I BOHEMIA NUGGET. Lane county was spien
C. J. HOWARD EDITOR.
laterrd ml I fee nntuflw Cctr Cim,
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Fkidktv Aran. 13, 19-
gfflgJCIl CWCTT TItDET-
Fer Representatives
L. T. HARRIS, of Eugene.
JAS. HEMENWAY, Cottage
GroTe.
IVAN McQUEEN, Lorane.
For County Jndge
O. F. KNOX, Cottage Grorc
For Clerk
E U. LEE, Junction City. .
For Sheriff
R. D. HAWLEY, CreswelL
For Commissioner
J. I. TAYLOR, Hermann.
For Assessor
D. P. BURTON, Eugene.
For Treasurer
L. GILSTRAP, Eugene.
For School Superintendent
EUGENE BOND, Thurston.
For Surveyor
C. M. COLLIER, Eugene.
For Coroner
G. W. GRIFFIN, Eugene.
CmZEIS C30HTT TICIET.
For Representatives
LEVI GEER. Cottage Grove.
E- R. SKIPWORTH. Eucene.
CHAS. HARWOOD, Florence wards, the holdover.
didly recognized in the county con
vention, tb delegation from here
retriWalf tbev asked for. How
ever the fact that Cottage Grove is
the home of the nominee on the re
publican ticket for county judge
and a representative does sot argue
that this section will receive greater
consideration in the event these
candidates are elected, than any
other section of the county. In
the matter of judge, the choice fell
to this section purely upon the
merits of the man. Mr. Knox is
known to a considerable extent
throughout the county and especi
ally in Eocene: and when a man
can go into convention against a
Eugene man, especially as good a
man as Attorney A. E. Wheeler,
and get the nomination it speaks
loudly for the successful candidate.
The republicans of this vicinity did
not advocate Mr. Knox with the
view that he would be partial to
this section, but on the ground that
he is an honest, conservative and
conscientious man, who has culti
vated in orirate life rigid prin
ciples of economy, which will not
belaid aside should he be elected
county judge. He win treat every
section of Lane county alike, and
that is what is needed. With Mr.
Knox of South Lane as judge. Mr.
Taylor of West Lane, and Mr. Ed-
representing
Hon. Harrison
Kincaid, hi
a iumo-down. from
For County Judge.
H. R. KINCAID Eugene.
For Commissioner
J. R. HILL
For Clerk.
H. M. MILLIORN, Junction. ;
For Sheriff
W. W. WITHERS, Thurston.
For Treasurer
A. S. PATTERSON. Eugene.
For School Superintendent.
W. M. MILLER, Lost Valley.
For Assessor
E. R. PARKER, Lost Valley.
For Surveyor
LINCOLN TAYLOR, Cottage
Grove.
For Coroner
DR. W. L- CHESHIRE, Eu-gene.
made quite
sccretarr of slate to the nomination
for county judge on the "citixens
ticket." As a tule when a man
gets to going down be just keeps on
and the chances are in this case,
that the Honorable Harrison K.
will not even stop at county judge.
W. V. Withers was nominated on
the citizens ticket for re-election to
the office of sheriff. Amis and his
class notwithstanding. Mr. Withers
is the only available man in the
citizens" party who has a ghost
of a show to be elected. Should he
be elected Lane county will again
have a democratic sheriff, and the
populist brothers, who were ad
monished by Chairman Wilkins to
"forget that they were populists,"
will have to bold the sack another
two years, while the Guard rakes
in tbe saenn s patronage. How
ever there is a chance, and a pretty
good one, that they, the populists
will be relieved from this em
barrassment.
well, the republican nominee for
sheriff, goes into the field with the
solid support of tbe republican
party of Lane county, and he is a
man of splendid qualities and will
You Miss a Money
Saving Propositi
If You Skip This Advertisement.
f
. 1 .n..uninMMHmlcl buyer whI wiwiHy o nw tliirliiK otirri i ' m
supplying their dry goods ntvJt
NOTICE KUK I'UULICATlOS.
ml Office at UoevUunc. Orrgn,
April a, ivw
Nolle If hereby lircn thai the fol
low I of named ttt!rr hae filed not ice of
hi intention to make final pi oof in Hp
portofhls claisa, ami that faid urool
will be oiiulr More Juel Wire U Sj.
Cumminioner.at Kanm, Lane ttwtntr.
BobHawleyol Cres- on Jane 16, two m: KIU Wriktr.
Haul Dell on her II. K. No. 72
the S W 8K -f A 3 , 8W M Sec. S. f.
21 8.. K 3 Wnt.
Shenamnthe following witnrT tu
prorc her ontlnuo mMdrncw upon
ami rulliralion of aakl land, lit:
Itrael J. liray, Pat id KiIwm. IWk
likely preside over tbe destinies of punning Alii McClane. llairl Dell.
the sheriffs office alter next June.
