Cottage Grove leader., April 24, 1908, Image 1

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IN D U STR IE S AMD RESOURCES.
* '«reut forests of timl>er tributary to Cottage
‘ •»ove; fifteen saw mills; three shingle mills,
within a radius cl is mil«*. lleaduuurtci■
.'or Bohemia ro lJ mines and ni.uk Butte
Quicksilver mines, valleys and foot-hills
well adapted to Iruit grow ing, tarnnuR uud
dairying. For information regarding this
great country sultscrilie for the
C O T T A G E GR O VE. OREGON
f.ocate«! on tlie utipei W illamette River
144 miles Mouth o f Portland on Southern Pa
cilic and Oreiiou fc South Kasteru Railroad*.
Population .’.Son. two hunks; public uud high
schools, live churches, wutei, light and sew­
er systems; cream ery. Hour mill, two hrick
M inis, saw mills, wood-work factor•> , mutch
factory; steam lauudry uud the Lottder.
C O T T A G E G R O VE LE AD ER
B O H E M IA NUG GET
CO TTAGE
Consolidated January 9, 190H
G R O V E , O R E G O N , F R ID A Y ,
A P R IL
VO L. XX.
2 4 , 19 0 8 .
NO. 3
FRUIT DRYER
AND CANNERY
H U OF THE PRIMARY FLECTION LAST FRIDAY
the * Irtou family, whose father,
and carried to his home, where he
Myles Orton, conducted a big cir­
died shortly after midnight, April
cus in the New F.ngland States for
17, 1‘xiM, a few hours after the ac­
a uumlier of years returned from
cident, without having regained
Australia to Norris & Rowe; the
consciousness.
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Iscaloosa family c a m e direct
When the brakesman threw up
from the Hipixxlrome, New York
the door it is assumed that he was
City; the Jumping Jordans from
so suddenly released from his i>o-
the principal halls of Kurope. The
sition that lu- lost his balance and
riders are all of foreign birth,
fell forward from the car. Indica
among them being the lieuutiful
tions (mint to the fact that he re
Rose Dixkrill, the most graceful
tabled a oue-haud hold for a dis !
little lady that ever graced a horse;
tauce of some >o feet, when he
County Nominating Election.
Republican Ticket Nominated.
Mile I'ini, the Paresian doll; Miss
struck a culvert and was dashed |
Castello, the Venus of the ring:
For U. S. Senator— H. M. Cake
against the heavy timbers. •
According to the returns re­
Geo. Holland, Frank Miller, John
William Allen Johnson was U> of Portland.
ceived I.ouis K. Bean, Winsor W.
Deere, I'rank Castello, R. M.|
I'or Congressmen— W. C. Haw­
years, eight months and twenty-
Calkins and Allen H. Katou are
Bean,
Calkins,
and
Eaton
For
Repre­
Dock
rill, Ilerliert Rumlev, and I
ley
of
Salem,
W.
R.
Kllis
of
Pen-j
four days old. lie was horn in
the nominees for representatives
sentatives. Griffin for Sheriff.
Austin
King, summersault riders j
of Required Amount Sub-
dleton.
Idaho
ami
came
to
this
city
with
Was Returning Home From Creswell.
on the republican ticket, Drew
and equestrians par excellent.
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Other Nominations
F'or
lustice
of
Supreme
court—
I
his
parents
about
ten
years
ago.
Permanent Oryanua-
Griffin is the nominee for sheriff,
Son of a Prominent Local
I
here
are
over
200
circus
cham­
lie was ail exceedingly bright and R. S. Bean of Eugene.
li. l\ Fee for clerk, B. F. Keeney
lion Saturday.
Business Man
pions with the big show. By
F'or Dairy and F'ood Commis­
gentlemanly youth, of sober, moral
for assessor. Walter B. Dillard for
agreement
with
the
other
members;
habits and a general favorite in sioner—J. W . Hailey of Multno­
II. M. Cake defeated Charles school sujierintendent, Robert li.
of the big circus trust, Norris &
this city, lie was the only son of mah county.
W Fulton for the republican nom­ liastland for county treasurer, (1.
