Bohemia nugget. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1899-1907, July 20, 1900, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text1 M. Huit who left here on Decoration day for Kotzcbtic Sound jc part In the government urvcy. returned on Saturday last. He sailed from Seattle with the urvcy party on the Pathfinder, d went n for nH Dutch Iltirhor. There he wan taken down with the measles and come very nenr going r (,c river Styx. He was trnns f Clj to the steamer Luellu, which a about to mill for San Francisco, Id that night had n relapse and btfurc morning was entered on thc ,,ntaln l"K 119 dc,ul' n,1(l "I Ksquimos hud been .sent ushoic lo die a grove for him. He however, regaincd couciousncs.s nbout dny- liictit. ntiu tuc uiiiiiii iiiuiLciuuKs i'P ' . .. I 1 I... .1 ...!.. ntre put c,m lu ' wv vapiani piylug each of the diggers $t. Aftci the .steamer jailed Mr. Hunt btgan to mend nnd improved so rapidly tliat he wan about well ffhen landed in the Hay city. His adventures in the far north on two previous occasions were rough and varied, but this trip lias taken from him all the desire he once bad in Artie exploration. He will ctile down to a peaceful life in Irjod's country, and be thankful that ihis bones arc not resting on the bleak and inhospitable shores of the frozen northland. Cutk. Who does not love the little ones, and. especially little girls, and when, added to their natural charms of beauty and in iioctncc, they possess the native cuteness which we nil admire. List Sunday while. Mr. lid T. Kaghcl of Sacramento, Cnl., was charming a number of guests by bis fine rendition of selections on the piano in the parlors of Hotel Sherwood, the two. little daughters of mine host Colonel Blair, Sadie ana jimmy, ciiiciku- iuu wunur nun in graceful evolutions exemplified what to them was the stately in- tricacies of the minuet. To say that the execution was charming on v namv expresses i c real ner urmance. uicy were nun arc decidedly cute. ust a Dog Sol Davidson, the well-known .IblWUIlllUI.lllll iillli OL DCIIIUIU IJHIJ that bids fair to rival, the far-famed Suarleou tiiat once ruled as dog t ma. l ins mm inv.n no iMiiim to beatliv. hut for sitim hi i strirtlv in u. ooi lias liiuirlu linn manv lns and he has Droved such an ap sc ioiur Hint In; m now to lie introduced to the ladv waiters of lae Hotel bherwooil illume tmrlors. and in the future he will, with e:m in mouth, regularly present hiin- ii ai liiai uosicirv lor ins aauv provender. Sol knows a cooil Intnrr n.wl .1n. :.. ....... il... "VILUING. On every side and all about the viiii iiit- siiniin ni inn iinmiiifr Oeilt. Thp Motliniliut T?iiipon;il r""ft"b in mutiny mitii uiiii in iiiw in it ii i it it i ncwi Ming picturcsqucncss to the Deillfr .... v. J 1 1 1 ! ... ftfl nr1aw :.. I. I ltlittu1 1m1-w1 rift a "e town presents a bustling, bUSl- o .MntifYf.il a..iii.:.. ... it ' i 0 fi WU 4 1 Jill IS. llll- Wilt fill nil ft nil nm iitnifl'ltfr ""I - . w"0 All UilLIUIIJtlilUII Uli L11U on p lit fn... i.,i rH.uni...r.ii:.. ntv rki r r On Moiulav mornine nt the QPnnr titna 11 . servpH k.i i. 1 i- (Uh nl. ! 'iuiv.il tintif inimTLt t-st a itrra n Petini from below Comstock. that "ooCn. Bill Undess said that aOmp nn-n .t. I 1 L llltli. T1k1,.! .M.. i r uuucium Jims uuu tut iwcivc davs wna.t..a,1,i :.. l,i..t. weeii two trees, and when he ntllnfn I- 1 3 a!1.. 1 kia Kin mi ir rrio nnnr iirnirr Wafl cr t 1 1 - . ii.,i a UUUIV CIIlULTllllllL LI1L1L J L illltr . . . ...,,y gLUI,1 LllK UII1I1JU1 IS "l.v VUlllUVIUU. Cowa Kiu.UD. At noon on Mond .y,R ,i,e 110rth limifwl . " ' i"t-nj;vr u-iiii was co in in t locainotive giu n.ul thn.