There are few men in railroad
circles who take tbe interest in
pointing out to the producers of
the state many interesting facts
beneficial to the farmer and stock
raiser" that Mr. Ci H. Mark
ham, general passenger and freight
agent of the Southern Pacific Co.,
does. He furnishes from time to
time authentic figures irom data
compiled in the offices ot the com
pany that cannot help but be of in
terest to producers. Among other
things he has this which wiU
probably make those who haven't
a very good opinion of the poultry
business open their eyes: The
Southern Pacific Company last year
hauled over 224 car loads of poultry
from Kansas and Nebraska to Cali
fornia. The rate from Kansas is
$1.75 per too. The average num
ber of chickens in a car is 4,000,
which brings the average price to
3cts per pound or $1.44 a dozen
for the average chicken, and as
the northwest can raise chickens
so easily there is no reason why
these hundreds of car loads that go
into California markets should not
come from this section. It is time
to say that the chicken business is
overdone, or that it does not pay.
the central and eastern part of the
county, the people of Lane will re
ceive fair and impartial adminis
tration. In the matter of repre
sentatives Mr. Hemenway if elected
will work lor the interests of Lane
county, and this fact was gener
ally recognized by the delegates in
the convention. He was placed
by the side of Attorney L T.
Hams, a man above reproach and
undoubtedly one of tbe most popu
lar men in the county, as a running
mate, and the vote he polled was
beyond the most sanguine expecta
Hons of his supporters, .demon
siraung nis strengtn in tne con
vention irora every section of the The Nugget office has received
a. r - I
cuumy. nr. jxcyueen nas tne the March number of the Pacific-
honor to succeed himself as repre- Monthly, im which appears an in-
senianvc ana mis oi'itseu, say terestingarticl from Gov. Geer, on
nommg 01 nis irreproachable the republican outlook.
cnaracter, ana sound republican
principles, is a guarantee of his REMARKABLE CURE FOR
popularity throughout the county. RHEUMATISM.
Robert Hawley the nominee for
sheriff, is a man of the people, a Ke.vna, Jackson Co., W. Va.
successful farmer, and a man who About three years ago my wife
The congressional convention for
this district held at McMinuville
on the 10th inst. was the most har
monious. There were five candi
dates, Tongue, Gatch. Bronnell.
Hewitand Carter. While each can
didate had soae following, the con
vention was Tongue's from the
moment of permanent organization.
The best of feeling prevailed and
while there were those who would
have preferred a different result,
they submitted to the inevitable in
a true republican spirit, and today
the tst district stands solid for
Tbos. H. Tongue. The choice is a
good one and the people will never
regret his nomination and electiop.
NOTICE FOR
J. T. lUinor.a,
KrvWter.
Wiiucation!
Land Office at Rofeburg, Oregon.
February 21, 1900.
Notice is hereby given that the
following-named settler has filed
notice of his intention to make final
proof in support of IiLs claim, and
that said proof will be made tic
fore Joel Ware, U. S. Commissioner
at Eugene, Oregon, on May 15.
1900, viz: Winfield S. Fletcher on
H. E. No. 7224 for the W 12 SE
1-4, SE 1-4 SW 1-4. and lot 2. sec.
f8. T. 20 S..R: 4W.
He names the following wit
nesses to prove his continuous resi
dence upon and cultivation of said
land, viz:
.Herbert M. Doty, Charles E.
Russell. Samuel G. Lock wood, I.
P. Inman, of Lorane, Oregon.
J. T. Bkirces,
Register.
JCOT1CE roR rVBUCaTfOX. 1
raited StaU&Laod OSm, RMtbarr. Orerwj.
Ttbramrj 7, !!to.
Nolle it beraby ilren Ih.l In romplUntt
with lb prorttioDi of the art of Ca(ru of
Jan 2. IK, entitled "Astrl (or Ike Hie of
timber Ian4 la tbe Mute of I'allSornu. Ortrn,
Nerwte. ami W.h!neuxi Territory," .obn 11.
Orrell of Collate OroTe, County of I-ane. 8ute
ofOraxon ha thbilay Me! In thlinSlce hi
verauteneal No. . for the (tirrhxM of
tbe Lot t.:,. 10 of Sertlin Ho. t. In Town.
Cp.So.3S!UnreNo. 1 W.fl4 will offer proof
toahow that tbe land aoncht It raore Taltuble
for It timber or tone than for gri-olturi
pnrtoe, end to eUbllh hi claim to M ;
CejMRHL JVTHRKef
McFAKLAND & CO.
Proprietors.
DeiilrrN in
MAIN STREET.
...
Htef, Mutton, Porlc,
Areal, Bacon, Liu-d,
lresh Sai usages, Iij
and Cxanie m season,
A.T TICK LCAVJisJ
P.RICI0S.
