Bohemia nugget. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1899-1907, April 27, 1900, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextPUJ imOKltN.-- F A unit l r Mr. Woodford, who re- l ix nun - ' l...u, nntup hum from the cast and ;ciiii ---- . , feii ir need in kcii,,,i uul """ i"v Southern I'aeiflc Co., near Mr. LWhUc's place, unci ins icg tinmen last Frldny. The leg of over alls caught on tiie kiiuckjc oi mo 11..- rnd ivtlicll 1H USL'd U) Sronsinit the power from the horse rKK.uor in tlie WOOd HilW, mill inline Ifl- i ..... ,.,,n1l 1w utmilll'll 1li; Inir fas wouiiu nrouuu uic rou nut fiM,.... n few illCllCS IIUOVC III RRb-i. Mr. woouiuni wis new KTSfortuimte since coining here, rntilv latt WCCK Ills le.iin run uway K!Ri.n n.ifi with another one of i IS lUoys in the wagon, nnd after an ex felUmr run turned the wagon over I The hoy escaped without serious aJfoagc, but one of the horse was Killed. ISK CAIX M. Durham met with a close SU last Thursday evening wmie Snempting to pull a load ot hay SBich had been mired down on one offthc streets in the outskirts of the city. Mr. Durham had hitched his ifour horses on the rear end of the iwgou anil was pulling the load Backwards, when he was caught Between the corner of the rack and SBtelcphone pole, breaking two HBa and otherwise bruising him. HeVas only saved from perhaps iSSt-int death by the wagon turning over in an opposite direction from Hiui, thus freeing him from his perilous situation. Mr. Durham was conveyed to his home where medical aid administered to his Bufferings, and ut present he is im proving rapidly as can be cx pccled. THfl SOMMHRS W'OKK. 5t is reported that the snow is Fitrtw nlnuist UOIlC OUl OI UIL- fountains, and this being theca.se iuwill only be a qucsuou oi a lew Rveeks until active operations will ticTcbmuicnccd in the matter of de- TJlnninciii work in Iiohemia. I lie feffinairement of various properties ifSt,':l. l.i It,, irllf this winter. owinK to inadequate facilities for Sarrying on work during the winter, janS known to have been busy HurhSg the winter mouths, ar ranging details for a steady sutn Jneris work, and as soon as the con dition of roads will permit supplies galFre will be hauled in a,nd the blffest summer's work in tlie'hisr. toryfof Bohemia camp will bo coih inenccd. VAUUUl.K FOUNDATION HOCK. BEtJo buildorM of Cottmjo Grovu are Ipenmp' not wnro," Haiti nn ottl proi pIStloftto a NauBtit mnii the other tiny, jAffiathvy Mb usini; pretty vnluublu pay . . ... ... . rocKifpr me loiiiKitniou worn oi muir biiiltllngn. I hud omiHion homo time og'uToitwct ii littlti of thiri fit me kind ottroei, which in known us lliril-eyc rborphcry, unci in liorn PiiooniiiK it, 1 . Ulld eonio cilit or ten colors, which in ,cqiivelont ton J5 or (ll iiHsny. While it 'lo uMUoeijitetl with Unsure veins still it in WavcSfotinil in tlsntiro foriiiation. Thin itT&icutf pluntiftil in tliu Cripple Ciouk feountry, tml tneio it ih mineu ex- tenBlyely. There are tout) mid tons of it liefbiln Kft-nt ilikca in close proximity to frauogo Urove." iTolcatwi hock.-- ChttB. Dority, of Springfield, fominin Sfftwjrock crunhcr, dcuilld to tio woik HWtfua end of tlio countv. arrivetl Mon- 'daKiml is now operutiug the crusher forall'lt 18 woitli. It iunootl thiig .nnd the day la not fur tliataut when the SjVeoplo of Jttiio county will wonder how o'pebplo got ulong tin long uu they did Sfdjiut' up with the aboinninl)lo roudH Kfjh'c" county, without a crusher, and jgomctirno they will thank the prcuent rcKn court for bravinc the blurs and (vulBaricritlclHiiia of the yellow jourimlH lotMg county und going uhead uud making permanent improvements. onaAifLsKu, fllatelton Cabin, Nutlro Sou? of Ore goa organized in thin city lata week wlUclmrtor inomberalilp of U2 niein pwajitu thofollowlngoiricerHliiHtulletl. jjjerome Knox, president; J. I'l: Young, BT; Frank MeKarland, 2nd V 1'; fiijfilF