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P U B L IS H E D S E M I- W E E K L Y
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B O H E M IA N U G G E T
C O T T A G E G R O V E , O R EG O N , F R ID A Y , J U L Y 30, 1909.
C on solidated Ja n u a ry 9 , 1908.
(C L E A R A N C E
V O L. X X L
NO. 16
CO. E.B0YS MAKE BUILD ROAD TO IBOTTUNG PIANI T MOORS DEFEAT
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El AT DEPOT.
SALE
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Summer Goods at Half Price
Ladies’ Tailored Waists
Ladies’ Shirt Waists
$2.50 Pure Linen Waists$2.00
$2.00 India Linen ____ $1.75
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Guardsmen Show They How Hill Could Outwit Calapooya Springs Will Three Thousand Killed
Know How to Shoot , Harriman and Get
Erect Plant and Im-
in Battle Outside of
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at Any Range
to Coos Bay
prove Grounds
Melilla City.
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12/*c Batiste, per yard______
7c
At a meeting of the trustees of
Firing at small targets from six
There are hot times these days
Madrid, July 29.— Official dis
different distances. Private Mooney, I oil the Deschutes, where Ilill and the Calapooya Springs Company, patches admit that the battle l>e-
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of the Cottage ('.rove company, Harrimau are battling for the right- I\£ld today at the office of the com tweeu the Moorish aud Spanish
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Fourth infantry, rolled up a total of-way for their respective rail- pany in this city, final steps were forces outside of Melilla on July 27
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of 97 points out of a possible inn, roads. One of these greai. pro taken for the purchase of a site for was a very disastrous defeat. The
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in skirmish firing at the Clacka posed Hill railroads designed to tap the new Itotlliug plant which is to Moors.cut off the communications
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mas camp ground recently.
the rich Southern Oregon country he built at Cottage Grove, says the of the Spanish outposts with the
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After completing his
record from east to west is now surveyed liugene Guard.
main force of Spaniards, which
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The company has purchased a was driven back under the walls of
skirmish run, Private Mooney, of from Vale, Malheur county to
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Cottage Drove, made
effective Hazeldell, Lane county, by way piece of ground 155x155 feet lying the city, where the fighting contin
scores at slow fire, scoring 47 at [of Odell Lake, where it encounters between the Southern Pacific aud ued des|>erately. The Sjta'dsh in
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500yards, 42 at .100, 41 at 200 and the Harriman survey and where Oregon & Southeastern railroad killed and wounded numbered al
40 at 000 yards. Captain John from Hazeldell west down the tracks opposite the Southern Pacific most 2000, not including the loss
son, of the same company, made Middle Pork these interests serious depot at Cottage Grove. The toca-I sustained by the outposts which
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í i 42 at 200 aud 600 yards.
ly conflict. Now if Mr. Hill would tion is a decidedly advantageous i were abandoned to their fate.
I No Coupons With Goods Sold at Reduced Prices |j While this is by no means a outwit Harriman and get into the one, as it will afford good switch- ; The extent of the disaster is very
«filmst
record breaking score, it is a most Coos Bay country from Hazeldell ing facilities, and an excellent op-1 plainly shown from General Mari--
unusual showing for a national let him strike out from Hazeldell portunity to advertise Springs by ; na’s dispatch, in which he admits
guardsman whose opportunities for southwest a few miles to Wildwood, giving water to passengers on the j being repulsed, and concludes by
rifle practice, either on a range or thence secure the O. & S. F,. incoming and outgoing trains. It is ' saying his losses were General Pin
skirmish firing are extremely litn- branch railroad from Wildwood understood that the company w ill! tos, one Colonel, two Lieutenants,
ited.
to Cottage Grove and build a 75 imitate Shasta Springs by erecting five.Captaius and many officers "of
Several other fine scores were mile extension from this city an artistic fountain in front of their lower rank, and about 1000 men.