COTTACK GROVE. 0R1
James Hemenway $i
DKA I.Kit IX
Heal Estate and Mining T?i'opei1g
3
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trHrnl
Fire, Life and Accident Insurance Cmpanies.
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NOTARY I U 111.10
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Sirift Attention
Office opposite Sherwood
Jet
Progression.
1.
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We art? living in a rltl agf : nnc l I'nrraelon. Tbr WotUtg
am yim iniit iimitc with it. JJ
Ktep up wiiii the litnra. .11 you mu n t'liamv to ln-naf1 yoHrMlI'
will always be found at his post of I had an attack of rheumatism which
duty. In the matter of treasurer, confined her to her bed lor over a
so tar. as tbe honest)' and integrity month and rendered her unable to
of the men who were before the walk a step without assistance, her ffll0w!,,t"n, w
1- , ,.... ,. ...... . . ..'",.KoMr Owoa.cn Wedne-J.y the
wutmuuu luucwuiu oc nocnoice. 1 ucing swonen 10 aouDie luetr y ot Apniisw.
Mr. L. GilstniD. the stirrftit nn- normal s?. Mr rAAn-r He name a wltnee.
.1. . . ' raarlea B Raaooe. r. E. miy. Jame. Uw.
is a tnoiough accountant, an old sisted on my using Chamberlain's I J-i- Jone. of coture orore. oreon.
soldier, and withal a cripple. He Pain Balm. I purchased a fifty- .iH?tlll?"?ut. t,MB,,n "r ibe ; our good
ismtea for the place, and should cent bottle and used it according to their eiaim in tht osira or before id
he be elected will mnlr. o m-ltlK-flirftmneonl th-rt : I y 01 April 1KO.
petent officer. R. D. Burton needs she walked to breakfast without
no mention as to business qualt- assistance in any manner, and she
fications for assessor. The olBce has not had a similar attack since.
demands a thoroughly competent A. B. Parsok for sale by Bbn
uiau, dim on. uuiiuii 15 peculiarly 1 jj ukvu iu., uoitage jrove.
adapted to the position. In fact LVoxs &Appi.eoatb, Drain Drug'
the whole ticket from top to bottom I gists
is one of the best placed before the
the opMrttinilr.
You Can Benefit Yourself by Calling At
Benson Xnig Company. 9
COTTAUK GItOVK OKI
re Drugs and Chcmicals--
. T. Ilattxiu,
Kerifter.
Hardware
.ou
II you wan I any thing in the Hardware line, come ami look
joods and see how the prices suit. We vhall " eh'deavor lotwrf
full line of
HEAVY AND SHELF HARDWARE, "SI
Stoves, Tinware, Miners Supples, Mechanics Tools. Cutlery, Abs$
tlon, Washing Machines, Chums, Etc and a Full Lie of Ar
Implements.
Phillips & Davison,
people in years, and the best of it is
harmony is plainly marked in the
ranks.
LATHAM LINES.
General Otis has been relieved of
i. t j.j ... . i
" ,r I succeeaTO in suPP'y- command in the Philippines at his
"'s".l"c( ourselves ana own request and will return home
out neiguoer state. at once. General McArthnr will
I SUPPiH film 1C tnillfinr n-a..A.
o..f r i..f . t. j b'uuj.
sons at the depot, some fifty, While Bryan is headed for the
mostly women and
FranV Vl..t, r,t ni.M.
. I .. . i
children wnue xiouse overland, Deivey try- vicinity Tueaday,
ing to reach it by water, they
will find McKinley already ihere
when the rush subsides
Successor to B. F. PHILLIPS,
Th tii ntant fw.ln t... xr.l. U4AI.KK5 lit
, "e,.. "vi. irt.fc ivuuar
altera lew wekn lay oil. IdTtrmn. "Tl
EdUndenrood haa been nuite lirk rA "UCA JClOUf
bet la improring.
Prof. K eater who lias been in onr
naighborhood tereral montha nait. has
oeen erigagod to teach the Divide school.
Frank Whit of the U of 0 aoe'tit va
cation with relative here.
wm In thin
NOTICE roil 1'UM.tUATtOH.
and Feed.
The March number of Orecon
T.: r . i .
inuuvc ouusis at nana, it con
tains as usual many interesting ar
ticles from the pen of able writers,
aud is a valuable publication.
shook hands with the would be
president. Although he -was
wreathed in one of his most be
witching smiles or grimaces rather,
no resounding cheers went up.
