BOHEMIA NUGGET, g
C. J. HOWARD EDITOR.
Kntorci nl tho (HMtonire nt CottRtto Untvc,
Oregon at Scooml CIhm hihII mutter.
Subscription price. SI. 00, In niltnnrr.
Atvx-tllii(t rnten
application.
lumtn kiunrii uptm
Friday, Jun 301899.
State
Gncampment
Lurch!
lurch:
Lurch!
.Thanks to the Public for your liberal patronage during the winter scn.ton.'-
We are now giving the
riiu A H suite oiirniiiptiioiit while
1 in fussiou nt Me.Minnville lust week
' transacted the followinc biisiiietu.
mJB
j Olliccra elected: council of adniinis- t
SllZ JS'JlJrtZLIln SILKS, SERGE, and BROCADE DRESS SKllirs
.1 .1 lent; U F I'iko, Wasco; J A Itirlingatne,
interested in the ' . . .,1 1.- 1. 1
If you are in
building and stead
lUWH, UCIUH1C IIKL'IUICU 111 Ult
success and growth of your local ( Delegates to national encampment, A
paper
become
vttiftltniff n rrrrA nnlprnricinfr nnnpr
and unless the citizens m the town 111 . , 't .,,,.,.,
which it exists are enterprising Tlieiitnoiint expended for relief during
enough to support it. Your local pa- the year is Jois.'-M una by the onions
iwricvniirfnmn'c nrlvprticiiicr tilf- I K eliof Corns. $1?0).92.
o j ...uiirii 1 l a n miiiviiiii vii..iiiriiiuf , .
r. A town cannot prosper and V Franco, Oregon City; A V (.lard
me known to any great extent broad, Grant ; A C Sloan, Portland,
autagood enterprising paper1 Tho adjutant general's report shows
.. ... ... . '52 nosts in tho department, with a
LURCH!
Our Spring Stock will "oou be rcntly and
open to your inspection.
Absolutely no iiiiTeprc.scntntioii ofjoods
LURCH!
IH Qvict.
per is vour town's advertisiiur me
dium. Support it. Strengthen it by
K eliof Corps', fr..92
Besolntlons in protest of
reduction of tho annual state
the
np-
Davidson does good watch work.
rs,. riliU,n 01 Mtu llniiirifli.
. w - 1 . : 1 .1... 1 .... . . 1 vv. j "in i.uw.i ... if o -
..... , .. 'reiiiicuuu 01 inu milium cimu I
your patronage, that it may make its , pn,Iirintion wure anbmittetl ami atlopttNl For quality ami cheapness in fresh
visit 10 lis natrons ana loreitrn ..1 .. ,..1. 1:.... .1... imuii . in tim i'.ntiii hiihii mnrKct.
l a"" ! il I VCUi U 1 1 U 1 1 UUIlllllVlllllll illU 1 f" ... .
readers, each week, in an improved etlieient administration of tho t-oldicrs Notice Ilonienwnv it Burkholder'
condition over that of the previous ' home. ad. Shoes, shoes, shoe.
week, thereby substantiating the GAR Chicle. If you want glares fitted to your cye
fac t that the town is pushing ahead. At McMinnville June 20th a depart- go to Davidson the Jeweler.
Your paper cannot improve unless nu'"t of tnB k'tues of thetmind Army ! ro.-h cmidios everyday, 1111100 Irotn
. . 'of the renublic was formed bv Mrs nnru dinar nt thoTiiilor tihoit
Wo sell good goods nt good pnreti for
our customers, Central JIe.it .Market.
The
. . . Agnes Winslow of Chicago national
aiwuj luipuvcmcuiuiinc 13 president, and Mrs Mora Davey of
men of the town," are cn-j of tho G Alt now number eight circled
business
terprising and of the push-ahead sort,
and that the town is going sky-
rd.
It is Htdd that Witiconsin turned out
10,000,000 pounds of chew anniiBlly.
If vou want a wagon eeuie mid look at
the StoiiL'liton before biivintr. 1. It.
O C. Taylor recently returned
from a trip to Texas, has been ad
vertised by the Junction City
Bulletin as a principal in a proposed
bullfight to be added to the Fourth
of July features ot that city. Mr.
and denounces the-Bulletin in the i correspondent
Guard We don't blame him and
we would feel very much like
sweeping out the Bulletin office
with the "funny" editor if we were
Mr. Taylor. About as dirty an in
sult as can be thrust at one is to
liken one to a Spaniard.
in the state having just formed one nt
McMinnville with 20 charter members
The otlicera of ft lift ilpimrlmnnt nf Orn.
gon who were elected and installed are: I Piullii-m
Mrs Amy Livingston of Albany, prosi- The Perkins Iioliomin taee took 18
dent; Mrs Elizabeth Wand of Salem, paw-engcre up and fix Imek laxt week.
ccinui iitc iiresiuriii: .iirs Jennie i i .1.: ti. ...
i , it ... ., I rvT " Kim iiiuvniiie une io
ruii ui iiiuany, junior vice presuieni; iGnirns A Veucii
-w v. ! ir until j 4 .IliiWIli; l . . . . . .... . . . . .