Voatch, It. S; italnh Whipplo, 3?fAIf Walker, M; Darwin Uiiatow, 'JVD. Lurch, P.P. EL rpPMOATlON I,AI1) Sljo! loundutiou for the new M K church waa laid this week, nnd uh noon naltho rondH will admit of the hauling o matrtrlnl the coiiHtruution of the hnne BODiSinew elm rch will be coinmeneed. thsYthought, howover, that the ma- terlfllicnnnot bo placed uiion tho ground ibofqre tho llrat of June, at which tiiuo uioiwqrK oi conmruction will ue rapmiy pualiml. JtAnniKD. HKRpublo wedding took place at tl.o rcajuoiieu oi o, n. ituictj, It'll iiiiibm iiuiii 5KliEHty Wednesday, April 25, 1UU0, tho raetini: nnrtica belnu' Uuuli 0. Deo- If and Anna F. Ilalea; Ulyaea S. and Winonah Doolittlo. The riy marriod people aro wen nnu la ably known In this loeitllty, and file a hoat of friends wlio linatoa to Mar congratulations. r tbaovlbefov the Nugget, I ONK ON THH LONG JOIJUNHY , Wllllunt On rln, ore of tho oMohI and most highly renpi:clcd pioneer eill.eim of l.nuit county, who fame to Oregon in thennrly ihtyH, enduring tiro liurdHhlpH intit with by thoHo who braved the trlalH Incident lt leaving tho older Hettlcd eountrli'H mid buirtilliig with (ho perilH of croHHlng thtt plaiim it 1 1 I fettling tho now, look up the long journey hint Krl day evening, )ma an the hum went ilown, ami tit-parted for tho undihi-overed country from which none are dcathicd to return.' William Currhi waa born in OniyHon county, Virginia,' December 2i), I8IH, and died at li 1m home near thla elty, afterawnek'a IIIiiphh with grippe, Fri day evening, April 20, I IK 0, at the ago ofBiyourM, three tnoiitha and twenty two tlaya. Deceacetl lift tho home of hia birth in for M I hhoii ri where ho llvetl until he tdarled uerna.i tho plaltiH foe Oregon- ill 1850, leiii'hing (Inh Htale that fall, where he engaged in puck lug into the mineu of Southern Oregon and Northern California until lHr;, when he located a donation land claim near Collage Orove upon which he continued to reclde until the (treat Mauler called him hence. He waa a type of man chiiiiHlic of the early pioncork of the great weal, nnd retained the friendship and reaped of Uioho who knew him through a long life to the end. Dcccitpod wit tho youngent of four hrotlicra, tho two youugcxt of wlimu Hugh and (ieorge, died in llilantate Noinuyetira ago, while hia cldeHt luother John, who Ih now 81 yeara old, aurviveh him and reaidcH at 'the old domitiou hind home of ileeeaced. Deceased also had aeveral tialera, two of wl.om were reti lenfa of Oregon, Mra. Kitty Cooler, of thia cotiuly, who died near here M yeara ago on tlie 18th of tl.ii uionth b.tiug one of them . The funeral Hcrvicea were h Id at the Shlehla cemeterv. Siimluy, April 22, Itev. Wallace olllciallng, a large al- teudanee being preaeul. It in auuoiiured that old era have btcn received hero thia week from tho man agement in londi)ii to atari active oper atioua at (irizzly iniiij! iinined:ately. fliia ia the llyrue Hroa. k JoIiiikoii property of whicli an account of u rich atrike wua madu in hiat weeka Nugget. It ia understood that an efTort will be m.tde to (irmiire a militia compativ in tho near future. There ia plenty of good material here for a company and it ia to be imped that the effort will meet with auceeaa. Thecitv council hail Main and Fourth atrecta Mtrvtyed nnd at.tked thia week with the view ot gnnliug nml cmrli rocking the anme in (he immediate future. Mtiu atreet wid bj graded fiom tho Kuowiluii property to the depot, while Fourth atreet will receive attention fromUco. l.ea'a place to Main ai reel. Unbelt Sherwood, tho seven year old hod of Mr.aud Mra, lieo. Sherwood, ia idli a youthful traveler. He arrived here fioiu Weiacr, Idaho, laat Monday, Imvi'iig traveled the tntiie diatance it lone, of eourho being in charge of lint coinluctora. Maater Kuben ia just four weeka recovered from the smallpox, anil ia glad to getaway from the m-ciio of hia iiiueaa