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About Bohemia nugget. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1899-1907 | View Entire Issue (April 7, 1899)
rim Mk Mil i ii- -'J LJ " 1 R nkn it Raared Obllaatlon. ft' Attorney J. S.' Medley, broke a Jacrcd oblifjation the other morning Snd in consequence lie In currying Sue of Inn fingers in a rag. John Ijot a little ambition amid ships the fcther morning, and surprised his wife by crawling out and .splitting, r attempting to .split the kindling. mow this was contrary to one of John's cherished obligations, and therefore he had to suffer the con sequences. In place of splitting Die kindling he split his first finger "vide open to the bone, and if Mrs. Medley had't been compelled to Split the kindling all this while with J'dull ax, John would su cly have I it his finger clear off. It is range how sentimental men will ct sometimes anyway. lever Window Ad. In thoHOUth illHjilny window of Kukiii ft UrlMtow't Htorti limy bo neon ii very fiean bicycle advertlm-mont, llio product 5f Mr John KultlnV liiKiiiuity. The Jnd'Mii deigned to call attention to tlto Crescent wheel. Tlio window in covered with white bcium, and tit tlto upjier (Mid iS thu word "wo" Inlaid with colored Scaiiit; immediately below in thu idiapo Jj nn nz handle alm outlined liy colorel ovani; then the word "the" followed DJr a "crcHeent" iinil it wheel iiIho out jtipd by the uitr. of colored ItcaiiH, the gd" reada: "We hiindlc tho Crenecnt improvement. Cottage Grove ii commencing to hIiow nproveuieut already hy the erection of m . , , . , i r r ucrl UMirame rc.iiucnee. j. . ne' new home in the noiithern pnrt M)tho cltr, l fuNt Hearing completion Snd will make a liitndHOiuc addition to Hie residence pnrt of the city. The cot- . .m 9 I.. Iftgeoi Mr. Jan. nan in now rciuiy lur tBt painter and paper-hanger, while the ouwi belonging to Mr. UobortM, which Ttll Imj occupied liy G. Howard and JSrnlly, in being rapidly punlied on to upletinu. mil inn n Kutl Hr. Karnest Slurp, nnvHt.nU in tlie moii hatchery at Hlunlaw, vh re turned home lout week, brought with lum a number of line HpccemciiH kIiow- iaKthc several ntaueii of the growth from JUoet'a, from the tltnj they arc re- Seivrd into the hatchery up to the tTSfn they nre turnetl out full-flcd.reJ yoflng nalmon ready to take care of thiiiclvc. It in an intorentlng at inly , Bh the npeccmenH are now on exhibi UaS in Ilenson Drug Co'it window. fSrtlcte Filed. Utinrd: Arliclenof incorporation of tkv Groiicc Mountain (iotd Mining and Stilling Co, of Bohemia, have been Wl with the county clerk of Lane BBHty hy Kilwanl II. Ilawley, .lolin C. lopfenstcin and Henry Johnnon. Eugene Ih the principal place of bind- m; object of the company Ih to buy, iwund operate mineH, etc; capital Stock $45,000; amount of each share 100; Mock ihall le nHACufiible. JUi) Fire. hoG. A. It. will hold ono of their fetwp lire entertainment at the G. A. Ilall in this city next Saturday. The sner will lc norvcri at Vi ociock. old Holdicn and miilnn of 01-5 are to be present nccompauiel hy BpBaket of good thing. DlHchargcd tewlern mid pallors of the recent war 57 Hh Spain are wolcomc guests. Train Wrecked. (Thursday morning thu through eht, north hound, met with nn ncci- i which delayed tho morning locnl Mat it five hourH. When near Oakland amino and nome five curs jumped track canning n ganernl wreckage. Icauao of tho nccident was not led. No ono was hint. eptlon t Saturday evening, tho Woodmnn the World tendered Mr. and Mra. n Wells a farewell reception nt the Mr. and Mrs. Wclln departed for futuro homo nt Pendleton on Mjsday'H local, nnd while- their Jy