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THE
Cottage
G A T E W A Y TO T H E G K EAT BO H E M IA A N D BLACK B U TTE M INES.
Grove, Oregon,
Friday, June
7, 1901
Mines and Mining. lonals vs Busmess j j ; r r t
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AT COST
Every Pair of Shoes in Ladies’ and Mens’ in all Grades,
A T COST FO R C A SH
Reserving
Three Items and
50c
75c
Many
and
Good Shoes at
$1.00
The Lead Trust Bugaboo. A
AN EXPLODED ABSURDITY.
Portland People arc Waking up.
The new Drilling journal just
started at Portland u I bo gets onto
the Oregonians lead trust Bugaboo.
Here is what it says;
“ During the lust week The Pacific
Miner has interviewed numerous
gentlemen engaged in mining, and
interested in that industry, relative
to the statement in the Oregonian of
May 27 th to the effect that a brother
of Senator Clark, of Montana, had
been in Portland looking over smelt­
er conditions here, and had stated
that the enterprise would not pay
here, because the American Smelting
and Refining Company controlled
the market for lead, and would not
purchase that commodity for smelt­
ers outsido of its combine.
In the first place, it is not true
that Senator Clark’s brother was
here for any such purpose. Mr
Clark has purchased a home in
Portland and, has been arranging
for changes and improvements in
the residence and other buildings.
He has had no smelter project in
view, other than, The Pacific Miner
is informed the discouragement of
such undertaking because the family
our Price«!
owns large blocks of stocks in tho
smelter trust.
All those interviewed expressed
amazement that a journal, usually
so well informed, should givo public
utterance to such an absurdity as
that contained in the Oregonian of
last Monday.
“ There is not a sinctilla of fact in
the statement that our lend could
not be sold at the regular market
value,” Mr Chase of tho Montana
Metallurgical Works, rcmnrked. “ It
M i s s E tta S m ith .
is as stable an article of commerce as
O dd F ellows B uilding
gold or silver, almost, and I ennnot
Prices reasonable. Work Warranted. understand why eny other statement
should be made. Tho incentive is
beyond my ken.”
Without au exception the mining
men of tne city, spoken to on the
subject, expressed themselves in
like terms, and mining journals
reaching The Pacific Miner’s ex­
change table contain articles of
similar report.”
Como in and Seo for Yourself.
Wo will Sell at Cheaper Prices than You Ever Saw Before.
E A K IN & B R IS T O W .
Come and See
ON SUM M ER GOODS,
SH IR T
W A IS T S
JKTT
G O S T .
W e will sell you goods cheaper for cash than
you have euer bought them in this toowt.
■
Con)e arid sec our £ooc!5 ai^l £eb
H E M F N W A Y & BU R K H O LD ER .
_ Geo. Gumming,
m Dealer in,
W e ll selected stock of Choice family
Groceries which he is selling at tee
Lowest Prices. He is also offering
Speoial Value in Gents’ Furnishing
Goods, Men's and Youth’s Shirts,
Underwear, Gloves, Etc. all at
f f
GREATLY
Dressmaking- -
Cutting
Fitting
Sewing
.Has now a
REDUCED
P R IC E S .
Bargains in Ladies’, Misces, and
Children’s Shoes. In addition, to a
regular stook. he is now offering the
Ballance of the Schuller Stock of
Shoes at
+ LESS + THAN + COST +
Everybody invited to Call and Get his Prices.
G eo.
C U M M IN C .
IF F IN & V E A T C H
Conquest!
W ho is waging
Conquest?
The lower orders of the
vegetable and animal
kingdoms, generalized
under the mama of
8ave«l Ills Leif.
P A Dauforth, of LaGrnngo, Ga.,
suffered for six months with a fright­
ful ruuning soro on his leg; but
writes that BucklenSi Arnica Salve
wholly cured it in five days. For
have been w aging a con­ fleers, Wounds, Piles it’s the best
quest against the phpsical salve in the world. Cure guaranteed.
man for ages.
