The Leader. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Or.) 1895-1903, July 11, 1902, Image 1

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BOHEMIA M IN E S
T ra c y N e a r S ea ttle.
S eattle , July
8. — Authentic re­
C B Bruneau, vice president of ports are again received that Tracy,
the Helena Consolidated Mining and the escaped convict from the Oregon
Milling Company, is in the city from penitentiary, has been seen near
Seattle. As is his custom he held
Cottage Grove.
Mr Bruneau reports that his town up a family near Renton this morn­
is in a flourishing condition from a ing and secured a good breakfast
business point, of view. A new saw­ He appeared fresh and in good
mill is being built by Bingham ,t spirits. The boat which he stole
Long. It will have a capacity of from farmer Johnson Friday night
has been found where Tracy left it
100,01)0 feet per day.
The Oregon & Southeastern, the under a wharf.
Nothing has been heard, however,
railroad eyeing built from Cottage
Grove to the Bohemia Mines, is from Anderson, the hired man whom
making rapid progress. Fully five lie took with him from Johnson’s
miles of rails have been laid and the and it is generally believed he has
grade has been completed for a dis­ been added to the list of victims of
tance of ten miles. About 30 miles Tracy’s rifle.
moro of grade work remains to be
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P o i.o ilin g
I h c K y a te m .
done, and it is expected that the road
It is through the bowels that the
will be in operation by January 1.
When iu running order it will body is cleaned of impurities. Con­
sumption keeps these poisons in the
mean a big saving to the mine own­ system, causing headache, dullness
^ le r c iia n ts .
ers. At present they transport their and melancholia at flrst then unsight­
base ore by wagon road to Cottage ly eruptions and Anally serious illuess
G rove, ut a cost of $10 per ton. unless a remedy is applied. DeWItt's
From there to the smelter at Tacoma little early Risers prevent this trouble
by stimulating the liver and promot­
the transportation charges are .$5 25, ing easy, healthy action of the bowels.
making a total of $15.25 alone for These little pills do not act violently
freight charges. When the new bnt by strengthening the bowels en­
road is built it is estimated that the able them to perform their own work.
ore can be carried to Cottage Grove, Never gripe or distress. Benson
Drug Co.
lor $2 per ton, thus making a clean
saving of $8 per ton.
Convict Harry Tracy eluded the
The Helena Company’s properties
Washington officers again, and is
turn out about 25 ton of free milling
once more heading for Seattle. The
ore per day', which is treated on the
posse pressed him hard at Renton,
ground. When the new road is com­
in fact, his escape seemed impossible
A PUZZLE
pleted the owners expect to ship from
How are they going
io get 100 to 200 tons per day to the Bloodhounds were placed on his
track within 10 minutes.
They
through? They can’ t do it any
smelter for treatment. The compa­
more than the proverbial camel can
were soon close on the heels of the
go through the eye of a needle. ny is at work now getting its fugitive. Pressed to desperations,
There’s nothing like our fine wire properties developed iu such a
he scattered cayenne pepper in bis
screens in windows and doors, as shape that they can be worked to
tracks.
The dogs soon came upon
well as our Summer closets and advantage A tunnel 7500 feet in
this, and once their nostrils were
wire coverings for victuals to keep
length is being driven through a
the insects out. They are cheap, too
filled with the fiery substance, balk-
and allow the air to circulate freely mountain for the purpose of connect­ until it could be removed, which re­
through the rooms, do
home ing some of the best claims. It will
quired 10 minutes.
They again
should be without them.
be large enough to permit the build­
took the trail, but soon lost it.
ing Of a double railway track, on
Anderson, the man Tracy made
which electric cars will be run. A
accompany
him
from Meadow
N O TIC E TO CK EClTOBd.
power plant is being installed, and
Point Saturday, was rescued at
N otice is hereby gtuen that the undersigned everything will be in readiness to
have been, by the county Court o f U n e County,
Reuton. He was tied to a tree
O regon appointed adm inistrators o f the estate operate on an extensive scale by
o f .1 II Perkins, deceased, and all persons liav-
when found. He had been subjected
ing cla im s against the estate o f the said J H September 1.— Portland Journal.