aim get Home to pupa nun mamma. Co to Liucoln'a auction Saturday. Tho CroHcont llicycle ia the wheel that alwaya stnmia up. Kaki.n it II ii i a row. Leltera reach thia o.'Iico nearly every day aakiug for infoi million regariling atore mid oilier buildinga to rcutj but alaa, there are none. The Crescent is the popular wheel at a atitnilard price, and1 no better wheel at any prico. ftjiti iy jvukiii iv uriaiow A few flnkea of snow, to tho stirpriHO ot every uotiy, leu Hero last Metinestiay. Ititlo a Crescent. They aro sky high. f25.0J aud'fari.UO nt Kit I; in & llriatow. A mirae. n cow hell and a pair of ladiea gloves belonging to pomeono at thia ollleo. Come and prove property, pny for this notice and take 'em. See the lino display of millinery at tho parlora of Mra. J. S. Medley. FOUND. "Weary Wlllv tho wandering watch linkor" aonda hia best regarda to "Doe" liowcn the deer slayer of Iiohcmia and says that ho may be found at the Eu gene Ileal, Estnto & Investment ,Co'h oiflce ready for busineas. Please forward tho reward so that ho may buy n clean ahlrt. ,'Cop" Tho Jeweler, Uugono, Ore. I'OR SAW5. A good paying business for sale. Knquire at this office. In almost every neighborhood -there is some one whose life has been saved by Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, or who has been cured of chronic diarrhoea by the use of that medi cine. Such persons make a point of telling of it whenever opportu nity offers, hoping that it may be the means of saving other lives. For sale by Bicnson Duug Co., Cottage Grove. Iyon8 & Ai'i"i.i GATK, Drain, Druggists. AH About you. If. M. Ogdon of Portland waa In tho cny I'Htiay. Lew f.nltoy came In from the milieu i ucHtlay. Mra. C. . I. Howard luia been qulto ill the last ten tlaya with grippe. W. II. Deiinla, of Spokane, Washing ton waa In the city thia week. Doe I.oKoy moved hia family from Ihiaclty to JSIuu" last Tuesday. (ill Medow waa tlovfn from hia min ing Inlereatn in liohemia thia week. Fred and D.ui UyniOH. of tho Grizzly group were down from the hilla thia week. Judge David Goodaoll, a prominent Portland attorney, waa in the eity thia week. L. A. Ponse, a mining man from Denver, Colorado, una in ihe city last Friday. It ia aaid that the Chicago milk trust baa been broken wonder if It spilled when It broke. It. J. Jennings, after n few daya visit in tlila eity, returned to tliu Helena last Tuesday. 0. F. Knox, republican candidato for county Judge, of this city was in Ku geiiu thia week. J. A. Htennitt, S. O. Dennett a nil J. R. Magladay of Saginaw were In Cot tage (J rove-laat Saturday. Jack Onion of Dooth- Kellv Mill No. 1 had it few tlaya lay off thia week on nc- i:iimiu in a urcitK (town. ... .. i .r. San ford Milla of Wotxlburn, was in town thia week looking for a buainesa location. K. It. Skipworth, nominee for repre sentative on the fusion ticket wna icnistered at the Hotel Sherwood Friday night. P. J. Jennings, of Portland, Ihe well- known mining man, waa looking nfli-r tlie Helena a mtereata in una city this week. Miss Laura Shields who waa reported inn tlyiug condition at Springfield early in the week, ia now aaid lo be improv ing. F. (. Hby, an ntto npy from- Wood burn, Oregon, wna in Cotlngolirovo thia week, looking about with a view of lo cating. " James Henieiiway, republican candi date for reproentativo of Lane county, waa doing husinesa in Ktigenc thia week. Hurt Nunn, tho well kuo vu mining man of Dohemin district, and special mining correspondent to tho Nugget, waa in from tins district thia week . L. M: rse, no far its heard from, carriea off" the prize for new potatoea this season. He reports that he had the real new Murphy last Tuesday for dinner. Attorney Jerome Knox has boon ap pointed notary ptiniic uy uov. deer. Attorney Knox is now licensed to swear, ho no obligations can lie 'taken if he tloea ho. W.J. Henderson, well known hero and in Kuirene, who liaa