Lane County leader., June 24, 1904, Image 4

Ir tir M t« * » t i r t n * o n a r i and ruial O r o e e jg g d ti^ adiaewat ■oantry where •
.•Vintn luit*. P •rt'.and r r U n i l f rec­ thia neway paper «irculate* w ill n o t'
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ognize* ib i» relationship and when all be e|o* to recognuediae ability o f l l r .
•iiwRrn (b * strength that lie* in io o - O age to ewrve their intereat*. and up­
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ce n ed »--»¡«ri there *111 be do lack o f on 'b e baaia o f that eervtce and hin
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consideration fo r th * daim s « f Oregon own eatim abl* personality, we deem
•m a* *<r- aod the u i n h » r « t : tb e titjr may d#- that he is deatined b> leap due honor
IM H ih lff |»r
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jwn-l on the » « t a t t y not only for nic- end ( N i t
e w »o f her trade but foret-doreetneut o f I
Til*-re U published in the Colum bia
H u m r K I P T I O fl H A T l a
! Iter polk-«. alio rigid reaeutiueni o f 1
U m Year
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River and Oregon Timberman for
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r iJutj ju*t d i* era--t* o f her i ightful »hare
«U Month«
June an excellent portrait o f Hon. I.
f I h L r f-r«
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o e ib «
Moult.«
iwi it n.* „."p au i't m (iorern m eu t patr nage aa » e l l as in Í
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If m M ta adv
H Bingham, recently elected lo the
laitorm raie of 9 '.êm \rr |«ar «ill he
t the -om m erre o f the world.
The
it y for fall gratification.
A d \ r r it % m ¿ r a t e « l a i d e k a o w a o a a p p fh -a ti*«
H u m of ^pprorentative* o f the Ore­
state o f Oregon i- providing a ' Port
gon State Legislature
Mr. Bingham
laud every i-c—»i"«=-facility for oon»er-
« L V ltlX ti U »T
is one o f seven lumbermen who w ill
vatioa o f deep-iea »h ip pin g intereat*.
The Lane County L i i H t for one
serve in the n ett session, six o f them
year, and any o f the follow ing publi- The new dry-dock» with l o * tku-k being in the lower house and one, |
•■Htion for one year, for the price aet charge*, new fire figh ting steamer*,
Seiiator-ele- t R. A. Booth o f Eugen*,
opposite :
river and harbor im provem ent* con­
in the upper. The interests o f Lane
New Vurk Tribu»» kanaer
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stantly
being
carried
on.
with
inert
a*e
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T-leUo Weekly DUO»____ „
eouutv wíll thus be well represente*!
P-rtlaaR W eekly orva-m u n
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of wharf accommodation, make the
C O R N E R F IF T H A N D M A IN S T R E E T S
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Portlaad W eekly Journal
Port o f "rtla u -1 a v ail.b le .o the con,'-.
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Han r ra n c i«-" Call
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i will ha ve the careful attention o f the-c
H im e l M acarm e. Han Krannae-»
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tabernacle
S *ntle,neu- The Timhermsn is r e ­
■ - j One u reminded o f th
plete with new# o f the luinl-erworhl o f Medford, and a »on o f C. J
J O K E 24. I'sil of the Mormone when view ing the A —
F R ID A Y .
and it* June iasue i* one o f genernl H ow ard, the* weut back to the
! »erul.ly hall of the Chautauqnaus at
interest.
discovery and made a more thorough
I Gladstone 1‘ark. Oregon City. This
examination. T hey found a twent.i
DEVELOPMENT OF THE COUNTRY.
form o f architecture was no doubt
W orkmen d rillin g a well at Hemler-
foot led ge o f rock that assayed $20
M a n i i l 'i i c - t u r e m t . f F l o u r
employed for the purpose of securing ’ son station, near Eugene, heard sub-
F eed, G r a lia in ,
W h o le
u m .
