Bohemia nugget., June 30, 1899, Image 5

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JlPv ImviuiKri'ud upon IOtoiiihI mill,
to tk pli"'4' ,,l,l"'M " '"
.(uTiiiMin of July lMU ,,r
(Muinnlic mill nro hmd nt work riniiiliiu
,tr their turpliiH fat. H In xiilil tli,u
Hunter by nlnioxt 'iiiitniil work will
t,nwii lo HulilliiK wolylit, hut count
Li.nl ubt tlxt t. Wurteii. However,
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, Mng hiduHtrloiiH t tl.ii l.g nml in
Ingovi-r Om-ko.. l.,n.lH(m,UH, )r. iiuiy
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jioti itIi j
The M CCI'orlintrrtaltiinrnt.
-1 ..r it... ii m 1 11..1...... 1
Till' " I ' v w iiimi i;
ft llili city ro l tl'i'lr l ,
l l''1 :i'llrittlJii . They hnvu
nialenrrniint?in'MtM touret't n Unit lloor (
,n.l comliti't n hall nttho rololirnllon .
ffninmU. AuorrhoKlriiof fix pi woo litis
Icii profii imI, lo ciiturliiiri tli ptihllu
from .1 o'clock unlil IlioYlwtk nl night,
Another fnitmo will bo the inorry-yo. !
Imiiiil which ni'vcr fuIlH to plouno (ho '
itlic. Thu mOC Jlnkory will nUo 1
lave nn iihunilunco of plfn, ckH,
lint coirui. confection. rv. icu
cejin of every Ihivor, iind in hint every-1 CapitalintH nro Uwklm; this wny now
llniiif to ple.iHM tho Unite, nt rfimomihlo 1 1 n decidixlly interetwl tnminur mid
price. Iteinoinhor on tho celtdinttion , uacli innll hriiiKH lutterit of inquiry, with
(WtimN, von emi diiuco, uut mid enjoy j rufereiico lo cerliiin ininci mid the pur
jroursclf. jchiHe thcroof.
SoSiterhil School Tax j ,,f ""' '"'"t Importmit miniiiK
UH Kninrdny nfiernwn nt 2 o'clock ,1'hIh hiloryW the Ilohoinin
wiKllii-apjiolnted time for the votem of j01""!"1 wiih coiiMiiiimted in roillnnd hint
(V)lt(!i' Grovo precinct to volco their I wt?k. 'i'uurdny. The fumoiiH stunick
opinion nn to tho dvlfiihlllty of levying U'ronp who purchaHwl by New York
nnflklciit tnx totfuthor with chiol tnx I ittnlit nt h con of $W,(XX). ir 1 II
to rnu an 8 montliH !choil. Uiton tlie , HinKhmu, the representative of the New
mtvlniB bcinif cullwl to order, con- Vork purlieu it already on tho fe'roiiud
HJcralthMllKCUHHlon wn current h to mid nmkiii(? picparatloim to piiHh the
the Miiunnt that nIioiiM ho proponed, work thin euon : Souiethinn over 400
trtnltniB Inamollon Mu mode mid torn, of cencentnitoH will Iw inimediulely
cWNledtlmt mi 8 mill tux Ihj levied,
Themotl.-n wan put to tho Iioiimi nnd
rrtiilteil in lti votex for mid M nKniuitt
the profiled levy.
I homuv. I'lre.
Ai iiivutlotiud III Innt week Ni'W't
tlielmiiilMmie residence of Mr. 1. 1.
Divls of Iirane, wiih hnrnifl to tho
(round on TuuMilny, .funo 20. Thu flru
r -
iiinimoKisI to hnve orluimitwl hv u de-'
M inn tmi iotln Hint. Thu run!-!
ilrnrc coHt fL',0(H). An iiiHiirmicu of
l,000 wiih on tho huililiii . Nearly nil
the furniture nnd provision, nlio 11 jjoM
H(rli Imrnol with it. It Ik iinilcriitool
that Mr. Dnvl will commence the
rnrlloitofu new roxideuco in thu near
future,
Committed.
