Bohemia nugget., March 17, 1899, Image 5

imrattjl mi ii til jsncatiiimieitt.
Lincoln was In hiigcnu last
where lie iih president of llio
ity Voturuu Aiisoclatloti, pro
r n meeting of tlio executive
KSl .. ... ... .1
-nruuJinniux' coinuiiiiccs oi mo county
juMQcIatlon. with n view of iutonninliig
OVgVfllid means whereby the association
yUlilipl' "H "IHt """""I encampment.
gfwrrangcmontH were inado as to (lie
.datolqf tin) tint'iinipineiit. but will piob-
jpBflBfl deferred until tho Wednemluy
TiVtnriu) (ho state cncltUDUicul, tho onto
dtMakU Iiiih not been definitely deter
mmc5 iiion. TIiIh association includes
MUVitcruuH, soldiers anil sailors of tho
tfMBT ... mi . ft i ir..i til
AYOKOl lll-U. llio nous oi veterans wu
Omyltcd guests hImo tho I mllati war
j veteran h. It in also Calculated tllllt If
ircEoluntcors from .Maul In mo homo hy
HjwHtne tho oni-umptneiit is hold iliey
i wjfnBTfl cordially invitod to bit in ut-
It lH KIlid till! hUHiUI'MH pCOple
BofMKugoiie are showing a very friondlv
cliipoaltion towunl tho association and
Sffilpubstantlally unHlit In making tho
encampment a hiutohh. TIiIh Ih nothing
gpfitho ordinary for hugeno people.
dVgluirul" tlio purse strings of tho busl-
titMUhuusos of Eugene ii ro idwnyH untied
liponLKiH'h occasions.
'Soul Time Afo.
I ng conversation with Mr. . II.
HtmlgerM. of Grants I'ass, who Ih hero
.visiting IiIh orotiior-iu-iitw ami miner
rigknd Mix. Frank Jordan, Mr.
Rodgcrs said to a Nugget man tho othor
fiaySthat about 'JO years ago ho ontah-
shed tho first telegraph ollh-c Cottage
jrove over hail. Mr. Kodgcis whm
tjienlln tho employ of tho Wont Union
Telegraph Company, and ho nut tin
BnlcgH" tlio store then known lis the
lilih'M Whipple hrioki afterwards oc-
RmTSil tiiiit llii'll turn ilnu'li I IV MriMtoW
V'lVtV.t.l.. ' t. .1.... .1 . II. - C f
HUUBX.IIKIII. Willi lllliu Vltr r. i
Otnpauy had no tit-pot hero a plat-
Tflfrniicrving for a place to drop olf :mil
iflctflpn what little freight then) wan.
iJioTcirciiiiiMiunrpnof the placing of the
li'graph otlit-o Iiiih alufost slipped
MngKodgcrH nifinory hut ho Ih of tho
Mm&n that the 11 mt operator entrusted
Bflhiltho airaim of the olllce wan Jiuunie
Sterling.
nutructlvr.
Henry Landi-sn, Co 0 2d Oregon,
Manila, him sent Mi. Alf Walker two
iVcrriHiKtriictlvo maps. Mr. Walker has
udlhcin framt-tl ami they arc now on
holwalls of tliu Exi-hnngc saloon in this
VltyWOiie in a picture of the battle of
Manila fought on August l.'l, 18N!, and
Kivon&ont- a much iit-ttor idea oi the
4iiatiln;than could othorwice be gained
tiniest tine wiih upon the scene. The
oth9jJfi a plat of Manila, Manila bay
anrttUaviti'. and shows the stations of
tligovftral regiments of United States
l&tiSt'C Itrolcrti In to.
ho houRf-bii-iiker in nbroiid in Spring-
iUK in" Mtoro oi .Mr. titowari wan
?En into Tin-nlar night and home
CPOdg taken. I-rom .Mr. Mow-urn more
burglar went to thoHtort; of Mr.
Rjlt'cwniBii. who alno kttipn tho lOHtoflice.
moroilio entered through a back window
nnrtUnnpcil tho pohtollico fimdn for ff3
iniKlHtook 50 centu from tho money
Erarpr in tlio store. Atlant ncconnn
leTUilof had not been hlentiflcd.
