BOHEMIA NUGGET. . Only a little while boys nml we
' will talk with you over the wire.
C. J. HOWARD EDITOR.
Entered At tho poMollleo it IVHrko drove,
Oregon nafe'ecomt Class mult nmllcr.
Lurch!
LURCH1
Lurch!
A telephone line to llohcinia is; ftllllir(. duiiuir the winter sen.),,
The sooner' Thanks to the TuDlic lot yum i o-
now an assured fact
the better.
Hutucrlptltin price. VI. nit, In mltnnrr.
A,1W.II..B rtrB ......In known upon ;Uj)lete ns JU)y tow j tl,e
lor the size of the town Cottage ye arc Ilow giving tlie.
P.rnvp ran nut tin as ucocl an all-
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nppllcatlnn.
: state.
Friday, July 14 1899.
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j Why shouldn't the citizens of
Cottage Grove feel proud of Ho
lt has been suggested that people hernia? It takes Hohem.a to ntake nrr ,ro SERGE. lllUl BROCA J )Jb DKUSS SKlRTQ
in the valley towns contribute ' Cottage Grove, and Cottage Grove 111 dlllVd, OIVVJJ, dllU lv -IUfc
sotnething to the Portland re-! to make Bohemia, btatul togetlter.
ceptioti fund to be used in the en-1 Get that phone line up.
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tertainmcnt ot the urcgon vo.un- A short time now and we will
teers when they reach that city.,, ,,. b t homet s,m
This is hardly right, and Portland , yc not arrange for n lUtle banquet
should not expect any outside a.d. Qn Qur Qwn hoQk? Coltngc Grove
Portland is patnotic111 ibis we are , , tfaat Hne of
proud of our metropolis; Portland ; Mue vomJer, Shal, we wd.
wanted the boys-so did otl,er ' come them?
towns Portland got em iei ner
entertain 'em. Salem is a patriotic J
city so is Eugene. Either
The Eugene Register which has
of, been successfully and ably edited
these towns are just as much in-1 by C. D. Edwards for the past two
tcrested in those volunteers as years has been leased by Messrs
Portland, but were they first to re-; V. G. and W. F. Gilstrap, two
ceive those brave boys just home j able and well known newspaper
from scenes of strife, neither one men of this state. While we regret
would have thought of asking J to see Mr. Edwards leave the
Portland to put up forthe good time, j journalistic field, we cannot help
We are all proud of our boys and ! but feel that he has left his paper in
their achievements, and we want the hands of gentlemen who will
them to be royally received at Port-j maintain the Registers present good
land, and its Portland's place to see j standing, and who will be favorably
that they are properly entertained, ! received by its patrons
without outside help. A few days
more and these
''marching home'
LURCH!
Our Spring Stock will soon be ready mid
open to your inspection.
Absolutely no misrepresentation of goods
LURCH!
In Bi'tei".
boys will come
to Salem, Eu
gene, Cottage Grove and every
little hamlet in Oregon from five to
one hundred and fiftv bronzed
warriors of southern wars. Every
town and hamlet will then upon
itself take the responsibility of re
ceiving and showing the sterling
appreciation of the populace, and
we will all need our pin money.
Portland will have the honor of
securine them first, so
Portland foot the bill. We'll keep
our money at home and if we
haven't soldier boys come home
to honor with such an humble re
ception as we can give, we can put
it into a monument fund in sad
sweet memory of those who should,
but alas, did not come.
LATHAM LINKS.
The arrival of Frank Smith at
the state prision from Jackson
county increases the number of life
timers there to thirty-one. Lou
Swartz is the only Marion county
man among the number. Salem
Sentinel. The Sentinel seems to
be proud of Marion county's record
as to life penitentiary birds; but are
we to understand by the above
that all of Marion's murderers are
either haneed or imprisoned for
life?
Fanner are busy haying unci the
merry music of the mower Hounds in all
directions.
Walter C4nroutte nnd Gus Gross spent
Saturday ami Sunday on Row river.
William Scott and Elmer Brooks
cimie up from Crawfonlsvillo Wednes
day. They went to Bohemia and lo
cated claims nnd will soon return And do
some development work. They are
pleased with this county.
Misses Etta Vaughn and Stella Adum
jet visited Mrs. Lane Shortridge of Coast
tork ednesday.
