BOHEMIA NUGGET.
VESUVIUS MINK.
C. J. HOWARD
- EDITOR.
Entered nt the iortotllco t CM tape drove,
Oregon itsHeconii Class niRtl mutter.
Snbnnrlptlon price, at. BO, In hiIviuico.
Adverllilii(t rntes ltnwln known ujMin
nppllrutlon.
Working I4casc mid Option Par
ticulars Relative to Purchase.
Friday, August 25 1S99.
And still the newspapers and
individual writers are filling space
lauding the virtues of Sam Simp
son, the "Burns ot Oregon." It
would have been well and their re
marks would have sounded just as
sweetly to the true admirer of Mr.
Simpson, had these newspapers and
writers chronicled a few words of
praise and commendation, in the
truly brilliant poets behalf while he
was yet among us. This cold blooded
way of criticising a man's short
comings in life and then extolling
his virtures after death, maybe
soothing to the loved ones left to
mourn, but it doesn't help the man
who always appreciated, and, oft
times needed sympathy iu life
now cold in death.
"When dreamless rest is mine I
shall not need
The tenderness for which I long
tonight."
While the prospects the past
week have not baen any too flater.
ing as to the safety of the corps of
this section of Oregon, still there is
much hope that the damage done by
the recent rains is greatly over esti
mated. If the weather clears as it is
now reasonable to believe it will, iu
a gradual way, it will greatly
lessen the damage. In Oregon out.
standing crops can stand con
siderable moisture, providing the
sun does not come out too bright the
first day or two after the drenching;
notwithstanding that wheat is
reported ruined and oats greatly
colored, many a bushel of prime
grain will be harvested yet.
Bohemia Mining District is at
tracting wide spread attention. It
is a steady-going camp, hence the
length of time required to get it be
fore mining speculators. However
this year demonstrates that Bo
hemia is becoming known outside
the green hills surrounding it.
Prominent men 'from important
points iu nearly every section of
of the United States have visited or
are intending to visit the district
this year. This is what is desired
bypropertv holders in the camp.
All they ask is, not to take "our
word for it, but come and be convinced."
At the recent special session of
the legislature of this state an en
actment provides that if the lessor
ot any mine, etc., shall have re
corded in the mining records of the
county wherein any such mine is
located a copy of any such lease be
fore the work shall have begun
thereon, claims for labor pel formed
or material supplied during the life
of the lease shall not become a lien
against the property.
It is a dull day down south
when the people do not get to
gether and lynch a few negroes. It
is a sign of enterprise to see the
business men of a community pull
together. This is what the South
ernj Colonels do soon alter throw
ing their rope on a darkey. It
may be said of the victims, also,
that they have a habit of hanging
together for the good of the com
munity. Ex.
Certain crops are greatly reduced
in Oregon some years by the con
tinuance of a summer rain, but never
yet, lias Oiegon recorded a com
plete crop failure, and there is no
reason to believe that this year's
crop will be a failure.
Tholirat rcportsof the recent trntiH
action between the owners of tlio Ve
suvius group ot claims, Messrs. Zinnkcr
tfc Graber llros. and Mr. Chas. Harding
Park, of l?oston,vero eroneous in that
they convoyed the idea of an out and
out sale. Tho recorded agreement dis-
elo.-ed tliat instead of a sale the ileal is
what is known as a working leasee and
option, and tho terms arc:
1st Tho property is leased, with cer
tain privileges and restrictions, for 00
days for $100. During this timo the
owners have tho privilege of extracting
and milling ore rom the upper tunnel
for their own account.
2nd At the end of 00 days tho rights
of Mr. Park lapse unless in tho inter
val he shall have paid $1000 in which
case and from tho date of such payment,
lie has tho privilege of developing and
extracting oro from the lower or long
crosscut tunnel, which shall bo placed
on the dump but not sold.
