BOHEMIA NUGGET.
C. J. HOWARD EDITOR.
Entered nt the pnstollleo at Cottage drove,
Oroson ns Sononil Class mull matter.
Subscription price. 91.50, In mlniiro.
Ail vortlHlnij niton nimln liiioivn upon
nppllcutlon.
Friday, August 17, 1900.
51.
Collis P. Huntington, the great
railroad matrnate. is dead, Mr,
Huntington is conceded to hav
been one of the greatest financiers
the world has ever known, and the
influence he was said to have ex
ercised in political circles was never
surpassed in the history of this
country. His life from boyhood
was devoted to the accumulation
of wealth, and money was his God
However, he hasbequeathed to the
World one lesson of material worth
He was born on- a lariti ot poor
parentage, and started out into the
world without a dollar. A steady
cool and determined calculator, he
turned every penny to good ac
count and at his death an old
man he left a fortune estimated
anywhere from $12,000,000 to $40,
000,000. His life proves that
boy can start poor in life and ac
cumulate wealth, notwithstanding
the crips of agitators to the con
trarv. nut alter all. whether a
I'OR PRKSIDENT . . ....
toriuae is ouucueu loceuier minis
WJLJLLrlAM MCKIJN JUL!, Y shortfall of life, either honestlv
rr rlidirmncfTi rf tlt oiil? O
OF OHIO 1 "
P. Huntington, the great railroad
king; the gigantic monarch of po
litical influence; the man who
possessed more wealth than he
could count in a natural life time
could not, at his taking off, take
one paltry cent piece with him.
The journey yet to travel must be
taken alone and unattended, and
not even a pair of carpet slippers
shall protect the bleeding feet tred-
ding the path eternal.
FOR VICK-rRESIDB.vr
THEO. ROOSEVELT
OK NEW YORK.
nnwtv's 'or pimpm-tv ?
Iill ill) J UU 1 UVl m W
"I here make the following
prophecy: If McKinley is
elected and put in power for
the next four years, wages will
decrease, hard times will come
upon us, and over the land the
price of wheat will go down,
the price of gold will go up,
mortgages will be foreclosed
by the money lenders and
v sharks, factories and mills
K shutdown; we will 'export no
goods, we will import all the
goods we use, and there will
be want and misery -'over the
Lland. Remember what Isay." d
Hon. H. R. Kincaid is ntiw Khdeyxm the, grounds that during
county judge beyond a doubt, the republican administrations they
recent contest- case." settling that make a livi,1S aIl enough'to keep
point.-- In this, therels satisfaction the wolf of hunger from the door
for air parties . concerned, in that d"""g the period when the people
Mr. Kincaid" and his friends are naVe hts and elect a democratic ad
1 ue .Democratic press is Tery
quick to report the falling off ol a
few disgruntled republicans whose
plum has not been dropped into
sugar, and who now trail after
Bryan; but this same democratic
press Jails to say anything about
the thousands of democrats and
populists who, during the last
three years have discerned that
prosperity comes with republican
administrations, and who today are
advocating the re-election of Me
satisfied that he holds the office
honorably and legally, while Mr,
Knox and his friends are aware of
the fact that Mr. Knox.although
running a close race, was fairly
oeaten. wtnie Air. Jvincairt was
not the ideal man for the place
from a republican point of view,
j-idging from his past public ser
vice, it is fair to presume that he
will give the people of Lane county
a fair and honorable administration,
and this is all that is ex
him or any other man. The
N ugget congratulates Mr. Kincaid,
and wishes" him a pleasatit and
successful administration
ministration.
Col. C.J. Holt of Chicago who
has done such successful evange
listic work In several eastern states
will hold a series of meetings in
Cottage Grove soon, under the
auspices ot the W. C. T. U. The
date for the next silver medal
contest will be announced soon.
All members of the W. C. T. U.
are earnestly requested to be present
nected of at the "ext raeeting.Aug. 21 at 3
j iu, ui me r ciiurcn. Keguiar
meetings 1st and 3rd Tuesday of
each month. By request of the
president.
