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About Bohemia nugget. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1899-1907 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 15, 1899)
Devoted to thc Miiijiii' I nmlii.iii,., .... i i- , '""'wiiiib and banning Interests of tlii C Community, to Good Government, and Hustling for H Living. VOX j. T Jo Hugo G-povcs Oregon, Fricla.y9 SepO 15, 1809- NO; 34 s ri' YU H A h MT HM IS CAU.HJ) lo nu Elegant line of LA 1)1 ICS WRAfS, jtwt in, 'direct from the J'aetory. '4 I'OR STY Mi, QUALITY and 1MUCU. wc cannot be--EXCELLED. 1 Call and see thuin at the Old Reliable Store! LIVE AND LET LIVE, IS OUR MOTTO 3iAKI3ST & .lilllSTO'W. I YOU ARE CAUTIONED by TO BUY GOODS out of Town or elsewhere, before examining our large and veil selected stock of General Merchandise. YOU WILI HEED the alove warning, you will profit by it. We sell goods it Mi D-ROCK PRICKS. SN'TS' Overcoats and Furnishing goods. IIDIES' wrappers and furnishing. PRICES WILL SUIT. SAKIN & BRISTOW, Cottage Grove, Or. BOHEMIA NOTES . n. low ttorncy-at-lav Real Estate. - - OREGON. These Illustratrated i Publications. DRAIN U'll.l. UK KKXT II V TIIK NoitTIIKIlX PACIKIC KaII.WAY Co., TO ANY AIIIIUKWU UTO.V IIKl'CMT, IS MTAMI'M, OK MIIKI! WISH, OK TIIK .OIOIWTH S.KUKU j. e. vowia, nnnviinr irn i 1 117 ill LAu ol, Went flile. Cottage drove, Oregon. , L. Stevens, Attorney .at-Lav iai attention given to Mining Business and Collections. ... . - - Uukcio.v. pems rm. RENSHAW .THE EXCHANGE U WALKER .... Hunger. IK DKAI.KK IN J INK WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS !n, Street, Cottage Groee, Ore. "OaKNIJUCK BROS. AND BRISTOW. jHeadqu ariers for Mining 7 want Attended to.' Gkovk - Orkgon. jOALL FOR COUNfY WARRANTS. I, Notice !'i hereby given tbattho follow- llln """ Will OO puill OO llicnumii- IV.1'." t rnvoffloe 011 nnd after Hunt. 8. " InteroBt'on sumo will ceuso Sept. ... . u, AU liiul0 coiliny wurrumn Wth Innl .Vl- I . ""'IIII1IIU. Wltcd, Kugeup, Sept. 0 1800. A. S. Patthiihon, wondkbland- An annual imlilii'iitioii of about 100 pages, gotten np i" most attractive style mill iM-ifutiftilly illustrated in half-tone. Tilt; content of each iiiiiiiIiit tun varied mill diHcicnt from it prcdaeesiMir. Tin NottTiir.KN' PArinr him become noted fur this publication. Tiik FinkstTiiino in KaII.WAV LlTKIIATlltK. Sl'llll HiX COIltS. YKLLOWSTONK PARK MAP A iclicf limp of Yellowstone Turk. Printed on linn paper, mnl Hiiitnble for mountimr or framing and for use in schools, class rooniH, etc. Tim bunt map of th(! Pink tlml in publicly distributed. Mailed in pastboard tuboH. Send lOcts. MAA.MA PAMPIILKT A nicclv illustrated pamphlet, descrip tive of Mount Hauler, WiihinKlou, the KramlfHi leo-i-ovcnsl pnak in the United StiitcM. ''end two eenta. KOOTHXAI I'OI.DKU An illiiHliali'd folder and relief map of tlm Koutemii Helton in Hritihli(5oluinbm north of Spokane. Semi two eentH. ARMY AND NAVY 1IOOK- Telln nlK.tit both the U. S. audSpanifli urmieH and naviert at heu'inuimv "f Span-iHli-Ainerieaii war. Map of Cuba and adjacent IhIuiuIh. A vent iioekut history well worth preserving for reference Send ten cents. In sending fr thece write tlm adilress carefully, ami Htate where advertiBement wnanoeii. :iiu. 8. r l'.K Ooii. I'mt Br A B;nl Messrs R. McMurphy and Attorney Cbas. A. Hardy of Eugene who are interested in several mining groups in this district, visited here . the last week. It is understood that Superintendent I. H. Bingham Of the Musiek ' is making arrangements to drive u tunnel through the saddle betweeii Kail view and Bohemia mountain some 1500 feet below the ridge with