3rd At tho end of 00 days tho $1000
payment then duo from Mr. Park hav
ing been met, Zinukor & Graber Bros,
right to mill oro for their own account
ceases, but they may proceed to mine
ore from the upper tunnel and plain) it
on the dump for which when final pay
ment is made they are to receive $3 per
ton, quantity to bo determined by
measurement.
4th At the end of 0 months $1000,
and again at tho end of 9 months $2000,
Incomes due, and at the end of the year,
all previous payments having been
made and conditions complied with,
Mr. Park enjoys tho privilege to pur
chase the property nt tho price of
$35,400, less $4400 previously paid as
rent.
The instrument is somewhat lengthy
but the foregoing contains the saliant
features.
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DIVIDE ITEMS.
The rain is spoiling all of the grain
here.
Frank Veatch tried to thresh last
week Monday but with only partial
success.
The mine recently discovered here is
believed to have played out, but Messrs.
Tavlor and Simpson will con tin lie to
prospect.
Wood is being steadily piled up at
the track.
Fred Fredrickson of Cottago Grove
spent a few days at Elmer Smith's last
week.
It is reported that a brother of Mr.
Coffins has bought the liriggs place. ,
Mr. Seth Rowe lias been working on
the flume at the Booth-Kelly mill.
Axon.
WOOD.
The Noonday Mining Co. will receive
sealed proposals of all or a part of
1000 cords of wood to be cut near tho
Noonday mill and delivered at tho mill.
Bids will be received until Sept. 1, 1899.
No bids for loss than 50 conk will bo
considered. The company reserves tho
right to reject any or all bids. For
further particulars apply to D. B.
Murray, Supt. Noonday Mine.
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Great '
Reduction
In Summer Goods !
USre Ladies' Shirt Waists.
Lawns, and all kinds of Summer Goods sold less
THAN COST !
L. LURCH.
In Brier.
Ingersoll said: "I do not see
how it is possible for a man to die
worth millions of dollars in a city
full of pain, where every day he
sees the withered hand of want and
white lips of famine! I do not see
how he can do it, any more than
he could keep a pile of lumber on I
the shore where hundreds and '
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sea."
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned,
administrator of tho estate of Silts Lune, de
ceased,' has filed in the County Court of Lane
County State of Oregon, his final account as
sueh administrator of said estate and that Mon
day the 2nd day of October Itwjattho hour of
1 o'clock I', M. has been fixed by raid court as
the time for hearing objections to said report,
and the settlement thereof.
O. D. Bnapp.
Administrator of the estate of Silas Ltine
deceased.
FOR SALE OR TRADE.
160 acres of land, with good houso,
barn, etc; two streams of running water
on the nlacotnn excellent stock ranch
1 in a good community. Onoof tho best
I county schools within Y miles ; sur
' tounded by some of tho best f urines in
: I.ano county. Will trade for Cottage
,Grovo resident property; improved or
j unimproved. Inquire at this office.
Good weathor again.
Get your ribbon at .Miss Heinrich.
For quality and cheapness in fresh
meats go to tho Central meat market.
Notice Hemenway k lliirkholder's
ad. Shoes, shoes, shoes.
If you want glasses iitted to your eyes
go to Davidson the Jeweler.
Fresh candies every day, made from
pure sugar at tho Tailor shop
dimming it Sehr have just received
a largo shipment of granit ware, tinware,
wood and willow ware. Call and get
prices at Cummi.no it Skiiu's.
You should trust your watch with a
first class Jeweler, Patronize Davidson.
We sell good goods at good prices for
our customers, Central Meat Market.
If you want to buy a watch, or jewelry
consult Davidson, who will eavo you
money.
For twine and machine oils go to
Gmm.v it Vkatcii .
The most stylish hats at the most
reasonable prices at Miss Heinrich.
New crockery and glassware at
Cummixo it Skiir'h.
Joe Baker of tho gpicery firm of
Baker and Johnson will Ixi nt the
Miisick mine every Friday with the
supply wagon for tho bcuolit of patrons.
llAKKiut Johnson.