'Hv'DnwHon Fa in ill.
iThe DawHon Family Herb Tea Com-
panyywill give free eiitcrtaiiimoutH all
tiestlweek at the Opera Hoiiho, mlver-
Ung three incilicineH for tlio tlrug
ratio. Tho eomjiany coiihIhIh of Dr. II.
jillftmaino manager anil lecturer. Mm.
R&mine, lien. Mann mid W. J. Kelly
uinetuaiiH, .urn. u. . itiauu piauini.
company Iiiih bflcn working in the
for the hiHt 20 weekn anil conies well
mommenilcd by tlio prens from tlilrerent
woitf The llrcnkcvH,
jjW Saginaw Dramatic Companv pre-
d tho elovor little play "Among tho
kern" ut tho acIioo! house in that
ttwr last Saturday night to a good
Q7mm. Tho playora had been in rc
fflaraal upon tho picco for Homo time,
tPjyiMwhile ImprovninontH could have
Imado In some liiHtanecH, titill tak
10 InconvolnonceH of tho stage into
lerntion the play went fairly well.
!e a Stirpi'lfic
ny pcoplo wore much surprised
getting up Wednesday morning to
lio ground and walks covered with
. four foot of tho "beautiful."
3 tho sun did not condescend to
' during tho day, still nightfall
1 the. ateots and walks in moHt part
d of snow as 11 slight Oregon (not
rnla) mist turned tho snow into
taged.
recont snow storm, did coiiBidor-
(tfamago to tho telcgrnph lines along
Bouinorn raclflo. 'antl Hnomon were
Wednesday and Thursday making
I JJIlHl.-
' Win. KmuAl Cougar, died dead in
I tlio rear of Alf Walker's saloon Wcdiics-1
jtlay morning at tlio tender ago of two
J months and -I days. There l some
llttlo controversy as to the exact cause '
of tho death of tliu Infant Cougar, but it
Ih generally conceded that tho lm-
mediate cuueo of death was brought
about by his inability to live longer, for !
the want of breath. 1
''! Newport. '
Darwin llristow left Wednesday for
Hugono where ho was joined by Hon.4!
T, d, Hendricks, and from thou; the'
gentlemen went to Newport and will
rusticate on the piclureHipio hanks of
Nye creek for a Hook or two, mid grow ,
fat on suit water clams, oysters and llsh
from tho briny deep.
Sin ill I Shot;.
A Nugget man was shown one of the
largest shoes belonging to the Shetland .
ponies in the Vltascope Company which ,
will exhibit hen; next Saturday. The
hIioo is Inches long by L'Jq wide, not
in ( i en uugor iiiaii a nig wutcu ciiarui.
Mine So hi.
I'. J. .lenuings last week bought the
miiiu which he bonded some months
ago from Oreen I'itt-her and Hob Martin.
The mine is located in tho great Ho
homiu district and is considered a goixl
one. The price paid was f 1,000.
Nr. iv S I !.
Ilohomia Nugget ollh-o in In receipt of
n newly painted sign in yellow and red, J
the handy work of tho popular painter i
Ciro Anderson. When you go by cast;
your optics upon it. Its a beauty.
ANOTI1JJR UATTIJi.
Washington Troops Take in Some
Filipinos.
Manila, March 15, I :I5 p. m. Gen
eral Wheatou comuiandiug United
Stales (lying column attacked and de
feated u force of L',000 Filiiiuos at Tuuig
this afternoon, inflicting heavy Iohs
upon thiiin. American logs is slight.
A moricaiih capture 1150 Filipinos. Many
bodies of rebels killed in the engage
uieutaro floating down tho river.
About .1:50 too Filipinos surrendered
at tho town of i'aguig to the Washing
ton regiment, and 155 Filipinos were
captured at I'asig br the Twentieth regi
ment. Our troops found 100 dead Fili
pinos and UK) new giavcs near I'asig.
Tin- priiouers were unarmed ami it is
presiini'd they executed thoir threat ot
throwing their arms into the river.
Nkw Vokk, March 15. A dispatch to
the Tribune from Washington says that
the war department oliicials nro satisfied
that within ten days the problem of the
tlicbantlment of tho Cuban army will bo
settled.
JUSTICE'S COURT.
Wednesday was itiito a busy day in !