devoted much of hia life to prospecting, and whose homo In at eoit .loues, California, spent Wednesday night in thia city, the guest of Uncle Yea Y eaten. Al Chunchill, who has boon visiting relatives ami frienda in thia citv for tho mist two weeks, and incidentally male ing a valuable hand in the Nueeetotllcc, returned to the Helena Una week. Edgar K1112 roporta that n couple of dogs were chasing liU goats Thursday morning. I'arties wlio own dnjis should see that they do not molest stock, especially if they value tho dngj, aa thev aronpt to get 11 loatl of buck shot, nnd tho owner of stock ia perfectly juatllicd 111 giving it to tiiem, too. Mr. and Mra. Perry Long who have been in charge of tho cook houe at the (Jhamnion mine arrived down I uestlnv Mrs. Lone scored nuitea record aa a mountaineer .on thia trip, Bhe having walked from I lie (Jhamplon to the ware house, a diatance of oi"ht milea over the rough mountain road, ou the tiny of their arrival here. James llcmenway baa bought from Geo. Huston lota 3, -I and 11, D ill, Long anil Landeas edition. Consideration $3215.00. Mr. Dovd hna decided to postpone his trip mid therefore hia gallery will be open aa heretofore, until turtuer notice. Sond your watch to W. L. Coppernoll, tho jeweler, at Kiigeno. lie warrants nil of hia repair work. On Wednesday and to noon Thursday May tho Oth and 10th, no longer, Dr. Lowe tho well known optician of Kn- gciro will bo at the Sherwood Hotel. If you want perfect ghtssos fitted correctly to your eyes don't fait to bco him on those daya. W. L. Coppornoll, tho jeweler of F,u gcuo, will pay the postage on nil work sent him. The physicians of thia city have been kept buay of lata" treating patients afflicted with tho grippe. L1CKXSK TO WHO. A liceiiBO was issued this week to Hugh Doolittlo and Anna F. ISatca and Ulyaea S. Datea and Winonah Doolittlo all of Lane county. THE BUST IN THE WORLD. We believe Chamberlaiu's Cough Remedy is the best in the world. A few weeks ago we suffered with 0 severe cold and a troublesome cough, and having read their ad vertisement in our own and other papers we purchased a bottle to see if it would effeot us. It cured us before the bottle was more than half used. It is the best medicine out for colds and coughs, The Herald, Andersonville, Iml. For sale by Brnsqn Drug Co., Cottage Grove. IyoN3 & Apri.UGATK, Drain, Druggists. Splendid growing weather, this. If you would got good resulta advertise in the Nugget. If you want wall (taper or hooka don't forget to get prlcea of J. P. Cunln the druggist. Suits! Sulla! ! Tailor tnndo suits! ! ! Up totlait! in every respect, from f 15 up. Call and aeo samples. GKO. Doll I.MAS'. Jf you want a aaw, axe, wedge, or any thing in the wood choppera line. I'hillipa A Jones have a good assortment anil prices tight J Fresh candies every day. inatlo from pure sugar ut the Tailor shop. For quality and cheapness in fresh meats go lo tlie Central meat market. T. A. Lewis, boot nnd shoo rennir shop. .First class work, low prices. O pposile Sherwooil Hotel. For all kinds of plumbing and tin work go to Griffin & Veatch Co. lfor watches, clocks and jewelry patronize Davidson the Jeweler. F.akin cfc Iiristow aro audits for the Genuine Oliver Chilled and Steel l'Jowa and exlraa. OvorUOodd patterns of wall paper to choose from and more on the wav. at Jenkins 'c Lawson's. If you want garni work remem ber Davidson the Jeweler. For a fine assortment of fishing tackle and sporting goods Gjui'I'IN & Vi'.A'fcn, Co. arc the leaders. Free wilh each dozen cabinet photos. I will L'ive for the next 80 davs one life size portrait free made by Portland Art uo. .1. iN, ISO VI). Tnkp vour lnundrv fo Goo. F. Griffith, ng"iit of the' Kugeno Pal ice Laundry, iioca down Thuraday anil returns .Saturday afternoon. Fanners if you want a good culti vator Guiui'in, V batch Co, have them. Did von notieetho.'O bath tubs at Phil