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of tliu delegates from all
(Iiioh In I-uno county was
Mgeno hint KiiUinliiVi for tlio
iiHiilorlug a proposition to
locution in Lane county of
Homo adopted by tlilH
nrdor. At Hint llnui tlio
torn the Gotliigo tirovo
'sod to ilonntu 10 ncros of
purpose, Mini wo urn in-
iiit i
iljtlUt IL wiih mo mom iinunii,
fflSftfenly proposition mado tlio
'Pin I ii 1 1 1 In iiiii'Htloii In
being it tun acre
wtuto, lately pur-
ill. .1. I. Jones; Mini i m n
lionltliful location. Tlio
Iggcsts united effort upon tlio
fcltlzCllH HUll 0(1(1 I'f'llotVH to
locution of till" Institution in
gg ojty.
IfVeHttticul.
npp Huh itn eye n iiiiaiiiofh.
no ixwgiii i 'tu t'oiiur
ml Bom-burg iiinl liiul it
here. 1 1 In eougurship wiih ii
fcnccUhcn, although n liltlo vicious.
nigcr of tho VitiiwoiK) show
cd at tlio Davis hull Hiitur-
lioar.l of tlio doctor's purchase
was looking for tlio same kind
Iclo, mid ai tlio doctor had
to tliu conclusion that this
.Icillar. concur wiih just a llttlo too
;ho scrap for domestic associ-
sale wiih Hindu and il is Hiild
joctor realized a iiuiiuhoiiiu pruju
ngreuyj 1 tin viuiMcopis pcopie worn
jrnloaHiiiit 'peopli; hut of eourso it
aitwflfuvtiryhoilv feel l'ticr to think
didn't carry away any of Cot-
ivu'h money.
&11ihh Concert
Concert given by tlio Bernard-
Concert Company tout I'rnluy
lit Davis hull under the
In hikTilUmnnf the Knluhts of Pvfhiasof
wiih fnirlv well attended and
inoniit'cd a Miwiewt hy all. Mr.
in all that ouo could wish to
mio in a vioiinit. ins very
liin work and while in th
his numbers wero In advance
lidicnre, from a classical tand-
fiill they never tired of listening
Madame Wolther's powerful
voice, will long ring in the
ilium: who had the pleasure of
me to her. while Minn Ada Con-
kT .
frovQMin her "Living pictures mm
Laura Ksehclman, iim pinno
eSmuuntHt were all tbut could he de-
'OWII .
SMunip arrived In town recently
flSjJatftiicrfrnl is making himself iiiitv
351tiar wi'li a nuniher of our citizens.
ylitoriUowiird ninurni! his aeualntanoc,
iu'oiho hua been eontlned to his room
Sncelffiieiiilay morning, the romilt of
aoTniuch mviuliility with fits iniinip-
ITrfiWjack'M many frlciuiH.will la; pleaded
Iwtliat hi liindonie jihyiiionnoioy
inucli inipiovod hy his late nc
nee. I'lie iiiiiiHiinl pooraitpcarance
lOlauu'gct IH prool oi me laci tuai lie
llfinilliecii unahlo toailuud to ofliccdutlcH
ItUlslweok.
fJlFer You to At.
IMICh'ircliill iH down from Itohemia,
iMiUlthe chief hottlo wanher of the
Kuarifet la miuhty clad of it. for Al iH
fgfltHtint; out IIiih werk'H Mhet t, while
Itlig'tTinnii Howard la dumping about
IhTau? with tho niunipety mumpH. If
iSnyflnc ha n Rrudgo acainfit iih, pleann
ivenuvour wrath unon Mr Chuiehill,
BrMt might he well to lick him a time
forltwo in advance.
tStvuietl.
