Cottage Grove leader., July 12, 1910, Image 1

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TIC K LE T E A S E R S
The Best Meats
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R efrigerator p la n t iu con n ection
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The leau. the fat,
T b e short. tlic tall.
G od blrsa you r aouls
L’ mt Pop-’Km-AIL
Beidler Bros.
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A -.L O C A L P A P E R T I T F O R A N Y H O M E - - P R O G R E S S I V E . N E W S Y . I N D E P E N D E N T
Blackbutte Quicksilver, Bohemia Gold Mining Districts and Thirty Saw Milling Enterprises Tributary to Cottage .Grove. Dairying, Fruit Growing, Farming are Profitable
CO TTA G E GROVE LEA D ER
B O H E M IA N U G G E T
LOCAL DEWS
OF INTEREST
New Stamp Mill Arrives
For Lewis Hartley.
Lumber Order
C O T T A G E GROVE, OREGON, TU ESDAY, JU LY 12, igio.
C o K .o l i é . t .d J t n u t t l l 9 . I9 0 H .
Many New Búngalos.
A Leader representative in his
rounds noted Satuulay that many
new residences are in course of
construction about town, among
which is a line story aud a half
residence for Thurston Doak on his
lots iu M cFarland’s addition near
the west side school building.
Philip Jones has bought a three
acre tract fro m j. H. McFarland,
just' back of II. K. Metcalf’s resi­
dence on Wall street, and is build­
ing a neat cottage home thereon,
having recently sold his little farm
one mile west of this city.
Mrs. Caldwell lias sold her resi­
dence projierty on First street and
has bought a corner lot in the Long
addition and is having a neat mod­
ern bungalo built thereon. W. B.
Cooper has purchased the lot ad­
joining Mrs. Caldwell's and is
building a neat bungalo thereon
for sale or rent. Mr. Courier is al­
so just completing two more bunga-
los in the Long addition and one
in the Perkins additiou.
ALBERI ZINNIKER SEVERELY
NJURED BY AN EXPLOSION
Giant Powder Explodes in a Blacksmith Forge in
the Bohemia Mines and Injured
Man
May Lose Sight as a Result.
Plaasant Family Reunion.
A family reunion was held at the
j home of Rev. and Mrs W. J. Card
i uer July Fourth. There were pres-
i ent 21 members of the family, the
first time all members of the fami­
ly have been assembled for years.
Among those present were, II.
1.. Morgan, wife aud six chil­
dren, of Saginaw: L. F. Gardner,
wife aud four children, of Salem:
1.. II. Beuuett, wife and one child,
of Salem: \V. J. Gardner aud wife,
of Roseburg; Ansel Wood aud
wife, of Cottage Grove. It was a
most enjoyable occasion.
Industries.
VOL. XXII.
NO. 12
VERY COED COMFORT FOR HIE
KNOCKERS AGAINST NESMITH
Brownsville Times Says Eugene's Knocker Circular
Will Make Many Votes For Nesmith
County-Linn is for Nesmith
HOW IT HAPPENKD.
Albert Zinniker, who was severe­
The Times has received a circular entitled: "Vote
Tlie harvest is about here ami
great is the crop.
ly injured by a |iowder explosion iu
It seems that Mr. Ziuniker was
Against the Proposed Creation of Nesmith County.” The
Odd Fellows Installation
The new Nl. K. church at Leb­
the Bohemia mines Monday morn­ working iu liis blacksmith shop on
circular labels the proposition to create Nesmith county out
anon is to have a concrete founda­
his
raining
proiierty
aud
previously
ing, resulting in the injury of his
of
portions o f Lane and Douglas as a “ nefarious scheme to
Cottage
Grove
lodge
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tion and veneered concrete walls.
eyesight aud various bruises about some giant powder had been placed
form
a new county for the purpose alone of a real estate
O.
O.
F.,
installed
the
following
Chas. Cochran and wife were up
the body, was brought down to this ou his forge to drv out, when some
officers
Saturday
evening.
Deputy
boom
o f a little village within its confines.” This is a hard
of
the
glycerine
from
the
jxiwder
from Fugeue to atteud tue Thaviu
city at midnight last night and
District Grand Master A. Brewer slam on ambitious Cotttage Grove; also it does not speak
baud concert aud visit with rela­
taken to the Holland hotel, where ran down in the coal, and when
being the installing officer:
tives Friday.
well for the ‘‘Eugene spirit,” of which the public has heard
he is resting easy. The doctor is the fire was kindled, exploded,
J. \V. Fddy, X. G; W. C. Coun­
hurling
coal
and
cinders
ut
Mr.
hopeful for the restoration or pres­
A Reno firm has sued Jeffries for
so
much during recent years. The Times is of the opinion
ter, V. G; A. Brewer, R. S: W. F.
ervation of his sight. Mrs. Zinui- Ziuniker’s face and also bruising
$5,000 fee for drawing up the prize
that
circulation <*f this circular will have the effect of making
Hart, F. S:
M. Hall, Treas;
ker will return from the mines to­ his arm aud side. It is feared he
fight agreement. Things come
P. P. McGee, warden: A. It. Cru- hundreds of votes for Nesmith. Anyway, Nesmith county
tuav lose one eye,
high in Reno. $10 would be suf­
day.
