Your Last Chance!
BOHEMIA MUGGZT.
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On March First we will discontinue our Grand
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7tzXln. bt sam executive imm cm smsmtx saw we w ap- J.K-
oSker of tie Vmvttmy ot Oregem
"We call special attention to the Bargains we are
all kinds of WINTER GOODS.
L. LURCH.
S?ir?orc T'WniP. SPECIAL SALE :
--SPECIAL
BR , n mm.
OF
Men's Clothing
l Jttii-'jA
v VS are t'loKin? Out Our Entire Line of
trrtvf jftf, a crstHt V owtntry
vofome vritk the tome of Fefcrwzry j
10, sd the editor Mr, E.P. Vemnett.
conzTitmUttti btameif upm the
tonn4 that (or three 3 tar fee fca
xn.aj)ie to jay Im Jrtlfai ami keep
'Hfmmihu jw smut pt4
We re !- 0c-fi fytlUptl
Some ltnre Ilnronht In Our Ittattlnr Line, in Order to Jltf
Jtoom for Our Itrgc Stock of Spring Good.
CaH a4 get Our Prices.
E. WALL WHIPPLE!
AXOTIIER QUEST I OX-
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1 a44 far l In 4wmmw.
G tat Cmmmk Hofismr jom
Tfcet-ftwwg entmr have rof4Kii
The Fashion Stables.
I czttcm tie artide Trlwck
- - e -...t.i .1 I :
crtitofjaJJ, aud added 156 eek' Jr' Z'uTZXZ'
, , - , ' casts th zt&cclKM tfpoa tbc vmtfcr; f
aiiveV) the fact that people who 9 r,uA nf aitri-P z iW
Ukchh paper get value received, ' butts a you have shown J'00 f ' 'at
ar. wmtrifrtjfin follifi-. t- He is withont the cle- rtk3 year ag.
terejitsoftheton. Mr. Bennett fo,mim ineana 7T procre ir j-
nea, even inongn hjc sihuci uw.ci tt.Hix 9p&x,yTfmv aw
recompense pays op but men a
teing would not be a God but a
devil."
right and can feel proud of his
achievement. Hi paper is a
credit to the town, and. deserve
the support of every citizen. Bo
hemia Kuget extends congratulation.
'there in tomtthin wrong about
that fllock in Ithc tower of the new
Ine ounty court houte. The
trikfn apparatus is a failure or.
clue the tower not open enough
to admit of the sound escaping. It
hold e revised. It certainly h
not MtUfACttny to the tax payers.
That bell should be heard at a dis
tance bf several miles, whereaone
cannothear it over five blocks avay.
7 per.
it (JUAjt'Vemocne for !
AJ noir there m talk of n "extra
Again, in our ignorance, wei., at Smlem. Fvr "in-rii:"
wouldlike to ak this question; Can jte! tle iej.reM:uUr awl
man willully and knowingly com-J inalors of Orr;H want TmveX'mtt in
mitt murder, break the great com-; feh to 4o fH,tMg?
mandment of our true Father, and I'apw hai&nz awl peinUi; my?
I'roprieior ct" the Ilokemia S
and
Black Kt,tc Stage Lines.
Reasonadle Prices,
Fit-Ciass Turnouts, Double or Single. -
Cottage Grove, Oregon.
Centrally Located.
Meet All Train.
Speclat Jtatc For Famlllu
' And Ry The Week.
Hotel,
Fong Sink Prop.
man make recomrense for having ,JuartCTW t door wet A Attorney1 HEADQUARTERS FOR TRAVELING MEN.
murdered, in cold;t)1ood his fellow y0nng' law'6flice. Geo. G. Anderson, j SAMPLE ROOMS TREE.
man, a man his superior intellects j gujiptfbn to the Xus$et ktep a-1 7ff JVom .Jl. f o JfJf. Main Sti eet,
ally, morally and socially? Can a I r0m' in. Get on the Ht and be one of j Ver Day. Cottage Grove, Ore,
man pay can he commit murder ;n. If you don't like the .rjget in j
and "pay" for the privilege? Is. it j particular
a commercial basis" upon which we 1
Bohemia
then Mftly nSy upon His tender , fd ''"e
mercies for eternal life? Can-a -f I-"' StPlCtly FSt G1SS.