Ladies ready made dress skirte just
received.
Eakin it Bhistow.
Suits! Suits!! Tailor made suits! ! !
Up to date in everv respect, from $15 up.
Cull and see samples.
Gko. Boiii.man.
Miss Annie Heinrich the milliner
linn si choice line in latest styles. Call
and see them.
"The Champion" the bent mower on
earth . For sale by Giufkin it Vkatcii.
If you want the latent styles in hats
and millinery goods at lowest prices call
on Miss Annie Heinrich.
The Northern Pacilic have recently
established an agency in our city with
Mr. James Hemenway as agent. Cal
on or write him in regard to tickets t'i
all Eastern points.
Tho remainder of tho stamp mill ma
chinery for the Helena stamp mill is
now at the depot.
3 kinds of ico cream at M C C Bakery
Saturday and Sunday.
T. A. Lewis, boot and shoo repair
shop. First class work, low prices.
Opposite Sherwood Hotel.
Cabinet photos at Boyd's gallery
$2.00 per dozen.
Sailors at cost at Miss Hcinrich's. call
early.
"Clover Leaf" binding twine, pure
Manila, and the best mncliini) oils. Go
to Giufkin it Vkatcii.
Champion mowers, hay rakes and
Studebaker wagons nt Giufkin t
Vkatcii .
Parties wishing ico cream or ico for
Sunday, go to tho M. C. C. Bakery.
Bargains in lawns, organdies, ging
hams, etc., for summer dresses at Eakin
& Bristow.
Buy your shoo dressing of Eakin &
Bhistow. They havo the kind you
want.
Specinl sale on ladies shirt waists for
the next two weeks. Will sell them at
greatly reduced figures. Will sell
many of them at first cost.
Eakin & Bhistow.
Farmers, buy your machino oil from
Eakin ccBwhtow.
It raind to bo suro, but then tho
damage is not so great aa at llrst an
ticipated .
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder
Avwded Gold Mtdl Midwinter Flr. Sin Frtnelico.
OUR SPR&
Arc Now Open for Inspection!
We are Oifcring Some
Bargains in the Following.
Men's Heavy Shoes
$i.35 to $4.25.
Boy's Shoes
$.25 t 35-
Men's I'inc Shnci
-.V to fcj.7v
Men's Hals
.Vcts to $3.00.
We have a Full Line of Ladies' Shirt Waists in all
Colors.
We also have Outing Flannels, Shirting, Dzss Lirtimi,
Shirt Waist Sets, Ladies' Neckwa c, etc.
New York !Rnokel Store.
E. WALL & WHIPPLE.
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JWcf arland Company-
COTTAGE GROVE - - - OREGON
AN UP-TO-DATE MARKET
Beef. Mutton. Pork, Veal Smoked Haras, Hacon, Etc. "
Call and Sri- Vh McFarlaiul Vo We Will Treat I'oii night
BENSO NJDRU G COMPANY!
A Complete and Well Selected Linn of the
Best Drugs in the Market
Kept Conntantly in Stock.
New Line of Trusses just in
Ittn.ton Drug Compny. CotUye Prove. f)r.
James Hemenway:
DKALKIt IN ""n
Heal Estate and Mining Property.
Represent!
Fire, Life and Accident Insurance C mpanies.
NOTARY I'UHLIO .... Strict Attention paid to Collrctloni
Office opposite Sherwood Hotel.
Printed by Permission
Mrs. IJ. A. Sears of this city, has been subject to many of the ill
effects of catarrh. Has used Radams Microbe Killer for two years.
She will testify that it has promoted her health and comfort; increased
her strength and prolonged her life. These are the conditions ayvaWrtf
all who persevere iu its nse. It is a universal remedy.
A. F. Howard, Ag't, ,
Cottage Groyo, Oregon,
ReHidenco with J. K. IJarrett.
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