friends fregre.t to see thorn go, hearty well wishes go with them. Broken. wronco Gulp, 5 year old nou of John i had tho misfortune to fall oft" n i last Wcdncidny nftornoon and c his right leg hetwvon the kneo he foot. Or. Snapp was called and :ed the frncturo and tho little fellow nesting easy nt Inst accounts, fflc Completed. rs. Bert Wood nnd Geo. Leu, who been romodollngund upbuilding the church at Goshon, returned homo Monday afternoon, having com- tj tho work. ling JtoaH, Southern Pneflo Gompnnv ii rock from tho briduo north nf toRosoburg, whoro It will bo used iinictn culyor near thorp, mi I It PaMHcd od'Quiutl vand tJood-natiiredly a Good Ticket Klected. The Cottage Grove city elections hint Monday was a quid nlFalr, and while there was comtidorahlo interest shown in tho matter of thu election of recorder nnd Marshal, still thu best of order pie vallod and evryhody was good-natured. Following are the names of new officers elected .Major, D.trwiu Mrlstuw. Tie surer, II. ICakin. Id cor ler, Attorney J. H. Medley. Marshal, J. W. Miller. Coiiucilm.ui -1st ward II. Stone, years; W. S. liennetl, 1 year. Couiiclluien 'Jnil ward W. S. Cluls- nniii, '1 year; It. Lurch, 1 year. Coiincilnieii .'Ird ward Wm. Cum- niiiigs,' years; S, M. Ilawley, 1 year. AKHOK DA Y. Arbor day will ho observed hy our public school with an appropriate pro gram. Hie lollowlng Is a p.iitial program of exercises to he held April 12, hegiuiug at I :'I0 p in, at the school house. Prayer. Song, Old Mountain Tree school. Tree planting. Itecitation. Solo, Mrs. Henhnm. Concert cxereifc. Flag soliitu school PreHentntiou, G. A. It. of this city. Response John Waldeii. Music. Address Ilcv. Gardiner. Adjourn to several moms, A short program will he rendered in tho several rooms. Exhibit work will Imi shown parents and friends whom may attend. A cordial invitation is extended to the public to attend these exercises. Come out and see what your children are doing. J. P. Holland, Principal. in Brief". Davidson docs good watch work. Thu streets are rapidly drying up. Apples are still in the Cottage Grove market. Notice 1 lemon way & Kurkholder's ad. Shoe?, shoes, shoes. Still it rains and it is getting nl rnllity monotonous. Fresh candies every day, made from pure sugar at the Tailor shop. It won't Mop raining long enough to admit of planting nn onion bed. For the choicest juicest meats call on the City Meat Market. ltacon and Lard atthcClty Meat Mai ket. Wu keep only the iii:st. Itemembcr Dr. 1. L. Scolild, Dentist when you want dental work done. For vour Spring and summer hats go to Miss Monucr, at the old pit t grapli building a tine line. Call at my studio and examine my work and get prices. J. N. Boyd, the photographer. Shillings Ilest teas, coffee, spices, flavoring extracts and baking powder, ut dimming and Sehr's. Cottagu Grovo is getting quito a "rep" as a show town. However tho ahows are not of tho best of attractions. Tho Northern Pncillc have recently established an agency in our city with Mr. Jnincs llemonway as agent. Cal on or write him In regard to tickets to all Enstorn pointH. Tho Dawson Ten Compony, after having douo a two weeks turn of selling their goods nnd incidentally entertain ing tho public with n free show made up of stale jokes and ham-fat actors, do partcd with the good peoples' money last Saturday. It is said they will now do business in Junction City. Collar Hone Broken. Wednesday morning tho younger son of Mr. nnd Mrs. O. M. Hondoror of this city, while souflling with n chum hud tho misfortune to break his collar bono. Dr. Snapp reduced tho frncturo. FRIENDS AND PATRONS. I wish in this way to thnnk you