Only 25c. Sold by J P Currio.
M IC R O B E S
Radam’s Microbe
Killer destroys them
N o 5.
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n
,
N otice
;yu
cash cr note office with Phillips &
White.
FINE DECORATION GAME
A H ot O ne . — On Deooration Day,
an immense crowd witnessed an
amusing game of base ball between
the business men of this city and
the professional men. The game was
an interesting one from the fact that
regular ball players were not allow­
ed in the game. Andy Nelson the
popular druggist twirled the sphere
for the business men and Prof Briggs
did the curving act for the profes­
sionals. But five innings were play­
ed and judging from the unspriglitly
movements of the players, for the
next few days after the game, that
was enough for all parties. The
business men were up against it
this time however and were never in
the game although they created en­
ough amusement to make up for
deficient playing. Wm Johnson of
the firm of Baker & Johnson was
the star for the business men, easily
making two hits (hit th« ground)
while several others only scored one,
theywere hard ones however, ff they
were not so gracefully done. Prof
Briggs surprised himself and every
one else by making a genuine double
play. It was not on tho program
but it counted just the same. D
Bristow and R W Newland also
eoverod themselves with glory and
perspiration in vain attempts to stop
the ball at critical moments, while
Jas Ostrander and Dr Petrie played
well. Jim missed the ball by a close
mma !
» b t) m
w o o OUKJ t o
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tract a few scores from the plate.
John Holland got on to ono of the
Profs, curves with his full 250 lbs,
and now he says the flies at the
Hotel are not in it with the one he
knocked out to centerfield. At­
torney’s Knox and Johnson filed a
few “ briel” hits against Nelson and
wero in evidence most of the time,
llv tho way Knox has a way of his
own in jumping over all opposition.
Tho following was the lineup.
P
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r o f e s sio n a l s
B
u siness
M
en
Whoeler & Scott.
BOHN.
G
Thursday, May 30 to the
wife of J W Gowdy, a fiuo girl.
o w d y .—
C ro p ItulLctin.
Tho past week has been cool, un­
usually cloudy, and wuh deficient
rainfall, except that well distributed
showers oceured in the northeast
portion of the State on Saturday.
Light frosts occurred Thursday
morning in many sections of the
State, but no damage resulted from
them. The soil is sufficiently moist
in all sections of tho State, except in
Jackson county, whore more rain is
needod.
There has been a marked improve­
ment in the condition of all kinds of
grain during tho week. Tho hes­
sian fly in Washington county is not
doing as much damage as was cx-'
pooled, and there are practically uo
complain!« this week of injury bv
tho grain aph s. Some few fields of
fall wheat on low land have turned
yellow, but tho hulk of the crop is
in excellent condition uml that the
farthest advanced is heading nicely.
Spring grain is everywhere growihg
well uud promises to be an excellent
crop.
Hops, potatoes and gardens have
made good advancement, but corn
continues somewhat backward on
account of the prevailing cool nights.
Q i f v flp
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daut. Some enrlp alfalfa uud clover
have been cut, and haying wilL
generally begin in a week or ten
dyas, with tho prospects favorablo
for an extra heavy crop bciug har­
vested.
Strawberries are abundant, and
tbo prospects are also favorablo for
a large crop of blackberries. Tree
fruit continuos dropping in some
sections, but complaints of this
character are diminishing. Prunes
are very uneven, owing to the frosts,
some correspondents report that the
trees havo all tho fruit they can
carry, while others near by report
the crop a total failure. The peach
crop will undoudtly he short. Ap­
ples continue promising.
