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BOHEMIA NUGGET.
MEMORIAL DAY.
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C. J. HOWARD
EDITOR.
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r I (1ni!m llli wflltCT SPI1SOII
of Honored Dead not Forgotten Thanks to tlic ruime ior your " "
Entered t the iotoiupc t (tuie Grove.
Oregon s i-ceoml Cl mll mutter.
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Uit Sunday, a lr? audience Wc are HOW giving
gathered tmrly at the Christian church
in this citv, -to listen to the .Memorial
ferinon, preach d by It -v. Kellems of
the Kusene Divinity school.
j At 11:10 Onl 1 st A K. of this
city, which had fallen in line at the U.
i A. It. llali rtmcliod the church and tiled
tells ! n, reserved for the occasion,
g,. i For several weeks a large numlver of
' vrufiltutu nf t Iiim ii t v litavii lu.im iti itilli.
ond Oregon have fought their Inst . rent ,inictice utuicr u,e leadership of
fight and gone back to Manila to ir. -rhos. Aubrey and the music
rest up and prepare for the journey furnished on this oectui n bespeaks
across the big pond to home and ' Pse for instructor and choir alike.
roti,Jc Whn ' v. n.euvms sermon was one 01
kt tun VA-J.
miicn inorougnness, in every sense
logical, and at all times straight to the j
point, lie paid many good appreciative
Subscription price. Sl.tiO, In HiHnlicr.
AdTctlilnR rHte iiimlc known upon
application.
Friday, Junk 2 1S99. j
Telegraphic communication
us that the brav boys of the
In SILKS, SERGE, and BROCADE DRESS SKIRTS
loving relatives and
of us is not boiling over with
anxiety to see each and everyone
of those noble fellows tread old ; compliments to the boys who carried
Webfoot arain? No honor we can : ,ho nation' burden in the dark days of
impose upon them is half good ! 'm- ;kewe
, c ttti r , 1 nation" now
anntiirh frr tVintn Whn rt IIS has
... country.
not watched the Oregon death roll j Kev Kelloms rem! three texts, but
of late, knowing that the boys he hastened to remark that the reading
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Our Spring Stock will soon be ready anil
open to your inspection.1
Absolutely no tnisre presentation of goods
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to the "Mower of the
in the service of the
In Bi'taf.
were soon to come home with a of the three texts did
keener interest for fear one more 1,e ' sd'JB to preach
,,. , , r anil he duin t, but he held
wouia De canea into tne siwaow 01 ,. f ...
the inevitable before home and
I tention of his hearers for a full hour.
In realitv lie preached two sermons
friends could be reached? Who of j one touching upon the temporal the
us did not eagerly scan the death other the spiritual life of man. Such
record to see if some blue coated 6ern,ons' without reference 10 church
, - , . . ,., . . 1 denominations, are well worth the henr-
hero laid down his life just as the ,. ' ...
J 1110;, and those who were not appre-
struggle ended, when we read the ciutive of t,e effort made last Sunday
joj-ful news "They have been in were certainly not very good listeners. "
Davidson does good watch work.
Get your ribbon at Mis Iloinrirh.
For quality and cheapness jn fresh
meats go to the Central meat market.
' Notice Hemomvay A Ilurkholdor's
not indicate that ; fiioes, siioes, shoes.
three bourn, 1 If you want glasses fitted to your eyes
the close at- 1 go to Davidson the Jeweler.
Fresh candies every day, made from
pure sugar at the Tailor shop
If you want a wagon come and look at
the Stoughton before buying. F. II.
Phillips.
F. 15. I'Jiillijw lias his smpl Mc
Cormick mower on exhibition. Go
and look at it.
DKCORATIOX 1) IV
was fittingly observed. At 10 o'clock
the procession formed at the ity Hall,
under command of W. H. Lincoln, Post
Commander Ord Post G.
procession consisted of Ord
It
their last fight?" Who will be so
low as to say cutting things, and
give vent to sarcastic remarks
about the militia in the future?
The boys who in the future spend
their spare time learning the
sciences of the soldier, are not de
serving of the contemptible slurs
and bitter cuts which were oftimes
thrust upon the old militia by those,
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who, in many instances, showed a 1 11 o'clock. While the
white feather when it came to doine i a"d exceedingly cold
duty for their country, and at no
time were the equal of the boys they
abused and insulted. Hereafter the
'tin soldiers' phrase will have no
place in the vocabulary of Ore
gonians. All Oregon wDl welcome
the home coming of her soldiers.
Anothor new tot of shirt waists, every
one a beauty.
