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About Bohemia nugget. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1899-1907 | View Entire Issue (July 7, 1899)
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I jn,.i n.r in" i Mr,.,N.i Kuim. excellent nitiHia, nml thu ,,,' Tl.o Hr-l roi..MlvviH ulm.u Ii,,1,,ati,lllof Independence, owi., t ,.n, ll " "" '" " ii'in-iirnvm oi Mr, Sutton of ,tl1 hud ill" '"t'f Hit' tlilnt. Tin. M.rittKn.-M, wiih road hy J, w ... u,,h .l.'.-liin'il h druw. Shortly linker. .Utori.uv L. T. n..i- f ..... i. ..in n( t in t r ) 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 r v thu ui.tiii ii,,,., ,i..n .... ., ...ii..i in . ii. iiuiiii" ' i"" i ' ni'l'iu mi u'nn .r jiii.'i ........ .. i ' ii'iiii ...I U' IV MrKlir 1 14 1 1 I 01 UllH CUV. lie mi... IN. l . HUH " ' ' ' id II iLI'lllll'IIIIlll nl l0lfB i .urn. r. in in to-.,,,, IO..K ,i..r.N uuu talt-ntH Ih rapidly ptnd,ng I!. Hawkins of thin oily Ih party have I.ornno Hponl tlio took took boon ...i. ,ut li'iiiMt .n:rnr 11 in .i -i Midi .Mllill 1 1 ill I rt'H'M'i. will"1! v vvifiiiiu niiii ,.,L- SNilJL'lllll'l OlIMMMUMl MM MlX'OIUlK Of . ii. uiiorm .i.u-fii iiuo ti,0 foremoHl rank npi-akiTH mid lawyers of (Jrogon. hub truly n Fourth of Imsuil upon hiiitoriciil HiH (ulilrcm July oration Mll'MUII f.r Mol'mlmiil. Ulalru .llTllll'l "r- i llnril flliiiiUT, "'"'I J," HHkiir nml Frank ;ovfiit, anl roplctu with patriotinm. At mui-iow ho toiirhed upon thu I'dilip plno Hitiiation, appaoviliK I'm prun-iil wjurwjof thn mlriiiiibtratloii. llo wa8 liHtunutl to with markuil altunllon ainl thi.o proMUiit wcri) lotul in praino of thu orator of tin- day. flBI.ll H1'0UT8. FollowiiiK i- tli Hat of tho prizuu awanle.1 and tin- w itinera thoro.jf : OfiitM hit-ytrle raco bftit two in three ('. V. Jai-knoii flrt two in threw Htraiiijht; Arfhii. l'ipor, 2il ami F. K. Slntilatii I'tnl. Li lh'n lihtyclu ra -o no untrloa. Si-hollulll Hdttil m hucoiuI M'fi'iciw. U'hun tho .I In. Hi iiiuii came tu thi i-klv. and at tho cull of ...i. I .. ..nl,. ......ii.... I... in.. - . . ...i 1-.. lli.. Miwl lnuil .iliii.li tin ii .i I. ..i i nil n. -.-- n .. . I... I. 'I'l... it . luiu ii lui'lv nun .MuFarhtntl nl. 'i-ii.'. . II. Ul lit' - " " " - - "" i.ikuik' "k'l'1 mid li'lt fwiitu't, wliti'h .fie rt-Kirui'd iii an luli'f twtlu iniiuiifr. i ,..i lu.ii.ri- lint ruiiiiii uiimcii .iiui'uriiiiiu nni iu'il rum? li imi. ni!fi''Liuin iut lti'cli-i l and thu ri'futuv rt'u'lMiTuI j F. Alluti, '.'ml ; Jim l'otli) .')nl. ...l liiin Itiilli mull i.rtinii in I Hfllk tttfi .Tim l..lfit lut fl.il... I'llll Uiiii. " ..... nivii i.ihii I i - i uuu dh , -'urti: . . . . . . . . . tr .. .... i K.tll H 'I'"' ' HIlU'rlUIIIMttOll III 1 lHIM -IIU. Ii rill iii'i run-inn tii.-iii i-a i;iiii.-ii ...in il.i n.iilillii nf Iho ri-itiiut fi. . . I In! ill. I I it I 1 1 1 - 1 H llttaVV IllflU' llll llunicru rini i-iirc'K which iiiriih iiiu .lny I. link n lit tin Mild if thu Mow hi 1 1. mini a ninpping piHUf mimjiii inree mrlii't 1'iHi-r, it wmild havo wiut hard Willi HillillT. W lu ll UM'V CXt'llHllk'nl (no. Siwg ins 2nd; F. AHon3rtl. UuiiiiiK hro.id jump Duke Knox 1st; iw. ScokkIuk "ml ; F. AHou 3rd. ftutiitin liuh jump Duko Knox lt; F. Allen 2nd. MirvrtK I'ahadk. In thu liinyolp paradf hoiiio vary