BOHEMIA NUGGET. I lfrom present indications there
I isn't much clanger of a drouth in
C. J. HOWARD - - - EDITOR, j 0rcS U?is yc"r
This seems to be a pretty good
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. county has one to day, and Utne
BubMrlptlon price. SI.BC-, In h.It..c. COUUty Will do bltsilieSS ill that lillC
Advertl'lng rate inmlo known upon UlC I2thofMay.
application. j LnMe nd DoilglaS COUIlticS
t are claiming the Bohemia mines,
Friday, April 28 1S99.V !,i w,llv 'blame them, for
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We are now giving the ms-
Rev. Morton L. Rose of thetfirat
Christian church, Eugene,' has
come out strong in support of Brau
ton, arguing from the pulpit that
capital punishment is wrong and
that he that executes a' criminal in
accordance with state law is as
guilty of murder as the man, who,
under cover of night, deliberately
and with malice
finanripst
a matter of fact they are 111 both
counties, probably the most and
principal mines in Douglas county.
Entrance though seems to be more
from the Lane side. Democrat.
In SILKS, SERGE, and BROCADE DRESS SKIRTS
Some time ago the Leader an
nounced that a sufficient amount of
money or somewhere near it had
aforethought 1 been subscribed to build the ceme-
LURCH!
Our Spring Stock will soon be ready and
open to your inspection.-
Absolutclyjio misrcprcscntatioiM)fjUod5
LURCIII
The advocators of the building of
the cemetery walk deserve credit
for the stand and effort they have
made in behalf of the same. No
stronger argument can come to the
asistance of the promulgators of the
walk scheme, than for those op
posed or who are disinterested to
start out tome such a day as last
Tuesday and "hoof" it out there
and back.
shoots down his unsuspecting , tery walk. Now let's build it. If
associate and then piles his body a right of way has not been se
upou the burning camp-fire. No j cured yet, let's find out how it can
doubt Elder Rose is sincere in his be secured. No one who slip shods
assertions with reference to Mur- over there on a wet day doubts the
derer .Branton, but notwithstand- necessity of it.
ing, there is many peculiar phases
to the proposition, and much
ground for argument adverse to
Elder Rome's stand can be found in
the Bible. But without reference
to the passages in the Bible in sup
port of capital punishment, the
question arises. If a man committs
murder, and it is fastened upon him
by the strongest evidence, and a
jury . . of conservative and con
cientious men find him guilty of
murder in the first degree, and a
wise and honorable judge after a
tair and impartial trial, concurs
with the verdict of the jury and
passes sentence of death upon him,
and then in view of error in law the
case is carried to the highest
tribunal of the state, presided over
by honorable, able, conscientious
men, and the judgmentof the lower
court is affirmed, and the case re
verts back and the judge of the
lower court in fulfillment of his
sacred obligation again passes the
sentence of death upon the murderer
and orders the sheriff, who has
himself taken a sacred obligation to
perform faithfully the duties of his
office, executes the criminal, who,
now, is as guilty as the man who in
cold blood broke the law of God and
man? Is it the sheriff, who in
obedience to his obligations, exe
cutes the criminal, or is it the
jury, the judge of the lower court,
or tne supreme judge wno, in
chambers, empowered by the state,
through the people thereof,
affirmed the judgment of the lower
court? or shall we lay it to the
door ot the governor who, per
chance, may refuse to commute the
sentence; or shall we call judges,
jurors and governor accomplices
.of the sheriff who simply fulfills the
duties imposed upon him by the
act and will of the people?
IH Brief.
It is hardly to be expected that
the people of Lane county, the
jurors in the case in particular, will
put their names to the petition
being circulated on behalf of Claude
Branton, the murderer. When a
man gives his verdict as a juror in
murder case he is pretty apt to
have fully satisfied himself as to the
guilt or innocence-of the accused;
and if he be a man, and lives in
strict accordance with the oath he
takes when he goes into the jury
box he isn't apt to sign a petition,
repudiating his verdict.
