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BOHEMIA NUGGET.
BRYAN'S CLAP-TRAP.
C. J. HOWARD
EDITOR.
Tho Orcgwilftn.
The Helena Independent, an ex-
Knibrci Bi tho poitofitco at Cottnce Orove, oonctit ot Urvnnism nnd a sincere
vtvKuu .iOTconu ihb.i ninii mnuer.
Hul)nrlitlnn prlvo, 91.60, In miviiurp.
ArivertWlnc rnlcn matin known upon
.nppllratlon.
Friday, August 24, 1900.
FOR PRESIDENT
WILLIAM
OF OHIO
FOR VICE-PRESIDENT
THEO. ROOSEVELT
OF NEW YORK.
admirer of would-be United States
Senator Clark's methods of purily
ing politics, mnkes pitiful and even
pathetic plea from day to day in
the name of the toiling masses (or
the defeat of McKinlev as the one
thing necessary for the financial
equality of all mankind and the
perpetuity of American institutions.
The following paragraph illus
trates the style and argument em
ployed by that organ in its efforts
to secure votes for Bryan
" 'AH day she had watched her
baby brother while her mother was
awav at work. Relieved by her
mother's return, she fell asleep at
an open window aiid fell to the
pavement, being instantly killed.'
So died little Anna Cossio, aged 4
years, in New York City last week.
The awful heat, the close walls,
McKINLEY aiK ce'''"Ss ' 'ie "our "ttJ
raoou iioie rooms mac leic no
breathing space. Five children
and a mother working to eke out a
miserable existence. The 4-year-old
doing the work of a nurse all
day, doing a woman's work in the
playtime of life. Yes; wages are
rising.
While recognizing the pathos o
labor, or to use the demagogue's
pet phrase, the "poor" against the
"rich." In cither phase it is
utterly contemptible and meaning
less, except as it appeals to shallow
men whose very existence is a
grievance, the notes of which,
whether socialistic, anarchistic,
populistic or hybrid democratic,
'bray harsh discordance on the
air."
An order was made sonic time
since, by the city marshal, request
ing that property owners drive the
nails down in their respective side
walks. Some of these days the
marshal will take his hammer nnd
go on a still hunt for those pro
truding nails, and do the job him
self, and then the property owner
will have a bill to pay to the city.
It would not take but a Jew
moment's for each property owner
to comply with the request of the
marshal, thus saving considerable
expense, and materially improving
the looks of the sidewalks.
VI
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is
Wo arc Heccivine: a Largo Invoice of
3
Fall
Good
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TO MAKIv
ROOM Wli WIU. Slil.I. Ml
miner Goods ixk Cost
for the next () days.
JfflT CALL KAKLY
J LURCH'S. I
cows
A number of valuable
owned by the citizens of this city this picture aud being luoved t0
pity for the condition of the Cossio
have been killed -by the Southern
Pacific Co. this season. In many
instances the owners will get pay
from the company, but the amount
received from the company will
hardly compensate the owner
mother and children, one is puzzled
to know what special feature of the
policy of the present administra
tiou is responsible for it. "Im
nerialism." militarism." nr flip rr.
.. ,w ju3l duucu, u.m lo pudiation of the doctrine of 16 to 1?
wiioseiamiiya cow was an actual There are dou5tless matter.of.fact
necessity, liaci tue cow ordinance
which was considered last spring,
gone into effect the cows would,
commonplace people inconsiderable
numbers who will see in the cir
fMimstrmr-PS nnrl ?tinir1fntnl troirnrlv
and doing business at the old stand, Lhe illflliem.eof ..wfnl heati the
UIC uwucia WUUK I1UL ue 10JKI11KI1 ... It- it 1 ! , .1
. (,.T ,, ., . , , close walls, the low ceilings and the
. .,. ' . four litt'e rabbit-hole rooms" in
.... , , ... which this mother and her five
would be in much better condition. u;ia- r j . -j c
! children med, not evidence of an
There seems to 'be little talk, unwise governmental policy, but of
other than good natured comment, human short-sightedness and pa
regarding the coming presidential rental irresponsibility. Wages for
election. The people generally t,,e c,ass of labor that this wretched
seem to have made ud their minds mother and thousands like her
as to which wav they will cast perform and have performed
their vote next November, and it throughout the ages as a means of
is a safe prediction, judging from keeping base life afoot, are not
the financial condition of the oeonle subject to fluctuation. The char-
today as compared with that of woman's wages in New York City
four years ago, that their minds have never been much beyond the
are made up to cast that powerful starvation point, whether the one
little slip of paper for one- William political party or the other was in
McKinley, who at present resides power. They were no better in
in a house called "The White tfae first Cleveland administration,
House," at Washington, D. C. when industrial forces were liter
. . . ally taking the country by storm,
j .BaHcSCu ciiiimpion 01 than in his second administration,
iu ttUB w lMe worm, nasae- When labor-even skilled labor
Clllled to mepr flip ivintipr rf flial . . . ....