pretty lriiH ami decorations wore dinplayed. Tho prill' wure awaixlod as followa; S'iua 0'ttrandnr IhI Unico liincoln 2nd: afiin Mfl arlaiid km iiiik with hiit ritchl 1 Hthtd Wouloy Snl. xln 'li w:ii I'tiiphatically bliK-lail ami j sort:. cjanterrl. Thun .Mt.Karlaii.l triu.1 . Tho tu of war contost did-not cou.o hi aft. inn uiifMtl; lliititor nm-hiiiK ir. nwin it ii alluja.l, to Al Oliurchill limiHirmlv hiiIi III- riicht. MfFarland tllH i,,.avy weight of the HoliBinia inines wuiiKaitaiii vth IiIh lull and II or tliet..A ...... ii..., :.1(iiHitrI. I I Ml I " ' " ' Ii in iiko H; It wamm ordurlv ilnv tliroiiL'hout. iincKi'ii iiitni'' tin mow un ov like a i x 'nil". i AJ. Kirl in I r.'iii-erol ho eu'luiiiuil "Stop, my tdiouldur I out of juiit. llii'iipoaklii); to lU'Ii-rrf .Niiiiii lie Mtpii-ntctJ him to dat'o IiIh IiiiihI iimlt r Iiih urui inn! throwing hi woiuht on It. clipped it. Ixiok into plaro. llo ! hjh ltd to Inn I'ornt'r ami thu roforeu ile lnrud iiif Unlit Uuuter'H. The bout I Kin to imvo lreii of, 10'rouml ilurntiuii i . ml had not (hit. accidont occurred Hume ''r,H'iit wtuild have n-on Mime prettv Nuinoroiiri Htaudx were rtupplyiuu the want' of tho palriotH, both in town and on therouuilH. At thoKrouinln the M. C. C. IJakery, Mt'ipDt, Caiuplifll ami MuCurdy had an attractive Maud and a danco platform. IffiH Sci-ii the (Jouiit)'i.yr. J Charlie litiriiH, MuFarland it CVs Moat I cutter inlerofled a Nuj-'cet iiian'lhe other Li.... i .ii: i i.iu ....... i.l........ .it ..it IlltVt 1111111 HI Ills l. A lvl I c 1 1 wun ill. mi ik. Jli-l arliinil ,wa very tiiurli ' imjiiiIm of tun l'IoIio. .Mr. nuriiH is Ii ki'n up 1 1 think he could not ko on, I Frenuh born, and Iiiib followed Iiih trade, and for the eiilorlainment of llio-o . that of moat nutter, for 2T yearn, lie i i win Hunter oamo forward and hax traveled oxlouMivoly, having worked ! t'lrcre I to continue with anyone iirenent, at hia trade ahoartl boat and in nearly "it noone hamiemxl.to bo lo kirn: for a I everv em utrv. Ho fnoukH th'uteen lliflit. lloth men actotl fair ami maiilv i ilill'eront I itiuuaeH, nud hiis berved nml their inteutiouH to put up a good bout mi not ho doubted. Ill et-Hlfla Cohl Ml ii I hi Co. The Nuf,'K"t Ih in receipt of a copy of till' pronpcctiiH of tho Hivoraide bold Mining Co, a corporation recently urpuiixcil here, which NOtH forth the 'jl'jwtH and ininitiK information the Cumpany. The booklet- ia almi chuck "II of infonnatlon about tho leadiiiK iiiinuH of lloheuila and will aid mater ially in hri nvfitiK thocatiipuof thlH iIIh triut to tho notieo of mining men. Tho ofllcerH of tho Company aro: rroB.dont, J. W, Cook; vice proHtdentanil Htiporin tendent, l K. Smith j Heerotary, Jiiiiiob Huuicnway; TrOiiHiiror and banking lions.!, tho banking house of Kakin .t itrlmow ; Tho Company oH'ora iih rofor nco tho nainoH of Kakin it Urifltow, lliuikerH, Cottago Grove, and tho Firat Nationul Hank, Kugono, Oregon. for Ma nil i. I'-. M. IliekHof thia city who waa a Ituiigh rider mid wlio wiih tliHuhaiged owing to mi injury received while in camp, oxpeetH to luavo for San Fran ciHuoHoon whero ho will onlim if fit for dl'ty, and if not, will go- to Muniia anyway, whoro ho will try his fortune f" a time. The Shoot, On tho afternoon of tho Fourth tho clb had nn ofllcial ' shoot for the c'h niedal. Tho ahoot wuh for twenty bllB as followa : Walt Jhikor becoming tho proud posaoaHor of thu medal. 