.V number of prominent farmers
I'or Railroad Commissioner— T. ination for t ’ liited States senator R. Clirisinan for county judge, C. Rowe's circus will be the only big
A pall of gloom was cast over Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Johnson, the
show to visit this section this year. of this vicinity and Forane valley
this city Saturday when the news father lieing a prominent merchant K. Campbell of I.ane county.
by a majority of nearly .tooo votes. . M. Collier for surveyor, Hugh M.
met with the business men of Cot­
I'or Prosecuting Attorney— K. i
Price for commissioner and \V. T.
of the unfortunate and tragic of this city and the family being
WHAT CAKK SAYS.
tage Grove in the Commercial
Toggery Stock Sold
R. Bryson.
held in the highest esteem.
death of Allen Johnson was spread
The splendid victory of the Cordon for coroner. The last four
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Club rooms Tuesday afternoon and
Funeral services were conducted DEMOCRATIC TICKKT NOMINATED.
lieople is, to my mind, the clearest candidates were without opjxisi-
l he Stanley Brothers of F.ugene: listened to the proposition of Mr.
throughout this community. It at the M. K. church Sunday at 11
l'or U. S. Senator— (leo. K.
indication that they will not )x.-r tion and received the entire vote of have purchased the
1 oggery
C. M. Densmore, a*practical fruit
seems that on Friday this well o’clock a. in. bv Rev. Xickle, the Chamberlain of Portland.
mit their rights to be tampered the party.
stock
in
this
city
irom
the
admin-
j
dryer and cannery man of Eugene,
known and popular young man, in pastor, interment in the Masonic
F'or Congressman— J. J. W hit­
Probably the closest fight was
with. I attribute my victory ab­
istrator in the 11 ebbard estate and j for the establishment of a dryer
cemetery,
and
it
was
one
of
the
ney of Albany.
company with quite a number of
solutely to the determination of lietweeu Allen II. liaton and I. X. will proceed to close it out.
1 hey , aud canning plant in this city. A ll
largest attended funerals ever wit­
F'or Justice of Supreme court—
lidwards for representative.
young people of this city, went to
the
people
to
hold
fast
to
the
rights
will
conduct
a
closing
out
sale
up ¡were favorably impressed with the
nessed in this city. The floral of­ R. S. Beau of Iiugene.
After lidwards comes A. C. Jen­ to May 1st when they will turn the | proposition, which requires the
Creswell to attend a skating carni­
which they have laliored so hard
ferings were many and most beau­
F'or Prosecuting Attorney— W .
val and it was his intention to re­
to gain. My firm conviction with nings, and (¿. J. Dodd received the storeroom over to Almoud Hem subscription to $3( x K i in stock by
tiful, the large harp, anchor and S. McFadden.
main over night in Creswell with
reference to the jxqmlar election of smallest vote.
euway and the remaining goods j local people, Mr. Densmore takiug
cross being contributed by the
For county clerk there was no
friends, while most of his compan­
Elks, Sunday School class of de­ EAST AND WEST COTTAGE DROVE t'nited States senators and State­ doubt as to the outcome from the will at that time lie shipped to Eu- j a liberal share of stock himself,
ions had planned to return home
ment No. I , and my earnest ad­
gene where the Stanley s will sell 'T h e farmers were granted tile priv-
ceased and his classmates, respect­
iBCr. wee. vocacy of that cause is, without first, as nearly every precinct gave theni out. Mr. Hetnenway will dege of paying for their stock in
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the lit:.to evening Cottage
ively.
(trove local.
doubt, the cause of my selection li. l\- Fee a majority o vert). F. have a large arched passage-way j fruit products, and in a .very short
besides a father and mother, de­
U N IT E D STATES SENATOR.
Upon the arrival of the local at
by the Republicans of this state.” Callisou. An occasional precinct, cut in the walls between h is lSpa c e o f time $1,250 in stock was
ceased leaves to mourn their loss II M Cake rep
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however, gave Callisou a majority, st"re room and the
Creswell the young people boarded
l oggerv' | subscrilied for, but as some of
FIT [.TON TO SUPPORT CAK15.
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five sisters, Mrs. (leorge Rouse of C W Fulton rep
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among them being North Junction,
the train for home and it seems
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this city, Mrs. lvugene Matlock of C. li Chaiu!>erlain ilem
Senator Fulton, while keenly Fee’s home precinct which Mr. room and will divide his large! those who wanted stock in the en-
that at this time, Allen changed
CONGRESSMAN.