Prof A L Briggs p
Andy Nelson
o
Bert Lawson
J F Toylor
Editor Wooley I s tb R W Newland
2nd b*
Clements
N Martin
J NV Johnson 3rd b John Holland
Dr II II Petrie a ■ Wm Johnson
r s s W Hemonwy
Geo Griffith
Portland Dispatch,— On tho very
Jack Howard
If
Ottto Nelson
day that President McKinley in
D Bristow
1 f
Case
D Hemenway Southern California regaled his
Jas Ostrander c f
F Jordan. hearers with his usual twaddle
Jerome Knox r f
about the great prosperity of tho
B urlington , Vt., June 5 . — David country, stocks in the New York
Brewer, Associate Justico of the market shrunk over $700/(00,000 in
Supreme Court, was married to value, carrying ruin to hundreds
Miss Emma Minor Mott, of Wash­ of thousdnds, and on tho day after
ington, this evening. The ceremony the launching of the battle ship
wns performed by Rev G G Atkins, Ohio, whero the President again
of the First Congregational Church, talked about the country's great
at the home of Mrs J L Hall, who prospeity, and particularly con­
is a niece of Mrs Brewer. No an­ gratulated the employes of the
nouncements or invitations had corapauy that built the ship, 3,700
been given out, and only members out of 4,000 of them went out on a
strike
along with 50.000 other
of the families were present.
machinists all over tho land.
The Sumpter Miner has the follow-
pointed reply to the Oregonian's
slap at a Portland Smelter. Mining
And decomposes the
men should read it and then give
oyf loaded with Largest and Beat Selected Stock in South Lane
product of Microbes, disease
Cos.iatiug of
Scott a few hundred dolars to ad­
tissues.
vertize their mining district?.
The 4th of July celebration seems
KdatratR Your H o r r H W ith Caaenret*.
"In its issue Mouday tho Oregoian
Infrormation and pam­
Candy Cathartic, cur»- ennat I potion forever,
to be a ipiestian of put np.
to. 26c. If C. C. C fall, druggiata refund raoneji
states that a brother of Senator
i p s , Pipe, Plumbing Goods, P a in and phlet free.
Clark, of Montana, had been in
A F H oward Agt,
bed Wire, Axes, Garden Tools, Plows
Portland investigating tho feasibility
Cottage drove, Ore.
of erecting a smelter there, hut that
Residence with J K Barrett.
be had learned that the smelter trust
would oppose and probably defeat
W HEELER & SC O TT
TRY GRAINO! TRY GRAIN-0
the enterprise. Tho local story is
Ask your Grocer to-day to show
j in text, a characteristic Oregonian
e Agents for
you a package of GR A IN -0 the new
Would Call Your Attention to the Fact. We Shall
,ebaker Wagons and Hurexiles Powders. food drink that take-, the place of ! editorial. Both writers show iguor
Carry a Full and Complete Slock of
ance
of
the
subject
treated
that
is
- r i c e s ARE R IG iiT
c H VanD cnb urg,
coffee. The children may drink it
| really amusing. The idea that a
rE US A CALL.
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Manager.
without injury ns well as the adult.
| Montana mining man would go to
All who try it, like it. GRAIN-O
j Portland to study the business side
has that rich seal browu on Mocha
; of a smelter propsosilion—other
I or Java, but it is mode from pure
than local conditions— and there
, grains, and th» most delicate stomach
stumble onto the fact that there is
>T T S E X :
2 s ^ L A .X T S
N A m E
! receives it without distress. J the
a smelter trust, to which an in-
Fish Bro’t Wagons > Farm Implements of all Kinds
i price of coffee. 15c and 25cta per
dependsnt plant would be objection
dvertising columns of the L E A D E R it is a sign package. Sold by all grocer*.
OUR PRICES ARE RtOHT
— — — —
CALL AND SEE US
I able, strikes the average reader as
) is doing: Business and not sitting * arounc.
I somewhat ridiculous.
g and grow ling about hard times.
Hardware, Stoves and Tinare
D
LARGEST
O C K of
PIPER « 1ZHNDENBURC
Ammunition and
Having Purchased the Hardware Stock of
Mining Supplies.
HARDWARE, STOVES AND
TINWARE
HGN
MINERS’ SUPPUIES
Foley’s H oney and Tar *.
fo r children,sate,aure. No opiate