_ .sou, conductor: J. B. Situerai, will win—and Linn county will help.—Brownsville Times.
ficient.
Capt. Lawson states that the A r­
¡chaplain: J. C. Wallace, R. S. to
The local organization of former mory theater is so poorly equipi*d j C W. Murphy has closed his
FOR COUNTY CLERK
IN. G: Oscar Vaughn, L. S. to N .|
The Fpworth League gives a
Dr. Todd, vice president of Wil­
Kansans will meet soou to discuss as a playhouse, as it was only de -1
G; Chas. Jackson, R. S. to V. G ; i
moving
picture
theater
in
this
city,
l hereby announce myself a re­ Robert Sutcliffe, L. S. to V. O : j carnival in the Lawson building lamette University, delivered an
plans and set a date for holding
signed for an armory, that he pro j
their annual picnic, which will be
leaving the Arcade the field with­ publican candidate for the office of Richard Roberts, right scene sup- ! Friday afternoon and evening, Ju­ eloquent sermon at the M. F .
poses
to take out the stage and use j
early in September, perhaps.
out competition again. There is County Clerk, subject to the decis­ porter; J. 1!. Brown, left scene sup­ ly 15th. Fine program in the church Sunday morning. Such
ion of the voters at September pri­ porter: G. F. Garonne, inside evening. Ice cream and cake,
F. J. Hard, the mining man, re­ the place for Co. R drills only.
able men are a splendid advertise­
only room for one good moving m aries.
S t a c y M. R t s s k m ,.
turned home from a trip to the This will leave Cottage drove en
guardiau; M. A. Hoxie, outside lemonade aud home-made candy ment for this great educational in­
picture theater in this city.
Springfield, Oregon.
Fast Friday and came to this city tirely without an opera house.
guardian,
ou sale.
stitution.
from F.ugene Monday to look after
his extensive mining interests.
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The Beidler Brothers, of the City
Meat Market, have leased Mrs.
Sarah Cochran’s farm one mile
north of Cottage (’.rove, for three
years, their first year’s lease ex ­
piring this fall.
Mrs. L. F. Stauffer has returned
from a prolonged visit at Portland.
Mrs. Phillips, of Spokane, a sister
of Chas. Burkholder, is a guest of
Mrs. Stauffer and her daughter,
Mrs. Chas. Burkholder, and family.
J . I). Kippen, of Clear Lake,
Wisconsin, has purchased the Fu-
gene Miller place on the mountain
between this place and I.oratie,
comprising SO acres of fruit and
timber land. It is a prettv moun­
tain home.
J . B. Burns, who recently bought
the residence, lot and orchard of
Mrs. Soutlnvortli on Honey sfreet,
arrived in this city Sutiday to lo­
cate. He will build a new resi­
dence and otherwise greatly im­
prove his sightly property.
Mr. and Mrs. F. R.Gow dyltave
Men’s Shoes.
Women’s Shoes.
Men’s and Boys’ Suits.
Men’s and Boys’ Hats.
moved to Oakland, Douglas coun­
ty, to reside, where Mr. dowdy
Men’s green
To close our Summer Suits we are offering you
Women’s full patent colt,
We
has accepted a position as sales­
calf, wing tip
butterfly tip, oxford A A l l
at this sale the finest qualities, newest and nob­
raised toe full
man in Stearns & Chenoweth’s big
ties, $4.00 value at O .Z U
biest cuts ever before in Cottage Grove for the
fox weld, Ox­
hardware and farm implement es­
some money. Your inspection is invittd.
are the
ford, $5 val­
Women’s
patent
colt,
wing
tablishment. Mr. dowdy has had
Men’s $27.50 pearl gray all-wool worsted suits,
ues. at . . .
tip, extended sole, A Q A
considerable valuable experience
highest quality, best of tailoring, a AA CA
ox ties, $3.50 value / , ( ] U
recogniz­
iu this line of business and will O
suit equal to custom make, now
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Women’s patent colt, turn
make good. Sorry Mr. dowdy did
Men’s $25 light tan all-wool worsted $A
Men’s willow
sole, cloth top, ox A A l l
suits, none better, now _________ Iv i.O u
not find an opening here.
calf, Blucher
ed hat
tie, $3 50 for_____
Men’s $22.50 soft gray enshimere and blue serge
cut, welt ties,
The American Car & Foundry
suits in latest patterns and designs
$4.50 values,
Women’s patent colt, ex­
Co,, of St. I.ouis, has placed with
now a t _________________________
house of
tended soles, ankle strap,
the Booth-Kelly Lumber Co. att
Men’s $20 cashimere suits, splendid val­
pump, wing tip, a A Q A
order in excess of forty million feet
ues, now a t _____________________
good $3.50 value
of car material for the Harrimau
All our $15 men's and youths’ suits, a
Cottage
Men’s oxfords, Blucher cut, a shoe that
Women’s gun metal, two strap pump,
good
assortment,
now
a
t_______
system. This is the largest order
sells regularly and readily at $4 50__
plain top, $3.50 value______________
Boys' $12 50 suits, something that will
for that class of material ever
Men’s gun metal audoxblood, latest lasts,
Women’s
patent colt, cloth top, button
Grove
appeal to your buying judgment,now
placed, and ts sufficient for the
full welts, oxford ties, $4 values, at
oxford, $3.50 value____ ___________
construction of alwmt 10,000 cars.