Tim friend of Mm CJ Dul.iifMiH of
thu City wilt hu iminod to lourn that .
lierulllicttoti Iuih ut lunt iluvulope.1 Into
iiMinity. Uit Saturihy mornintr,
ifihcnir Wlthern took thu iiiifortuuate
I l-i'lr Hccompmiied by her huitlHind
, ,
)J'
Kii)rctiu where hIiu wiih exnmined
tmvhrul oxmuinerri nnd coinniltted
to
j lliensyluin for trcatincnt.
Hurvctilnfj Pitvtif.
Col. Itritt, tho well known Southern
r.iclllc timber Imid iiiHpector, and by
thu way ouu of thu bent of fellowH, ar
med hero Inut week with n Hiirveyinif
pirty, mid loft Saturday for the
tnoiintniucoiiHiliritrict, with tho vlow of
putting in Hovernl weeks of mirvoying
i furthuSoutliorn Pacific.
Jlohcmla Ptumenuorn.
Thu followinir tmHHongurfl left for tin
Hohetnin cam pa hint Monday morning
put on tho Perkins HtHgo nnd purt by
privnto conveynncu from thn FaHhion
"tables: Juines M. Hart, Jack Lowto,
Jim Hnrt, sr., Juck Hart, Jim Vhite,
oh Phillips.
Will Celebrate
Thj Ilohcmiu hoynnro looking forward
to n wny up celebration on tho Fourth
nt Fulrview. LiirguquiuititiuH of supplies
too numerous, and nilBCullcanoua to
mention hnvo l)eun sunt in, and no
doubt the boys will do tho thing nbcut
f'Bht. Horo's looking ut yo, boys.
Who Specimen.
Bohemia Sharp tho well known minor
nd prosjiector wuh in town last Wednes
day nnd brought with him n fluo speci
men oro known im tho Fluro Spar,
which weighod38 pounds. Mr Sharp
8ent tho specimen to Professor Thos.
Condon of tho U of O, Uugono.
CUlctcl.
Tho now barber sliop of Ostrnndor
1Jros is about comnletod. and Mr
Oatrnndor oxpects to movo fnto thu
""no tho lust of this week. Geo
Anderson did tho finishing work aijd it
prosonta u yory noat appourunco.
Horn
Tothowlfo of Frank Kfng, In, this
city. Juno 28, 18im; a daughter.
ilfi M'lIU,
Ill
a
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Ml I III Ivim ninn
s.
NVwHlinn rmiehed thin city Hint nm
"Mil Hwrliur of Jioiitmin Imvo iniiilt' n
iK nun, flrikliiit ore Unit riiim ii
mm , ll(0 ,0 T mij w
.,,, ,, , jf Bur,,1t wih
i:mii i,u ,i.cii w ill, ihu nukiiil ..y0.
'I Im Ilt'luim iiilno owned liy cnniiiKfi
lWm 11ml un.l Hrtn,oitu which IiuhimuhcI
1 ..1 1 ii
11.. uiiw in iiiviirai.u) i.'oiiiiiitjin unions
"lit"'" thu punt few moiitliH, in !lliuliinK
lilirhor In the .Nlimiilioii of ow mom :iml
mlnem nllko. ami pi-onilneM grunt thinH.
Jmiiii-h Hcnr. whono mining pr criy,
InyHehwu to thu famous llulciin. Iuih
"truck fimt milling oro which prumiHu
townwl Umt of this Jlelenn.
ximtr mo all excitfiiicnt mid thix
Kourtli of July willlwu liHjiy onu for
thuin, iih tho tinnr now euuiii to m nt
hum! whim thuy will luulixu their
fonilcdt dromiiN
nnippo.1 to ineHi.ieiieriin.iconi.i
Mr I'erry Kruiik Hunior member of the
11 nn of I' Frank A .Sou, proprietor.) of
the well known racket Htoru of Kiicno,
wihii welcome visitor at the Nugget
oillco Wtilnowlay. Mr'Khink ia one of
tho bent preserved men of bin yearn in
l,;ini) county, n thoioiiL'h hiiHiiicMri mnu,
"d u moil agreeable companion .