-w hvo C0WJJ from the trad., ijlllim, lhcm S() tmdly that they had to ,c shot later n to be put out or misery. The fine Jersey cow belonging l() MrjJ 1?. Cottle had the iiI;l,L l,id CK below the knee broken square off nnd the hip di-locnted and other contusions and lacerations of the "imp. Mr. JohiiMJii'H cow had both hind legs moken i)ollt thc knees. Water was taken to them v ...nii.ii mvi'.inaiKi aim every thing possible was done to allay the suffering of the unfortunate animals, until the section boss could be notified ami they were mercifully shot. The cows were feeding in the p.iMtire land just across the railroad track nt the foot of Kourlh street, where the fence has but recently boeu removed and cnlvertn put in, which leaves a gap of some 300 to soo feet 0f railroad open, and as the train approached this open stretch the whistle was blown, frightening the cows, and they made a run for home on this side of the track and were caught nnd stricken down by the ponderous iron horse. MooNuoirr I'ahtv. On last Friday evening about thirty couple of young people gathered together in the wooded patch that lies along the river, just above the new foot bridge at the upper end of town. Games, songs, rollicking and diuicing on the greensward made the fleeting hours pass all to quick. The liiiiht was till that could be wished. The moon rose full and beautiful about y o'clock, and its rays against the trees made them cast many flicker ing shadows, under cover of which thc ardent swains and lasses found ample opportunity to bill and coo and vow eternal friendship. As thc stream swept past the bank they sat upon, many air castles were builded, some to iall as time goes on, and some to endure for all time. .May the friendships cement ed continue long to remind the par ticipants of the joys of the moon light party. Hoys Who I'i.ay. Last Saturday evening four young men were trying their bauds at a 4-ball game of billiards in Smith's parlors, and they furnished much amusement and merrymeiit for the onlookers by their knowl edge of the game and wise icmarks and their subsequent execution. One boy played as though he had to get some, another played for general results in a don't-care sort of way, another played thin shots and always hit where he missed before, and then came the tired boy whose feet were heavy and who closed his eves when he pointed the cue. They were all good natured and enjoyed the play and at the same time provided an excellent life study. Chanok'i) Hands. On Monday Santord Mills of the Helena Saloon on Main street, Sold out to Max Weiss, the well-known brewer of Koseburg. Under the new regime the management will devolve upon Mr. h. R. Mtnard, who is well and favorably known here. He will conduct me estab lishment in up-to-date style, and the choicest liquid goods and cigars will be set forth by polite and gentle manly mixologists. Got Kickhi). K. R. Case, the tonsorinl artist, on Monday, while trying to saddle a colt he hud recently purchased, received a vicious kick on the thigh and lower abdomen, which lor some time was extremely painful and came very near being serious. He thinks himself quite fortunate that he was not laid up. At Work. On 1 aesday last the rock crusher resumed operations at the quarry about Uve mile3 out on the Bohe mia roud, under the direction of Mr. Gooduoui'h, with a new and full crew of nen. 'Che work will be steadily pushed from now until the supply is adequate to the measure required. AH About yoti. Dr. Ilulllnijor, Dentist. Juck JainuH .Ui,i() In from tlio lllnck Hutt(n on Monday. Win. Oridltli left on Monday for lio lifiiila on a llyln trip. K. Ooodimni took an online to tlio U'tlfilifu.u.. .1.. I. 17 .. ... wuuiuu u ii 1 1 iik i IIU WUUK. Mlko Waldof Kanwic wuh in town taking in tlio HilitH on Monday. I'orrv NuIhoii wim in town from the Jlliiuk IIiiMoh UiIh week oiijoyiiii? tlio deliijIitH of city life. . A..!. Tliompon of UiijjeiKj was in town.tliiH wi-ck on plimniiro bent and lor lent nnd recreation. Mrn. Abbott of Knjjdiio wn a Kiti'Htof tlmUttiiKotirovu llotul in the enrly part of tlio week. Sauil H. Cox, day foreman of tlio tic plant, Ih now untlruly well ami Ihih gono lo leHiinio liia dnticH at Kinfon Cal. .T. N. Jones and MiH Nannio Spong 1'iijoyed tlio delijditH of a refreHliitig drive lo Conmtook on Sunday afternoon. J. Viaml Is in town from u trip ovur tho Itolicniia district, and in woll pleaMfd with what liu hiiw among tlio lllilHIH. Sihii Clay of JCngt-ne, one of the ownurHof tlio (iolden Slipper mine in llolu-miii, iu at tlio Sherwood, enroute to tlio III1II0. lolin Sherwood and family took ad vmiliigo of tlio 'delightful 'went her on Sunday and enjoyod a jileacant drive to CoiiMiock. I).. I. l over has