Justice Vaughau's court
Two cases State of Oregon vs (5. 1
Stewart, larceny by bailee, and State of '
Oregon vs Hurry Hurvey, laiceny of!
horcc. :
In tho (list case, C. Stewart was ac
cused of the larceny of photographs
procured from Mrs. I-hnmeruon, with
tuu view of transmitting tliu pictures
upon buttons, a now popular fad. It
eccms that Stewart held out the induce
ment that he would comiileto tho work
here, and that ho failed so to tlo and
started south. Complaint was filed ami
Constable McFarlaud caught his man at
Drain. Ho was held in $50 bonds to ap
pear before tho grand jury.
In the case of tho State vs Harry
Harvey, larceny, Hurvey was held to
answer in tliu sum of (50 bonds.
About you.
Hurry Taylor of Coast Fork was down
Tuesday.
I. N. Jones returned from a visit to
Ktigono Wednesday.
Warren McFarlaud went south on the
afternoon locul Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Thompson of
Royal spent Sunday in the Grove.
Fd nobbard returned from a short
visit to Voncolla last Saturday.
Geo. Whitsett of Suginaw was a caller
at tho Nugget ofllco lust Saturday.
Henry Churchill came up from Sagi
naw Saturday to visit his family.
Dr. Oglesby of Junction City was an
arrival on Tuesday's afternoon local.
Al Johnson and Davo llyrne of the
Hohemias left Monday for .Spokane.
Jimmy Stewart and Mr. Skeeles of
Springlield wore in tlio city Wednesday.
John Palmer of Row River was in
tf-wn tho lirst of tho week visiting
friends.
Jack Lewis of Saginaw contemplates
removing to Cottage Grove for a couple
of mouths.
Miss Carrie Gardner returned to Drain
Monday after a few days visit with
Miss Nellie Horry.
Mr. W. W. Cathcart, brother.in-law
of Frank Hombrick visited here Sunday,
going south in the afternoon.
James Wells, now ut Pendleton is ex-,
pee ted home in u short time. His many
friends will be glad to hear of his return
Satu'l Goldsmith the well known
drummer was u visitor in Cottage Grove
last Tuesday, going south in the after
noon. Mrs. Orrin Robinson returned last
Sunday from a 7 weeks visit in Jackson
county, where she visited relatives
friends and old schoolmates.
Mrs. Lizzie Wilson of Roaeburg who
has leen the guest of her relatives Mr.
and Mrs. U. S. Martin for neveral days,
returned to her homo on Tuesday after
noon's local.
J. II. Dakoroftho firm of Baker &
Johnson, arrived here Wednesday with
his family from Coburg and are now
occupying tho McFarlaud house on Main
street.
,F. II. Phillips has removed his family
from the Horn residence to his own
homeon Wull street. Mrs. McICinncv has
moved into the residence vacated by Mr,
Phillips.
Messrs. Fisher and Post representing
the Star Chest Company of Kansas City,
left Wednesday morning for Portland
where they will remain until the
weather tattle..
Mr. ami Mrs. StonehoiiFo advance
agents for the Wonderland and Vitascope
Company were in CottageGrovo Tuesday
making arrangements to book their
show in the near future.
Geo. O. Knowles formerly editor and
proprietor of the Florence West was in
the city the latter part of last week and
made the Nugget olliee a pleasant call
Mr. Knowles started for the mines last
Saturday.
Cumminf
Dealers in General Merchandise
Have now the most complete stock of Groceries in the city, and are still selling al
prices to meet any and all competition.
We call special attention to some of our late arrivals!
A largo shipment of Shilling's Teas, Coflccs, Spices, Flavoring Extracts and 'Bak
ing Powder. These are Shilling's Host. Your money back if not as repre
sented. We have also a full lino of these goods of a cheaper grade.
A choice selection of Japan, China and India Teas!
Our Vale Coffees arc giving great satisfaction, selling at 4, C, and 0 pounds fdr $1.
Wo arc headquarters for Postum Cereal and Acme Health KofTy
A choice variety of mush goods!
I Cream Flaked Oats, Morning Meal, Semola, Grandma's Mush, IJreakfast Deligh t
Vream v neat anu uermea. vt e oner trie nest value in Hyrups, 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.
A LONG NEEDED WAIT
NOW SUPPLIED,
By W. W. TREAT, Dealer in
Grerriera.! Hardware
With the attrchmentofa.
