BOHEMIA NUGGET.
C. J. HOWARD EDITOR. Ti,e Council Does Some Good Work
Kntewi t the iKwtomco i cMmre roc iii Special Meeting Assembled.
OrCKmi m Second Vlt Mali mntter.
Larch!
LURCHI
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ks to tbe Public for your liberal patronage tlnrliiR tliowlnlcr season.
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. . .. ni...u.H . iJ9tM...HiHvviMhKti.oUv oo.moii We are now giving the
Hn1.h Price. lnn.Hni.cr. I -
.ivnrti-n.B lmaa of jewiem! Interest as follows:
iipiirHilnn. I Itjfveles were prohibited running
iion t ho walks between the tlepot and
j west corner of Dr Wall's rv&idonee on
Main and Wall street, also from Bo
hemia Xufftvl oltke to A I" Johnson's
Friday, Junk 23 1S99.
Bohemia Niienet agrees with the pnoterty on Main and Itiver streets
West when that esteemed paper A standing order excluding bicycles
I .!. .1.1., ..f U'mII ulK,t ili.rii...
in its remarks w th reference to ,
.. , . . w r the months of June, July and Angus
railroads gaming nym . w-8 iswULHl
through property, say ttiat ine An ordinance iwssed second reading
right of way for a railroad through establishing tho grade and grading from
a ranch means not only the giving thedepot to Fourth street and Fourth to
up of the land, but often endless in-; Kansas.
.... Till! Ml
convenience to the owner, and this
In SILKS, SERGE, and BROCADE DRESS SKIRTS
Tho recorder was authorixeri to draft
oH(irinnmi fit flirt 1 1 rt 1 1 f 1 1 t( fuin It Mil
should be taken into consideration WM Blnjet( an(, for B0(Ml8nijxlllg tie
in fixing the value ot property, as ssine wjtj, crushed rock.
Tho ordinance regulating the date of
regular meetings of the city council
was amended establishing tho lirst
Monday instead of the second Tuesday
of each month as tho regular meeting
night.
well as the benefits to be derived
from the mills and railroads. The
Nugget is not in favor of giving
the railroad anything, and as a rule
the railroad is willing to pay a fair
price, but not willing to pay a price
for right of way that cannot be
realized upon the property perhaps
iu ten years after the railroad is j
built. The building of a railroad
always stimulates 'the price of farm M
property. It makes the county;
and in the case of the proposed
Booth-Kelly -Company Mohawk
railroad, it will clean up the brush
and timber land and make the
property valuable. When you con
sider the right of way without
prejudice, it is fair to presume thct
the increase iu tbe value of the
property through which right of
way is given, and the general im
provement in a commercial sense of
the community, wih more
than offset the inconvenience
occasioned by the granting of" a
right of way. Iind is not so
valuable in Lane county that the
most of us cannot give a few of the
broad acres, that a railroad may be
built, which in the end will in
crease the value of our land posses
sions ioo per cent. The salvation
of Florence lies in the possibility
that she may in time be connected
with the Willamette valley by rail
road, thus tapping the valley and
per chance, Eastern Oregon, mak
ing the Siuslaw river the comercial
exit and entrance for a large
acreage of Oregon. To do this first,
upon application by a syndicate, a
right of way must be granted, and
no corporation is going to give ex
cessive prices for right of way
through a county, through which
they cannot figure upon running
expenses for at least a number of
years, after the completion of the
road.
"Cattle and sheep cn the hoof
are bringing higher prices now,
says the Baker City Republican,
with very few fat stock to ship. Mr.
William Pollman said recently,
'-'Cattle are high now, steers
bringing $4 to $4.50 and cows
S3. 50 to $4. ,A11 the fat stock have
been shipped and only a few head
are being fed for the home market.
Sheep are high and no fat stock
are left for shipment. Shipments
are now being made from The
Dalles and that terrritory. A large
train load of sheep from there went
through Baker City recently for the
Chicago market."
Chas. H. Chapman, ex-president
of the University of Oregon has de
parted for pastures new, leaving
Eugene with few if any friends to
bid him good-bye, good-luck and
well wishes. Mr. Chapman was a
man spoiled by education. He had
the education 'tis true, but conceit,
arrogance and, it ii alleged, deceit
had him. Here the bubble bursted,
and he can now start over again.
