BOHEMIA NUGGET. ' under not by Journals, alleged to hi devoted to the mining interests C. J. HOWARD - EDITOR. Oregon (J) but by the real 1 . article. Brother Conklin you Kniore.inttho'p.Mnice at eiittw should come up again. There arc oro.wi?Nmiinimiiiimutr. a great many miners who are - clamoring for your pnpsr on the sni..rri.tion i.riic. !... i't ifUnncc. strength of your write up, and we are A.u..rtiii.K.mir .iimt.- known m" qc confident a change of climate application. I wolli(i be beneficial to you. t Friday, Skpt. 29 1S99. T F THE JOURNAL'S WRITKUP. The Oregon Mining Journal which is now, always and forever more, for Southern Oregon mines has devoted considerable space of late to the Bohemia district on ac count of said Mining Journal's representative having secured a few subscriptions up here some few weeks ago, and after enumerating the several properties in a very ordinary manner, gives the camp this black eye: "The principal drawback to this section has been its heavy snows in winter, which prevents packing in or out from this district, thus de terring many from operating in the district in winter. They claim the snow does not amount to much un til January or February, but when it comes, from ten to twenty feet of snow lays on the mountain till May or June, tbis year up to July. Many parties spend the winter in the mountains going all around on snow shoes, but most of the properties are closed down during the winter months." Now as a matter of fact the above clipping- is decidedly far fetched, and entirely uncalled for. The Journal's, representative knows very well that last winter, was an un usually severe one throughout the Northwest , its equal having never been known in the history of the camp and in all justice to the dis trict and mining men who are cast ing about for openings, it is no criterion. Quite frequently from 8 to ro feet of snow, and sometimes, upon the higher derations, 20 feet, falls iu this district during January and February, but with few ex ceptions, active mining operations are commenced in May, and the Musick mine has twice in its his tory, when poorly equipped as to buildings, been able to run the year around. Even the last winter which is so emphatically alluded to by the Journal's writer, active operations were commenced in the latter part of June, and as to the snow laying on the- mountains, "this year up to July," it is de cidedly misleading, as only a very sniall amount of snow could be seen in July and that upon the highest peaks, which are nearly always spotted with snow. The assertion was entirely uncalled for and leaves an impression not deserved by the camp, and certainly not appreci ative. Brother Conklin is also some thing of a health advisor. After commenting upon the beauties of nature as witnessed in Bohemia district he winds up with this: 'Those who are looking for health could not do better than spend a few weeks in this very healthy country with its nice cold mountain water and bracing at mosphere." Tin's little "effort" is deserving of much praise, and undoubtedly is of great interest to mining men, who are always in delicate health and whose entire energies are de voted to seeking out bracing at mosphere and secluded nooks for invalids. Mr. Conklin could pei haps make a handsome speck by leasing a few acres of land in Bo hemia and building storage depots for invalid's chairs, vapor baths, flannels and flesh brushes during January, February, March, April, May, June and July 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, when the district is snowed The Noonday Mining Co., et al Sued for Damages. The Noonday Mining Company, C. M. Collier, surveyor; G. G. Warner and D. B. Murray will this week sued in the Lane county I circuit court for $5,050 each, or a i total of $25,250 by Robert Martin, Charles Beck, R. T. Martin, J. R James and H. D. Tefft. The com- plaintants are represented by At torney A. C. Woodcock and At torney J S. Medley, two prominent attorneys of this district. The following taken from the Guard is the complaiut in brief. The complaints, each, in brief, allege That Chas M Collier pro cured the plaintiffs arrest on inform ations signed and sworn to by him charging them with hindering him and by force preventing him from surveying a claim in the Bo hemia mining -district, by a duly authorized officer of the U S court and the plaintiffs were arraigned on said charge at Eugene, before a U S commissioner for the District of Oregon; and that the other defend ants herein and C M Collier con triving and meliciously intending to injure the plaintiff, conspired and conferated together and ma liciously and without probable cause procured plaintiff to be ar rested therefor. That on August 12, 1899, the plaintiffs were ex amined before U S Commissioner J J Walton, for the supposed crime, who found them not guilty. That for the purpose of defense in this prosecution the plaintiffs spent money in employing attor neys in their defense, also were compelled to lose time in leaving their homes, and iu traveling to Eugene and for payment for lodg ings, etc, each of the plaintiffs were damaged in the sum of $50. That plaintiffs are otherwise in jured and damaged on account of their injured feelings, mental sufferings, anguish and humiliation in the further sum of $5,050 each, or a total of $25,250. Great Reduction In Sujnmcr Goods ! t C11 fltfS33 ades Crash Skirts. iBSfe Ladies' Shirt Waists. Lawns, and all kinds of Summer Goods sold LESS THAN COST I at L. Lurches lt Brief. How about tli is weather? And still they go to the mines. No matter what y u want we have it at dimming & Sehr. Wanted Five hundred customers to come and see our umbrellas . just re ceived from the makers. Prices