iimt returned from Deer llulto, and liringH soinolltiuHjied mciH of oro from locations ho liiin re cently iiiudu. I'. I'.Talkington of SalLMti, wan regia teted at tlio Sherwood Tiienday, onroilto to lioliuiiiiu for inspection and possible investment. K. Khodn and L. Johni-oii of Minne apulia, returned from an iiiHpeetioh of llulieuiiiion 'J'liCrtday.iind weruipiartered at tho Sherwood. Mih. J. M. lierkchlre of Goilien, who Iiiih beuii viHiting lier relutive.H iu thin city for two weeki past, returned to her liuino gu Tiiesdiiy. Minn Kdnii Wallace haw a bran new I'enmiul wheel, on which eho in duligl'ling liernulf and making many other girls extremely envious. I'. II. Philliin, wife and three little daughters returned on .Saturday lam from Winchester Hay, wiieruthey Imvo been fur tho piiMt two weeks enjoying tho ocean breezes. Vide J. Thorp, who lins been in tho employ of the ll'iotli-Kelley Company nt Saginaw for several iiiuiitl'ii past, wiih in town on Monday and went Kast to his old homo iu Ohio. J, A. lieiiHon and Herbert Kakin aro back from 'Wincliehter liay. after mi outing of two weekn. Their wives remained with .1. 1'. Currin and family and will cuiuo homo later on. Minn Manila Price of Waltcrville iti thu gucHl of Miss Cud Hill. The young ladies are old friends, and in the enjoy ment of each othei'u (society are wileiug away the lovely summer hours. Mrs. HiUtio IV'lley of Hoise. Idaho, U viHiung witli hur iuotlier, Mis. Surah Underwood. Mrrf. I'eliey eauie upon the teceipt of tlio news of her mother's ill ne8, who iri now recovering. . K. T. I'hillilis, of the hardwaio firm of Ki.ui:..., t. ii...;.,,., .....u ...if ..I I),.,,- , iiiiiij.n vv i'iiiiri.ii, t.a ..... i... River during the week superintending the Hcttiug up of one of the linn's nit a McCormii'k biudeia lecentlv Hold to Joe Colo. Lafe Moore and wife of Springfield were in Cottage Urovo on Sunday to visit John Holland and wile, thu genial host and hosted of tho Coitugo Urovo Hotel. .Mi's. Moore is a sister to Mr. Holland. J. K.Dempsev has returned from his trip to California, and will now make thu northern circuit of the mineral sec- tl...i l.tit fivtii'i'tM tri i-i.t.llrtl hem llltpr fin l.Wl.l w ( . - ' " and inaku Holiemia his pormanent base oi action . Kohi Illliler ami family of Seio, tiro visiting tlio family of James Hcinenway for a week. Mr. Hibler is tlio leading ineiohiint of tho llonrising burg of Seio ami ono oi us most energciu; nuu ouu Hianlial, citizens. T1 .....l..u T.i.l.l n.ilnn mil Sllt.ll fllllV t7..lll.. .... .. v ..... from tlio Holiemia niinu, anil brought nearly a hundred pounds of tho rich oro uti-n.-L- Iln i-Htiiitifil to tho mino on Monday ami will push development witu reiiuweu uhuik.v. Mr.Turley of Colorado Springs has inailo a visit to Holiemia and is very favorably impressed with what ho saw there, lie has gone to Portland on husinoss, but will foon return as ho intends interesting himself hero. A M Vnnmr nt Sttlfl. District Denutv n....niiyii- nf din Modern Woodineu. is Visiting tills ony aim Buriuiiiiiiiio,o i... i....ruiu nf thu (VitliiL'e Himvo lodee. and thus fur Iiiih succeeded in inducing 24 people to join linn. Hocieiy. Inr mill Kniiilc .Torilon .,lllll.n .an ...... v. ...... - left on Monday morning for the Holiu- Iflia tilStriet, 10 IOOK over i m iiuiivii Tnnnriiin Minilitr Coin- nany, select a mill site and mulso ar- rangonionis ior raunaitu hii;iuiv.i.vi..u in the near future. AV. A. W'altinaii is in from tho May claim, about three miles above- thu i..-,.,o .,,1,1 rniuirts that on Sntur- uuienuu.-w, ...... .v, - -- day work was begun on a tunnul to run .. 1 1.1.1. 1.. .1 dirt mirnuo 111 01) tllO eUgO, WHICH IS -u ui ou v and prospects ovory foot of it. He lias gono to Ktigeno on mismcss . v.. C. Pentland. representing the Orogoniiin and Telegrain of 1r!,rtlu,n. paitl tho xvuggei u can llo will visit tlio Holiemia district and i.,. i.t..if rnniilliii with tho wants lllllhl- inui'-.u.. , i and advantages of tins section, and dish up tho iinformation no aciimius mi uiu edillciition of his homo readers. A. J. Peek came to town tills week from thu Jiohoiniu district, wliero ho Inn, been prospecting for tlio last four niotitha . Ho litis secured two lino loca tions, done the location uik. iw. n .,llu nil.l htnkH fOI'WIird tO thu timo"vhon ho will be tho possessor of property tnai win euriuii nu all future want, Dr. Ilullingur, Dentist. If you want wail paper or books don't forgot to got prices of J. P. Cunlti tho dinggist. Suits! Suits!! Tailor inadoHiiitHl I! tip to date in ovory respect, from $15 up. Call and see samples, Oi:o. Boiii.m as-. 