The Lane county court has
ordered that the tax rolls be de
linquent May r. This is a little
premature. The court should re
vise the order. This is the wrong
time of the year to collect taxes
anyway, and the books should be
kept open as long as possibie. They
are seldom closed of late yeafs be
fore the last of May, and it would
be a mighty good thing if the law
was changed to the effect that taxes
be collected in the fall instead
tne spring. 1 here are many men
who are comfortably fixed who find
it almost an impossibility to raise
their taxes in the spring, but would
have no difficulty whatever in the
fall.
A meeting should be called,
committee appointed and action
taken with a view of building the
cemetery walk. And in so doing
not only "action should be taken
but the walk should be built.
ROLL OF HONOR.
Of the Cottage Grove
School.
Public
The following h the roll of honor of
the public school of Cottage Grove for
the month just ended :
koou 1.
Alma Fullmer, Vorn ie Hawkins, Allie
Phillips, Mabel Veatch, Vernie Brown,
Johnie Cochran, Marvin Jordon, Melvin
Jordan, Charlie Maaterson, Roy
Masteraon, Earl Kewcomb, Novie
Nunn, Earl Spray, Arthur Elledge,
Elyah Shields, Wm. Shields, Harry
Spray, Allen Johnson.
room 11.
Helen Camming, Lottie Wooley,
Hazel Hemenway, Eva Rhodes, Dela
Cardwell, Eunice Vandenburg, Benctta
Whipple, Emma Job, Marguerite Jones,
Pansy Foster, Fannie Johnnon, Amos
Carper, Frank Knox.
ItOOM III.
Josie Benham, Hursliel Allison, Grace
Cumming, Hugh Currin, Lillie Carper,
Willie Martin, Daisy Hawkins, Elmer
Sherwood, Minnie MeKib.bon. Daniel
Thomas, Lessie Newcomb, Chester Van
denburg, Dora Spong, Guy Van Riper,
Delia Durham, Ren Sanford, Lucy Job,
Welshire Bristow, Katie Knowlton,
Darrel Bristow, Eva Alexander, Abbie
Johnson, Rena Baker.
I100M IV.
Robie Baker, Katie Bennetto, Dollie
Hawkins, Ethel Knowlton, Laura
Landess, Emma Rhode, It 11 bit Thomas,
Mabel Thornton, Clara Van Ripor,
Nora Van Fleet, Blanche Johnson,
Willie Davison, Oliver Elsea, Eddie
Finnerty, Menzo Finnerty, Herbert
HawleyOrville Taylor.
koom v.
Alma Martin, Orpha Harmes, John
Walden, Geo. Walden, Frank Whipple,
Sam Bennette, Wm. Carey, Horace
Harmes, Paul Johnson, Armund Wynne,
Ezra Bakor, John Davidson, Milo
Emmerson, Christopher Einmorson.
Davidson does good watch work.
F. B. Phillips has sold four Garden
City Plow in the lust week.
Notice HemeiiWHy A Kurkholder's
ad. Shoes, shoos, sheen.
If you want glasses fitted to your eyes
go to Davidson the Jeweler.
Freeh candied every day, niailo from
pure sugar at the Tailor shop.
For the choicest juieest meats call on
the City Meat Murket.
Bacon and Lard attheCity Meat Mar
ket. We keep only the hkht.
Remember Dr. l.L. Seoil.tld, Dentist
when you want dental work done.
The Bohemia Nugget ami the great
San Francisco Bulletin for fcJ.OO per
year.
If you want a wagon eomo nnil look at
the Stoughton before buying. F. H.
Phillips.
Buy your spring and summer hats of
Miss Meinzer, the well known and
popular milliner.
Painting, cleaning up yards, garden
ing and houee cleaning is the order of
the day just now.
The Farris Good Settee cornet waist is
worthy of your attention. Call and ex
amine. Eakin A Bkistow.