Eugene and Misses Abbie, lna and
disappointed by the result of Fri­ Fee savs, alwavs goes against him. stoek of ladies and gents furnish- terprise could not We present at this
his mind and decided to come
ing goods and place them in sepa meeting, it was decided to hold au-
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Hawley
rep
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day’s primaries, views his defeat
Edna Johnson and a host of
Drew Griffin is easily, in for rate departments.
home alxmt the time the train was
1 his will give j other meeting this Saturday after-
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11 philosophically and announces that
friends in this city, who join the J J Whitney »lent
sheriff.
pulling out from the depot. The
him
the
extra
store
room
he has aojuoon at the same place, when the
JUSTICE SUPREM E COURT.
Leader in extending the bereaved
he will give his unqualified sup­
IF F. Keeuey wins easily over badly needed in which to make a ; balance of the stock will be taken
skating rink being on the opjxisite
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Hean
rep
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family sincere sympathy in their
port to his successful opponent.
I). P. Burton for assessor, and P. better display of his large stock.
side of the track from the depot, it
, ,
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alld permanent organization effect-
FOOD COMMISSIONER.
I sad hour of bereavement.
W . R. Kllis was nominated by D. Newell comes third.
is supposed that he ran and caught ’
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J W Hailey rep
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ed.
The people of this citv and
the republicans for congress in the
\\ altei IF Dill.iid. for schixil su
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Alex Reid, rep
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hold on the rail and vestibule steps
Network
of
Electric
Valley
Roads
, community aie to be co,.g..,tul.iUd
Card of Thanks.
second district by a plurality of periutendeul, won handily over 11.
K U L R O A D COMMISSIONER.
of the coach, thinking that he
ujioii their enterprise and public
about 25m over Mr. Shepherd and (i. Baughman, his majority being
72
T
K
Campliell,
rep
149
would be admitted, but not lieing
1 he announcement was made to-, spirit in securing a fruit dryer and
alxmt the same over lus other com well up in the hundreds.
We. the undersigned desire to W A Carter, rep
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observed he settled down on the
dav simultaneously with the in- cannery, as it will supply a good
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jietitor, Mr. (leer.
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extend our sincere thanks to our R Koliertson, rep
TDK DEMOCRATS.
steps under the trap platform. All
crease of capital stock of the ( Ire- home market for all the fruits and
C.
IF
Aitchisoi.
v.
s
nominated
DISTRICT
ATTORNEY,
mguy good neighliors and friends
Tile democratic ticket, as nomi­ gon F.lectric company from $2,000-1 vegetables suitable for drying and
went well until the train whistled
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for Railroad Cornu,- .inner in the nated at the iiolls, is as follows;
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who so kindly assisted us and jier- li R Bryson, rep
for the Cottage drove station when j
• xxi to $10,000,000. that the i^mi ic^jjujug, which the fnriners can
W S McFadden, deni
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second district by a narrow mar
For representatives— I.eoti R.
the brakesman as usual" raised the! forme<1 ■<*>• " f kindness during
pauv began Friday actual con-. raise and will greatly stimulate
I'.dnnnison.
Joseph
I).
Matlock
gin
over
W.
II.
llurlburt,
his
near­
LA
N
E
COUNTY
REPRESENTATIVES.
our late sad bereavement.
vestibule trap and opened the
struction on the first of 2S3 miles | this industry in South Fane coun-
and
A
lim
Platon,
the
last
named
est competitor.
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L li Mean, rep
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W. C. J ohnson a n d F a m il y .
door to allow the exit of the pas­
of
extensions, branches and later-! ty . Fet all who can, attend to-
lieing
one
of
the
republican
nomi­
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hi the first district, there was an
W W Calkins, rep
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sengers, whereupon a iierson was
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i •> exceedingly close contest between nees. the democrats endorsing him al> to the Portlam!-Electric line, j morrow’s (Saturday’s) meeting
C J Dodd, rep
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seen to drop from the steps to the New Cashier in Cotlage Grove Bank. A II liaton, rep
48 Thomas K. Complied and W. A. because of his Statement No. 1 which was placed in operation ; and Ixxist for the fruit cannery and
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declaration.