Professor T. M. Martin one of
the oldest and best known teachers
of this county, died at his home
south of Florence last week. For
a uumber of years Mr. Martin had
led a somewhat retired life at his
country home, but for all of that he
was not forgotten by hundreds who
had through his many years of edu
catioual work come in contact with
him, and his many friends for
many miles flocked to his funeral to
mourn the loss of a noble, generous
companion. Professor Martin while
a man of rare education, was a man
who bent toward, and gathered to
him, the common people." He
walked in the humbler walks of life,
not that his ability was not such as
would have secured him attention
and prominence in higher walks,
but that he was an admirer ot
nature, of symplicity, of truthful
ness. He was ever a true friend
to the struggling student who
longed for learning, and few are
those who were under him in the
school room who have not retained
an affectionate thought for him.
Bicyclists should use a little more
care in crossing the bridge in this
city. Many of them speed through
at a break-neck pace, and some
day they will collide with a foot
passenger and one or both will re
ceive serious damage; and in such
cases the unfortunate thing about
it is that the n ckless wheelman al
ways gets the least hurt.
LURCH!
Our Spring Stock will aon be rendv nud
open to your inspection.
Absolutely 110 misrepresentation of goods
LURCH!
A report reached the Nugget
office at press hour last night that
.1. ?J r r . 1 -
me residence 01 ait. uavis ar. l,ox
ane had been" burned. It was a
nice home and the loss is a heavy
one.
A maiden, fair, with sun-kissed hair
came tripping down the streot: with
face serene her age sixteen gee whiz!
but she was sweet! On a banana peel
sleek she came down with a jolt that
shook her curls; but the words that she
used must be excused, for she'sone Of
our nicest girls, Tho naughty young
chap who saw the mishap and smiled
with fiendish delight, will regret the
same when hefinds his name is "Pants'
next Saturday night. Ex.
A $20,000 fight has been arranged be
tween Bob Fitz-dmmons, tho defea'ed
champion and "Kid" McCoy, for the
middle weight championship of the
world.
A years subscription to the American
Home-maker, given witheaoh cash-in-advance
subscription, at f 1.C0, to Bo
hemia Nugget.
3 kinds of ice cream at M 0 0 Bakery
Saturday and Sunday.
1. A. Jewis, boot and shoo repair
siiop. irst class work, low prices
Opposite Sherwood Ilotelr
For tho next 30 days Boyd will givo
one l'iioto button with each dozen
photographs.
Ohittem bark and Oregon grapo root
uougnt at liiirch'H
Tho Bohemia Nugget and tho great
ban 1'raneisco Bulletin for 2.nn r.i-
year
In Brier.
Davidson does good watch work.
Get your ribbon at Miss lloinrich.
Lane county circuit court con
venes June 26
I,on Vancy's toam ran away Tuesday
morning.
For nnalitv and cheapness in fresh
meats go to tho Central meat market.
Notice Hemonway A llnrkholder'a
ad. Shoes, shoos, Hhoos.
If you want glasses fitted to your oyos
go to Davidson the Jeweler.
Fresh candies ovory day, made from
pure sugar at the Tailor shop
We sell good goods at good prices for
our customers, Central .Meat .Market.
If you want a wagon con e and look at
the Stuughton before bi.yine. F. II.
Phillips.
Some excellent woik is 1 eing ('one on
the road between this city and Latham
also on the other side of IjUliani.
F. It. Phillips lias his sample Mr-
Cormiek binder, mower, ami rake on
exhibition. Go md ! k at llieui.
The Jump-otr.Joe mine has made n
very satisiactory cleanup aim closed
do .vn for the prason.
Mrs. .T. S. Medley wishes tocnll jVotir
attention to her choice and well selected
ine of millinery goods.
Tiie most stylish hats at the 1110-t
reasonable prices at Miss lloinrich.
Itcmemlter that Mrs. Medley is in the
millinery business, that she has 11 choice
i lie of goods. Call and see her.
Buy your spring and summorhatH of
Miss Meinzer, the well known and
)opular milliner.
For vourSpring ami summer huts go
1) Mis Moiii7.er, at the old plioto
raph building a fine lino.
Indies ready made dread akirtfc just
received.