M. L. CiiAMBERUJr.Cor. Sec.
ine on ugget acKiiowicuges re
ceipt of an invitation to attend the
There is every reason to believe
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weddintr of Hon. A. C. Tenninrc nf P"e crop will DC ot much
Eugene, Ore., and Miss Mary Van vaIl,eto ,th.e Willamette valley this
Duyn which occurred August 1 at year Tlus' C0UPled with promis
the home of the Bride's parents at "Nations of a good hop crop
Bloomfield, Iowa. Mr. Jennings is J"u ,njrKe'. aaa a tendency to
one of Lane county's honored and glve the peoPle a more hoPefl out-
respected citizens, and the Nugget 100h" nmi lue lau tratU may ot e
extends congratulations. Mr. and so dePress5l,S af'2r all, the poor
Mrs. Tenniuirs will be "at home" Sra,n crop notwith uanding,
ABOUT TI1B MUSICK !
Great Development Work
Under Contemplation-Big
Tunnel.
J, V. Cook, wlio recently took elmrgo
of tlio Musiek mine, pending n deal
which has been under promotion by I.
II. Jtlugluun, tho former superintendent
tttid inmutger of the property, returned
from Portland Thursday morning, and
reports tlio nlTidrsof tho ironipuny in a
most promising roiulition. Comudorablc
delay has been occasioned owing to Mr.
Hinglmm's inability to close up his deal
with Kasteru capitalists nt ns early a
ditto ns ho hnd contemplated. How
ever, the alKiirx of the company have
been substantially adjusted through
re-organization, whieh concedes to, Mr.
Uingham'nn extension of 30 days. In
the event of fail tiro of Mr. Hlngham.'the
new company with .Messrs. uook, Jen
nings, Goodsell,. Tones, and ninghiiin as
principle stockholders, in connection
with Kastum parties will tako nelive
control nnd immediately start develor-
ment work on a large scale. 1 lie de
velopment work contemplated will be
tho largest yet planned for the district .
A tunnel will be driven from the west.
or Glenwood stde of ll.ihemia M untain,
which will run at a far greater depth
than the present work nnd at u length
pf some 2090 feet. This work will be nl
great benefit to the ramp iu general,
determining nt onco thu magnitude of
the baso conditions of the district.
Manager Cook left for tho mines- Friday
morning to look after the a flairs of the
company.
COURT HOUSE NEWS.
LOCATIONS
Andrew Brtind locates Florence
mining claim iu Bohemia district.
- TRANSFERS.
Margarretta Odell has received a
U S patent for 160 acres of land in
sec 34, tp'iS, s r 1 e.
Mrs D M- Purkerson to A M
Richardson and V Nichols 160 acres
of land in sec 18, tp 18, s r 8 w
subject to $250. mortgage.
A J Kissinger to John Kissinger,
80 acres of land in sec 24, tp 18,
r 1 ; also 80 acres in sec 25, tp 18 s r
1 w; $400.
J A Deadraond and wife to
Sarah E Woolev land in sees
14 and 15, all in tp 17; $2160.
Peter Ertz and wife to Joseph
Vogl land on. Eighth street, Eu
gene; $650.
E H Hawkins, administrator
of Josiah Scott, deceased, to S B
Eakin, 80 acres of laud in sec 11,
tp 18, s r 4 w; $350.
LURCH'S STORE.
Always a Full Stock.
Cottase Grove Oregon.
is
N7t
KUSTLKKS.
The management of the Rose
burg Fair and Carnival which will
be held September 17, 18 and 19,
has just .issued a 32 page book
chuck full of advertisements of the
various business houses of that en
terprising city, nnd of the fair
itself. The book is neatly gotten
up, the printing being done at the
Review office and shows on the
face of it that the business men of
that city are rustlers and alive to
the best interests of their town.
Judging from the enterprise thus
far exhibited the fair cannot help
being a pronounced success.
Tiio allied forces expect to relievo thu
legations at 1'ckiii this week.
The theatrical enthusiasts of Cottnge
Grove are rehearsing n play called
"Right Avenged" under tho manage
ment of I. Vcrno Alderman . Tho play
issaid to be quite cntertainiui; and the
Cottage (irove talent will undoubtedly
do it justice.
Market!
Central
McFARLANI) k CO., Proprietors.
DEALERS IN
Beei; Mutton, Pork Veal,
"Bacon, Lard, Saiisa;o,
Lish and Game in season
AT THE
LOWEST PRIC Ktt.