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I X Kdwards, rep
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within the last few weeks. The j j ryer
ground by the train men about a
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Carter for Railroad Commissioner.
County Clerk— Henry W. Stew­
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roads
mapjied out are; Portland;
quarter of a mile north of the de
On account of ill health, F-. 11. A C Jennings, rep
Campbell having a lead of less art.
L R lidnmn«Ison, dem
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to Tillamook, via Ilillslxiro: Port-!
Sheriff— Harry F. Bown.
pot. As soon as the train halted Phillips, who is just recovering J 1) Matlock, deni
than 200 over Carter.
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County Judge—John W. Baker. land to Eugene, via Corvallis; Sa -j W#rk on Eugene-Springfield Trolley.
at the station the train men with a f r o l n a severe illness, has found it
J. \\. Bailey is victorious over
C O U NTY CLERK.
County Treasurer—James M. Jem to Mill City, Salem to Dallas,.
few citizens hastened hack to lo- necessarv to resign as cashier of
Dr. Alexander Reid for I'ood and Kitchen.
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() F Cal li son, rep
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Salem to Albany and Albany to
L . N. Konev Monday received
cate the victim of the accident and the Hal)k ()f Cottage drove and is li 11 Lee, rep
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Countv school superintendent—
Dairy Commissioner by about 15,-
Cascadia. The supplementary ar- from ‘ he Portland, Eugene \-
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found Allen Johnson laying un-1 succeeded by (Jeorge Hall, a well II W Stewart, «leni
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Kllis R. Parker.
tides of incorporation necessary to Eastern railway company the con­
Surveyor— Simon Klovdahl.
conscious at the foot of the em known and jmpular gentleman of
FOR SHERIFF.
THE LEGISLATURE
tract for building the trestle work
County
Commission—
G
u
a
r
d
increase the capital stock were for the Eugene-Springfield trolley
baukmeiit at the end of a small I tj,js city. Mr. Hall has had con- lMtriffin, rep
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In the F'ridav primaries legisla­ 11 ustou.
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filed Thursday in the office of tlie line along the liottoiii from Jud­
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trestle directly in front of dins, j siderable experience in the bank- I T Nicklin, rep
tive candidates were nominated as
Coroner— Waldo I.. Cheshire.
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100
countv clerk of Multnomah coun­ kins’ Point east to the Willamette
Cochran’s home.
ing business and being a very F II Snodgrass, rep
follows:
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II L Mown, dem
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river at Springfield. The hammer
l)r. Kime and the parents of the j genial and obliging gentlemen,
110 'so Carter Would Make it Unanimous. ty. Guy \V. Talbot, Edward
Sen.
COUNTY JUDGE.
for the piledriver has been deliv­
Cookiugham,
James
IF
Kerr
and
young man were at once sum-, wjjj no doubt keep the business of
Statement No. I ................8
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ered, ami the machine will In-
('. R Clirisinan, rep
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Republican voters' choice..4
moiled and the injured lx>v was tl,e bank on the increase. Mr. J W Baker, «leni
Mr. Carter, competitor of T. K. George F. Nevins are nominal in­ rigged up at once. There will be
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carried into tlie home of J. I), i Phillips made a very competent
Campbell
for the nomination for corporators signing the new ar­ practically 4< khi feet of trestle work
TREASURER.
railroad commissioner published ticles. The road is backed by on the line along the bottom, d ivid ­
Cochran. I ’ pen the arrival of the '
ohHjfinif official and the pa- 1< li liastland, rep
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till
Total.........*.....................1*5
Moffat & White, bankers of New ed into seven stretches, with short
doctor and Mr. and Mrs. Johnson
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ASSESSOR.
The hold-over senators pledged the following card in a late issue
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! trolls of the bank regret Ins mabil-
fills between them. The longest
Vork citv.
a short time later, the young man ,
of
the
Salem
Statesman:
1) 1* Burton, rep
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to Statement No. 1 are nine in
stretch will lie over 1300 feet.
was found to have sustained a|**y to remain in the bank. He B F Keeney, rep
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In discussing the result ot the
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Over -400,000 feet of lumber and
number, or including Senator Kay,
contest for the iiotniuaiioii of rail­
broken right arm and a fractured j has not yet decided on his future I* D Newell, rep
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Fine new line of ladies lace and over 1<XM> piles will lie used in tlie
ten. These together with the tight road commissioner in the first con­
embroidery collars at the Bazaar. construction of the trestle.