Mrs. Cleo Lewis of Cottage Grove is
spending a few days at Mr. John Jack
sons'. Mrs. Mounts has had a new roof put
on Iter dwelling house and John Hull
has treated his house to a coat of paint
which looks very well.
How strange a change has come about
... IbgHIU IV bill. A'VII.I1JI( UllllUO ,,1111111
the last few years. We used to see a
herd of pack horses start oft" with heavy
loads to tread their wearv way in single
file, but now we have such good roads
that some men left Cottage Grove on
bicycies far Bohemia. They say they
ride most of the way to the warehouse.
ScHIIIIILKlt.
TO THE PATRONS OF THE PUBLIC
SCHOOLS.
The editors who have just toured
the Willamette valley have without
doubt been well entertained and
will go home with a favorable
impression of the hospitality of
Oregonians. But no matter how
great the impression as to the
social and hospitable demonstration
the predorainent impression will be
that when they reached Oregon they
struck the greatest county in God's
earth, the Italy of America.
Bohemia Nugget is under ob
ligations to ex-Secretary of State
Harrison R. Kincaid for a copy of
the secretary's biennial report for
1897-8. It is a beautiful book and
contains information statistical and
biographical that demands its
recognition in the best of libraries.
The boys up in Bohemia are not
only digging out a good honest
living, but they are digging out
the corner stone of one of the
greatest mining camps on the Pa
cific coast.
Arrangements have just been com
pleted for a subscription school, con
sisting of 10 grades, t o begin October
2nd and continue within one week of
the opening of public school allowing
one week for the holidays.
In all, three teachora are provided for,
giving to each of tho first two, three
grades. If occasion requires, another
will bo added, and the 11th grade given
an opportunity.
As complete a schedule will bo
allowed each of the grades as is possible
to maintain with good results. By this
method, it is hoped, a majority can bo
given school advantages during tho lohg
intermission of public instruction. A
moderate tuition of $1.50 per month
will be charged.
Respectfully submittod,
F. S. Day, Prin.
Bad Fall.
Frank Knox the little son of Mr. and
Mrs. O.F. Knox of this city, got a bad
fall Wednesday. Ho was shinning
along a pig pqn fence when ho fell
striking tho fence with his cheek and
breast, making a couple of ugly wounds,
Frank will bo more careful next time,
he plays ''middo pigs."
Mrs. F. L. Keonan, of Portland who
has been tho guest ef her brother Mr.
Darwin Bristow for several weeks, left
for Eugene Thursday where she will
visit with Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Hendricks
nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Win, Preston for a
few days before returning home.
Special offer, 21 photos for 46c, 7
different positions.
Got your ribbon nt Mien HcliinVh.
Notice dimming ft SehrV new ml In
this wk' Nugget.
Trimmed goods of every description nt
reduced pricon tit Mis Mcinner'si.
For quality and cliciipni'xs in fresh
uu'iitc g to the Central inwit market.
Notiiv llomenwiiy A Burkliolder'H
nil. Show, fhiH's, show.
B. Lurch will commence remodeling
his store sometime this month.
Elmer Gnrdner nnd Jack MeCnlliHtor
of Drain were in the Grove Wednes
day .
Ifynu want ghiHses fitted to your eyes
go to Davideon the Jeweler.
Fresh candies every dny, iimilu from
pure Mignr nt the Tailor shop
Cumming fi Sehr have just received
a large shipment of grnnit ware, tinware,
wood and willow ware. Cull and get
prices nt Claiming A Skiir's.
You should trust your watch with a
first class Jeweler, Patronize Davidson.
We sell good goods at good pricos for
our customers, Central Mint .Market.
If you want to buy a wntcli.or jewelry
consult Davidson, who will cave von
money.
For twine and machine oils go to
GltlKPINifc Vkatcii.
F. B. 1'liillipi tins his sample Me
Cormiek binder, mower, 11111I rake on
exhibition. Go nnd look nt them.
The most .stylish hats at the moat
reasonable prices at Miss lleiurich.
New crockery nnd glassware nt
Cumminu A Skiiii's.
For your Spring mid summer hats go
to Miss Meinzcr, at the old photo
graph building n tine line.
Ladies ready made dress skirtfc hint
! received.
Eakin A Bhistow.
Suits! Suits!! Tailor Hindu suits! ! !
Up to date in every respect, from $15 up.
Call nnd sec samples.
Geo. IIoiu.man.
