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About Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915 | View Entire Issue (June 11, 1909)
0 t* Hlitorloal Soclaty (£r#toe II y o u L ik a T H E L C A D Ç Jt B o o st fo r ll> If n o t, S m n d y o u r C ritic is m to th i s P s p s r . — ................... A d v e n u * In T H E LEADER T k U u W h a l B lin d « B unin * « « a n d giva** l h a P a g a r L lfa . PUBLISHED SE M I-W EEK L Y CO TTA G E GROVE LEADER B O H E M IA N V G G E T COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE n, 1909. C o a s o lld a M d J a n u a r y 9, 190» Rogers’ Silverware F REE W e will give coupons with every purchase redeem able ill RO G ERS’ S IL V E R W A R E . #11 . 10 worth of coupons giviug you one set of tea spoons, other items in proportion. It is not necessary to go into details regarding the merits of Rogers' Silverware. Everyone know ing just w hat it is. Men’s Lisle Hose still two pairs for...................................... 25c Work Shirts Blue, black, light and dark striped, each O £? U U v - Ladies We have a few Tailored Suits left at the extrem ely low prices we are closing out the Spring and Sum m er line. We do i|ot intend to parfy over gt(.v Stock ttyat iyoi)lfi jig opj pf style, we s.yprjfjce CHjr prices noiy ap 4 'el tlye wearer have the advantage. H a m p to n & l > C o . L CRATE OF BERRIES JOSEPH SIMONS' SELLS FOR $33 MAJORITY FOR MAYOR ! ul 011 , Or., Jun e 8.— Lebanon Portland, Ju n e S.—Complete u n li.ir, >ken all records in sale of official returns from every precinct hoi; straw berries. T he grand : in the city for mayor are as fol prize crate of 11 boxes exhibited 1 lows: II. R. Albee, independent, it t! 1 Lebanon fair liy Mrs. H attie, 2785; T . S. McDaniel, prohibition, 1 uu nhoffer, a wiflovy, WI40 fends J6S; M. G. NJuttly, dem ocrat, 4755: ei small taim 011 the Saiitiatu river ; W . Noffke, socialist, 784; Joseph ew miles alrove Lebanon, were! Simon, republican, 8% h. 1 d at the close of the fair to the j V ghest bidder. Colonel E. Hofer, I Look Out for Fires. f Salem, ran the bidding up to j ust $.14, or $2.75 for each pound j Tile dry w eather increases the box of berries secured. O ther bid danger of fires, keep your roof free ders were Jgek Baker and C. W. from lqoss, and a policy on yoqr T aylor of Pqitland, gild J. M. house in case it does bijru. Tom Shelley of E ugene. T he Salem Awlney cap give you a satisfac editor secured the prize frgib tory policy and rate. H-tf Cash Paid for Wool and Mohair There is great satisfaction in know ing that when you buy GROCERIES You are getting New, Fresh Stock of the best standard brands, IN SHOES W e can fit any foot and give you Style, comfort and durability. Cottage Grove Mercantile Co. Phone Main 6 4 3 — Our own Delivery. CONDITION OF THE WRECK VICTIMS A LODGE FOR RANGERS A. ll. Wood, m anager of the O. & S. K. railroad out of this city, arrived home from a business trip to Chicago T uesday and on W ednesday personally called upon all of those who were injured in the train wreck near this city last S at urday. In the case of Price Rogers, one of the most seriously injured passengers, who sustained Contract For New Road a fractured jaw and a fractured Let to E. S. Holder- leg, Mr. Wood recommended that he be seut at once to a Portland man this Week hospital for treatm ent, an d the youug m an was taken to Portland W ednesday evening on the flyer, being accom panied by Dr. Job and orest Supervisor S. C. Bartrum Mr. and Mrs. F. B. P h ilip he (-was in Cottage Grove Tuesday 011 being a cousin of Mrs. Phillips his return front the reserve in the and having beeu here only a short vicinity of the Bohemia mines east time visiting with relatives. E n of this city. lie inform ed the gineer Win < istrauder who sus- Leader th at lie had just let a con- VOL. XXI. NO. 9 MUCH BUSINESS FOR CIRCUIT COURT ! H O I FROM FOE SEATTLE From present appearauces it I looks as though there would lie quite a long session of court. | There is one m urder trial and a | h alf dozeu jury cases in the docket | which will tak e from one to three j days each, besides some cases 011 | which juries disagreed last term 1 and the work of the grand jury y e t to hear from. It is more than Bohemia Ores Attracting likely court will still be in session over the Fourth of July. Much Attention in T he Sheriff and his deputies are ! quite busy serving notice to the Oregon Building jurym en to appear in court Mon day morning, Ju n e 21. T here are m any other court papers to serve, Dr. W. W. Oglesby who went to which tak e considerable tim e.