For your Spring and summer hats go
to Mips Meinzer, at the old photo
uranh building a line line.
Cumminc A Schr have nindc arrange
ments to receivo a weekly shipment of
very choice creamery butter.
Shillings Best teas, eoflVe, spices,
flavoring extracts ami baking powdor,
at Cumming and Sehr's.
Suits! Suits!! Tailor made suits! ! !
Up to date in cverv respect, from $15 up.
Call and see samples.
Gko. Boiilma.v.
I am hero to do business. If you
want any hardwaro come and see
whether I mean business or not. F B.
Phillips.
It is said that a flag will be purchased
by popular subscription some time be
tween now and next June and presented
to and raised over the Silk creek school
hou-fc.
The Nortticrn Pacific have recently
established an agency in our city with
Mr. James Hemenway an agent. Cal
on or write turn in regard to tickets t
all Eastern points.
From Eugene.
Last week three families removed
from Eugene to this city; namely, B. L.
Pickard, James Hart and C. J. Howard.
NOTICE.
I am directed to collect all unpaid
poll tux according to see 2835 Hills code
which reuds as follows:
''The assessor shall require every per
son to pay his poll taxes of every kind
at the time of assessing the same, and
in default of such payment the assessor
shall immediately give to the sheriff a
list of such poll taxes and the sheriff
shall immediately collect the same.
Also see Sec 2834 and if he cannot find
personal property out of which to make
the same shall demand such tax from
any person who may ue indebted to
such tax payor and shall collect tho
same."
Dated this 14th day of April 1899.
D. P. Burton,
County Assessor.
The Orcgonian.
And the Bohemia Nugget for $2 per
year, cash in advance. This is without
doubt tho greatest olubbing offer offered
by Oregon newspapers today. The
Oregonian is without doubt excelled by
none, in point of news both local and
foreign, is a clear print, and besides
has that great redeeming feature, de
void of sensational and disgusting
literature Reinomber tho two papers,
the Weekly Orcgonian and your homo
apperme conemia Nugget for $2.
OUR SPR& iNES
Are Now Open for Inspection!
We arc Ottering Some
Bargains in the Following!
Men's Heavy Shoes
$1.35 to 54.25.
Hoy's Shoes
$1.25 to 2 35-
Men's Fine Shoci
$1.50 to $3.75.
Men's Hats
5octs to $3.00.
We have a Full Line of Ladies' Shirt Waists in all
Colors.
We also have Outing Flannels, Shirting, Dress Lining!,
Shirt Waist Sets, Ladies' Ncckware, etc.
jSTew York Racket St ore.
E. WALL & WHIPPLE.
Centralhi Located. Nperlat Hate For Famillti
Meet All Train.
Bohemia
And 11 y The Week.
Hotel
Yo& Sing, Prop,
Strictly pii st .Glass.
HEADQUARTERS FUR TRAVELING MEN.
SAMPLE ROOMS FREE.
Jlntcn From ftl.to f'J. Main Street,
J'er Dag. Cottage Grove, Ort.
BENSON DRUG COMPANY!
I'. c..
A Complete and Well Selected Line of the
Best Drugs in the Market
Kept Constantly in Elo
New Line of Trusses just in
IHiimii Drug Company. Cottage Orovt.
Or.
CITY MEAT MARKET
P. W. RHODES, Prop.
Is the place to
meats,-lard, etc.
go to buy your fresh and smoked
Everything in the shop is first clasi.
FISH AND GAME IN SEASON.
James Hemenway
DEALER IN
Heal Estate and Mining Property.
Represent!
Fire, Life and Accident Insurance Companies.
NOTARY PUBLIC
Strict Attention paid to Collect'
Office opposite SherwoodHoUj;
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8end or call for pamphlet!
A. F. HOWARD,
. COTTACIU GlCOVK OlIK.
Residence with J. K. Hahkett.
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