HGIph. tho llttlu four year old hoii of
IE1 Cole, of Kow river wiih acei
ujlly drowned liiHt Friday and wan
td Saturdny. It nppearHthat tho
jtlla follow wn playing nlono on tho
Ibanks of u huiiiII Btreaiu of water near
Uiouno and in some way foil into the
twine. When found aliout nitccn
nUMtitcB after diHiippoarinK, life was x-
luw. hut tho most BtrenuouH oflbrts
to resuscitato him. Tho bereaved
fhu havo tho Hympathy of tho entiro
icomniunltv.
t I'hoonix, Arizona, Monday, March
1899, Mr. John Lehow, of conBiimp-
loH of tho throat. Mr. Lehow left his
njwio on Mosby Creok about six weeks
tor I'hoeiux. Aaizona, hoping to do
JoenolUtod bv a ohanco of climato, but
lonranhlo diKimtch informs his
iralativcH heio that grim death Iiiih
Claimed him for its victim. Tho re
ins will bo embalmed and returned
jo for interment.
ttrrled.
t Kugon, Oregon, Wednesday,
rch 22, 1809, Hon. V. F. Gray and
a HubsoII, of Corbett, Grcgon. Judgo
0. Potter officiating. Tho Nugget
Mpgratulutoa.
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JIOiUCHCUh-UfH Com hi ( Went,
I A ilinpiilch (mm Hi I'aul, MluneHotii,
Maich 21 wiyH: Tho honif-McckoiH'
half-faro rato on tliu traiihcoiillncntal
I liiicri went lulo ellecl today and the
Northern Pacific ami Clroat Northern
, wcro compelled todouhlo their facllitloa
In order to handle the crowds. Not Icbb
than o,000 piioplo took advantiigq of the
low rales, and tho (Ileal Northern sent
out an "xtra train at noon, while the
Northern I'aclllc was compelled to add a
Mccond section to its thiough IraliiH.
Tlio railroad oHIcialH report that many
of the traveler bought only ono nay
ticket, which la taken av an indication
of an intention to locate, permanently In
the WuhI.
In ii Slliif.
Harry Harnett met with a very un
fortunate accident at tlio lloolh-Kelly
mill WcdiicHilay in eoiinciicncoof which
he now cnrricK his arm in a Mllng.
While engaged in fulling timber, a
limb from the tree upon which he wa
working fell, Htrlkiug him on I lie right
anil, dlHlocating tho hh ii it) at the elbow.
Harry, with IiIh iihiiiiI nerve, reduced
tho fractuio hlmeelf, then walked lo
('ottngo (irovc for medical treatmciil,
and Ih now goltltig along as nicely as
could Imi expected under the clrcuni
stanceH. dooil Show.
The Wonderland and VitiiKcopo Com
pany, opened ut the Davis hall hint
Kal unlay evening, to a fair house. The
show wan all it claimed to he mid tho!
prcccnt Hccmid well pleased. 'Hoineo"
the trained Shetland pony, proved to he
n very intelligent little home, and
fiiruinlifil much amiifcnieiit in his
malbeniaiiciil calculations. The Vita
xcoim iih s'latioi s were partiru'aily
good, and the munio was all that one
could wImIi.
Jcclilcntul
Willlo Ward, tho only sou of It. II.
Wa il, about 10 yearn of age, lling near
Conihtock, was heriously if not fatally
injured hint Monday evening while at
tempting to board a w;od train while
under motion. His brother was killed
n -ar the same place by tho southbound
Iim'iiI huveral years ago.
Another IUininvnx Cluiiiue.
This week I'. II. 1'hihips purchased
the hardware tore and business of W.
W. Treat. The new proprietor is not a
stranger to our read.crn, but is well
known as ouo of the most enterprising
and honorable biiHiue.'s men of our city.
The Nugget wishes him, and all such,
MiieecHs.
Mtirrlctl.
At tho resldenco of Mir.'S. Ai Rowo,
four and one-half miles Hotith of Cottage
Grove. March 10, 1801), Mr. Harvey
Taylor and Mies MyrMo It McDaniel,
Justice Vaughn olliciating. A few rela
tive and friends were present to witness
lb" ceremony, after which supper was
rerved in honor of tho occasion. The
Nugget extends congratulations.
Fin: ut ltimv.hu vti.
The Abraham warehouse at Honeburg
was destroyed by tiro Monday night,
March 20. H was valued at $8,000 and
about fl.OOO worth of grain stored In tho
building was consumed. Only $2,000
insurance on the building and a small
amount on tho grain. The lire was no
doubt of incendiary origin, and the Ioms
of the warehouse is a sorioiiB matter to
the business of that city.
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At tho family homo near town,
Thuroday ovening, March 10 1809, of
typhoid pneumonia, Ilalllo, tho I year
old hon of Mr. and Mrs. Win. Ostrander.
Kuneral services wore held at the
Christian church Friday afternoon Kov.