Lakin & Bristow.
Mrs. J. S. Medley wishes to call your
. It. The ! attention to her choice and well selected
Post G. A. 1 line of milliner' goods.
Arc Now Open for Inspection!
We arc Offering Some
Bargains in the Following;
Men's Heavy Shoes
Boy's Shoes
1.25 to 2 35.
Men's Fine Shoes
$ 1.50 to f.VT'i-
Mom's Ham
50 Ct to 1.0
ligie llOSe team 40. 1, KeeClie hose ! Ti mrwt Ktvliel, l.atMut tlin i.wwl
team No 2. and the Macabee lodga of ! reasonable prices at Miss lloinrich.
We have a shipment of carpet just in.
11118 cuy, mauiim a very nrettv nro
cession. As sdo" as the procession was
formed the march was taken up to the
cemetery, reaching there shortly before
backward spring
weather had a
tendency to make flowers scarce still
many flowers had already been strewn
overthe graves of loved ones, and when Miw Meinzcr, the well known and
The Eugene Broad-Axe pays S.
H. Friendly the following compli
ment: "S. H. Friendly has stood
the test in Eugene for a quarter of
century and he has proven to be one
of the best men for the farmers ex
tant. He buys your wheat, oats,
hops, wool, chittem bark, and al
ways pays the top price. "
The above is simply a compliment
to Mr. S. H. Friendly from a busi
ness point of view, but there is an
other phase in Mr. Friendly 's Ore
gon career deserving of notice. Mr.
Friendly has always been in touch
with the best interests of I,ane
county, and ever alert and ready to
assist in the development of this
section. We have no compliments
to bestow upon Mr. Friendly be
cause he deals extensively in
chittem bark, wheat, oats, hops,
etc., because there are many others
who do likewise, and in so doing
the benefit, to the farmers which is
truly great, is, to said dealers, only
a secondary consideration. Its
purely a business proposition. But
we are prepared to say that Hon
S. H. Friendly is as public a
spirited man as ever added a dollar
to the wealth of Lane county,
witn a. xi. Jmencuy, notning is
too good for Lane county in par
ticuiar, ana wmanigtte valley 111
general, ana ne isn't airaia to go
down in his pocket to back up the
assertion either.
the procession arrived many more
gave up their perfumed lives in honor of
the dead.
Upon arriving at the cemetery, Com
mander Lincoln formed the. procession
to the west, south, and north of the
dedication grounds and the beautiful
and impressive G. A. R. ritualistic
dedicatory service was read by Com
mander Lincoln, Comrades Griffith and
Morse performing that service.
At the close of the service the proces
sion moved to the west, north and east
visiting the graves of friends and com
rades, scattering flowers upon the raves
as they marched alone, a verv nrettr
custom. At the close of the inarch, by re
quest of J. Ji. Boyd the procession and I
many spectators formed high up in the
grounds and a view was taken. This
closed the ceremonies at the cemetery
and the march to the city was taken up.
rt 'i o clock in the afternoon Martin's
hall was filled with people many return
ing home on account of not being able to
get seats.
The program rendered wa well re
ceived and fittingly adapted to the oc
casion. The singfngby the choir was
thoroughly appreciated. Rev. Gardiner's
address, while quite long, waH interest
ing, and showed a true, unprejudiced
heart. Comrade Miller's address was
well received, by those present and
pleasantly spoken of.
The double male quartette under the
leadership of Mr. Aubrey closed the
entertainment with the patriotic sontr
"America," and amid the thanks of
Comrade Miller the audience dispersed.
Wc have a Full Line of Ladies' Shirt Waists in all
Colors.
Wc also have Outing Flannels, Shirting, D ess Linings,
Shirt Waist Sets, Ladies' Neckwa c, etc.
iSTeAV Yorlv IRnclcH Stom.
E. WALL & WHIPPLE
?iffj.'iyiix'jiiiwiJM.M..iijL.Kiaji tin
,at Mrs. Medley is in the jVIcfar laTSCl COmpaHV gf j
ess, that she has a choice ID k
COTTAGE GROVE - - - OREGON
AN UP-TO-DATE MARKET
Come and note 1 eduction in prices.
Martin A Cochkas
Remember thf
millinery btisin
line of goods. Call and see her.
Buy your spring and siitniiierhntH of
Bohemia mining district don't
do very much blowing, but there's
a hump on 'em just the same. To
be appreciated they must be seen,
ana wnen once visitea oy mining
men they never get through talk
ing about them.