Ih e O regouun on Monday last used | p r c p e r neonati--«. Session* o f Chau-1 terranean noises and beeame so fright- to the ton and a pay chute from sii
W h e a t F lo u r . G e r m M eal
the above caption over an extrae '« ' tampia involve much public »¡-eaking I ened that they quit work. One man to eigh t inches in width, tLe value
from a country weekly, in which the | ao<) rea,|in(f, requiring clear eounci declared the noise was loud as if the o f which is difficult to estimate, but
idea was set forth that "th e grow th o f i jU „ D „ (1,lai ity !no.,t „„r e ly carried by W illam etfe river were fallin g one- it is the vein fr. m which the #7 ihi
i
Kxteiisive iiii|>r«iv«*!iH*nIii arc Infiitj; im ,u
to our m illing machinery.
\\> aim to
a commercial ceoter Is dependent on ; th„ ova) ,,r agg.-h ell roof. Those hundred feet over a precipice. This chunk was taken and from which
keep our Hour |»r«M)f against outside <*om.
$o0<i
was
taken
afterwards.
the growth ami prosperity o f the I wh„ lmve rUite<| Halt
c ity and phenomenon inav prove a* fallacious
l»*tit«*rH. Being a O dTage Lirove instil
This
discovery
is
on
unsurveyed
1 hi Uni. we respectfu lly iksk you to ..rder
Ultry surrounding and tributary to entered the auditorium o f the tal»er- as Portland’s recent earthquake.
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tiie iMUiie prodiu't when tiuying ttoiir
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governm ent land and it is told that
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\\e have ju*.t Installed u nueliine , i
nacle have been asked to listen to the which was caused by explosion of s * ......
large caiiacity for ro llin g «»ats and :.ur.
The meat of the m atter is conveyed sound o f a pin dropped on the choir dynam ite blast beneath the waters o f many p eop le' liv in g thereabout*
i**y. Bnug your or.ts am i h ave it r<'i!»*d
tjefore feetiilig. It w ill i l n much further
and embodied in the words the Ore­ rail and readily heard at the other end the W illam ette. It is not safe to lie- : have tile-1 m ining claims.
Keetl ami l«ay promptly tldivcr* .i tn
An instance in connection with
gonian has chosen * >r » title. “ De- o f the building more than two hun­ lieve all you hear.
anv part *»f the c itv.
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this find which is related is that
velopm ent -if the Country” means the dred feet awav. The -tracture at
there was so in-’ch gold and so littie
•Tilth o f U i < î eonimeAthtl • ‘c tiU i t . Ac* Oregon C ity will be the scene o f the
A lumber merchant informs the
quartz in one small chunk that Ji n
CO f lin g ly the two a r« <rio-*?*,y «iltieíl.
eleventh animal assembly o f the W ill Rosebnrg Review that in San Ftan-
Howard, »vitli a hammer, |<ounde.l
t, itti a* -o the in '-r-'-ts o f <>ne. whirh
•isco there is favorable outlook for
arnette V alley Chautauqua A--, - i
it int i :• square chunk, in fact could
CO tiv-rv-j intcr-sta o f the fth* r, and
good
lmnle-r
sales
"In
ter
<*n.”
This
ution. July 12 21 A program m e of
have m oulded itiu to a u v shape.
h r th -ir m ir—1 effort* for tfi*•ir mu- interest i* given in prosjH- t for the i* really true. The increasing de­
t l al betterment.
se-don. including h-etures by noted mand for building material wilt create
Birthday Party.
F--ll'>wing rids analysis it 1I» true that speakers from the Eastern states and a favorable market and the set back
On
Saturday
even ing Mr. aud
th - o n e -an-l-i without the otb<“ r, L"jt
prominent eilueators of this state. experienced by reason .f recent in­
the other can not to without the one. Special low rates will prevail O il the stability of transportation rates will Mrs. 1*. D. K n ow lton tendered their
dau ghter Miss Katie a birthday
For Instance Portland could not exl-t railroads.
prove m erely an incideut in ;he his­
party at the fam ily residence on
w l'h o at the cou..try ha ¡c f it. On
tory o f the great tim ber trade o f the
W all str?et. the occasion being her
the ther -ide the country could exist
•S id int-lligenço conies from .San north west.