ips & D.ivison. They are bsnutief. J.P. Cnrrin litis a choice line of in grain anil flu'tired wall paper, at prices to suit the trade . Phillips 'i I) tvii i: h V3 in tliair see out! shipment of j',inidi tools. Special bargains in flooring,- rus tic and ceiling, in short length at Booth-Kelly yard, Saginaw. Phillips it Davis in will have a car load of giant powder here next week. If you want a go'd job of plumb ing done go to Grrfiin ft Veatch, Co, Spray pump and McCain's carbolic compound for spinying trees, at Phillij s & Davison's. We sell good goods at good prices for our customers, .Central Meat Market. Our garden tools are all right call and see them before you buy. Gkipi'iv Vk.vtcu Co. For latest designs in spring millinery call on Mrs. J. S. Medley. Griffin & Veatch Co. carry a full line of Canton Clipper atr.l John Deere Plows. None better. We will pay the highest price for wool and mohair. Hmmijnwav & BuRKiioi.nn.R. TheGiiflinA Veatch Hardware Co. have recently milled a first class tin shop to their tilioiu'y well equipped house and are now piepared to do nil kinds of re pairing. Boys when you are going fishing remember our line of flys are all O. K. Griki'in Veatch, Co. Mra. J. S. Medlev has on display mil linery goods in all qualities and prices to suit customers. Call and sec them. Just opened wilh a freah stock of cigars, confectionery anil tobacco. R. S. Smith's billiard, pool and curd rooms, at the junction of Wall nnd Main streets, in the Mnrtiit building. Opci day and night. Hemenibor the place and give ua a call. Ono set of second hand harness, almost as good as new, for aalo by Kakin & Bristow. SPREADS LIKE WILDFIRE. When things are "the bast" they become "the best selling." Abra ham Hare, a leading bruggist, of Belleville, O., writes: "Electric Bitters are the best selling bitters I have handled in 20 years. You know why? Most diseases be gin in disorders of stomach, liver, kidneys, bowels," blood and nerves. Electric Bitters tones up the stomach regulates liver, kidneys and bowels, purifies the blood, strengthens the nerves, hence cures multitudes ol maladies. It builds up the entire system. Puts new life and vigor in to any weak, sickly, run-down man or woman. Price 50 cents. Sold by Benson Drug Co. Griffin & Veatch Co. are agents for the celebrated Canton Clipper Plows, Harrows and Cultivators. Gumming & Hawley. Successors to CTjAiMINO. & SElilt, having bought tiie entire stocfc of the old firm at a discount, will offer certain, lines at a great reduction: in price. For tile next 30 days the following will be sold at cost. A choice Variety of floor matting. lyidies' & ChildrensY IVIens' & Boys' shoes. Mens' ft Boys' hats & caps. B!ankots &.. Quilts, Groceries Crockery, Tinware & Granitewafe at the very lowest prices. Wc invite a call and guarantee satisfactionf . fC u- k, T a;a''f . . GUMMING & Racket" OUR STORE IS TllEjrETROPOMS OF THE FURXISIILYQ BVSIXESS. SprinQ islierc anil atour storeccntcrs the largest assortment of tn6 ricltcst and best .Uens fats, Sfiirts, Xeckwearaml Gents FurnisJting and at prices tiia t are never cpualed elseiclicre. Don't icandcf around aimlessly trying to decide where to buy your Spring furnish ingsbut come to our store which is brim full of icorthy merchandise, Wehave just received a shipment of the latest blocks in Mens Fuf I fats in all new colors. The correct Style Hat means a great deal to 'he wearer. Jest stop in a minute and look through ovr assortment. FT COSTS YOU X0TIXG. OQiT FORGET TVE. