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About Bohemia nugget. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1899-1907 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 4, 1899)
BOHEMIA NUGGET. C. J. HOWARD Oregon us Spooml Class innlt mntlcr. Subscription irlrc. Vl.ftO, In niliniK'f. A1 iTlNInu rnlv itiiuli kiuiwn upon application. Friday, August 4 1S99. Great office of city recorder from the date of incorporation, of Cottage Grove until 1898, when he rcttred and - EDITOR. I paid his daughter, Mrs. W. C. . Sehlbrede, of Billings, Montana, an Kntcrcti at the vnstoMco t cotimre Grove, extended visit, returning home, ' early in the present year. j B Deceased served three years in 1 L?pkl t Cl I 0 11 I the Union army, he was a staunch AX" republican, and his opinions in1 party council were always appre- t 61111inipr (rOOtlS ! ciated. He was an honored mem- HI OUlllIllCI HJUUUO . bor of the Masonic lodge, and had passed the royal arch degree. He I leaves a wife, and two daughters, I Mrs. W. C. Sehlbrede of Billings, Upon another page of this issue Montana, and Mrs. C. H. Burk- La dies' Crash Skirts. Ladies' Shirt Waists. of the Nugget will be found an article from the Toledo Blade under head of "National Prosperity." It is worthy considerable attention by those who scoff at the affairs of the country under the present adminis- holder ol this citv. The funeral was held at 3 o'clock p. 111. August 1, at the Masonic hall, Dr. K. A. McAlisUr of Eu gene, officiating. The body was escorted to the hall by the Masonic order of this place and visiting members. After the service at the irauon. it is possioie mat some hall the body WftS coducted to the things have been done that ought , "silent city," wheie it was lowered not to have been done, but it is into the grave under Masonic gratifying to know that the country auspices. isn't running to seed very badly, ' notwithstanding that we have an I Lawns, and all kinds of Summer Goods sold LESS THAN COST ! L. LURCH in Brief. CITY I.MPROV.MUNTS pag.) expensive war on our hands; and a teil)plate8 building another lot of soreheads doing their utmost house this fall. to crush out of sight the merits of Oeo. Hawley lias recently republicanism, and who would de- a neat dwelling on Wall street and now light in the ruination of the country thev condescend to call their own. Get your ribbon at Miss Heinrich. Trimmed goods of every description at red need prices at .Miss Meinour's. For iiimlity mid cheapness in fresh j meats go to the Central meat market. dwelling1 jfotico Hemenway & Hurkholdor's ' ml. Shoos, shoes, shoes. nnisueu a 1 , has another under construction. ' n n:n 1 ..1 ; .ur. t mum if aiau erecting iwo story house over in McFarland's Figures are not as a rule very elo-' addition. quent, but thev usually tell the 1 Dr. Schofield who built a portion of truth. A dispatch from j on theground and will soon commence Lieutenant ' "ie eructon f a neut dwelling. Huston to the Guard, announces . . . . ,. , TT ' First xtreetsouth of Main, owned by U. that Company C will come home in G valker, was also constructed this a body. That's right. Let them come, spring expressly for M. C. Campbell's Let each countv honor their bakery. soldiers, not in a blazon Fourth of An attractive feature on Main street , , . ' is the new barber shop July way, but in a quiet apprecia-, r 0ttnm, of James purch ased tiveandcorteous manner, that will the building and lot adjacent to Knox's show at once our patriotism fur our hardware store, and has remodeled it; country, our jov for those who come home to us, our love and grief for those just as brave, just as worthy, just as patriotic, who do not Ifynu want glasses fitted to your eyes go to Davidson the Jeweler. Fresh candies every day, made from pure sugar at the Tailor shop dimming & Sehr have just received a large shipment of granit ware, tinware, wood and willow ware. Call and get prices at Cu.mmi.no it Sehh's. You should trust your watch with n llrst class Jeweler, Patronize Davidson. We sell good goods at good prices for our customers, Central Meat Market. If