Klan at cost nt Frank Ciooduian'H.
C H V enver who inaken n fpeciulty of
writiui; up the Kuvernl (owiih ia in thu
city and will tonne a nouvcnir in book
foun of CottKO Grovo thu comin( week.
W. U. Urillin cumu up Tuesday
afternoon.
I) II llumuiiway to enlnrKiiiB bin black
smith Hhop by building mi addition on
thueaHt nide.
Uf ,, r. Holier o' Florence,
spent
Ht Sunday in Culture drove.
. VnlIV ruM.lence to receivim: n new
,., ,lf ,.i.
I Champion mowero, hny rnken and
'tiiiil,.luiktir wauuiiH ut Guifkin &
Chauiiiou mow
Studubaker wagu
Vkatoii .
Miss Mitiulu Rico returned from Ku
gunu Tuerdiy .
Thu place to buy your ico croam on
tho Fourth is ut Frank Goodman's con-fectionery.s-lore.
A present t.i all good boys nnd girls.
Cnllon Uuinming & Solir midget freo
llngri.
A large xupply of Fourth of July
giMHlsntCiiiiimingA Sohra, Flags, tiro
csackurs and bunting, freBh supply of
candies, nuts, bnnanas, lemons and
oranges.
NEW CITIZEN EXAMINED.
a L-PPti.wittcd fellow, despite his
ceneral icuorance, was brought
An.., in tlif miirt house ttt Cleve
the lichts of
citizenship.
"Mnme thecanital of thenation,
said the iudce. The applicant
scratched his head.
"I can't just place Jt, judge,
he said; "but you'll name over a
few of the towns and I'll tell you
...t.n rnii trike it."
"Is it Chicago?" queried the
"JNO.
"It is St. Louis?"
"No."
"Is it Indiana?"
"No."
"Is it Arizona?"
"No."
"Is it Washington?"
The candidate looked puzzled.
He hesitated.
..ci., s.uicrf. he slowly re-
..,i..T jfiiii.t oin't th' Place it's a
dum close shot!"
He got his papers.
I'iiiii
operfy
AH Alont You.
Dr. Hmipp visited lingcne Thursday.
I. W. I'otrio of Loranu was in town
Friday,
Mtos Lottie Veutcb visited nl Hagliiiiw
Huiidny.
Hob Martin cumu down from Uohemia
Tiiomlny.
Mlxs Dora Vontch visited ut Creswell
Monday.
N. A. Kostur of Lornno wus in tlio city
bint Friday.
Hoit Nunn is lit from tho llohemin to
spend thu Fourth.
Albert White camo down from I5o
In lulu Friday.
U. W. Veatcli nnd wife left Wednes
day for llohemin.
I.. P. Phillips was in Creswell Tues
day on business.
Hon I vnii McQueen cumu over from
Ijrnne Wednesday. '
Sheriff Withers wits up on official
iMiHinciis last I-riday.
Mrs Clarn Welst of Puginnw is visit
ing her mother Mrs Carper.
Mrs Magludry cmnc up from Saginnw
Wednesday returning TliurH.luy.
I. II. Ventch nnd wife went to Cres
well Mondny 10 visit relatives.
HherifT Witliers was in the city last
Fridny on official business.
MlHsOlivoWillard left Thursday last
for Poitlund to spend the summer.
I). It. Murray, tiie well known min
ing mini was up from F.ugciio Saturday.
Mr..!. liurnett of Drain is visiting
witli his many friends in this city this
week.
Attorney J IC Young was in Eugene
Monday nt the opening of the circuit
court.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Veatcli returned
from 11 week's visit nt Corvallis last
Sunday.
fleorge McQueen is erctimr n new
residence on bis lot in the McFnrlnnd
nddition.
Quite a number of Groveites nttnnded
the Methodist enmp meeting nt Sagi
nnw, Sunday.
Miss Flossie Lock wood came over
from Lorimp Riiiurdny nndi the guest
of Mrs Dr Petrie.
