V r e s i d e n t T. C. Wheeler C a s h i e r CAPITAL $25,000 l ig h t s Chandeliers,Stand Lamps and all kinds of Electrical Fixtures lor sale at our headquarters on Main Street. A general banking business transact. ORGANIZED C O IT A S I GROVE O R E G O N , Cottage Grove Electric Co. ' ri* ri* ri* ri* ri* ri*'i*~ ri* ri* r i ' ri* r i* r i* ri* * F r i* r i ' ¡i.