Miss Annie Heinrich the milliner
lias. a choice lino in latest styles. Call
nnd Fee them.
"The Champion" the best mower on
earth . For sale by Gitim.v A Vkatcii.
If you want the latest styles in hats
and millinery goods at lowest prices call
on Miss Annie Heinrich.
The Northern Pacific hnvo recently
established an ugency in our city with
Mr. Jnmes Hemenwny ns agent. Cal
on or write him in regard to tickets to
nil Eastern points.
OUR SPRfc VwtSc
Arc Now Open for Inspection!
We arc Offering Some
Bargains in the Following.
3 kinds of ice cream at M C C Bakery
Saturday and Sunday.
rri r .
i. a. jyewis, ooot ana snoo repair
shop, tirst class work, low prices.
Opposite Sherwood Hotel.
Cabinet photos nt Boyd's gallory
$2.00 per dozen.
Farmer, buy your machine oil from
Eakin & Bkihtow.
Chittem hark and Oregon grape root
bought at Lurch's
Bargains in lawns, organdies, ging-
liuniH, etc., lor summer uressesnt Eakin
A BltlBTOW.
Buy your shoe dressing of Eakin A
Bkihtow, They have tho kind
want.
you
Special sale on Indies shirt waists for
the next two weeks. Will sell them at
greatly reduced figures. Will sell
many of them at first cost.
Eakin A Bkihtow.
Sailors at cost at Miss Hcinrich's, call
early.
"Clover Leaf" binding twine, pure
Manila, and the best mnchinu oils. Go
toGniFriN A Veatoh.
Champion mowers, liny rakes nnd
Studebaker wagons at Giurns A
Vuatcji .
Men's Heavy Shoes
Si. 35 to -35.
Hoy's Shoes
Men's V'mc Shoei
Si. 5" to S.V7S.
Men's Hats
50 els to vvo.
We have a Full Line of Ladies' Shirt Waists in all
Colors.
We also have Outing Flannels, Shirting, D ess Linings,
Shirt Waist Sets, Ladies' Neckwa c, etc.
.TSTow York XlnckH, S(.oi'(t.
E. WALL & WHIPPLE.
uiiiiii 1 1 iMiiMiwiiHimii m
)Vkfarlarid Company
COTTAGE GROVE - - - OREGON
AN UP-TO-DATE MARKET57
Ikef. Mutton, I'ork, Veal Smoked Hams. Bacon. lite.
Call ami Sn: Un Mul'ailuitd Co Will Tt-rttt Von llight
BENSON DRUG COMPANY!
A Complete and Well Selected Line of lite.
Best Drugs in the Market
Krpt Constantly In Stork.
jSTow Lineol'Ti'iissf just in
ltcnon Drug Company. CoIlf Prove. Ore.
c James Hemenway
DKALKIt IN
Real Estate and Mining Property.
Rrprrcnli
Fire, Life and Accident Insurance Companies.
NOTARY TUBLIC .... Strict Attention pnldto Collrctloni
Office opposite Sherwood Hotel.
THE RAIN DOPS.
Did yon ever consider the effect of the rnin drops on Mother fiarth
nnd her vegetation? As they descend from the clouds they nrc cliarRed
with the gasses of the air. Thus they carry life's own energy to the
soil and all vegetation. Radams' Microbe Killer, a combination of dis
infecting gasses and warer, has the same effect upon the human body,
that the rain drops have upon the soil and vegetation. Cnll of send for
pamphlet.
A. P. Howard, Ag't,
Cottnge Grovo, Oregon,
KcHidonco with .1. K. Barrett.
FOR SALE OH TRADE. It., , . , .i ,. mb-
! Just honr in mind that the "
. i Bcrlpllon list of tho Bohemia Nugget H
lOOncrcBof Innd, with good hoiiHO, i Browing dally, nnd that tho proprietor"
barn, etc; two HtrenniH of running water j appreciate tho patronago give" tbe
on the place; an excellent utock ranch ! PnP2".
in a good community. One of tho bent! j
county schools within 1 miloaj aur-i ,,. nrtIlt..(
oiinded by hoiiui of the best furnieri in i """''"'"ir Dr. 1. L. ScoIImM, Venn
Lauo county. Will trudo for Cottugo i v,lon you w,uit du"tul work Jo"e'
Orove renident property; Improved or' ""
unimproved. Inquire nt this oflke. Quick delivery-The Weekly Or.onlV