1'resh candies every day, niado from pure sugar at thoTailor shop. Dr. A. .1. Hullinger, Graduate Dentist. Perinanently located. For quality and cheapness in fresh lneatH go to tho Cuntral meat market. Hcfore you buy a wagon go nnd look at tlio Peter Schutlerat Phillips and Davidson 'For all kinds of plumbing and tin work go to Griffin & Vcatch Co. loo for sale at Merarland's meat market. Dr. A. J. Ilullingcr, Dentist. Latest things in non-breakable plates Gold Crowns and llridges. Permanently lo cated. Over (10 odd pnttcrns of wall paper to chnoce from and more on tho way, at Jenkins it Lawson's. If you want good work remem ber Davidson the Jeweler. The Old Reliable Peier Schtitlcr wagons nt Phillips A Davisons. The Hootli-Kelly Lumber Co., are offering a nice grade of flooring, rustle and coiling nt $10.00 per M, which is mostly iu random and short lengths. Intending purchasers would do well to si-o them before placing their ordcrg. Did you noticet hose bath tubs at Phil ips & Davison. They are -beauties. J. P. Currin has a choice lino of in grain and figured wall paper, at prices to suit tho trade. For the purpose of cleaning up tiieir yard, the Hootli-Kelly Lumber Co., are offering, for a short time, common dimension lumber for $6.00 per M. Hoots, shoes and harness made nnd repaired at Lewis & Davidson's, 2 doors west of Opera house. Please givo us a call. A car load of Columbia River cedar shingles for sale by Jenkins & Lawson. A good gentle ninre to trade for hay or wood. Inquire of D.utwi.v HnisTOW. Ice cream at the Elite parlors. Try it. Phillips will sell their black driving team cheaper than you can buy wild horses. . Boyd's "gallery is again open ready for business. Call and leave. orders. The Crescent is tho popular wheel nt a standard price, and no better wheel at any price. Sold by Kakin & Hristow. A few rolls of first-class China matting for sale at cost to close out at Sciiui.t.Kits Golden Rule Store Hide a Crescent. They ure sky hiuh. I $23.00 and $33.00 ntPhikin & Hristow. See the fine display of millinery attlie parlors ot Airs. .1. s. Medley. If you want a good job of plumb ing done go to Grrffin & Veatch- Co. Wo sell good goods nt good prices for our customers, central .Meat iMnrket, For latest designs in spring millinery call on Mrs. J. S. Medley. t We will pay the highest price for wool and mohair. HlvMUNWAY & BURKIIOLDER. Boys when you are going fishing remember our line of flys are all O. K. Griffin Vuatch Co. John Stoneburg's barbershop nnd batlis. Also a lino line of cigars, to bacco, coufuctions, etc. Try him Fine line of tobaccos, cigars and confectionery at the Elite, Baker and Lockwood. For watches, clocks and jewelry patronize Davidson the Jeweler. WE ARK IIKRE TO STAY. No goods misrepresented; full weight and measures and satisfaction to all is our motto. Wo solicit a sharoof your patronage At ScituLLEits Golden Itulo Store W. McKay of Eugeiio is on a visit of inspection nero mm on uiu looKout ior possiblo chances. Supcriiitendant V. II . liehno of the Musick mino camo to town on Wednes day on business. Schuyler Lauder, Mrs. Woods and Mr. Ivnnnmlv unit funillv left on Tues day to gather blackberries on tlio IJolie- inin road near tlio iiawley rancn. Gee. L. Kelloy, tho onorgotio nnd versltilo agont of tho 'Washington Life Insurance Uoinpany, is pack trom a flying trip to Portland. C. II . Wnllnco and sons havo bctrun making brick on tho Davo McFarland plitco about a milo north of town, rive men aro employed und tiio output will no iuu.uuu urieus. Mr. and Mrs. Churchill, who nttend to tho creatiii'O wants of thc Black llutto miners at the boarding house, guests at tho Coftugo Grove Hotel. Several outing parties are being gotten up for uext week. r: Midsummer Sosl-Prica Sle s By the Inst mail we received advice from the Royal Tailors authorizing us to cut the prices right and left on Standard Spring and Summer Styles. Ilere are a few of thc Special Prices: $13.50 to $15 suits at $1 1.25 13,5010 16 suits at 12.00 19.00 suits at 14.75 - . 