, , J r Utal ine paper ' eracn. una- :
Colon! Juintt A. HexUm, Com
wander In chief of the Grand Army of
th JtepuJdic dlel on the morning ot
yeUtiixyti, W) t at the Garfield hos
pital, in Wafl)InKto, Colonel HuxUm
wm An aWo and energetic worker hi
the Grand Army of the Jtepublic, and
the grsnd old heroen will Jiix hi
council, and (xwjutlre h(l(ty.
The Lane county court house is
slowly but surely nearing com
pletion, and it is an exceptionally
fine structure. The finishing work
now In progress is of the very best.
However it will be quite mid
summer before the building will be
ready for occupancy.
'f lio Clntido Dranton murder chku now
pending before the mipreme court of the
state; is Rot tor hearing Feb. 20. TI10
only thing to bo regretted In Hint it hun
hud to hanif firo tlij? long. IIo tiliould
ho hftujfod nnd put out of bin iiilory or
nwjuittod and put out ot hi winery,
right nwiiy. ,
An open confession is good for
the soul. Wc ore pleased to think
that Kditor "Jim" r adaxe
fame lias at last acknowledged that
Hc'm a sinner.
are to estimate or bui:d our "hopes"
for eternal happiness?
LINCOLN, TOO.
The ranks of the expansionists
swell steadily, not only through
II you uon i uxe ine nKei i -
JrS'jrSJtBENSON DRUG COMPANY!
ddnsc lit. f-ume of them will le I ' 1
one
clnbhing
aure to pleaee you, if we don't.
The-Oreyonlan.
And the liohernia "uget fpr 2 per
year,canh in aivanee. Thin in without
doubt the greatest olubhing offer oflered
by Oreuon newopapera today. ( Tiie
hui1 nirxiinv . ujiiv iuiuuilii 1 r . .
" . , . . ' a. 1 Oregonian is without doubt excellwl by
the acquisious of statesmen for-, ( , , f neWH U)XhM
4 . . e l . .t 1 t 1 il.-...l. 1 ....
merly of another mind, but through
the discovery of others whose views
upon the great question have not
been brought to public attention
with sufficient emphasis. The last
to be enrolled in this category is
Abraham Lincoln.
In Morse'a "Life of Lincoln," in
the American Statesmen series,
Lincoln's debate with Douglas in
1858 contained this quotation con
cerning the acquisition of territory,
and in any given case I would or
would not aggravate the slavery
question among ourselves;'
"Tliis statement," sayj. the
book, "derives its immediate im
portance from the well known pur
poses of the administration and a
considerable party in the South
very soon to acquire Cuba."
tfor Abraham Lincoln, as 'for
Thomas Jefferson, expansion had
no terrors. Statesman.
foreigri, Ih a clear print, and beaideft
has that great redeeming feature, de
void of semmtional and daunting
literature. Remember the two paper,
the Weekly Oregonian and your home
apper the Bohemia Nugget for 2.
Jftyhly Spoken of.
, W. W. IthodcM, mining expert of
Seattle, Wash., who had been exporting
the lilack ISullu quicksilver minea was
in the city Tuesday. Mr. Kiiodea upeaks
very highly of the mines in question,
coiiHiJering them exceedingly rich. Mr.
Rhodes in a rnitn thoroughly, competent
to pans an opinion, and any comment ho
makes can bo relied upon.
Died.
At her home in this city on February
10 1801), Mrs. Lucinda Lane wife of Silas
Lane, deceased, aged 70 years 8 months
and 23 duys. The funeral was preached
by'Ilev Copple at the Christian church
Sunday morning,
I'roperty Sold,
Lust Saturday James Ilcmcn wriy sold
tho' proportv of J, JJ., Y.quiig.sjtuatcd on
West Mailt street to J. 01 Perkins'.
A Complete and Well Selected Line of the
Best Drugs in the Market
Kept ConHlantly In 8tock.
3STew Line of Trusses j-ust in
Benson Drug Company. Cottage lrov. Ore.
CITY MEAT MAEKET
P. W. RHODES, Pp.
Is the place to
meats, lard, etc.
go to buy your fresh and smoked
Everything in the shop is fust class.
FISH ANI GAME IN SEASON.
Sen Thein,
When you want flno cabinet work
done, furniture repairing, or first class
painting and graining, see Mr. BIdwell
& Son at "Cy" Miller's blacksmith
shop. Thoy guarantee their work to bo
first class and their price aro reasonable.
Tho Northern Tnclfio havoj recently
established an agency in our city with
Mr. James Hemenway as agent. Call
on or writo him In regard to tickets
all Eastern points.
Weekly Oregonian
Bohemia Nugget
The Two Papers
far
$2 iov One Year.
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