SOc to $3 each. EAKIN & BltlSTOW Boyd will make 21 stamp photos, seven positions, for 25 cents. The carpenter work on L. Lurch's store is now completed. It makes a big difference in the appearance of the room. AH work entrusted to Davidson the Jeweler will be promptly atteuded to and guaranteed . Trust your watches, clocks and jewelry with Davidson tho jeweler, who does good work and guarantees tho same . Take your laundry to Geo. E. Griffith, agent of tho Eugene Palaco Laundry. Goes down Thursday and returns Saturday afternoon. Furniture store is the placo to buy your paints, oils, sewing machines, carpets, blankets, pillows, mattresses, wall paper, window shades and under taking goodB. Maiitin & Cowman. Tho 4-year-old son of M. A. Tapp of this city had the misfortune to fall and break his arm Monday. Dr. Wall was called and roJuced tho fraeturo and at last accounts the little follow was getting along as nicely as could be ex pected. Tho great success of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrfiooa Remedy in the treatment of bowel complaints has made it standard over tho greater part of tho civilized world. For sale by Bk.nho.v Dituo Co., Co,ttago Grove. Lyons aud Awxiu.U'j;. Drain Druggists. Cranberries! Cranlierries! Cranberries ! First of the Season dimming & Sehr. For quality and cheapness in fresh meats go to the Central meat market. Notice I lemon way & Burkholder's ad. Shoes, shoes, shoes. If you want glasses fitted to your eyes go to Davidson the Jeweler. Fresh candies every day, made from pure sugar at the Tailor shop Timothy seed, just received at Gum ming fc Sehr. You should trust your watch with a first class Jeweler, Patronisw Davidson. Wo 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. Given nway, one Photo button with each dozen Photos for fuw days at BoydB gallery . Mackintoshes that will turn the ruin, sold by Eakin ifc JIbistow. Sailors the latost full styles aro now ready for inscctioii at Miss Meinzcrs. Buy your grass seed of Eakin fc Biiihtow. Giums Si Vkatcii Co aro the leaders in all kinds of mining supplies, ammu nition and sporting goods. Smoked Halibut, the lnjst you ever saw just in and going like hot cuke, at Cumming & Sehr. Now crockery . and glassware at CUMMINC! & SHIM'S. Joe B.iker of the grocery (inn of Baker and Johnson will lx at tho Musick mine every Friday with tho supply wagon for the benefit of patrons. Bakkh it Johnson. Suits! Suits!! Tailor made suits!!! Up to date in overv respect, from $15 up. Call and see samples. Gko. Boiilman. Remember Dr. 1. L. Scofixld, Dentist when you want dental work done. A good 35-light Acetylene gas machine, for $65.00, new and in good order. New York Racket Store, Eugene. The Northern Pacific have recently established an agency in our city with Mr. James Hemenway as agent. Cal on or write him in regard to tickets to all Eastern points. m 4 T ! 1 x. At Jvewis, 0001 ami snoo repair shop. I-irst class work, low prices, Opposite Sherwood Hotel. Boyd will take wood and all kinds of produce in exchange for Photos. Parties wishing ice cream or ice for Sunday, go to tho M. C. C. Bakery. Eakin & Bristow havo n now ad this week. In the ad they call attention to a flnolinocf wraps just in. Call and see them . Bo auro anil see tho latest styles in fall and winter hats, just arrived at Mfss Meinzers. Eakin & Bristow aro agents for the Genuine Oliver Chilled and Steel Plows and extras. Boys, havo you eeon thoso flno shot guns at Grifkin & Vkatcii Co. If you want a cook stove, heating stove or camp stove go to F. B, Phillips. Whito blankets at Eakin & Bristows, all the way from SOc to $10 per pair. F. n. Pni'Luuis has his now stock of heaters iu. Go and seothein thoyare beauties. Pink salmon, bellies, very choice at dimming ASohr. OUR SPRKi iHS.SC3i: Are Now Open for Inspection We are Offering Some Bargains in the Following! Men's Heavy Shoes $1.35 to $4-5- Boy's Shoes $1.25 to 2 35. Mcn'n I'ine Shoca $1.50 to $3.75. Men's Hats 50 cL to $3.00. We have a Full Line of Ladies' Shirt Waists in at Colors. We also have Outing Flannels, Shirting, Dcss Linings Shirt Waist Sets, Ladies Neckwa c, etc New York Racket Store. E. WALL & WHIPPLE. Kicking ? Has your 'husband Ixren kicking nhotit the toughness and quality of the meat your market has been delivering you lately? About the price, too? We would like to supply your table with meats, Our steaks and chops are ten der and at the right price; and as goal cutters as the town affords. GOOD WEIGH T.jpflr gMTGlVH US A TRIAI McFarlancl Meat Co. COTTAOE OHOVK, ORE. BENSON DRUG COMPANY A Complete and WW1 Selected line of the. Best Drugs in the Markd Kcjt Constantly in Btk 2STew Line of Trusses just in umf -ompny, Cottage Qroyt. Ore. James Hemenway: DKALKU IN !Real Estate and Mining Property! Keprracnti Fire, Life and Accident Insurance C mpanics. NOTARY" rUBLIC Strict Attention paid to Collrtlo Office opjwsite Sherwood Hotel Printed bv Permission w ' T"'rmmr MR. GLEN STONE of this city, has used twelve gallons of RA ukmq mujkuuu KILLER, for Catarrh. He is satisfied that n 1 -1 uas oeen ot much benefit to him, and will endorse this statement w wlirh nrt itilAMdtnl .. .1 ...lit i ? .UH..V3HU uuu will inquire. M Catarrh lays the foundation for general ill health, and is the M cause 01 many enronic diseases, Microbe Killer cures Catarrh. A. K Howard, Ag Residence with J. K. Barrett. Cottage Grove, Oro. IT IS HERE! The Largest Stock in South Lane Q Pntmictincr nf Shelf and Heavy Hardware; Stoves one Tinware; Pumps, Pipe " AGRICULTURAL, IMPLEMENTS! Guns and Ammunition, Studebrker Wagons, Canton Clipper Pto Harrows, Etc. . For Miners Supplies, the only bouse South of PW land. Give us a call r.PTCPTM Rr tTT.ATCH. nK COTTAGE GROVE, ORW