15th birthday. The even ing was
without Portland. f->r It* product i Francisco o f the suicide in Golden
State Game Warden J. W. Baker passed in games and music. Fl-nch
waul I rind other means o f egres- Gate Park o f G eorge Aspden, assis
N ot that sucha «for P .rtfan I I f lent- tant .Sunday editor o f the Han Fran j lias made a good record in the office. aud whist were succeeded by a c o n ­
able exigency D p^s*iMe or p rjbable, : cisco Call.
Aspderi was a genial About the only offense that seems test designated - printer s p ie." iu
but only to show the Importance -f gentleman, able and well qualified for ' really eliargeable against hint is that which letters in the names of Coast
the country with reluti .u to the central ¡ the w o.k in wliich he was eugaged. lie is a Democrat and the appointee of cities were jum bled into a form un­
p unt of - . 'nincr.-iaJ interest. L ik e the The magazine section of the Call * « » | a Democratic Governor. It would recognizable. The winners in this
com plicated purrs o f a huge mill. 1 Pti ncjpally under hi* control amt his I seem that his detract, u- -lioill.l look «m using contest were M i*s Stella
and Stew art M cG ilvray.
V artl pel ab-orlus the pro iu d s fed in­ efforts were largely instrumental in j for some more plausible re asoti for Cocliliu
Instiun ien t’il solos. M i.s Fay Brown
; attack.
to Its yhaonels of trade and by a pro- m aking its popolai ity.
and Wui. Thompson.
Miss K-itie
com
a* well r- i tla'e 1 a* that o f j
It .-..s|s almost 7s million dollars the hostess, gave vocal solos. R e­
IL»? »Host compii-- Ate.! yet -qi->jtli go- j Win. If. Lincoln has almost com
l»-r .-inn.tin to pnv the bill* o f the freshments were served r.ml at a
ir-g iiachine turns th -ra n t a^aiu to ¡ pl.-ted the second
-
cottage he has built
tb*? i» .rid «t I irg e. Much •>f the ti.-n- i in Cottage * G rove since January 1, ! regular arm y and about *;2 m illion to : late hour the com pany ha ie the
with a
be.-. grain, fruits , si<-'K, and iidnetai ' 1WM. The bouse Mr. Lincoln now. • run tile navy, yet Portland w a sj b- 1 you n g lady good -.ligh t
! I»*d out o f a contraet on Oregon r its : promise to come again when she is
th o f th » conuitry ’j,<> -* through ; occupied W{ as completed only a month
swe-1 s itt ’en. Tln-re w ere piesent
tfi*i avenue* o f Portland tra»Je. I t « : iig<*. The confidence o f this gentle- for the army.
P R O F E S S IO N A L
titv following-: M i-s-s Stella Cochliti,
Ie are fed un*J ghette r-d by the man in tlit * future ol Cottage G rove
Made a Rich Strike.
Agnes W o-»ley. L im lly W e ’ch, F iv e
pro-Jlice o f tbe m >H aurrou uding it.
has prompt ted him to build these dwell-
Prob ab ly one o f tbe riubest m in­ Brown,
I'tua
H Iternian, Lizzi
it Is not wftbotit goral rcu n n , then, ings wliiln lumber
i
Is at a low llgnre.
W. KIMK. 31. I».
in g strikes made m Southern O r e ­ \eatch. Ruth, at -i Ethel Kimwlti-ii.
E. YOl Ni
that Fortin nd stiind-s for tibe loleroNts With man; y others here he Is sure o f
gon for a num ber o f veáis was the Crete Dutton. Messrs. O rvel Knapp,
I ' l l Y * I C I I N an.I
tU .IO N
o f the rich, fertile*nnd expansive coun­ the future o f the city an I does not
\ l T O I ! \ E Y \T L A W
one accidentally made pu M onday. Harry
Benson.
James
Karros,
Ofli-’c in McFarlaml Building
try lyin g all a I •out It. N or is it to la- hesitate to invest his money in sub-
• **: V.Hiiig Building. Main St
Over Wynne*» Hardware Stare
June <>, lilt'd, 011 Sucker creek, l>v Ja n s Bro-.vn. Guv Van R.per. B-rt
wondered that Portlan d eyes see in «tantiul im provem ent that not only
Ofìlce ritolte, Main -Il
Uay B riggs.