for thotnulo nnd kindness I received tit yourhnndfl whilo In tho grocery busi ness. Having sold my grocery storo to Baker & Johnson who I think aro both buslneaa men nnd gentlomon I nowtako up tho hardware buainos nt W. W. Troat'Hold stand whoro I will bo plotted to hnvo you call at any nnd nil tlmos whether you wish to buy or not. F, If. 1'iiinurs, CITY HLHCTIUN. &ii Aboiit you. Attorney Young visited Eugene Thursday. J. 1. Jones was a visitor in Eugene Thursday. Horace Matin will do business In hiigono Saturday. C. M. FasHutt, a mining man of Spokane, arrived' Thursday. , Mr. Geo. Kelley, of Cedar Creek, was in this city Wednesday. Klza Iloldermiin, left last Monday for the llohcmia mines. Win. Preston of Kugenu, arrived in Cottage Grove last Wednesday. Mrs. Clias. Henderer returned from a visit to Drain, Wednesday morning. K. M. Sharp of Mapletou made the Nugget olfice a pleaiant call tbii week. James Sears came in from Bohemia Thinsday afternoon. He reports lots of snow. Attorney J. M. Williams of Eugene, arrived on the afternoon local, Thurs day, H. L. Picknard, of Ilaiker Gun works was doing business in Cottagu Grove this week. Prof. Snapp of Kugeno, spent Wednes day night with his cousin, Dr. Snapp of this city. Mr. Warner, of thu well known Fresno Times was an arrival here last Monday afternoon. II. L. Pickard contemplates moving his family here from Eugene, in thu near future. F. Patterson, who lias been quite seriously sick with the mumps, is now much improved. Master Itay Clever of Springfield, is visiting hcvcral weeks with Mr. and Mrs Thos. Awbrey. Ma ter Harald Howard is fo'lowing in the fo jtste) of his illustrious dad he's got the mumps. I). P. Munnv, Supt. of tho Noon- i u iv nunc, won vism-ii nurti mm a-k i ! i i i t .u: l. rjtumei to Eugene Wednesday. I) rwin Bri tow has returned home f- m a two week's sojourn at Yaquins . He reports having had a good time. J. M. Howe, the well known clothing man of Eugene, was doine business, in the city Wednesday and Thursday. Miss Pearl Roberts, of Eugene, arrived in Cottage Grove Monday, nnd will work in one of the milinery stores here. Miss Meinzer has returned from Yon cnlln, and has opened up a full line of millinery in tho old gallery building. Call and see her. Miss Ethel Cottle, junior partner of the Bohemia Nugget, is heroically doing battle with his satanic majesty tht mumps, this week. Casper Lea imiile n trip to tho Bo hemia mine? Tuesday. He litis recently purchnsed nn interest in the Mongolian claim, with Nokes and Beagle. Uov. Uoss, who hni been holding meetings here, returned homo to Eugene early in tho week, and Wednes day oponed a revival at Creswell. James Wells, son-in-law of Mr. nnd Mrs. J. C. Long, of this city accom panied hy his family, left for Pendleton thin week where they will tnako their futuro home. Walt Griflln, of tho Griflln Hardware Company, who has boon in tills citv tho past week, taking ftock in their branch storo of Griffin & Veatch, re turned homo Thursday. Xew Firm. You will notico by their nil that tho firm of Cuinmings & Huston has been dcsolved, nnd in its stead doing bliai nesfl nt tho same old stand, is dim ming & Sehr. Thoy aro wido nwnko business men and deservo, nnd certainly will got, n liboral sharo of public patronage. Gumming A Sehr have mado arrange ments to recoivo a weekly shipment of very choico creamery buttor. Notico tho Bon Bon Meat Co'a new ad In another column. Thoy keep con stantly on hand n flue lino of meats otc. "A word to tho wiso la sufficient" and a word from tho wise should bo sufficient, but you ask, who aro tho wiao? Those who know. Tho oft re peated experience of