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rti colors. Prices 'Jo jier cent. Jess
iliit yr.
I Unnt W runners. They are perfect.
Bhstolto worry nlnnit making them
liKinura you the trouble.
Eakin S Bristow.
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CRESCENT BICYCLES.
Only :Ui,ix i'iinIi fur llio best go.!.
Durability nml price equaled ly none
To evmy lady who ImyH ono of oiirfJM.ou
chain wheels within tho nuxt CO ilnyn
Me will givu a Royal Carpet Wwcepor
Morlli U.50.
Outing Flannels. Fifty pieces, at re
duced paiees. Now putteiiiB and colors.
Eakin & Bristow.
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Shoes Ladies Shoes Fine Shoes.
Our $.ri and $2.00 lines arc very to licat
ur:d our $15.00 and lines are
never otmIuil. Como and see our prices
and yon will unruly buy. Latest styles
in ull widtliB.
Chambrays. AH colors.
Cretonnes, Silkallncs
at 10c to 'Joe.
New Table Spreads and Portlcrs in
I leading colors,
mid Draperies i
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Dress Lining. All llio lalnst tliiin-n I wl" "uowledgo tl.uir superiority at
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styles and new prices.
Pcrcalinc. An assortment of colors, y01ircnHll lmdu , wlmt wownnf
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anything wo will jet a lare sliaru of it.
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BOHEMIA NOTES.
Devoted to Mines and Miners A Nugget Corres
pondent's Batch of News.
GO TO
Mrs. Pet SniiforcrN,
" FOR
Fuiblonible Dressmaking.
SViIofitreet, Cotlune lirovi, Or.
These Illustratrated
Publications.
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ATTORNEY AT LAW,
OflctOn Until trcet. Wot Kl.tu.
Cottayc drove, Oregon.
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PROPRIETORS OF.
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to furnish
Mouldings,
Attorney-at-Law
Special attention given to Mining
Business and Collections.
El'dMI - - OllKMOK.
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-THE EXCHANGE -
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Agents Wjintki Foit "Tut Lifhand
Achievements of Admiral Ilowoy," tho
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alrer of.vhe nation's idol. Rlcgeat and
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uoukIVI UUU Wllvn, ...rt.w .
nearly 100 pitges half tone illustrations, i
Only $1.60. Enormous demand. 1 '
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wiiiniiisions, Ulltlll ireo. jimm:o m ii
I'fo time. Write iiuick. The Dpminion
Company, 3rd Floor Caxtou Uldg.,
Chicago.
Old papers for sale nt this office.
OALti FOR COUNTY WARRANTS.
Notice is horoby given that tho follow
JiR wrranta will bo paid .on premuta
tion at my oflko oivand after July 11,
J899. Interest on same will ceaso July
J2i 1809. All Lane countv warrants
rom registered number 6858 to 6588
oth inclusive.
Duted, Eugene, July 10, 1890.
A. S. Vattkuson,
Couiity Treasurer.
Note this : You can procure tho Ro
'ml Nugget, our homo paper and tho
"H'OUls Glob6"-Dotnocrao for $1.75 per
Mr, cash in advance.
WONDERLAND
Aiianuuiil publication of about 100
pages, gotten up in mint attractive siyie i
uud beautifully illuHtratLiI in luilf-tonc. j
The contents of each nunilier are varied i
anddiiri'ient from it- prediiri'scor. The i
NouTiiKiix Rai ikic has become noted f"r
this iiulilication. Tkk Fis'Ksr Tiuxo is
it All. wv I.imurriiK. ' Scud six cenln.
YELLOWSTONE I'ARK MAR
A u-lief map of Yellowstone Park.
Printed on linn piQierfand suitable for
nioiinting or framing' and for in-e in
hcIiooIs, cIuhh roouiH. etc. The bent nmii
,i,.. i'..L- iluif im niililiclv iliHtributed.
Mailed in pastboard tubes. Send JOctH. j repaired. We will also work Floor
MAZA.M A PAMPHLET , itig. Rustic, Siding, Ceiling, or
illiiulrilll.il lllllllllllll't. (ICKCrill. I
We are now prepared
I all kinds of Brackets,
(Cornice, Sash and Doors, Door and
J Window frames, Screen Doors,
1 Windows, Pickets, etc.
I Woodwork of all kinds made and
At present three mills are pounding away in the Bohemia, the
Stock & Harlow, five stamps, the Musick, io stamp, the Nooday 20
stamps.
The Noonday Mining Company started up their 20 stamp mill last
week. They have man v thousand tons of ore in the cribs and it is the
intention of the company to crowd the mill to its full capacity.
Al Churchill has returned to the Helena after a few days layoff at
Cottage Grove.
Development work is still going on at the Broadway, Mr. F. J.
Hard, mining expert from Colorado, was looking over the Broadway
property last week, it is said with the view of purchasing the same. He
is reported as very favorably impressed with it, and he is on record as
saying that Bohemia is in many respects a Cripple Creek.
Superintendent I. H. Bingham after a few days visit to Portland
arrived at the Musick last Sunday.
The recent rains has had a tendency to check travel in and out of
the mining district, but there is consolation in the fact that a few days
sunshine will line the mountain roads with travelers again.