MAIN STREET, COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON.
after August 20, corner of Lincoln
and Fifth streets, Eugene, Oregon.
The democratic papers of this
country, in quoting Bryan's little
oratorical effort of 10,030 words
speak of "imprialislu, as the
issue. Now if they will kindly
give the definition of the" word "im
perialism," as applied to our form
The following from the Tularoso
(New Mexico) Democrat, is gospel
truth and right to the point:
"Probably the least dignified and
silliest of all the campaign cries
that have been invented since the of government, they will confer an
United btates has become a nation, everlasting favor.
is tuac 01 imperansm. jno
prominent man and no intelligent
newspaper man who uses it be
lieves for a moment that there is
any merit in it save that of party
expediency."
Indications now point to the fact
that tUe hop crop of the Wil
lamette valley will give a fair yield
and that the price will be trood.
This is devoutly to be wished as
Each mail brings letters of en- the shortage of the "circulating
quiry to this office regarding the medium" occasioned by lightness of
ohemia mines, showing that the other crops will be greatly aug-
district is not entirely forgotten, mented by a live hop market.
"" B' 15 : t
' uiyau id nut WUulUIlt Willi lulKlUg
Think of it I For days not a pound all the time himself, but he now
of .good "butter has been on the proposes to have the graphophones
market in Cottage Grove. Does neip mm out. It is a two to one
not this indicate that a good oec mat ue can wear out the ma-
rrijim?rv would nav here? chines,
t j 4 --
INSTA1.AT10N.
The followihg officers of Juvenilis
Lodge No. 48, K. of P. were in
stalled last Wednesday night for
the ensuing term, District, Deputy
Grand Chancellor Darwin Bristow
officiating: C. C, E. W. Hebnrd;
V. C, C. J. Howard; M.Vpf W.,
Chas. Bowen; O. G., Sol Davidson.
Grand Chancellor J. P. Kennedv.
Portland, paid the lodge an
official visit last week, which was
highly appreciated by the members.
died.
At her horns in Ssattle, Wash.,
Mrs. Ella Hardsty, August i, 1900,
aged 34 years. Mrs. Hardsty was
a sister cf James Benson of this city
and was will known here, having
been here on various occasions
visiting relatives. Her death
came unexpected toli2r brother,
and owing to a d;lay in a letter he
did , not recsive the news of his
sister's death until Wednesday
morning.
I'OR spkcimkns.
Professor Skelton, of tlu chair of
mathematics and Professor Fulton,
assistant chemist, at the Agri
cultural College, Corvallis, arrived
111 cottage urove Tuesday, and
Wednesday they left for Bohemia
where they will put in the next
ten days in the collection of ores
for a cabinet at the college.
GOOD SHOWING.
Thos. Aubrey, Dave Houston
and J. M. Sherwood, owners of tho
"Homestake" group- of three
claims near Glenwood, Bohemia
are highly elated ovei the recent
showing of their property. In the
assessment work just now com
pleted, a 5 foot ledge was uncovered
which assays $42.22 gold.
Paints !
UP TO DATE
We enrrj- n Full Line f
PAINTS, OILS, BRUSHES
WALL PAPER, GLASS
Sash and Doors
Estimates Cheerfully
all classes of work.
AOUNTS I'OR.
given on
Davie
Sewing- Machines
ARE JUST THAT
Hall-bearing and High-grade Vtrtnl
Feed and three under feed macliisti.
Price. to suit.
For sale by
Phillips & Davison -
COTTAGE GROVE
The Best
: Colors;
Paint on
Icavclaml : Collage
Ready-Mixed
the market.
Jenkins & Lawn.
Progression.
AGENTS WANTI'.I).
No Capital NocecHiiry to sell our
TKAS, COFFUES and SPICKS
In cvorv n'liv nnd tnu-n in tlm titni ,f
C-R'tion and Vitshini;ton ontsldoof Port
land. LndieM nr young inun who have
two or three hours per day to pure will
find gelling ourTeiiH, Cofloca mid Spires
pleasant work and they can ninko bit:
money for themselves. Write for full
particulars and catuiouiio Free
GREAT EASTERN TEA COMPANY,
320 Washington St., Portland, Oregon.
Larcost distributors of Tens. PnfR
Spices on tho Pacific Coast. 100 stores
in successful operation.