trustworthy por roiib may bo taken for knowledge. Mr. W. M. Terry says Chamberlnin'a Cough Remedy gives better satisfaction thnn nny other in tho market. Ho hna boen in tho drug buai.iesa nt Elkton, Ky for twolvo yenraj has sold hundreds of bottles of this remedy nnd nearly nil other cough medicines manufactured, which shows conelualvoly thatChnmbor laln'a is tho moat satisfactory to tho people, and la tho best. For sale by Henson Dnun Co, Cottage Grovo. Jok Lvofss, Drain Druggist, New Firm- -Gumming & Sehr4 We are now fairly established and are adding largely to the aL ready well selected stock of general merchandise, formerly carried by Gumming & Huston, with which they built up such an extensive trade. The new firm will use every en deavor to merit a share of the pub lie patronage. All of our goods will be of the very finest on the market and will be sold at the very lowest living prices. CUVVtING & SEHR. C. M. tTUNDERKK, E. J. The Fashion Stables. G. M- HeiKlerer & Go. Prop. Reasonadle Prices First-Class Turnouts, Double or Single. Cottage Grove, Oregon. Shoe Kconomy it not boring fhcildy Shoes. We now have a FULL STOCK of the BEST A New Invoict Dry fJoods and rccrrltf . 4 49 I JIiiiriMvay nnil llurkltoliler. SHERIFF'S SALE OX FORECLOSURE. Notice is hereby given that by virtuoqf an exocutlon Only tfcsned out 6f tho Circuit Court of the mate ot Oregon, for the County of Lane, on the'Jlst ilny of March 1KW, on a judtoncnt rendered in said Uourt on the 7th day of March 18i)9. for the sum of Five Hundred Twelve Dollars and Twenty.flvo Cents and Forty Hollars attorneys fee and the furthor sum of Ten ollais costs, and accruing cosIb; in a suit wherein J. P. Currln was plaintiff and James E. Thorp, Minnie M. Thorp and J. W. Clondy administrator of tho estate of I.. V. Thorp, docoascd.wero defendant, and against the nbovo name d dofendant J. w. dowdy as administrator of the estate ofE. l Thorp, do. ceased, mid on a decree of foreclosure and ordor of sale, rondored in said Court, com manding wo in ordor, to satisfy said Judg ment and costs to soli tho following described premises towit: Lot No. 1, and tho East ono half of Lot No. 2, inlllock No. 11 In Long and Landoss addition toOottHRO Orovo, Ijiiio County, Oregon., Now Thoreforo. In tho name of the State of Oregon in compliance with said writ I will oiler for salo, tho nbovo described premises at pnbllo auction, to the highest blddor, for oash, subjoct to redemption, nt tho sonth door of the Court Houso. In Kueeno, Lano Oonnty, Oregon, on Monday the 1st day of May Wis botwoon tho hours of 9 o'clock a. in. nnd 4 o'clock p. m. to wit at ONR o'clock p. M. on said day. Dated this 27th day of March IRV-i. W. W. WlTlIKKS. Sherlffof Lano County, Oregon By H.J. Day, bounty. Every person goiuliiiL' us in fivo now aubscrihora to tho llohomia Nugget at $1.50 por year will recoivo a recoipt for ono year'a subscription to tho Bohomla Nugget or Weekly Oiegonian, free. Patterson, J. A. Fryer Proprietors of the Bohemia and- Black Butte Stage Lines. BMW 5 Successor to B. F. PHILLIPS,- - DEALERS 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. Ml A.px-il 1, '99. Miss A. Heinrich Invites all Ladies to be present and inspect a first class stock and lowest prices. One door boutu ot Racket Store. Cottage Grove, Or. Tho Denver Timoa -Sun and tho Bo homia Nugget, both papers sent to any address for $l.ou cash in advance Noto this : You can procure tho llo hernia Nugget, your homo paper and tho St Louis Globo-Domocrao for $1.75 per year, cash in advance. When.vou want'Victures, call and see me. First'dfiss work, am prices sure to please. J. N. Boyi; 8 i toy mm I" i 1