Wm Rensbaw of Eugene wns looking
nfter his bnciness interests hero last
Friday nnd Saturday.
Dave Allison nnd wife left for thnir
homo at Rofeburt: nfter n pleasant visit
with relatives nnd friends.
Miss Mnmio Hnrt returned to the
Grove Monday nfter a pleasant visit
with Mrs Geo Thompson of Roynl.
Rev. Robt. Copplo enmo up from Eo
cene Tuesdoy enroutc to Hebron where
he intends lioldini: arevivnl meeting.
Wm. Renshnw of Eugene proprietor
of tho Miners Exciinnge saloon wns n
visitorto Cottage Grovo Inst Fridny and
Saturday.
Attorney nnd Mrs. N. E. Markley of
F.uiteno, were tne guests of Mr.
Mnrkley's parents in this city this
week.
Mr nnd Mrs W II Abrnms of Eugene
arrived hero last Wednesday nnd visited
until Friday morning witli their
daughter Mrs C J Howard .
J W Allen, of Madison, South Dnkotn,
secretnry of tho western branch of tho
Scrnnton, Pennsylvania correspondence
school, with hendqunrtcrs nt Minno
onolis, Minn., was a callernt tho Nugget
ohlco Mondny.
GLASS c
BROS.
PROPRIETORS OF
Cote Grove
i)
We are now prepared to furnish
all kinds of Brackets, Mouldings,
Cornice, Sash and Doors, Door and
Window frames, Screen Doors,
Windows, Pickets, etc.
Woodwork of all kinds made and
repaired. We will also work Floor
ing. Rustic. Siding, Ceiling, or
a '
size Studding, etc.
PRICES REASONABLE
SHOP NEAR S. P. DEPOT
New Firm
-Gumming & Sehtv-
We are now fairty 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
lic patronage. All of our goods
will be of the very finest on the
market and will be sold at the very
lowest living prices.
GUMMING & SEMR.
C. M. Hendkkbr,
I
E. J.
The Fashion Stables.
G. M- Heiderer 3LGo. Prop.
J
Reasonadle Frices
First-Ckss Turnouts, Double , or Single.
Cottage Grove, Oregon.
Shoe
Economy la not
linylnir Shoddy
Shoes.
We now have a Fl'I.I. I
STOCK oflhe J
BEST
A New t....i... imm I
Dry Ooods
and
I J.rocerlts.
Ilfinrnvray
I mul .
I Hurkliolilor. j
V y
F. B. PHILLIPS
DEALER JN
HEAVY and SHELF
-0-
Stoves and Tinware: Hardware
Sundries; Carpenters Tools; Gar
den Tosls, and Miuer's Supplies.
The Best Line of
Agriculture Implements in the
City, Including the Celebrated
Stoughton Wagon:
Mccormick binders and
MOWERS, GARDEN CITY
PLOWS, Etc. Headquarters for
Plumbing, Tin and Sheet Iron
work.
F. B. PHILLIPS.
Patterson,
J. A. Fkybr.
Proprietors of the Bohemia $
and w '
til . j 1 r. T :
uiacK Dime oiagc iuies.
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.
I wnB seriously nfllioted with a cough
forsovcrnl yearn, nnd Inst fnll hnd a
more severe cough tlinn ever before. I
hnve used runny remedies without re
ceiving much relief, and being rocom
mnnded to try n bottle of Chamberlain's
Cough remedy, by a friend, who, know
ing me to bo n poor widow, gave it to me,
I tried it, nnd with tho most gratifying
results. The first bottlo relieved mo
very much nnd tho second bottlo ab
solutely cured me. I have not had as
good health for twenty years. Respect
fully, Mns. Mary A. Bkard, Claremore,
Ark. Sold by Benson Drug Co., Cottage
Grovo, Joe Lyons D.nin Druggist.
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WLn can think
ot eome elrapls
thing to patent?
Protect vnur Mmji i thnv m&v brlnor you wraith.
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neys. Washington, D. O., for tbelr (1,800 prlie oSet
and new Ibt or one thousand Invention! wanted.