a view of lapping the group of claims recently purchased by Mtisick Min iug and Milling Companv, from Ike Jones. Superintendent Bingham is a man thoroughly acquainted with mining in its every phase and the very fact that he will go to the expense of such an amount of tunnelling speaks well of the district. A noteworthy point with Mr. Bingham is the fact that while be ha.s a soft spot for the magnificent property owned by his company, he has a good word for all the property which shows development in the district. lie believes the camp to be an immensely rich base proposition, with every indication that it will at no far distant day cut an important swath in mining circles. The White Swan people are doing some essential development work. They have a 44 foot full width tunnel at this Writing, showing an ex1 cel'.ent quality and an abundant amount of free-milling ore. This property so far as work has gone promises to be of much value. , It is said that Bird Farrier the well known prospector has redently sold a half interest in a group of three claims in this district to E. Si Lovelace recently from the East. Perhaps, considering the date of organisation (this year) of the" company, no camp presents a more "lifelike" appearance than tlie Gala-pr,o;a-Bohemia Gold Mining and Milling Company. Active operations are being carried on there. Bunk houses, stables, blacksmith shop and office have recently baen erected, say nothing of an 80 foot open cut w'lich produces a fine grade of free milling ore, showing gold in many instinc; to the ra':ed eye. The ore is taken from the Golden Wonder a-id Autocrat claim, and is being dumped into a large ore bin already erected, and preparat:ons are being made qs rapidly aS possible to put in a mill as soon as sufficient ore is in sight to justify. .vcvcx4.vw 1 The Anaconda Gold Alining company is maKing preparations tor """" " : the establishment of a permanent camp, and it is said that they will con- j tinue work perhaps all winter. Over at the Winchester claim owned by Dr. Snapp rtrtcl J . I. Jones it is said they have struck it rich in the matter of lead ore. Assays re turn 60 per cent lead, 4 per Cent copper besides some gold arid silvdr. G. Medows, well known among mining men of Boheinia who has buffeted with the ups- and downs incident to mining life has struck handsome copper ore on his property Nemo and Falling Star. Mr. Medows is a clever gentleman, an industrious worker and certainly de serves the best of success. The Klophenstine-Johnson-Byrne Bros are doing assessment work: on G. Wander's claim the Benefit, and it is said they afe running; against some excellent ore. . Word has reached the camp that Ed McKibben the cleuer engineer on the day shift at the Musick is visiting your city and while there lias discarded single cussedness to double happiness. Well Ed is an alright fellow, and the sincere congratulations of bis associates go with him. Each week brings new faces into the Bohemia district, and a few" moments conversation with the new comers convinces one in nearly' every instance that they are "against" mining men. Yes, they arecom intr. mininc men from every quarter of the globe. Men who have made You have good coodti to buy : we sell 1 a life long business of milling have hunted out the great Oregon base ore them. You want honest goods; we j proposition and this vear has' brought them upon the ground to invest! wXll Xm." You 1 tW v Uoi j gate. If their word is to be relied upon they are satisfied beyond their vmii 1..011..V L-ive it. You want to niost sanguine expectations, and another year will see them back rein- trade with people