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. United States Land Office, Roseburg, Ore.,. Feb., 19, 1900. Notice is hereby given that in compliance with the provisions of the act of Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled "An act for the sale of timber lands in the States of Cali fornia, Oregon, Nevada, and Wash ington Territory," Nathaniel H. Martin of Cottage Grove, County of. Lane, State of Oregon his this day filed in this office his sworn state- J ment No. 849, for the purchase of ; the SW 1-4 of Section No. so, in i Township No. 23 S Range No. 1 W , and will offer proof to show that the land sought is more valuable for its timber or stone than for agricultural purposes, and to establish his claim to said land before the Register and Receiver of I this office at Roseburg, Oregon, on Friday the 4th day of May 1900. He names as witnesses: Enon E. Lilly, James E. Ostrauder, Phillip Hohl, Tina Hawley Cook, of Cottage Grove, Oregon. Any and all persons claiming ad versely the above-described lands are requested to file their claims in this office on or before said 4th day of May 1900. J. T. Bridges, Register. . Those- A, frill line of the latest patterns The prices will please you, and in -paint of qual ity and beauty canno t be beaten. HemoBway & Biirkliolik Main Street. Mm ..I ,'II'WI . EAWLET. T'rf PLACE E. Wall (S Whipple. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION, United States Laud Office, Roseburg, Ore., Feb., 19, 1900. Notice is hereby given that irr compliance with the provisions of the act of Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled "An act- for the sale of timber lands in the States of Cali fornia, Oregon, Nevada, and Wash ington Territory," Phillip Hohl of Cottage Grove, County of Lane, State of Oregon has this day filed" in this office his sworn statement No. 850, for the purchase of the NW 1-4 of Section No. 20, in Township No. 23 S Range No. 1 W., and will offer proof to show that the laud sought is more valuable for its timber or stone than for agricultural purposes, and to establish his claim to said land be fore the Register and Receiver of thisofficeat Roseburg, Oregon, on Friday the 4th day of May 1900. He names as witnesses: Nathaniel H, Martin, Enon E. Lilly, James E. Ostrander, Sina Orrell, of Cottage Grove, Oregon. Any and all pcrgous claiming ad' versely the above-described lands are requested to file their claims In this office on or before said 19th day of February 1900. J. T. Bridges, Register. NOTICE Ol'" SALE OF HKAL I'KOl'KUTY. Notlco Is herobr glvon that by vlrture of a decree of tho Circuit Court ot tho State of Ore Ron, In und for I-une Comity, made, rendorcd and entered on the 'JOth day of March, A, I). 11100. in tho nult thorein entitled J. K. Younir, Plaintiff vs. O. U. Keyea. Koyes hi wife mid Geo. M. Iltiwley, Defendants; direct IiiK that the hereinafter dcacrlbod roal prop crty tie sold and appointing tho undersigned, solo reforeo to make sale thereof; I will orTor for milo at pnblio auction to the highest biddor forcash, at the front door of tho Court House lit Eugene, Lane County, State of Oregon, on tho 2nd day ot May, A. t. llJ0, at one o'oloclc In tho aftornoon, thp following described lots nd real property, towit: Lots numbered 'J, 3, I, 5, and Gin Illock number 11 of tho Longand l-andoss Addition to Cottage Grove, as platted and recorded, bolng In tho ton 11 of Cottage Grove, In said County of Lane and State or Oregon, tinted at Bugone, Oregon, this 28th day of March, 1000. A, E. WitKEin, Roforce. NOTICE OK FINAL SETTLEMENT Notice Is hereby given that Jas. 8, Denson, administrator of tho estate of J A. Ilenson, lc ceased, has rendered, presented and tiled In in tho County Court, of Lano County, State of Oregon, Ills final account olhls administration ofaaldostato; and tha Monday too 7th day ot May A. D. 1900. being the first day of Iho May term of said Court at 10 o'clock of said day hits beon fixed by tho Judge of a)d I'ottrt tho ttroo for hearing said final account and settling said estate, at which time all persons, interested tiro hereby required to appear and Illo their objections fn writing to said llnal ac count and coiitost tho samo. ..... liatod Cottago Orove, Oregon, Ariilsrd, -A n. woo. J. S. ButlTOJf, Adialiltrutor.