you want to buy a watch, or jewelry consult Davidson, who will save you money. For twine and machine oils go to Griffin k Vkatcii . The most stylish hats at the most1 Are Now Open for Inspection! We are Offering Some Bargains in the Following; Men's Heavy Shoes $1.35 to S4.25. Hoy's Shoes $1-25 t 2 35. Men's Fine Shoci $1.50 to $3.75. Men's Hats Socts to 3.00. at come. Let us show our lore with a tear of sadness in our eves, for story brick on the corner of Fourth Main streets. The building into an attractive little building and , reasonable prices at Miss Heinrich. inoved his barber effects, consisting of ! Xew crockt.ry ilml gH8wiire two chairs, bath room, etc. 1 Cummi.no & Sehu'w. The most substantial and ornamental 1 .... . . ..i-.. -. ,u ,lou uaKur t the grwerv tirm o . . . ., . 1 Baker and Johnson will bt at the construction of P. B. Sherwood s two;., . , . . , ... ., .uiisicK mine every rnuay wiin tne We have a Full Line of Ladies' Shirt Waists in all Colors. We also have Outing Flannels, Shirting, D;ss Linings, Shirt Waist Sets, Ladies' Ncckwa c, etc. ISTew York .'Racket Store. E. WALL & WHIPPLE. those who stay. Cast your eye over the list of new improvements printed in another column of this issue of the Nueget, all made within the last eight mouths, barring perhaps two, which were commenced over a year ago but not finished untilthis year, and see if you have got nerve enough to persuade your croaker into croaking another croak in the interest of Croaker Bryan and his Ignis-Fatuus. DIED. "When sorrows come, they come not single spies, But in battalions." J. C. Stouffer after a painful illness of several weeks passed beyond earthly suffering into the specula tive sea of eternity last Sunday evening, July 30, 1899. In the language of Dr. McAlister, 'he was a man." No eloquence of words can do him greater honor, nor impress more indelibly upon the public mind his true worth, than is portrayed by the one sen teuce, "He was a man!" God's masterpiece was man not physi cally, merely, but morally. One who loved truth, dispised false hood; loved honor, hated wrong; and allowed his conscience to be an important factor in his dealings with his fellows. If his con science told him he was right he was not afraid to stand out alone and support his belief. J..C. Stouffer was born in Wayne county, Ohio, September 15, I839. He was married to Lydia F. Shirley, November 11, 1866, in Carroll county, Missouri. He afterwards removed to Louis -ana and, in 1876 again removed to Nevada. He came to Cottage' Grove, Oregon, in 1878. Here he soon became an important figure' in municipal affairs, and held the1 and is 46x70 feet, stone foundation and brick walls. The lower floor will be finished in one large store room, and shelved for Gar inan& Newell of Brownsville, who will arrive here upon the completion of the building with a large and well selected stock of general merchandise. The upper story will be furnished in a spa cious lodge room with ante rooms and lockers, with several office rooms ' in front. Gko. Boiilman. Miss Annie Heinrich the milliner ing to build a cosy little cottage in the" , "" VB ol'"- 1 . .l- - .1 and seethem. William Hawley of Loranc is prepar- supply wagon for the benetlt of patrona. BAKKittfc Johnson. It is estimated that the aggregate out put of the BakerCity sold fields will be not less than $4,000,000 in gold this y nr. Ladies ready made dress skirtt just received. Eakin A BnisTow. Suits! Suitsf! Tailor made suits!!! Up to date in everv respect, from $15 up. Call and see samples f i)Mcf arland Company- COTTAGE GROVE - - - OREGON AN UP-TO-DATE MARKET Beef, Mutton, Pork, Veal Smoked Hams, Bacon, Ktc. Call and See U McFurlaiul Co We ll'lfl Treat You llight BENSON DRUG COMPANY! H. l. C. near future, the dimensions of which could not be learned. The B. L. Pickard residence now in course of construction on West Wall street, has a foundation 28x30, is a 10 room house and has a fine base ment, which will be floored and par titioned into additional rooms for summer convenience. One very attractive feature about it is the large porch extending