treasurer; Mrs Addie HetiHtis of Port- L, . V ,'. ! 1 " . 1 . '
vuriniuK uintier, moner, aim thku on
land, chaplain; Mrs Florence Quimby
of Albany, secretary; Mrs Lizzie
Woodiu of Portland, national prees
u 1 1 I u
Eugene is having quite a time (given to Shields school house and 3rd For your Spring and inimmer hatu go
i im ... I C.h.Im.. 9 . . c ..-1 1 1 I ii Mta.1 MlllMTiir tit tin. it.l
&JUIUI.1J o F. in. iu OUilTH PC1IOOI llOUSe. ( "-IJ ....v., u. .nu win jiiiiiiu
voting for a
the go-cart on the Fourth. -A
system of buying tickets to be voted
to ride in Sunday 3 p. tn. to Sears nchool house. 10 M,8B Muiiuer, nt the
,ourtb A Junior C K nt 3 p. m.; Y PS C E at 7 SRIPh btiilding-n fine line.
c I t "HlllJ IIIUVlllJ UliU
for your choice at 5 cents each has social is .held at some members home
been instituted and something like
1800 tickets have been purchased
and voted. This will swell the
celebration fund several dollars but
it isn't apt to place the prettiest girl
nor the best girl nor the most
popular girl in the "goddess" seat.
It is apt to be a question of how
much money the old daddie will
put up for tickets.
Anyone who wishes for an educa
tion in current literature can be
gratified by reading the local and
telegraphic columns of the Orego
nian "ffonf day to day. If one
wishes lor literary enlightenment
a close following of the Home Study
Circle of that excellent paper will
bring about the desired result. The
Oregonian is a news and thought
gatherer a high grade school with
in itself.
When you notice a man digging
in the garden very slowly, stopping
often to rest and cussin occasion
ally, it's safe to say his wife has
got him to work, but if he be
digging like a good fellow never
stopping to rest and whistling
popular air,
bait, Ex.
he's after worms for
Admiral Dewey professes aston
ishment at the preparations now
under way for his reception. The
brave old sailor don't seem to know
just how big a man he is
body had the same amount
modesty as displayed by the hero
of Manila, this would be a modest
world indeed. .
CHURCH NOTICES.
exhibition. Go and look nt them.
Mrs. J. S. Mcdlev wishes tocall vour
attention to her choice and well he lee ted
line of millinery goods
The most stvlish lists at thu'iiiot
reasonable prices at Mis lluiurich.
C P CHURCH. , lfi.',n,lw.r fl.rit Mr -U.-ll,... t- !,. !.
n t . - n . . I
iteguiar services eacn Jsaouatn. bun- m hierv business, that she has a ehoii-..
1 1 tn . .1.. . . '
.-"" iu a. in.; pr -RcmnK eacn nie of l'ikm s. Cu 1 anil hii ivr.
aunoay at II a rn. and 8 p. m. except .. vnnr Hnpin ,, ,.,,. .
th 9ll wllipll t-JII lu r. it tin in lw. I "... 1 T .
., , " J"e3 Jiemzer, ine wen Known and
rrovnience cnurcn near star on Kow no.lu,ar lni.ilIPr.
r.t.a, C. . O UI 1...
t.ivi. i iic. jiiiiuat ui j ii. in
m.; pntyer nieetinc Wednesdav 8 n.
ni.; the monthly business meeting and
Ladies ready
received.
Monday 8 p.m. after the 1st Sunday.
The Ladies Aid Society meets eacli
Tuesday at 1 p. m. to work, at some
friends or member's home. Your
presence solicited at ench church Her
vice. Strangers made welcome. Come.
W. V. McGee, Pastor,
sr. r.." ciiuitcit.
Hereafter the serviess at the Metho
dist Episcopal church will be as fol
lows: Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Preaching every 1st. 2nd and 3rd Sun
days at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Ep
worth League at 6:30 p. tn. Pravcr
meetingevery Thursday eveninc at 7:30.
Let us hear the Gospel "it is the power
of God." Stranirers and friends are
made welcome to all meetings.
M. 0. Brink, Pastor.
CATHOLIC CHURCH.
Services at the Catholic church will
henceforth take place each third Sun
day in every month.
Rev. L Przybylski.
Adminstrator's Notice.
?."lcLlg e,rebJ' 8-.T-n that the tinderslfmeil
S?f duy ttppolnted by the County Court
2lkine ,Coun-'. OffKon, a1inln!trator of the
estate of Jame I Hunt, deceaeed. All fienons
rv.!,1f,ms,lsalul 801(1 etate are .hereby
152 i,1iSdi,,,rent Sesame to me propcily
itM:,l' hy '.w fe'iu're1-, at Wtldwood, Ore:,
n? ?i8loim?!?th"J'ih0da,e hereof. '
Dated this tho SOth day of June, 1809.
dc"ceawd!tratr ' th C8tate of esTll'unt,
ICE I
Ice by the pound or ton . Under 200
pounds lcents per pound, 200 or over
1 cent per pound, at M C C Bakery.