The freighters are to be commended for the very wise position they
took in pulling off freight teams as much as possible during the recent
rains. This leaves the loads smooth and with a few days sunshine, they
road will be found to be in almost as good shape as before the
"moisture." Had travel continued, it would have required considerable
work and not a little time to smooth them up again.
Ikrt Nunn is now employed as amalgamator at the Noonday mill.
Bert is alright
H. S. Adams of New York who has been looking after mining
claims in the hills has, it is stated located 7 claims near the Ridge hotel,
and the assays run from $14 to $28.
Considerable excitement exists at the Ridge hotel owing to the rich
discoveries recentlv. Among the many glowing prospects is that of
the Helms Bros, about a half mile north of the Ridge, hotel. The ore
is free milling and is chuck full of the yellow stuff. If is said that it
assays way up into the thousands. A crosscut is being put through
and the last report says they were 6 feet into the ledge and not near
through yet. According to the croppings the ledge is about 14 feet
wide.
Visitors galore are in the camp each week, demonstrating the
general interest taken in the mines throughout the several mining sec
tions. Chester F. Lee, mining expert, who has been in the diggings for
several weeks, left Tuesday for your city, having finished his labors
here for the present.
IT IS HERE I
The Largest Stock in South Lane!
A iiti'f.U'
live of Mount Kanier, Washington, the
grandest ice-covered peak in the United
StnU'H. Send two cents.
KOOTENAI FOLDER-
An illustiuted folder and relief man of
the Kootenai Region in RritishUlumbiu
north of Spokane. Send two cents.
ARMY AND NAVY IIOOK-
Tells iib-ut both the U. S. and Spanish
nrmies and navies at beginning of Spau-ish-Ainerican
war. Map of Cuba and
adjacent, islands. A vest imcket lnstorv
well worth preserving for reference.
Semi ten cents,
In sending for these write the address
carefully, and state where advertisement
UIlHHL'0''- 01.,,.. s. FKK. ,
size Studding, etc.
PRICES REASONABLE
SHOP NEAR S. P. DKPOT
NOTICE.
We want, wood on subscription.
That meaiip we want it now, not after
tho rainy season ects in. Bring it in.
BOIIKMIA NUGQUT.
A years subscription to tho American
Home-maker, given with each cas!i-in
advanco subscription, at $1.50, to Bo
hemia Nugget.
KANSAS IS PROSPEROUS.
The people of Kansas have 110
reason to complain of conditions
this year, me corn t-iupui
nliiMinmial. The great
nr'oblem is how to store and ship it
t . .. . 1 t..i t,f volume
Wheil It IS iiu&twi, V . -7
of the crop is far beyond the crib
capacity- and transpuuuuu.. ...
cilities of the state.
This is but one element of the
state's prosperity. Everybody is
TliHcr monev. The farmers have
balances in bank A veteran
buyer says: "I have been m the
Se thirty years, and I have never
know "the farmers to be in the
Sumioi. they are uovv. Hereto
fo e when I have contracted for
iom or Tot cattle or for hogs the
lamer has wanted his money as
S as possible. He has not been
able or willing to wait until the
2 op was delivered or the stock
-O-
-Consisting of-
-O-
Shelf and Heavy Hardware; Stoves ane Tinware; rumps, 1'ipes ana
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS! ry
Guns and Ammunition; Studebrker wagons, canton cupper riows,
Harrows, Etc. For Miners Suyplies, the ouly house Soufh of Port
land. Give us a call. GRIFFIN & VEATCH.
COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON.
cnld . This vear. as I make con
fmMc T frive checks. I notice that
most instances the farmer waits
,...til lu is coiner to town for some
ti.s.icr i1s( Then he takes the
check to the bank and leaves it to
be credited to his account.
As a result, the banks are over
flowing with money to handle the
crops. The farmers are sure of a
rich reward for their labor which
will be paid in "gold"--that is, in
dollars every one ol which is equal
to a gold dollar in purchasing
power and not in 48-cent silver
dollars, nor in paper redeemable in
depreciated silver. They see by
i this time that the populist "cheap
' money" theory was 110 panacea for
i hard times; that hard times are not
:..,.,i wr tlip "crime of 1873,'
! and that farming the land pays far
: better in the long rim than "farm
i ing in polities."
gire'WR $
una 1 jv" 7Sfri4t. t.
Central Oregon State Normal School Drain, Oregon:
Knntmnhitrll. 1899. The buildings
IV 111 OpUll IIB 11UUID IUI liiu nun J
having been thoroughly renovated and improved, new apparatus added, and
other Improvements nuute lor inu comiori mm ranmnraw
GOOD BOARDING AND DORMITORY ADVANTAGES AT THE LOWEST
POSSIBLE RATES.
Uniform Stuto Normal School Uminiti-UoiAliliito Training School
In connection with Normal, whoro.jontors aro professionally 'trained under tho
supervision of a Critic Teaciier, who win givu nis enuru un.u "
Graduates of this school aro given a credit of thirty months' teaching experience
which enables them to reach tho Lifo Diploma in tho quickest and mostsatisfac
tory manner. Send your address fftV completo cataloguo to
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