Th e story o f il*c find: B orrow * Wm
T ioro|f*on. Di-ville
the future o f O regon nubntnnti.il will is m tit the town but will prove h
11 * giveu by \V. E. Gilm ore, is heie Ta. l »r, Chester V in D en b u rg. W ill
things for Oregon Jieople. It is proba­ good and practical Investment. It is
told : B rig gs wnn out hunting ami ■vu- vood. Stew art M c G ii.r u , R en '
ble that for this reason Portland true that last year many piosptctive
after a hard half dn\’s hunt for Sanford, H a iry Brown, Mr. an I
peopl» uie goin g to g iv e next year, settle! - were turned uway becatis.*
; game, ol which he found none, lie Mi-
H arry Km »lio n , Mrs. F. S.
w ltli the a- istnnee o f t !.*- pc pie of they could not .secure houses and were
's a t down t-> e-it his lunch,’ tired aud fin ds and M i*. M cKinney.
I’ llYSt < I » > am| « n u
the Htnte, nn exposition ’t the riches, disinclined to await r.liile homes were
% t t o i : n l \ a t l a w
discouraged, but i.s he nte he saw
the r<«oiircen and the beauty i f Ote- built fo r them. Consequently these
Willamette Valley Chautauqua Association.
p rotru d in g ftoiu the lull *i-le a
ffO 1).
people loeate l in other towns. Those
small piece o f quartz.
‘ There w-is
Ti e Willaruette
An for these t casons a cry v
t up * ho build di ring th- |»resentyear will gold in that qu aitz and so plentiful qmi
t-itit»u wil
mil
their
in
ill 1*0 tlund against the awar.
stment
a
good
.
: or
w.is it that B iig g n went wild, as it »ton ■ Park, litar O i
«1
lu ­
were, mid, fo rg e lfu l o f tiie fact thal !2 h to 34*li, li)04,
ninno for Oregon cor
iiu<-County Is dctei loiue.l,” says h-’ was tired and hungry, lie begun
mp.
M ad sen
Houtli
Paeitio ( '
lì.
to M .ella at it pri<
[change, “ that Blue R iver di»- kicking about for more piects o f
tes on tho
duped
'.V \Tt m i IK ER
: tri. -hall not li( k for r -v «! roads.” qun:tz.
Portland bids. The
His efforts were crowned for 1 1
fo r all Oregon 1» I g
•11 a-l - tii ■ • tri • portation is with s.-ccess an I ill 11 very h I i - v i S.inil,.
It
‘ : s-ks and Je a .
Pari
'b l fc
city
Portland, a - the i
• tnu .in g o f good tim e he disc.»vtre-I a vein i»f «»re tising
st and as • - I'ntiul
it f» * r .
most ilrect, clients t and » ife»t , route inli e- as is 1 ,
.
us-df." X.-t which wan faiiulouslv itch iu gold.
o f tnán»portal ¡or. p the sea. no ird. only Is the subject <-f g.ssl roads one From this veiu he took one large
And i| u "li..w i” w h s * loin I > .D e—the vital to th « mines o f the Blue Itiver chunk o f quartz, w eighing alx.iil
< i
»lt. K.
MAI V
ri sp. » » l l lllty was plue, d o' I t he district, but to the mines o f the Bohe­ forty round*, and a g o o d !» nutuber
)
man wlm permitted the •San Fran mia district a* w ell—a poiut to In­ of sm aller pieces o f Hat rock were
II I . N T I s t
a item ri:cT
< laro liidih-rs to
list rip t fi­ se at borne in mind by the county author- gathered. These he put in a sack
Porthicid. <-\eu the .ugh tlielr contract liles 0 Lune uiuty.