Women's vici kid, cushion sole, patent
Men’s tan Blucher cut, fl-in- top, raised
Boys’ Knee Pant Suits.
Men’s pearl gray stiff hats, newest blocks A A P
The order has been parceled out
tip, solid comfort, $3.00 value. . . ___
toe, full fox welt, $4 values, at
Boys’
two-piece
Knickerbocker Pant suits, regu­
regular $3.50 values, only______ _____
among the several mills. The ma­
Women’s patent gun metal and vici kid
lar price, quality considered, was low, now
Boys’ Holland, blucher cut, tan and ox-
Men’s dark blue stiff hats, new and nob- A A F
terial is to be delivered in about
oxford ties, butterfly and plain toe, $3
blood ties, $3.00 values a t__________
by styles, $3.50 values_____________
$6.00 suits at_______ $4.80
eight months. Since the placing
Women’s
patent and gun metal ankle
Men’s soft crush Fedora shapes in blue, green,
5.00 suits a t___ ___ 3.95
Boys' Holland, oxblood and tan oxford
strap pumps, Macay sewed, $2.50 val__
of this order there have been iu
plum, tan, champaign, and oxford gray, the
4.50 suits a t_______ 2.95
ties, 12 to 2, $2.75 values at_________
lates shapes, highest qualities, nifty styles,
These shoes are all new and of Utz & Dunn
quiries from other roads, which in­
100 pairs boys’ straight knee pants, 75c J C n
$3.50 vaines a t______ $2.45
and
Sherwood
Shoe
company’s
make.
and
$1
values,
now
at______
i
_______
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dicates that the railroads will be
3 00 values a t________ 2.10
Men’s Negligee Shirts.
quite heavy purchasers this season.
2 00 values at_______ 1.36
Men’s Summer Pants.
Men’s
Summer
Underwear.
All hoys $1.25 and $1 50 hats at___ _____ $1.05
Men's Pongee silk negligee shirts, regu­
Another stamp mill will be in
Men's soft gray imported cashimere, the r AF
lar $3.00 values, now_______________
Men's Panama hats, newest blocks, finest import­
Men’s solid and mesh spring needle knit import­
operation in the Bohemia mining
regular $7 kind, now at _ ___
3.Z3 ed
straw, always popular and durable, will last
ed Japanese silk underwear, regular
Men’s American Pongee negligee shirts,
district within thirty days. Lewis
Men’s $0 soft grav pants, for this sale at M CA
for years and give excellent service. See them.
value
$2.50
per
suit,
now
at___
____
$2.50
values,
now_________________
Hartley, who has a number of
o n l y . . ........
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$7.00 values at_______ $5.00
Men’s Swazett negligee shirts, regular
claims in Saylor’s Gulch, has
Men’s $5 gray pants, strictly all-wool, A QA
6 50 values a t_______ 4.25
Leather
Belts.
$2.00 values, now _________________
now at
J .d U
bought a Nissen one-stamp mill,
5.00 values at________ 3.50
Men’s summer weight pants, the $150
Onr entire line of men's and boys’ dress domes­
25 per cent discount on all men's and hoys’ leath­
Men’s 1.25 and 1.50 negligee shirts, all
and the same was received from
tic straws at altsolute cost. Buy now for the future
kind, now a t_______________
er belts. A big lot to select from. A staple.
values for the money, now ______
Seattle Monday. It is an entire­
ly new pattern and, having a 1500 -
pound stamp, is guaranteed by the
500 pairs Men’s fancy hose, in blue, oxblood, lav- f ^ f
2 5 0 Women’s I 5c and 25c Summer Vests, just T
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manufacturers to have a greater
capacity than the ordinary 5-stamp
ender and tan, per pair for this sale only,
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what is needed at this season, at only
.
.
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'
mill. He has also bought and has
received a six horsepower gaso­
line engine with which to operate
the mill. During the past month
a sled road a mile in length has
been blasted to Saylor’s Gulch,
this work having been found nec­
essary in order to get the new ma­
chinery into the camp.
WhEELER-TMOMPSON COMPANY’S
Great July Clearing Sale
1$ Now on, Positively Ending Saturday, JULY I6ih
This sale is for the purpose of converting summer goods into actual cash. T o
do this w e offer them for Cash Only at the same prices w e paid for them.
$ 3.95
D
Z.OU
$ 3.60
17.50
15.65
11.25
9,75
Z.OU
3.60
3.25
3.25
2.45
2.25
2.25
1.90
1.45
1.05
Z.Z3
Z.Z3
1.50
3.25
NOTE— These prices are absolutely for CASH ONLY, and no goods sold at sale prices except as stated in this adv.
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WHEELER-THOMPSON CO,
MAIN STR EET, C O TTA G E GROVE, OREGON B O O r
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