J. V. Reed is down from the I The citizens of west W all street
made by other members of the through the Smith river pass to the building, and that arrangements The wounded numliered at least
Blue Bird mining claim in the Blue
have incurred considerable expense Fourth infantry, Itoth on the range ' coast and the game would have have been made for all passenger 1500, including many officers.
River district for a few days. H e'
in their efforts to open the channel and in skirmish practice. Ser- been won and a railroad from trains to stop long enough to give!
S I T U A T I O N IS G R A V E .
informed a rejtorter yesterday that
the opportunity to j
Sergeant I Vale,
Malheur county, through | passengers
of
Silk Creek and thereby prevent geant Snodgrass and
his company is arranging to put
Ileudaye July 29.— Advices re
Potts of the Cottage Grove com-; southern Oregon to the sea, as- sample Calapooya water.
in a ten stamp mill at Blue Bird the usual winter overflows when
ceived today depicts the situation
The new bottling plant will he
pany, each made 90 in skirmish sured. Here is where the Cottage
this fall. A sawmill is now being considerable damage results to the
in Spain a* being far more critical
up-to-date
in
every
particular,!
erected on the property with which street, and traffic is hindered. It fireiug: Private Singley of Me-1 Grove Commercial Club should
than at any time since the Cuban
Minnville, made 89: Private Ben- [gel busy and now is the opportune equipped with the latest machinery |
to get out the lumber for the stamp
war.
Although the government
has been' found that the principal nett of the same command, 85: and ' time.
for liottling, labeling and corking, i
mill. Mr. Reed said the prospects
seeks to give the impression that
and
will
include
a
complete
labora-!
trouble results from the narrow Private McClellan of Ashland, 75.
are very bright for the successful
the movement in Caralouia is sim
tory for manufacturing and bot
Major Hamlin’s hattalliou, the
banks
of the creek just below the
operation of the mill after it is set
ply a protest against the war in
tling. Calapooya salts, it is ex- \
which first, spent the forenoon on the
ijp. The ore at the Blue Bird is first Silk Creek bridge,
Morroco, advices say that there are
mid
ranges,
several
of
the
members
pected will eventually develop the gravest reasons to Itelieve that
Very rich ipid he thinks the mjll causes the water at times of fresh
of this command making scores at
will pay from the start. A, H- ets to hack up, float the small
"W e need miners, men who will into the larger end of the business. ! a widespread revolutionary out
400, 500 and 600 yards that were
break is imminent.
Taylor and John Krogness, also county hridge and seriously threat
develop veins, not hold and wait
little less than remarkable. Lieu
interested in this property, left here en the truss which carries the city
; for gold to grow ,” said F. J.
"Blind Pigger'' Fights
tenant Compton, of McMinnville,
this morning for the mines — water main across the creek at this
| Hard this morning ill speaking of
of the location option law is with
secured
the
unusual
score
of
47
point. If a few men and teams
Guard.
i the mining interests
of
Lane
Albany, Ore., July 28.— Arrest out parallel in Oregon. He has
were put to work at this point by out of 50 on the 500 yard range.
county.
been convicted eight times in Linn
Firing
over
the
1000
yard
range,
ed this morning at Lebanon on an
The case against A . F,. Dean, the City Council and road super
“ Ought not Lane county to have
county of selling liquor at Leban
Private
Matquaui
of
Albany;
Lieu
county
ho is charged with adultry, will visor, cutting down the south hank
¡a smelter?” was asked the director indictment from Lane
on, his aggregate sentences Iteiug
tenant Cunningham of McMinn
e dismissed, Dean aud his wife of the creek, thereby widening the
¡o f the Vesuvius mine in the Bo- charging him with violating the $1100 in fines ami 50 days in jail,
ville,
and
Sergeant
Potts
and
Pri
aviug made up, the recreant hus- channel for a distance of 40 feet
local option law by selling liquor and he was recently convicted at
j hernia district.
vate Mooney of Cottage Grove, j
lud promising to lie good liere- below this hridge much trouble
“ Don’ t worry about that,” he at Springfield, G. B. Hansard led Springfield aud fined $250. He
from back water would be over each firing 10 shots and each said. “ Just open up the veins and the officers in a run of a half a will lie taken to Eugene tonight.