20.00 suits at 17 50 Shrewd buyers will surely take hold of this Grand Good Snap. Anticipate your wants. Don't "wait, or you'll be late Now is thc time and here til is the place to get 1 Tailor-Made Suits at World-Challenging Prices I El " WE CAN SHOW YOU!" fx E: E. WALL & WHIPPLE 3 r: "THE FURNISHERS." 3 If you want any thing in the our goods and see how the prices suit. We shall endeavor to cany a full line of T HEAVY AND SHELF HARDWARE, Stoves, Tinware, Miners Supples, tion, Washing Machines, Churns, Implements. W3 IS IT RIGHT For an Editor to Recommend Pat ent Medicines? From Svlvan Valley News, Brevrad; N. C. It may be a question whether the ediior of a newspaper has the right to publicly recommend any of the various proprietary medicines which flood the market, yet as a preventa tive of suffering we feel it a duty to say a good word for Chamber lain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. We have used this medicine in our family for twenty year and have always found it re liable. In many cases a dose of this remedy would save hours of suffering while a physician is awaited. We do not believe in de pending implicitly on any medicine for a cure, but we do believe that if a bottle of Chamberlain'.s Diarrhoeai n-L ':i 1.-I.T u-.jti ii. j i 1 j.enieuy were K.cpi uu lJiuuiauu au ministered at the inceptipji. ,of an attack much sufferirigmight be avoided and in very many cases the presence of a physician 'would not be required. At least this has been our experience during the past twenty years. For sale by Ben son Drug Co., Cottage Grove. Lxons & Applkgatu, Drain Drug gets. n 1 1 , BELGIAN HARES. Here is a chance to get ypur boy into a paying business on a small capital. I have a choice lot of high grade Belgian Hares that I will sell in pairs at very low prices. There is. no need" to send to California When you can get the same thing here at home. Lord Britain, Sir Styles, Fashoda, Yukon, Red Rover Hud1 other fashionable strains ate iu stock. F. A. Rankin, Eugene. Successor to B. F. PHILLIPS,- -DKALKRS IN- Groceries, Flour and Feed,.; All kinds of Produce,bought " atthe highest market values, i Call and get acquainted- with us. We shall be pleased at all times to quote you prices upon all lines handle'd by us, whether you buy or 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. i ' ; iRemember the place: Philips' old stand, Cottage Grove, Ore. f w w Hardware line, come and look over Mechanics Tools, Cutlery, Ammuni Etc, and a- Full Line of Agricultural We Carry a Vail I.fne of PAINTS, OILS, BRUSHES WALL PAPER, GLASS Sash and Boors Estimates Cheerfully given on all classes of work. .AGENTS FOR. Gearelanil : Co((aH!:::;;oIors TlesJReadSixed Paint on the. market. Miiis i Lawn. If you will mil at our store .we will give you the names of 25 farmers that have bought McCormick Machines of us in tho last two years and you can see for yourself what they .think of them. 1'nn.Lii's & Davison. , TheGrtoin & Veatch Hardware Co. have'ffcceutly added a first class tin hop to. their nlrcni'y well equippec.houe jind pro now prepared to do all jdnUY of, re- WHITE MAN TURNED YEL LOW. Great consternation was felt by the friends of M, A. Hogarty of Lexington, Ky., when they saw he was tuniiug yellow. His , skin slowhj changed color, also his eyes, and he suffered terribly. His malady was Yellow Jaundice. He was treated by the best doctors, but without benefit. Then he was advised to try Electric Bitters, the wonderful Stomach and Liver remedy, and he writes: MAfter taking two bottles I was wholly cured." Atrial proves its match less merit for all Stomach, liver and Kidney troubles. Only 50c. Sold by Benson Drug co., Druggist. j THOSE SHIRT j e WAISTS! H jEA FULL LINE OF THE3 S LATEST PATTERNS. W : if The Prices will please you, and in point of k m Quality and Beauty S L cannot be beaten; 5l 1 Hcinenway & ' 1 win man 3 MAIN STREET. 3 Paints!