K akin Sc Bin bto w .
dimming Sc Sclir have made arrange
ments to receive n weekly shipment of
very choice creamery butter.
Shillings Bost teas, codec, spices,
flavoring extracts and baking powder,
at Ciitnuiing and Sulir's.
Miss Meinzer will haven choice line of
new sailor lints on early iu the week.
Suits! Suits!! Tailor made units!!!
Up to date in every respect, from $15 up.
Call and see samples.
Gko. Boiilman.
Miss Annie Iloiniich the milliner
hasu choice lino in latest styles. Call
and see thorn.
If you want tho latost stylos in hats
and millinery goods at lowest prices call
on Mies Annie Heinrich.
A movemont is on foot at Eugene
through the efforts of tho Women's Re
publican Patriotic League to erect a
fountain to the memory of tho Lano
county boys who died in tho service of
their country.
The Northern Pacific havo recently
established an agency in our city witli
Mr. James Hemonway as agent. Cal
on or writo him in regard to ticketa to
all Eastern points.
Tho firm of Harlow .t Stocks, of the
Gold Mining and Milling Company are
talking of putting in a machine to re
duce consentrates thus lessoning freight
rates.
OMR SPRta iNES
Arc Now Open for Inspection!
We are OlFcring Some
Bargains in the Following:
Men's Heavy Shoes
$t.35 li$4-25 '
Boy's Shoes
$i.2S to 2 35.
Men's Fine Shoes
$i.5 $3-7 S-
Men's lints
50 cts to $3.00.
These aro the days wherein (ho
tho chittcm bark peeler preambiilnteth
himself into the fastness of Oregon
climate, pulleth off his coat and pro
ceeded to yank off great strips of little
early nsors, and solleth tho same to the
compounder of vile stuff, who laughotli
with great delight wlion he compoundeth
a qoncoction that causeth a man to cravo
rancisco Bulletin for $2.00 pgr quinine to tako tho taste out of his
moutii or words to that effect,
We have a Full Line of Ladles' Shirt Waists In all
Colors.
We also have Outing Flannels, Shirting, D ess Linings,
Shirt Waist Sets, Ladies' Ncckwa c, etc.
ISTgav York Rackcl; Store.
E. WALL & WHIPPLE.
iCETRMi WcX MARKETS
jWcfaHand Company-:
COTTAGE GROVE ... OREGON
UP-TO-DATE MARKET
Uecf, Mutton, Pork, Veal Smoked Hams, Hncon, Ktc
Call a ml Sre Cn Mc.l'urlmiil Co V Will Trent Ytm Itlyltt
BENSON DRUG COMPANY!
a. 11. r. .
A Complete and Well Seh ctiil Line of the...
Best Drugs in
the Market
Kept Constantly in Stock.
2STew TiJLeoi'TTOssos just in
Hciunn Drug Company. Cnltagr prove. Ore.
James Hemenway
DF.ALKIt IN
Real Estate and Mining- Property.
Kcprcicnti
Fire, Life and Accident Insurance Companies.
NOTAKY rUBLIC .... Strict Attention paiil to Collectioni
Office opposite Sherwood Hotel.
TIIE RAIN DOPS.
Did yon ever consider the cfTect of the rain drops on Mother Barth
and her vegetation? As they descend from the clouds they nrc charged
with the gasses of the air. Thus they carry life's own energy to tlic
soil and all vegetation. Radains' Microbe Killer, n combination f 's
infecting gasses and warer, has the same eflect upon the human body,
that the raiu drops hnve upon the soil and vegetation. Call of send for
pamphlet.
A. p. Howard, Ag't,
Uesidciice with J. K. Barrett. Cottage Grove, Oregon,
lSALKOUTHAI)!.:. , J(Wl
! flcrlptlon list of tho Bohoiniu Ntiget i
100 acres of land, with good house, ; growing dally, and that tho proprietor
barn, etc; two streams of running water! appreciate tho patronago given l'19
on tho place; an excellent stock ranch j paper.
In a good community. Ono of tho best '
county schools within miles; etir-i """""
lounded by some of tho beat farmes in j Komombnr Dr. 1. L. Scofl.dd, Dentist
Lano county. Will trade for Cottage ! whon you want dental work dono.
Grovo resident proporty; improved ori .
unimproved, IiKiuiio at thin ntim ! ,.