— Seattle receutly to install the Bo Eugene Register. hemia m illing ex h ib it in the m in J ing departm ent of the Oregon A good plan to order your flags building, says th at up to the time and hunting early for the 4th. lie left for home T uesday, the Bohemia ore was the only m ineral display in the building and was a t SATURDAY’S TRAIN WRECK NEAR COTTAGE GROVE. tractin g m uch attention, displayed [iMin WUjÿWSf j p i oti * S! as it was, in a fine, double-deck ■ • c - vr >;► Y è plate glass show case under the dome of the great Oregon building. T he doctor says for two days he mi stood beside this ex h ib it and boost P ii < ed for Bohemia, having an a tte n tive audience all this time. lie says it is generally adm itted that the Seattle E xposition grounds are Ihe most sitely and picturesque of any of our national or in te rn a tional exposition sites. T he doc tor says ihe grounds are sim ply grand, with wide paved drivew ays, prom enades and avenues. Beau tiful green lawns, flower gardens, fountains, lakes and canals. T he . buildings are com pleted, brilliantly ! lighted and present an imposing, h a 11 d s o m e appearance. Good | meals can he had for from 50c to 1 $1.00, the hotels charging from $2.50 to $5.00 per dav for board and lodging, but rooms m av be 1 had about town cheaper. T he doc- I lor has been approached by the Oregon commission, regarding the Above is a picture of the Cjregon & Southeastern passenger train wreck at ihe Curriu bridge across m atter of securing his services iu Row river, five miles east of Cottage Grove, last S atu rd ay afternoon. Notice the partly subm erged coach m anaging the Oregon m ining e x in w hich were nineteen passengers when the bridge collapsed all b ut one of whom were severely, b u t fortu hibit, but he has not yet decided nately, not fatally injured. T he dism antled engine is seen hanging almost balanced on the stone-filled to entertain the proposition. pier. Engineer Win O strander and Fireman John Cooter em erged from the river, the former seriously hurt but the latter almost without a scratch. All of the injured are recovering. Sold His Timber Land. tabled a severe injury to his chest tract to Elzie Ilolderiuau of Cot Milk Cows And Wood For Sale continues to improve as does also tage Grove, for the construction of Four head of first class Jersey N oah Foster and F. II. Hall, both about a mile of wagon road from milk cows, a two year old Jersey what is know n as the L ang place aged gentlemen who sustained broken legs. Mr. N. Forrester is 011 Lang creek to the old Prather bull, and work horses for sale, also also able to set up at his home 011 homestead one mile and a half ash and oak wood delivered in town. Phone farmers 17'>4. G. W all street and is recovering nice- above, w hich has been selected as O. W alker , Walker, < >r. 8tf lv. Mrs. M. G arroutte still suffers a site for a Rangers Lodge and considerably from a broken rib and 1 base of supplies for libs division wrenched back, b u t is gradually or section of f the Cascade Forest recovering from her injuries. All Reserve. A substantial eight-room the rest, including A uditor P ro t?-! bungalow or lodge will be built as m an, are rapidly recovering, some soon as lum ber and timliers can be of the less severely injured being | placed 011 the ground over the new able to be about town. The toad, six or eight acres will be wrecked engine, tender and pas cleared an d seeded to grass for hay senger coach have lieeu removed for the rangers horses, and a g ar from the broken bridge and river den and fruit plat will also lie pro- and the work ol rebuilding the vided for E ncle S am ’s rangers. bridge structure is progressing and j The site is ideal for such a ranger in a com paratively short tim e traffic ' head q u arters or lodge and has long will lie resumed from this city to been a favorite resort for Cottage | the term inus at Disston iu the Bo-;Grove hunters and anglers, as hernia foothills. ! L ang creek and its tributaries , „ , abound In trout. The site of this ... . , _ . lodge is a b asin comprising some | The Great English Money Syndicate. j ,e?* or flfteen acre?, sheltered by : lofty m ountain i>eaks and on the T h e “ Cowboy” preacher will de-1 trail to the big meadows and liver this lecture iu full a t t h e ! ° ,h er P ^ n,i,,e" t points in the re- serve. II is only al>out two miles Masonic H all S aturday evening, from the eastern term inus of the Ju n e 12th. T his will lie one of the * *■ & S. F. railroad running out most interesting lectures delivered from this city and therefore easy of . . » 1 1 access. I Ins lod^e which is one here in a long time. Everybody of , he first t(j ,)e provi(lcd in the invited to attend. A p art of this j Cascade reserve, will be of great lecture was delivered at the Meth convenience to the rangers as well odist church last S unday night to as the supervisor, in directing the | an appreciative audience. Those affairs of the reserve from a Con venient, central m ountain point. w ishing to hear the whole lecture T he lodge will lie placed iu (he will do well to attend Saturday keeping of the fam ily of one of th ej rangers. night. W. P. M anning, of Roy, W ash ington, was in liugene W ednesday closing up the deal for his tim ber land west of liugetie, which was sold to Porter brothers for $8000. He will visit at Collage Grove Ire- fore returning hom e.— Register. Do You Know Tan Shoes are the Cor- rect shade for W om en and We Footwear. Men’s Have it for Less. WHEELERTHOJIPSON CO. V