0. Jiaker 11 j J, jinrt r,; I. handeHH 5; W. Maker 12 j W. Martin 8jG. 1'itchorOj I'otrloO-G. WhltaottO. nine yearr in 'ie United Statou navy HehrtKhiH ii'i'iia about thin connt.y anioug the :i being that tliid county ih O. K.. thai ih neonlo aro 0. K but that tho voim-vr cliWHoa should bo com pello.1 to learn i trade; that it would keep their iuIiiiIh engaged and at tho ago when t 'iey aro moat apt to form bad habiti- that will Htick closer than a brothorall tho dayH of their life. Ho thinkri that it is a fortunate thing for tho native h of thu I'hillipino.s and tho United States alike, that Spain has ro ItnguiHlied right and title to tho Islands. Ho says the islands are rich beyond comparison, and that in time tho United States will reap golden harvest there from, Hebaleives th t military rulo should exist there, but says tho time will come when tho natives will gladly come under United States rule. Mr. Huron is proud of his trado as it lias served to land him in nearly all tho im portant countries of tho world. Ho oamo huro from Kansas City where he was employed by tho Swift Meat Tack ing Co., for two years. rlcntu of Jianee. Two dances were given hero on thu Fourth, ono at thoGrovo in tho after noon ami evening and tho Firemen's hall in tho evening at Martin's hall, lloth woro well patronized, and those present report a pleasant time. An Orderly Day. Cottage Giovo was indeed a city of excellent ordor on tho Fourth. Mar-: hIiii! MiUor reports that only three drunks wore recolvcd at tho Hotel do Miller. When considering tho crowd it certainly wus a day of good order. Mrn. , iiiilo ill. Tho l!rlghiiiii.,Joii!illigH lolurned from lloheinla. Mrs. Mack Johnson of the Ith in tho Grove. It. .1. .lennliigs returned from Helena tnlno Monday evening. 0. V Ilrady, the well known San Francisco mining man is in tho city. Tho friends of Scott Cnrimnati will be pleased to see him upon tho streets. MIhh lii,.io Grubb of Drain was visit ing in tho (Jrovo u few days this week. 1. n.llitieham.lho now superintendent of tho Musick initio spout tho week in town. Mrs. I. If. Bingham, arrived from Spokane, Washington, on the afternoon of the lilt. Hugh Itenshaw and Ouy Hull" of Kugenc, were visitors to Cottago Grove last Saturday. Ira Wimberlv, of Drain, was in town Saturday to install thoplllcers in thu I. U. O. F. lodge. I'rof. Snapp of Hugene, was thu guest of his cousin Dr. Snapp, for a few days last week. U.S. Mm tin who has been suffering with an attack of quinsy the past week is still quite ill. Phillip Numbers, one of the old pioneers of VH, tnado the Nugget office a pleasant call last week. .lohti Walsh, tho old time foreman at the Hartford mine, returned from Maker City on Monday's local. Mil's Grace Jenkins spentn few days this week with her sister, Mrs. Rhodes, returning to Kugeiie Thursday. Hurt Savage, of the Wiley M. Allen Co.. musical instruments is in this city, representing his firm's interests. Miss Hattie Thompson will leave Sat urday 'morning for Wilhoit Springs, where she will spend the summer. Mrs. J. W. Maker returned tho first of the week from Portland where she had been visiting