H. A. Copplo olliciating.
)VUl Rcmotlelthc.U. It. Chuvch
Monday morning's local took Pert
Wood to Uoshon, where ho will com
monco remodeling tho U. B. church of
that place Mr. Wood waHiiceompanied
by Geo. Lea, who will assist him in tho
work.
To Trade
A well developed caso of mumps.
Will trade for most any kind of a caso
of brain fever, gout, or fcclatio rheuma
tism. For further information call at
Nugget ofllco.
Ch(t ii ye of Date .
Tho city' convention that was adver
tised to bo held on Saturday, March
20th, will bo hold on Monday March
27th at 2 o'clock p. in. instead, at tho
Masonic hall.
The Dawson Medicine Co.,
Aro having acrowded houso oachoven
Ing at their free entertainments at tho
Opera house. Thoy givo a very credit
able and pleasing show. '
Other One Goes.
Tho other young cougar belonging to
Win. Cutbirth and Krneat Loukwood,
wont dead last Saturday night, after a
fow days illness.
I H. 1 I'ickard of Kugcuu was In town
Tuesday.
I Bird Farrhir and .Too Colo Hputit Sun
' day in town.
Kov. I'r.ybylskl camo up from Ku
geno Monday.
Wni. Cutbirth went to Portland Hun-
day morning.
Jus. .Bedford of Bowo river did btisi
nem in town Tuesday.
G. G. Warner returned from Uoscburg
Tuesday morning.
Ben Lurch mado a business visit to
Hugcuc last Monday.
Geo. Lea returned last Friday from u
visit to .Southern Oregon.
Clius. Vaiiduuburg spent Sunday
vud .Monday in Kugene.
Pete Mc.Marlin, from Black Butte,
was in town this week.
Chester Davis went to Portland
Wednesday on business.
Italph Whipple, of tho Backet store,
is doing business in Portland.
Mud, some sunshine, a good deal of
, rain, and a duee of a lot of weather.
Bohemia Sharp returned Tuesday
afternoon from Salem and Portland.
Albert Wallace of Creswcll was a
passenger on tile 2:55 local Wednesday.
Hon Win. F. Gray was a pleasant
caller at tho Nugget ofllco last Monday.
M'.is Alaco Churchill spent Sunday
and Monday in Saginaw visiting frionds.
Mrs. Ivillenbeck, of Saginaw, is visit
ing her sister, Mm. Stonehurg, of this
place.
.1. I. Jones was an incoming passen
ger on last Saturdny 'h southbound
local,
Mfss Pcarle Churchill went to Portland
this morning for a few days visit with
friends.
Mrs. Albert Wallace of Crcswell is
visiting friends and relatives in town
til is week.
J. O. Johnson, division road master,
S. P. Company, was in our city last
I Wednesdav.
Traveling Passenger Agent Jones of
Southern Pacific Company was ju Cot
tage Grove Monday.
Mrs. Thos. Aubiey has been visiting
her relatives and many friends at Eu
gene this week.
Mrs. S. K. Cochran returned last
week from a several months visit at
Pullman, Washington.
Attorney John Medley was a passen
ger to Boseburg last Saturday where h
attended court this week.
Miss Ada Smith, of Kugcne, is visit
ing with Miss Bunk, of tho public
school of this city.
Ernest Lock wood is confined to his
rooms at the Bohemia hotel in this city
with the mumps.
Miss Bone Williams went to Eugeno
Wednesday morning for a few days
visit with friends.
Win. McQueen began teaching a 4
months term of school at tho Tail
school house last Monday.
Miss Hattie Thompson went to Eu
geno Tuesday morning for n two weeks
visit with friends and relatives.
A. P. Applegate, real estate and in
surance agent of Voncolla, was doing
business in Cottage Jrovo Monday.
Jas. Jennings, superintendent at tho
Helena mine, arrived in town Sunday
and went to Roseburg Tuesday- after
noon. "Undo Jimmy" Cliapiu, of Latham,
was in town Tuesday, looking hale and
hearty, and as sprightly as any of tho
boys.
Herbert Leigh, tho assayer, writes
from St Louis, Missouri, that ho will bo
in Cottage Grovo on or before the first
of April.
W. T. Turner of tho Southern Oregon
Commission Company, with head
quarters in Portland, was in Cottage
Grovo Monday.