1’ r. Sii.»|>p'H Itia w iii". Malli street
and started fo r his home, but after
. l-eekwttb ltj.»-k. K c o f x k , O k .
was secured at
higher price for
g o in g some distune, he rem em bei-
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w w »
W W W *
future) tIt'sti that o f Oregon men for
Tb-* follow in g from the Portland ed that he had neglecte 1 to mark
fmin-'illatc delivery. It can linnllv la* Evening Telegram o f Saturday June the place. H e laid down his sack of
thought that the lailroiols ate a part) lu ll, 1 * in kindly tone and is sincerely qu artz and gun and returned to tile
to the deal on account of the longer appiccia tis i. W e u-.te a cluing« o f vein and properly marked its loca­
haul to Hail Francisco, f«>r the rail­ 111 inagenieiit in tlmt enterprising Cot- tion, and upon returning to where
roads are equally Concerned w ith nil t«g e G rove paper, the lam e County I he th ought he had deposited his
other* In Oregon in advancing the Lt .t.ra, A ClilTord Gage assuming sack, he failed to find it.
He then w ill positively cure C o n s u m p
Interests o f both urban and suburban control n* editor and publisher. Mr. went wild « second lime but after a
tion. Asthma, and Bronchitis
trad ".
G age i- a t-r’ ght rmd well-known confile of hours’ hunting be found
As td the “ howl.” I f it Is- not e f f e c t ­ newspaper man who has been in the the lost articles and st irte 1 born- It will cure a cough or cold in
iv e In the present instance If It even | harness from le.yh.exl. In the par­ again . U| kjii reaching home he
a day. It will prevent Pneu­
shall be counted Against Portland and | tkiilnr field in which tii* energies began the work o f “ m ortaring o u t"
her brood <>f sm aller cities through­ have hi 11 expended h* has been eini- th e gold and from the forty potimi monia.
W e guarantee it, be­
out the W illam ette valley and all Ore­ - neutly iucce**fu|. W e besfH-ak for chunk he took an even |7im.
cause we know what it will do.
gon, in nw anting contract* o f th near I him the same good fortune as editor
T h e you n g man took into his
future-pit will serve to show unity of j f the l.rs ['ll;. The people o f Cottage confidence James H ow ard, form erly Always insist on having AcK-
LANE COUNTY LEADER
Ble^ck a n d White
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L U R C H 'S
¡COTTAGE GROVE FLOUR M IELS
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Stoves, 1 ml
A SPECIALTY
MINERS’
SUP P L I ES
toorls
Tinware
P IP E R a V A N D E N B U R G
CARDS
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English
Remedy
A Genuine
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ERS.
Closing Out
Sale
U p to J u l y
15 th , 1904
EVERYTHING REDUCED
< hir $10.00 t«> $12.0li Moil's Suits now
$ 9 .0 0 and $10.00
B oy's Suit. 2 p io rfs
$ 1.00
* la many Instance* after I had tried
toy utmost to give even relief I pre­
scribed A r m ' s E n g lish R emedy and
It permanently cured every one of the
patient*. It is a valuable addition to the
practice of medicine '
C. F. S m it h . M. D. Oiean. N. V
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W rite to us for testimonials and
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free illustrated book on Consumption
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SOr and 1 1 . 0 0 a hottla
I f you ara not «•*!««►.I return the b4»ttla U.
yaur
anti set ye up money back.
W . U Hooker A €*• , Propr«.. BufTaio. Jf
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.V lot o f odds and ends in shoes about h alf price «
For Sale by fh z M odern Pharmacy
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PHTSICIM «NO SURCEOS
ORU-e* III l»r. tie.». Wall tsilhline Mam
*tr—t, t'.»ttase fïrove.
ont,— "I...,.,
Main wt. ItevSt.'iH-e pb...,- Main in
I F ir e
Don't neglect that
i.
— o - '- , ouu house anv of 1 .,^ (i!‘ v* on 0,,r ya rd s 50,000 fe el
longer, but call a,
, , prps< offiD
¿ “ ' u'aU ‘r ’»hich must bo „o ld to
and h«ve Torn Awbrey write you up ranrrin 00» '1
,n'’ om il,g » ^ k . Price
H 'o .v ; in either the .F tIm f nM1,P
glD« fro,n »3 .5 0 to i l 00
If
U ^ t0,- ° r
, Association, of
Oreson F,rc
McMinnville, O
Relief ’
r e g
i r * * barglD- C om e « once-
T L ® Booth KeI1y L u m b er Co.,
Saginaw, Oregon.