TO TRADE.
I wish to trade painting for lumber
hatllimr. from Snr-;
It every Also will do painting for shingles. Call
oi I "'-op next to Miller's cigar store.
B ; L. PlCKAKD.
i im
The Fourth of Julv
, t -- V Villi
and up. Head them .
made dross skirtfc just
EAKIN & liltlhTOW.
Miss Mcinzor will haven choice line of
new sailor hats on early in the week.
Suits! Suits! I Tailor made suits!!!
Up to date in evcrv respect, from $15 up.
Call and see samples.
Gko. Boh LSI an.
Miss Annie Heinrich tho milliner
hasa choice line in latest styles. Call
and see them.
"The Champion" the best mower on
earth . For sale by Griffin it Vuatch.
If you want the lntost styles in hats
nnd millinery goods at lowest prices call
on Miss Annie Heinrich.
The'Northern Pacific have recently
established an agency in our eity with
Mr. James Ilemenwny as agent. Cal
on or write him in regard to tickets to
all Eastern points.
3 kinds of ice cream at M C C Bakery
Saturday and Sunday.
T. A. Lewis, boot nnd shoo repair
shop. First ch.ee work, low prices.
Opposite Sherwood Hotel.
Cabinet photos at Boyd's gallery
$2.00 per dozen.
Chittcm bark and Oregon grapo root
bought at Lurch'H
Bargains in lawns, organdies, ging
hams, etc.. for summer dreases at Eakin
& Brihtow.
Buy your shoo dressing of Eakin &
xiuiBTow. nicy Jiavo tho kind
want.
OUR SPRVjlG liWES
Arc Now Open for Inspection!
We arc Ottering Some
Bargains in the Following!
Men's Heavy Shoes
$t35 t )M-25-
Hoy's Shoes
$1.25 to a 35.
Men's Kiue Shoci
$1.50 to f.V75.
Men's Hats
,50 cts to $3.00.
We have a Full Line of Ladies' Shirt Waists in all!
Colors. I
1
We also have Outing Flannels, Shirting, D ess Linines.
isnirt waisi dels, JL,acnes' Wcckwa c, etc.
jSTew York IRncvel; Store.
E. WALL & WHIPPLE.
:CElTRBAi MEAT KET
and Company:
COTTAGE GROVE - - - OREGON
AN UP-TO-DATE MARKET
Hecf, Mutton, Iork, Veal Smoked Hams, Hacon, Ktc.
Call anil See L'n McFartuutl Co IV Wilt 7W v., uim
BENSON DRUG COMPANY!
H. tl. C,
A Complete and Well Selected Line of the..
Best Drugs in the Market
Kept Constantly in Stock.
jSTew Line of Trusses irist in
ii.!.... t . .
..... w 1,1m wnmpany. collage Clfovr.
Ore.
James Hemenway
DKALKIt IN
Keal Estate and Mining Property.
Kepreicnti
Fire, Life and Accident Insurance Companies.
Strict Attention paid to Colleclloni
Office opposite Sherwood Hotel.
NOTARY rUBLIO
you
Special salo on ladies ehirt waists for
tho next two weeks. Will soil them at
greatly redueed figures. Will sell
many of them at first eost.
Eaki.v & BltlHTOW.
Sailors at cost at Miss Hoinrich's. call
early. '
'"Clover Leaf binding twine, pllro
Manila, and the best tnnchino oils. Go
to GrtiPFiN' & Veatoii.
Always rcllabIc-Tt,o Wopkly OroBonlanl
THE RAIN DOPS.
Did you ever consider thi nfr.t ,r ii. ... .1 .. r...i.. x.rih
nnd her veuetntion? As t!nv ,hnA v... .1 1-.. 1- .1.... i.,t1
. , , - j '"""I jiuiii mc tiumis nicy uiu khuij
with the gasses of the air. Thus they carry life's own energy to the
sod and all vegetation. Kadams' Microbe Killer, n co.nbinntion of (lis
trecttng gasses and warer, has the same efTect upon the human body,
piinplilet1" lVC UP0" Uie SOil nml ve8ctntion Cnl1 of se,ld fof
'A. p. Howard, Ag't,
Kesidcnco with J. K. Barrett. Cottage Grove, Oregon.
roil SALE Oil TltADK , ' 1
1KAW" j Just bear In mind that tho ub-
I n..tult.. ft , . .. ... . "... A tl
, , , ; nu'ijiuon list ot 1110 JJOiiemia iiibk -
too acres 0f land, with good house, : growing daily, d that the proprictori
"' y' two 8lrea"1 f running water! appreciate tho patronage given the
on tho p ace; an excellent stock ranch ! paper.
In a good community. One of tho best;
county schools within 1 miles; aur-j "
rounded by some of tho best fanncH In ! Komomber Dr. 1. L. Scofi.dd, DentUt
J-ano county. Will trado for Cottage i when you want dentul work dono.
Orovo resident property, hnproved or! .
unimproved. Inquire nt this oflleo 1
. una oiin.0. Q,pk rtPl,wr-The Wp(). orcconian.