Branton's confession was far
from worthy the notice it received
by the press of the Willamette
valley, but the perusal of it serves
to strengthen the convictions of the
many that he was a black hearted,
braggadocio villian who, as he was,
according to his own evidence,
avoided by earlier associates; Even
in his confession of a most diabolical
crime he failed to exhibit manhood
sufficient to refraiu from bragging
of and gloating over his conquests
of women. In one sentence he
boasts of his disloyalty, and in the
next proves himself a murderer and
a coward, and then whines for
mercy.
popular milliner
For your Spring ami summer hats go
to Miss Meinzer, at the old photo
graph building a fine line.
Ladies ready made dress skirtfc just
received.
Eaki A Bkistow.
dimming it Schr have made Hriange
ments to receive a weekly shipment of
very choice creamery butter.
Shillings Best tas, coffee, epices,
flavoring extracts and Imking powder,
at Cumming and Sehr's.
Miss Meinzer will have a choice line of
new nailor hats on early in the week.
Suits! Suits!! Tailor timdtt suits! ! !
Uj to date in every respect, from $15 up.
Call and see samples.
Gko. Boiii.man.
I am hero to do business. If you
want any hardware come and see
whether I mean business or not. F' B.
Phillips.
Photographs of Branton's oxecu tion
were made with the "Willsie" Camera
Wi.vtkk Photo Co., Agents, Kugone.
Miss Annie jlleinrich the milliner
bus a choice line in latest etyles. Call
' and see them.
The "Willsie" camera, Winter Photo
Co., Eugene, Agents, was the ono used
at the Branton execution.
If you want the latest styles in hats
and millinery goods at lowest prices call
on Miss Annie lloinrich.
The Northern Pacific have recently
established an agency in our city with
Mr. James Homenway as agent. Cal
on or write him in regard to tickets to
all Eastern points.
I have been a sufferer from chronic
diarrhoea ever since the war and have
used all kinds of medicines for it. At
Inst I found ono remedy that lias been
a success as a euro, and that is Chamber
lain's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. P. R. Giusham, Gnars Mills,
La. For sale by Be.nso.v Dnuo Co, Cot
tage Grove, Joe Lyons, Drain, Druggists.
FOR SALE OR TRADE.
A good, gentle pony. Will trade for a
bicycle or buogy, or sell cheap. Call at
Miller's confectionery sttyul.
WANTED.
A second hand buck board
1 ougay running j.uer. inquire
I Bakery.
or
nt
light
New
Hecf. Mutton, Pork, Veal Smoked Hams, Bacon, Etc.
Call and Sec V McJ'arlmitl Co We Will TrvtH 1 'mm Ittght
BENSON DRUG COMPANY!
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A Complete and Well Selected Line of the
Best Drugs hi the Market
Kept Constantly n tock.
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IKew Line of T
msses Inst
Dtnton Drug Company. Collage (lrnve. Ore.
in
James Hemenway:
DEALER IN "
!Real Estate .and Mining- Properly.
Represent!
T7I rr T ifo or4 A r.Mnni T -
- w.ii. unu ntwucm insurance companies.
NOTARY PUBLIC
Strict Attention paid to Colleclioni
Office opposite Sherwood Hotel-
Heart Failure!
A Common phrase! But why does it fall? If I mistake not, It Is bccnti'
of diseased blood, which inducca and promotes a dineased growth in and around
the heart. This is often called fatty degeneration of the heart. Now is the linn
to prevent this process before you bocoino enfeebled or an invalid.
You will find that RADAM'S MICROBE KILLER will cleanse the blood,
prevent disease growth, and fatty degeneration of the heart. Thus thin rcniul
will prevent sudden or premature heart failure.
Send or call for pamphlet.
., A. P. Howard, Ag't,
iicwnienco witn .1. k. Uarrctt.
Cottage Grovo, Oregon.
sub-
Bohemia Nugget is in receipt of a
cake of mnnln ui ; -Just bear in mind that trio
tst wi" kih ui ana, u. 1 . ., ,. . . 1,
U.Snapp. It is the genuino article ' HcriI)tio" o Bohemia Nugget i
Mrs. Snapp having received it direct i (rou'i"K da'lv. " that tho proprietor
from her people in Ohio. Many thanks, i ",),)rociul 1,10 Itroniigo given th
paper.
The- Bohotnin Nugget and the
.-n lTiuicihco JMiiicllti for
year.
creat ! . . . .. ,i;i,t
$2.00 per! nemoinuor ur, 1. 1. bcoiimki,
: when you want dental work dono.
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