Perkins, deceased are hereby notitled to present,
to
this experience before on this
the same to us. duly verified at the office o f h It
Sklpworth* m
Eugene. Oregon, within »lx
trip with the outlaw, and it was in
s from
April 3rd
V u eatlm , D a y ,
a very feeble voice that he made his
E R S K IP W O R T H , .A t tor
f <vr ^th.^Estate.
Vacation time is here and the presence known to his rescuers.
J P C U R R IN
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children are fairly living out of doors.
Adm inistrators o f the e a t-te o f J H Perkins,
S alem , July 8.—James B Simpson
There could ho no healthier placo for
deceased.
them. You reed only to guard against night guard inside the penitentiary,
the ateidents incidental to most open at midnight last night, while mak­
nir sports, N > remedy equals De
ing his rounds, discovered a man on
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| Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve for quickly
sloping pain or removing danger of top of the prison wall surrounding
serious consequences. For cuts, the yard. Simpson watched tho
j scalds and wounds. " I used DeWitt’s intruder for a time, then fired at
] Witch Hazel Salve for sores cuts and him, when tho mysterious stranger
| bruises” says L B Johnson, Swift
disappeared. The shot aroused tho
| Tex, “ It Is the best remedy on the
¡market.” Sure cure for piles and other officers, and a search was
I skin diseases. Beware of counterfeits. made outside the wull, but to no
Benson Drug Co.
effect.
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Many new Styles and Shapes,
also many new Girdles, for
Summer.
is Absolutely the Best Line Made.
RIBBONS, 1(11) GLOVES, LACES, and TRIMMINGS.
Sec
Our New
A new line of Summer Shirts and Sweaters
for men.
Eaki n & Bristow,
T iie L e a d in g '
DJ a l h n d
here
iking of a New Suit and of Where to get it to
ige. Il l o u ’ll accept our Suggestion you’ ll Buy it
; our Clothing direct from the Largest Woolen Mill
’inisbpg the cloth they weave into Clothing,
g bears this guarantee,
j i H f i n this Garment Contains no Cot-
nyother Adulteration and we will
Cotton lx; foi-id m the W arp
ame,”
LD W O O LEN MILLS M 'FRS.
OTHERS +
r little chaps to our store and fit them out in
Vesteo Suits, Ages 3 to 9 years. Knee pants suits
i 3 t o il2 years. Men’s and Boy’ s Clothing a full
s all wool suits, no shoddy, no cotton, as low as
Suits for $16 as good as many $20 to $25
e n w a y
J c lB u r k h o ld e r .
i A A V .
:rastination
GRIFFIN &VEACTCH CO
Is the T h ief of T im e
NOT PKOC1I AST IN ATE
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flew County Officers.
The two new county officers, Geo
you and wo know our prices will suit you. Come and see us. >
F Craw, treasurer, and Dr C B
,
King coroner, forranllv took their
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old
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ones
who
were
re-elected
started
in
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on
a
new
terra,
their
bonds
having
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boen filed and approved,
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Treasurer Craw, who is confined
to his heme by illness is represent-
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going on
1 without interruption, There is no
! other change in the personal of the
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some in summer than in winter. Its! 4 ^
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Minute Cure c u r e s « once. A bsolutely
^ ^ ^ B o f those fine lots or acre tracts from Long & Bingham, adjoining Cottage Grove.
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CW!DS«T!_AL
J9, croup,
toroat and $ v par’ C-.A
5
; h i - V e , for coughs, cold9.
roup, throat
W i l l ' ¿ititi. ¡WatVt ¡ìnitcì n u n ni
g selve in the world- l u n g troubles. Benson Drug Co.
Foley’s Kidney Cure
m ik * * kidneys and bladder right.
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Whenever an honest trial is given to
Electric Bitter for any trouble it Is re­
commended fora permanent cure will
surely be effected. It never fulls to
tone tho stomach, regulate the kidneys
anil bowels, stimulate the liver, in­
vigorate the nerves and purify the
blood. Its a wonderful tonic for run
down systems. Electric Bitters pos
¡lively cures Kidney and Livet
Troubles Stomach Disorders, Nerv
oneness, fctleeplebsness, Rheumatism
Neuralgia, and expels Malm In. Satis
fact’oo guaranteed by J I’ Currln
Only 50c.
Garden Party.
Tbe ladies of tho Catholic Churail,
of this city, will give a garden
party in the near future. I’ lac«
and date will be announced later.
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