Mr. R. L. Wimer and family of Al
bany arrived in our town Wednesday
and oxpect to mako this their homo in
tliu future
Arch Rico, who has been nt Colfax
for tho past year, and who has been in
exceedingly poor health for a number of
months has returned to the valloy. ,
Wni. Hlggins and Bon Curry left for
Bohemia mines Wednesday morning
whero thoy go to push dovolopmont
work on tho Luko property.
Wm. Ilawloy, tho Boliemh freighter",
camo in from his place on Sharp Cruek
Wodnosday evening for a load of froight
Owing to a fow land slides ho la obliged
to freight by means of pack trainu abovo
his place,
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& Huston
Ml!
Dealers in General Merchandise
Have now the most complete Block of Groceries In tho city, and aro still Belling at
prices to meet any and all competition. " "
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We call special attention to some of our late arrivals!
A largo shipment of Shilling's Teas, CofTces, Spices, Flavoring Extracts and Bak.
ing Powder. These are Shilling's Beet. Your money back if not aa repre
sented. Wo have also a full lino of these goods of a cheaper grade.
A choice selection of Japan, China and India Teas!
Our Yale Coffees arc giving great satisfaction, selling at -J, 5, nnd 0 pounds for II.
W o are headquarters for Postum Cereal and Acme Health Koffy
A choice variety of mush goods!
Cream Flaked Oats, Morning Meal, Semola, Grandma's Mush,'Brcakfast Deligh t
Ueam heat and Germea. Wo offer the beet value in Syrups, Honey,
Pickles and Sauces.
Garden Seeds in papers and bulk.
A large supply of Meats
Bacon, Hams, and Lard. Your trade is solicited and satisfaction guaranteed.
Gumming it Rustoii,
C. M. HlJNDRRKR,
E. J. Pattkkson,
J. A. Frybr.
The Fashion Stables
G. M- Hepderer & Q0. Prop.
Proprietors of the Bohemia $
and
Black Butte Stage Lines.
Reasonadle Prices
First-Class Turnouts, Double or Single
Cottage Grove, Oregon.
Shoe
Economy Ii not
"Bring Shoddy
Shoes.
Wo now bate a FUI.t,
fcTOCK of the
BEST
A New Jnvclcc
Dry Ooods
and
Orccrrita.,
( I! niriiway
anil
lliirkliolder.
IH Brief.
Davidson does good watch work.
Babbitts soap at Cuniniing & Hus
ton's. Notico Ilemenway & Burkholder'B
ad. Shoes, shoes, shoes.
Fresh candies every day, mado from
pure sugar nt tho Tailor shop.
Salt Cheap at dimming & Huston's.
Car load just received.,
For tho choicest juicest meats call on
tho City Meat Market.
Bacon and Lard atlhoCity Ment Mar
ket. Wo keop only tho best.
Remember Dr. 1.. ScoMd, Dentist
whon yon want dental work'dono.
Go to dimming & Huston for beat
value in Bacon, Ham and Lard. Pic
Nio Hams Do per lb.
I nm proparod to fit your oyes with
glasses that will suit yon. Iain
not a travollng optician.. Find mo nt
my plnco of business Cottage Grove. Soi,
Davidson, juwclor.
Successor to B. F. PHILLIPS,
DKAI.KRS in
Groceries, Jlour
and Feedi
All kinds of Produce bought at
the highest market values.
Call and get acquainted with us.
We shall be pleased at all times to
quote you prices upon all lines
handled by us, whether you buy or
not.
Our stock is new, neat and clean
and having had years of experience
in business, we assure you the very
best goods the market affords, and
the lowest possible prices
Remember the place: Phillips'
old stand, Cottage Grove Oregon.
Grand Millinery Opin
A-pril 1, 599
Miss A. Heinrich
Invites all Ladies to be present
and inspect a jirst class stock and
lowest prices." One door South of
Racket Store. Cottage Orove, Or.
Every person sending us in fivo now;
subscribers to tlio Bohemia Nugget nt
$1.50 por year will receive a receipt for
ono year'a subscription tp HjBohemin
Nugget or Weekly Oregonjaii (fyc.
I take' particular pains to' keep the
bcstj'nnd. freshest rolled, oats, Grandma's
mush'," Germea, morning meal, fresh
corn meal and buckwheat flour. F. Bj
Phillips,
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