Now aud then the irrepressible
small boy yelled just because he
was so full of yell that he had to
"holler" anyhow and did so as
Mciwiniey as tor JJryan. E. U. Lee succeeded himself in
jne quiet old lolk turned home- the nomination for county clerk in
ward) wit li as little demonstration inc puoiican county convention
as-iftherhad attended a funeral. ?, H"e . 1 Wed"esday, a week
r ImWH - r- i nomination means a re-
m. i T.u- u action to that office, without re-
They went about their business as gard to politics. He is a com-
though Bryan was a thing of the petent officer, thoroughly honest
past awl he rolled on southward ana a man ave reproach in every
without sayinc any part ot his wa3r. Tbe northern portion of the
little free silver soeech 'Straws ra" COB8nill,,ate Itself uPon
. f sPeecu. straws having so strong a man as Mr.
show which, way the- wind blows. " Lee,
LORANE ITEMS.
J V Hartley returned to Corrallia
Sunday where he will rflfim lit. . (Haw
at the 0 AC.
AH kinds of Produce bought at
the highest market values.
Call and get acquainted with us.
nr. ! ...
we snau oe pleased at all times to
quote you prices upon all lines
MetF.ru H M Doty and E H Addicon handled by us. whether vou httv or
.l.t !.-.- . .... "J
a, mcir juoiiair w cueene Wnliii-.
day.
Mm IV Inman retnrned home
Eugene 8unday where hu haa
viaiting friends.
from
been
Miw Ruth Stevenson will take ch
t .1... r..t . . .
ui mo ainean gciiool.
r..f... - t
vuihj n number irom here went in.
ffjje - " " "v
cugeiio to hear W J Bryan epeak.
John Addison retnrned home EumUw
from Creswell where he has bean !.?.
ing nis inend Mr Tail who is quite iJck.
OIKD
At Springfield. Oreeon.Tuoadav
ing April 10th 1900. Hueh M. AVulir,
aged 78 years, 3months and 8 days, '
not.
Our stock is new, neat and clean
and having had years of experience
in business, we assure you the very
best goods the market affords, and
the lowest possible prices
Remember the place: Phillips'
old stand, Cottage Grove Oregon.
Griffin & Veatch Co. are acents
for the celebrated Canton Clipper
Plows, Harrows and Cultivators.
Unlle.1 tttaie Uml OOlre. Hoaelitir. Oren
Marrh IS, WO.
Nolle 1 herel.jr ren that in roiRplUnre
with Ibe proTliloti of the act of CunjrrfM of
Jane 3, H7I, cntlltexl "Aii art for (he aale ot
timber landi In the 8lalenf I'allfornla.Oreron,
Nerada.and Waahlncton Terrllorr." I'eterl-
IUmita4of MlnneolU Countf of Jlennelii,
State of Htnneaotahai thli day fllexl In thla
ofllre bl worn ttatement Kn. Vfi, for the inr
ebaMofthe.S'Ei4nf fectlon No. 31. In Town.
ntpno.S3M. Ranse No, 3 V!
proonoaow mat the laml Kmtht la more
ralnaWe for It limber ontnn than for arl.
rnltnral purioM,n(l loeatat.llth hi Halm to
aaM land before the Itetiater and reeelTerof'
lhl oOlr at lto.,arr, v.eon, on Tuexlar the '
Sdajrof MajrtSO), i
He name a wltneaaei:
a i i ..i tfi..vrr .. ... i
II. J
con.
Anr ami all peraom elaltnlnr advenelf the
aboTei1eacrlbeI land are reqotitol to tile
their rlaltn In thliofllreon orl,ffn. uli
J.T. Hainan,
Keg-titer.
Painti
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WkCakrva Fui.i. hlStMj
PAINTS, OILS, UttUSHIvi S
ami wlllefleri 1'Al'UK, UYC
Sash and
Bive)i
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estimates Clieerfully
iunil0'iMMnwi'',M,ri,0-a ''"n,t aU classes of work.
Ilaneon, A.M. Newman, of Kagene, Ore.l
ACKNTS l'OR . .
The Best Ready Mixed I'a'g)
the market. ' rt:
.VOTICIt
Notice is hereby given that the
prohibitionists of Lane county will
meet in Kttgene, Oregon on. Satur
day, April 14, 1900, at 9:30 a m,
in the court house, in the countv
" -J
commissioners room, for the pur-
pvacm nominating a Jull county
Jenkins k tail
m
I1AT1IEI) AXD HAHHKJlHD
Are luxuriua tlmt all cim enjoy "'Cot
Observation Cur of tho novr NorlW,
I.(ml.w1 It, .m.Mlt.terll. nlwi ill lei" af5!
'20. on tho Northirtn l'aelllt'. W
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ticket to be presented to the voters ervatlon Cur will Iwn tlH1'?'
at the. June election. This is to be
a mass meeting and a 1 prohibition
istsare urged to attend, and will
lave a vote iu thecouveutiou.
North Coast Litnitwl lenflot.
rA r . o. Clill
on iu summing cc -,,eH
and dried fish, extra cW'jgr.
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