Sheet Iron, Tin and.
.Copper Smith's Manufactory:
OHITUARY.
Lucinda Hall was born in Kentucky
in April 1811 (exact date is uncertain
as the records wore lost ami her memory
tlid not sorve hor correctly for the last
low years;.
Her maiden name, was Lucinda Robi
ncttu. Shu was married toThomas Hall
in Hoon county, Misiouri. Ton children
wore born unto them of which all but
two have crossed ovor "tho river of
death to try tlio realities of an unknown
futuro," unknown only by faitli in
the Word of God. Tho Christian is
satisfied with what God has lovoaled in
his word hencu not unknown to him
Mr. and Mrs. Hall crossed tho plains,
in 1847 coming to Oregon.
They first stopped near Oregon City.
Then moved near Brownsvillo whoro
thoy took up their old donation claim.
From tliero thoy wont to Benton county
and about 80 years ago Bottled where
Saginaw now ia, und soon after coming
horo 25 years ago Thomas Hall diod.
Sho has lived a widow over since and
labored hard for her own and her
children's Biipport.
Mm. Hall died March 0, 1800, and wuh
hurh'il nl Saginaw. Oregon.
Successor to B. F. PHIIJJPS,
DHALURS IN
Groceries, Flour
and Feed.
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.
Tho Marshflold Sun speaks in glowing
torma of tho Vitoscopo Companv which
gives an exhibition horo noxt Saturday
evening. It says: '-The entertainment
was a muwhs in every particular.'.'
All kinds of Sheet Iron work done to order, light or heavy;
Hydraulic pipe for placer mines; smoke stacks for engines, and
all kinds of repairs; Copper and Tin Smith work a specialty:
I will save my customers freight on all heavy goods, eiw
pecially on Hydraulic Pipe and Smoke Stacks, either from Port
land or San Francisco.
A large and well selected stock of Mining goods, including
Picks, Shovels, Axes, Gass and Water Pipe; Steam Fittings, for
mills and hoisting works; Iron and Steel Nails, Bar Iron, Wagon
tires, House Furnishing Hardware, Farm Implements, Wagon .
Trimmings, Wooden Ware, Wash Tubs, Wash Boards, Clothes
Lines, Wire and Rope, Churns and Dairy Outfits.
C STOVES AND RANGES
Tin and Granite Ware in an endless variety; Mill Brooms,
especially heavy, for mill work only; Candles and Mining Candle
Sticks.
W. "W". Treat, - Cottage G-rove, Or.
In Brief.
Davidson does good watch work.
Saturday night's danco was a success.
Babbitts soap at Cumniing A Hus
ton's.
Election of municipal officers next
month.
A fist fight occurred at Latham last
Saturday night.
Notice Hemenway & Burkholder's
ad. Shoes, shoes, shoes.
Fresh camjies every day, made from
pure sugar at tho Tailor shop.
Salt Cheap nt Cumniing & Huston's.
Car load just received.
For tho choicest juicest meats call on
tho City Meat Market.
Bacon and Lard at the City Meat Mar
ket. Wo keep only the mist.
Remember Dr. l.L. Seofirtld, Dentist
when you want dental work dono.
Go to dimming &. Huston for best
value in Bacon, Ham and Lard. Pic
Nic llama Do per lb.
Governor Lord, granted 55 full pardons
05 to restore citizenship and commuted
23 sentences during his four years.
Iam proparod to fit your eyes with
glasses that will suit you. I am
not a traveling optician. Find me at
my place of business Cottage Grove. Sol
Davidson, jeweler.
Eugone's now steam boat, "Tho City
of Eugeno," will, be in commission noxt
week,
Shoe
Eoonoajr li not
Imylng Shoddy
Shoes.
Wo now hate a FULL 1
STOCK of tho I
BEST
A Kew JnToIee
Dry doodi
v and
1 Utoettlit.f
I Ilameiiwajr
I and ,1
I Vurklioltler. I
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V
H. T. Condon, son of Professor Condon
of the University of Oregon and Miss,
Maude Wilkins, daughter of Mr. arid
Mrs. F. M. Wilkins of Eugeno wore
married at the rosidonco of tho bride's
parents in Eugene on the evening, ' of
March 180D.-'