in front and on one side. D. II. Hemenway, who owns and conducts a blacksmith shop on First and Main streets has recently enlarged his quarters and in the near future ex pects to build a wagon shop in the rear. Cy Miller the well known black smith and general mechanic has com pleted a residence and large shop two doors north of the Eakin & Bristow bank. J. C. Long A Son the enterprising mill and general merchandise men, are now erecting a. new warehouse just across the track from the depot, founda tion 40x60 feet. This warehouse is erected for the convenience of the miners in Bohemia who are now shipping tons upon tons of concentrates every week. Otto Frederick8on has the lumber on the ground for a story and it half house in the south part, foundation 20x28 with extension, 10x18. One of the handsomest residences in town, completed this year is that of Mr. Geo. Lea on Fourth street. Tho foundation is 36 x50, and tho structure is divided into, eight rooms, besides hall, closets, bath room and pantry. The smallest room in the house is 14x15 feet. Mr. Lea is one of the best wood workmen in this Bection and in building his house he has taken par ticular pains to add every convenience possible. One of the attractive features about Mr. Leu's house, and "One which has attracted considerable attention is his fireplace, which ir provided with ventilating and heating pipes, which provide the rooms with fresh air and an oven" temperature, tho remotest coi ners of the room being at the same temperature its at the liroplace. "The Champion" thevbest mower 011 earth . For sale by Gbiftin & Vkatcii. If you want the latest styles in hats and millinery goods at lowest prices call on Miss Annie Heinrich. The Northern Pacific havo recently established an agency in our city with Mr. James Hemenway as agent. Cal on or write him in regard to ticketH to all Eastern points. 3 kinds of ice cream at M C C Bakery Saturday and Sunday. T. A. Lewis, hoot and shoo repair shop. First class work, low prices. Opposite Sherwood Hotel. Cabinet photos at Boyd's gallery $2.00 per dozen. Farmers, buy your machine oil from Eakin fc Buihtow. Chittem bark and Oregon grapo. root bought at Lurch'n Bargains in lawns, organdies, ging hams, etc.. for summer dresses at Eakin &. Biustow. Buy your shoe dressing-of Eakin & Buihtow. They havo tho kind you want. Special sale on ladies shirt waists for the next two weeks. Will sell them at greatly reduced figures. Will sell many of them at first cost. Eakin fc Bbibtow. Sailors at cost at Mies Heinrich's, call early. "Clover Leaf" binding twine, pure Manila, and the best machine oils. Go to Giuffin & Vkatcii. Champion mowers, hay rakes and Studebaker wagonB at Giuffin & Vkatcii . Parties wishing ice cream or ice for Sunday, go to tho M. C. C. Bakery. If you don't think times are better in Cottage Grove, just look at the new buildings going up, and note other Im provements, and be convinced. A Complete and Well Selected Line of the Best Drugs in the Market ' Kept Constantly in Stock. New Liieoi.'Tru,sses just in Benton Orug Compny. Cottage Prove. Ore. ; James Hemenway: DEALER IN Heal Estate and Mining Property. Rcprrtcnti Fire, Life and Accident Insurance C mpanies. NOTARY FUBLIC Strict Attention paid to Collection 1 Office opjwsitc Sherwood Hotel. A Few Thoughts" Koch, of Germany, has proven' that microbes are the cause of SSUWn' A" Griffi". of pa"S, has proven that Radnms' Mi crobe Killer readily destroys microbes. Thus it cures Consumption. nlTn af nly, te,lin& y" wl,at 0the think and have proven. But don t we learn by reading what others think? Send or call for pamphlet. jfw" Trial Bottle free, A. F. Howard, Ag't, Cottage Grove, Oregon, Residence with J. K. Barrett. STEVENS RIF Fa A tun diqtm o HAVE FOB MOM THAN 85 YEAIiS BEEN CELEOBATED FOB TBEIB EXTBEMBACCUBACI $ We mtuco our I d i a m o n ,i wmmnwmnwmmWm .w.ywtn vj uurrei, ana JO InrJma. .'...... one guaranteed. Price, Postpaid, $5,00 with G-Uicli barrel , $7.BO with 10-tnchbar7el. nnuZZXr" JHU Uno of rifl! Price, from $6.00 upwards. 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