for the pnst two months. Mrs. Kuirman, returned to Creswell this morning, after spendiiu: the Mi with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stone burg. Mies Grace Magladrv, returned to Saainaw Thursday inornrng after pleasant visit witli her friends, the MifK-cs Job MissGrrtie Grousbeck, who has been the guest of Mrs. John Aikin and Miss Meinzer, returned to her home at , Cres well Thursday morning. K. J. Lea, of Corvallis school, son of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Lea of this city, has departed for Moston, Mush., where he will taken course in physical training, at Harvard. Frank McFarland was' down the streets Wednesday afternoon, slinking hands with his many friends. He is now getting along splendidly, anil as soon as he gains his strength will be his old self again. Al Churchill, all tho way from tho Mohcmia milling camps, spent thu glorious day in Cottago Grove, and on tho way down lie took 75 speckled beauties from the cool water of the mountain streams. Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Abrain, after a cotiplo of days visit with their daughter Mrs. C. J. Howard, and family, re turned to Eugene last Friday, They left Monday for an extended visit to their old home in New York state. GLASS BROS. PROPRIETORS OF f Mill! 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 size Studding, etc. PRICES REASONABLE SHOP NEAR S. P. DliPOT -Gumming & Sehr. Can not be surpassed for real worth in CHOICE GROCERIES, Crockery, Glassware, Granite ware, Tin ware, Wood and Willow ware, And the way they hold prices down will prove beneficial to every economical buyer. A large shipment of Syrups just recieved Also New Pickles in bulk, kegs and glass. Look up the SATISFACTION STORE. CUAVlING & SEHR- C. M. HliNDBRKR, E. J. Patterson, J. A. Frybr. The Fashion Stables. G. M- Heijderer & Go. Prop. w Prnnrmtrirc rf trio nliomifl w and $ Black Butte Stage Lines. Reasonadle Prices First-Class Turnouts, Double or Single. Cottage Grove, Oregon. Shoe Kconomy ia not during Shoddy Shoes. Wo now have a KUI.L STOCK of the BEST StfOES.i A New Invoice Dry Ooods and Oroccrlts., Jliinrinvay I mill . 1 lliirkliolilur. i 6 i Successor to B. F. PHILLIPS, DEALERS IN Groceries, Flour and Feed. F. B. PHILLIPS DEALER JN HEAVY and SHELF Stoves and Tinware: Hardware Sundries; Carpenters Tools; Gar den Tosls, and Miner's Supplies. .X- 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. 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. Adminstrator's Notice. Notice Is hereby ctven that the undersigned has been duly appointed by the County Court of Lane County, Oregon, administrator of tho estate of James Q. Hunt, deceased. All persons naving claims aguiusi saiu estate aro nereuy requlred to present the same to me propcily verified, as by law required, at Wlldwood, Oro,, wiuiiu six mourns oi me time nereoi. Dated this tho 30th day of June, 1899. J, T. Hunt. Administrator of the rstntn nl James O. Hunt deceased. TO TRADE. I wish to trado painting for lumber hauling, from Saginaw to Cottago Grove. Also will do painting for shingles. Call at Bhop next to Miller's cigar store. B ; L. Fiokard. ICE I Ice by the pound or ton , Under 200 pounds l.cent8 per pound, 200 or over loent por pound, at M C C Bakery.