rter!— liugene Guard.
come. It is said some of the in shot having a possible value o f , the smelter will come.”
mile, then fought like a tiger when
J, A. Deadinond has just com terested property owners are will 5, made the following scores:
Deputy
Sheriff
“ People offer a man twenty per overhauled bv
The W . C. T. IT. are advertis
pleted a drive of a million feet of ing to assist in this much needed Lieutenant Cunningham 29, Potts , cent interest on a proposition in Green and Marshal Richard. It
ing the Seattle exposition as Iteiug
logs to mill at Corvallis in which work. The street committee should 28, Mooney 26 and Marquam 25.
required the efforts of several men
the only real dry affair of the kind
Immediately upon the departure ,*'ree months -""l the\ bin . but i
J. O. Bassett and T. W . Harris are interview those interested and in
you put up a two or three year to place him in the Lebanon jail. ever held— and they are aliout
of
the
F'ourth
for
home
at
the
end
vestigate this matter.
Hansard's record in violation right.
interested.
pro|xisition for half the jtercentage
of the week, the state rifle compe
or a little less they will sniff at
tition will be taken up. Teams of
Ladies’ White
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Colored Wash
Skirts
From $1.25
To $2.50
10% Off
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WILL ERECT A STAMP
WORK FOR COUNCIL
MILL AT BLUE BIRD
AND ROAD SUPERVISOR
MINERS NEEDED TO
DEVELOP OUR MINES
riflemen from all parts of Oregon A ou-
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OUR SALE IS OFF
But w e still sell better
goods for less money
than our competitors.
That’s why w e are
always busy. . . .
WHEELERTHOMPSON CO.
WE
HAVE
IT FOR LESS
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will begin arriving Friday, winch,
Mr. Hard lias about fifteen men
with Saturday, will be devoted to
preliminary practice, the first event
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in the annual competition being
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taken up early Sunday morning.
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> orkin? in
V erw vm . mine
i e\ eloping ils ledges.
I le in me
is most thoroughly developed, and
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has the faith of it’s manager, says
the Guard.
Cither mining men take the same
'view.
Herbert Leigh, the engi-
| neer said the other day that Lane
county people need educating if
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they are going to develop their
mineral resources.
Both Leigh
A company of Los
Angeles 1 and Hard have confidence in Lane
hunters with a few friends will ar county deposits.
H. C. COOK
Successor to Pierce
Shepardson
LOS ANGELES HUNTERS
COMING TO LANE
rive at Eugene August 27, to en
Poultry Superintendent.
joy a mouth’s sport hunting and
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fishing on the upper McKenzie.
-The Cala|tooya Poultry Associa-
Ex-Game Warden John Baker, is tion directors have named I). B.
just in receipt of a letter giving the j Chatnberlen as superintendent of
following personel of the com- the forthcoming poultry exhibit 'at
pany. Hub Lewis, wife aud son; the Cottage Grove district fair.
E. W . Ilopperstead, wife and son, Chainberlen is a practical poultry-
Harry Burt and wife, Thos. Storal man himself and is well qualified
and wife, Ed Maier and wife, to handle the fine fowls success-
F. Schumacher,
I.os Angeles; j fully in the jioultry department of
Louis Chum and wife, Dayton, our second annual fair. A fine
Ohio. The party will be accom-j poultry
exhibition
is assured,
panied up the McKenzie by J. W. The annual poultry show of the
Baker and Walt Baker and wife o f ; Calapooya Poultry
Association
I Cottage Grove and A lf W alker; will be held in this city early in
i of Eugene.
January.
A /O r
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will find
very
prices at mv
attractive
store.
Mason Fruit Jars as follows:
I
offer
Pints,
■SOc, quarts 70c and half gallon 90c
per dozen.
shoes.
Also great bargains in
For the
present
eighteen
pounds I test sugar for $1 .(XI with an
order for five dollars worth of goods
from this store.