SCHOOL S U P ER IN T EN D E N T
skull. He was placed on a litter' business pursuits up to this time.
statement candidates nominated gressional district, I wish ,tn say
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II C Bauglmlan, republican
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for the senate, give the statement that while tile vote lietweeu Mr.
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W B Dillard, rep
103
ranks
IS members out of the .hi, Campliell ami tnyself is very close
SURVEYOR.
throughout the district I concede
or two more than a majority. The
C M Collier, rep
161
his nomination. It lias lieen a
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statement candidates nominated friendly race and one free from
COMMISSIONER.
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for the house uumlier 25 and the criticisms or abuse. I esteem Mr.
II M I’nce, rep
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Campliell verv highly indeed, and
seats in that Ixxly number Mb
CORONER
to iny friends and supixirlers I
It
thus
appears
that
out
of
the
W T ( '.onion
160
move that we make the nomina­
75 republicans nominated for the
JUSTICE OK TH E PEACE.
tion unanimous and give him our
legislature. 33 are pledged to the loyal sitpjiort in the election in
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J \V Vaughn, rep
June election choice for t'nited June.
ID
82
I K Voting, rep
I am deeply grateful for the
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States senator, and should all
A II King, «lent
l-'or constable, J. 1. Jones, rep.
the statement candidates lie elected : splendid endorsement I received
from the voters throughout the dis
For constable, A II Atkins, dem.
the nutnlier. increased with ten
| trict and particularly of my home,
Committeemen east side, J C Wallace,
hold-overs, will give the statement Salem, and Marion county, and
deni, F I> Wheeler, rep.
Committeeman, west side. K M ranks 43 out of 'Hi seats in the fully appreciate the confidence it
We carry only the very l>est brands,
I implies.
W. A. C a r t e r .
legislature.
Veatcli, dem.
which are nnirkcd dow n close to the
ACCIDENT
Cake Defeated Fulton for United States Senatorial Nomination by Nearly
Three Thousand Votes— Fulton Says He Will Support Cake.
Allen Johnson Falls From
Train and is Killed.
An Enthusiastic Meeting
Held Tuesday.
T. K. Campbell for Railroad Commissioner
A LIGHT VOTE POLLED
FARMERS iN ATTENDANCE
WITHIN THE CITY LIMITS
Nearly Ha|f
scribed.
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W
ftllE LII-T IO M fSO I CO.
FAMILY GROCERIES
H ave it For Less.
ST
>
W E LE A D
Fine Dress and Loggers Shoes
Because we Lead the Procession
In Quantity, Quality, Value
In Style, Fit and Fashion
In Men’s Suits, Hosiery, under­
w ear, Dress Shoes. Shirts
In Boys’ Clothing, Ladies’ Fine
W a is t s and Skirts, Hosiery
and Spring Oxfords.
A L L FOR LESS
WHEELER-THOMFSON CO.
s
A GREAT CIRCUS COMING TO COTTAGE GROVE
Norris and lists whose flight through space Norris <Nc Rowe circus. The Suigo-
Rowe circus, museum, menagerie, quicken the pulse and "m a k e the rnoto family of Japanese perform­
hipixxlrome and congress of na­ hair stand on end like the fretful 1 ers were ini|xirted direct from the
tions which will exhibit in this I»rcu p in e." The Honey-M orn Flowery Kingdom and are the best
city Friday May 1, area nutnlier trouiie of aerialists were broutdit jierformers that the Mikado ever
of performers of international rep­ to this country from Europe direct permitted away from the land of
utation. Performers that have ap- by Norris & Rowe. 'The famous Flowers and Rice; the McDonald
¡jiearedat all of the principal cir­ Castellos, are making their first family of bicyclists, came direct
cuses hippodromes of the world, appearance in the land of their from Kdinlxirough, Scotland, nipt
I prominent among them being the birth in five years, coming from are making their first appearance
I Peerless Potters, a troupe o f aeria- South America to the Greatctj with the big show in this country;
With
the Greater
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wholesale price—bargains, every pair.
(Tood, strong, serviceable Overalls,
Juni|)crs, Shirts, Socks nml Gloves.
Produce Bought and Sold
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