who save you money ; forced by many more, with money to their lrack, to delve deep into the I We Sell What the 1 People Want. that's u?. We do the lamest C-A-S-H )0weis Gf the gold-lined mountains of Bohemia district in search of trade in Lane county . hy? .ocuiimi I , . . . . lrsurL, Primer Thinspace. all. All uoods .25, WALKHR ITHMS. MiwseH Jessie Wriuht nnd .lowio Castlo went to KuKcno Thursday ami spent Heveral dttya viHithn- friends there. Park Kennedy and Arthur Smith visited the Grovo Thursday last. Tim Sullvan of Clovcrdalo was in this vicinity Friday looking for hop pickers. CIiub. and John Wright went to IJu geno Thursday and took in the circus. Miss Helen Strecter returned to her homo on Pleasant hill Saturday. Mrs luumn Smith, Katlo Horn, Chloa Smith nnd Jim Weaver left Sun- dnv for the Goshon hop yanin " . . 1 Mr. and Mrs. John Talt ami rtlia and newphow W H J Be County Treasurer. daughter on ,and Mr ami Mrs BH Wnlkor lolt &num.uy for an outing t the KttHon Springs. nr Price's Cream Baking Powder AW,rJeJ G9U MW MUwln.r Mr. St- Hand-. wo have one lirice to marked in plain llirnrec. Ladies' pluHh and cloth capos M.50. $5.00. 7 .VS. l0.00. $112.50, i.adius' be.iviir, covert cloth and Knr sev Jackets, fcJ.Ou, fJl.tW, 5.78, $0.87, lL'.50. Ladies' ColhirettP, in many styles. J4.50. $4.08, $5.00, $7.8!!, J0.7II. f 12.50. Ladies' Wrappers, 05c, 78c, S!)e, J8.00, JI.'Jo, fl.3, JIJH. $l.0J. Cuttrr benl niiln 1iib1it lioc, S 0,(10. Ladies Over ikii ts, $1.60, $2.00, $2.75, $3.50, $4 .00. $5.00. $0.88. $7.50. Ladies' Under Skirts, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00. Ladies's Kid Gloves, in black, tan and brown, 75c. 00c, $1.00, $1.25. Ladfts' Muslin Underwear, skirts, drawers, chemite, gowns, corset covers, at the right price?. Ladies' Union Suits, iOo, 50c, $1.00, $1.10, $1 05, $1.78. Childreus Union Suits, 25c and 50c. (ient'rt Overcoats, $5 00, $0.50, 7,00, $8.50, $0,00, $12.50, $18.05. tient's Suits, $5.00, $0.50, 7.75, 8.05, $0.00, $11.00, $12.50, $10.00. T Nov' Suits $2.00, $2.50, $11.80, $5.00, $0.08, $7.50, $0.00. Men's vor-Alls, 45c, 50c, 05c, 80c. Bov's Over-Alls 25c, 80c, 40c, 50c. Un'bleatihed Muslin, 5c, 0c, 7c, 8e. Best Outing llannel, 5c, lie, 7c, 80, 0c, 10c. 11c, l.'ic . The Kepblic Sowing Machines war ranted 5 vears, latest fixtures, $20.00. The Matchless Drop Head sowing Mn chine, warranted 5 years, $25.00. Tho Kldredgo "15,r Hall ltearing, Drop Head, Sewing Machine, warranted 5 yeBootH,5 Sbooa ami Boston Rubbors, at prices that will sell them. Blankets 50c, 55c, 05c, 75c, $1.00, 1.2MlW 00 $4.50, $0.00, $7.00 Trunks, $3.50, $3.00, $1.00, $4.50i'$5.00 $0.00, $7.78. .... 1 , You mav have seen hotter days ' but not hotter'prices. Yours for trade. NKW YORK BAOKKT STORE. Kiigoue, Oregon. ttWIJ tVf XfTLI.1. df '' ' Central Oregon State Normal School, Drain, Oregon. Will open its doors for tho now school year on September 11, 1800. Tho buiJdiii'B having been thoroughly ronovatcd and improved, new apparatus nddctli Vftli'd other improvements nuulo for tho comfort and convonienco of tho studpnts GOOD BOARDING AND DORMITOllY ADVANTAGES AT THli LtiwliST POSSIBLB HATES. ; ' Uniform Stuto 'rmul Sulioul Oiiiirai Ooiniilnto Training School In connection with Normal,, whe-ro sonipiaro professionally 'trained Under tlid supervision of a Critic Toachor, who will'givo his entiro time to tliis work Graduates of this school arc given a credit of thirty months' teaching experience which enables them to reach tho Lifo Diploma in tho quickest nnd most satisfac tory manner. Send your address for complete catalogu'o to JOHN It. WAbKUUj A. TXt, l'e,lillit of moulty