COTTAGE GKOVB
Wo are living iu h rapid iigr: iiniig.) of Prugreseion. The WurlJiMmi
and you must move with it.
Keep up with the times. If you ace a eliiuire to benefit yonrtelf t"'t
the opportunity.
You Can Benefit Yourself by Calling At
IBenson Drurr CJomnm i v.
a jl '
OKK(!0',
'ure Drugs and Chemicals
Cbe Chicago Cypewrtter
Subscribe for tho Nugget all tho n.
beaua. mining nOs, $1,50 pe- yca.
, During the civil war, as well as
111 our late war with Spain, diar-
rlieoa was one ol the most trouble
some diseases the array had to con
tend with. Iu many instances it
became chronic and the old sol
diers still suffer from it. Mr. David
laylorof Wind Ridge, Greene Co.,
Pa., is one of these. He lisps
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy and savs bp
never found any thing that would
give him such quick relief. It is
tor sale by Bunson Drug Co.,
M'ONS 4c Al'I'I.KOATR, DRAIN
Druggists.
Price $35.00
The CHICAGO Cannot Be Excelled for
Compactness and Clearness of Writing. It
is easy to learn to operate, and there isa
small number of parts to get out of order.
K. L. Kino,
Gen'l Agent for Ore.
Albany, Oregon,
C. J. Howard,
Local Agent,
Cottage Grove, Ore-
OTHERS1.
Don't Let Baby Suffer.
a .lln? tho teathlnB proeens ali low growth Pn
iiitunu and children, and that I, for vow oh.
yloug reasons, called AN1 IKItKT.' t stoni the
Jre, r?"onJ. KO.ioral fcoWonSi2,P coi S
and diarrhoea. 1'revents brain trouhles and
convulsions. Itondow lanclnn gums u mee?..
S JTai .U hH,! bccn "'"cd thJtTvo rnllflons
of bahlosdlo annual v fnr u-,.i X ;J".i."?
LVlntr iuh.it f,. .1.. ; X' uiuoiB
knowing what to do l,on lion s tho Zi?
cuttlnK her teeth.''"' Your oh I d iieeff "fi'ono
making mater al. ANTlnu T iupnic. thiS
wont. Is tan o obh. iii.vnivoa 1. , y."c?. J"18
easily. One hoi will v 'yiu?' baby mitolS
ddress INUND Dtt'd CtV.Sl Vhfngtou
CJ.'V,"".", will on
.ending stamp ,f, ,ifor Ihoso St.. "rtw'lffl
in wtf di not i .crone to-mh u-c i
uly
afl
RUNAWAY.
unas. Whitsett, of Prineville,
who recently arrived here on
visit with relatives near Saginaw,
naci a serious runaway Tuesday
night. He was drivtnp; his team
and buggy along the road not lar
from Saginaw when the buggy
poie cam down and tha horses
started to run. The end of the pole
tan into the ground and broke off,
ana the team was released front
the rig. Mr. Whitsett was thrown
to the ground, sustaining serious
injuries, and for a while was un
conscious. The piece of buggy
pic proiceii oft struck a mare of
"ir. wmtsett's which was standing
near when the accident
and inflicted a serious wound in
her side, the stick penetrating to
the bowels. The team which ran
away wa8 not injured but Mr.
Whitsett, the mare and biiK(rv
were much tho wone for the ncci-
I'OR SAI.15. - ,
A span of good work mules agj"
8 and 10 years, for sale or will trade
for one good work horse. IS"?1""
or address Hansen Bros., Cottage
Grove, Ore.
The soothing and healing prop
erties of Chamberlain's wug
Itemed v. its nleasant taste w
prompt and permanent cures, na
made it a great favorite Wb '
people everywhere For
Lyons & Aiti.HGAtjs.
Druggists.
Tho Booth-Kolly Lmnber Co.,
ofTcriiiK 80,000 frot of l" on "
from 1 Inchon tol0inel.es wW d
per N. Tlioy also linvo n lot ol
2x8 at tho samoprico.
tme.it of SW
& VitATCH Co. are the lenders.
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