c. , V-' . reacuea low tide m remuneration
oaarKey-iutzsimmons ngnt, stating and begged for employment of any
as his reason for refusing that there kind atany price
vuu.u uc uu ticuiiin wuipping a In all
man wuo nao lougnt anotner hard
baftle the same week. Perhaps he
has also taken into consideration
the credit that would naturally fall
to the other fellow if he should suc
ceed in putting the big Jefferies out
the same week in which he had
fought another hard battle.
ages of the world irre
sponsible parentage has subjected
helpless childhood to conditions of
misery from which death offered
the only release. To cite examples
ot this kind as evidence that the
country is in a bad way industrially
by reason of its governmental
policy, is the cheapest political
Caleb Powers, accused of con- clan-trau. theshallmvmt mntrnm,
spiracy in the murder of Goebel, It is an insult, moreover, to the in
of Kentucky, has been convicted of telligence of the community and to
the crime and sentenced to life im- the sturdy common sense of its
prisonment, by a jury composed of voters. Yet this is a fair sample
"eight democrats, three anti- of the stock arguments by which
Goebel democrats, and one republi- the democratic journalists so
can" who lied when he took the called of the Rocky Mountain
oath administered to the jury. Ye States seek to keep their states in
goas, cateoi wiiy didn't you tho Bryan column. No wonder
"gang oot like a gude mon an' be that republicans have hope of
hangt," and not make so much carrying even Montana with in
trouble and expense. telligent methods, or that to this
It is not as yet definitely known end rePublican daily newspapers
which one of the ''important ques- have recently bee started, in the
ifv,ic nr- 11 -V,. . three chief cities of the stntp
Helena, the capital and head center
The Cottage Grove postofiicc has
been changed from a Fourth to n
Third class office. This change
has been looked for for some time
and it is no surprise to Postmaster
Sherwood, as the receipts of the
office has entitled it to the Third
Class for some time.
In order to move oil' our old utoi-k oi
Wall Timor o will elo.i! out mime
t-radi'.mtt i-ost nnd will nuiko n miiasli ii
in prii'i'e on bulimi'ii. If you arc n"i"
to impi'i- it will jmv yon o tfi't our prlrcH
iieloie utiyniL'
sold.
W
Wu will not bo under-
M.VltTIN it CoCIIIMS'.
c7r. IMJ-Xril'KI.K.
Bryan tells us that "Man, the
handiwork of God, conies first."
Why didn't he say "Me nnd Gott,"
and done with it?
The allied forces seem to have
had the key to the city of Pekin,
and they didn't have much trouble
finding the keyhole, either.
REBECCA'S SOCIAL.
The ice cream social given by the
Rebeccas 011 Wednesday evening
at Martin's Hall was a success in
every sense. 1 he hall was more
than comfortably filled with both
young and old and everyone who
attended brought a large ice cream
appetite with them. The enter
tainment opened with a prelude on
the piano by Miss McQueen and
was charmingly rendered. Then
followed Miss Gracie Lincoln with
a comic song entitled '.The Kid
That Know.s it All." which was so
well rendered and appreciated that
she received a rousing encore, and
gracefully responded by singing
the pathetic and beautiful song,
"Mamma is in Heaven." After
this Miss Nina Ostrander sang "Be
lieve," in a clear and pleasing man
Mrs. I,m:ia Addition national orpin
izor and lecturer of tlio V. I'. T. U .
will uivo n furies of lecture, liciiiniiiiiiJ
Sundav morning at 11 o'clock, at the V
V Church, in thin city. Kvcrybody in
vited. The elioiiH of the diHeient
chnrcliOH especially invited to assist
with the music.
1'iiks. V. C.T. V.
I Central Market
i
SUMMONS.
In tho Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon, in ami for Lauo county.
Xancy Juno Itodcllichu, I'laintilf vs.
L. Hodelheim, Defendant.
To I.. Ilo'Ielhciiii, Defendant :
In the name of tho Stale of Oregon,
you nro hereby iciiuired to appear and
answer the complaint of the plaiulilT,
Nancy June Hodelheim, in theobove en
titled court and cause, now on li to with
tho clerk of said court, on or before the
ilrst day of tho next reimlar tcnn
of said court, to-wit: On or be-,
fore tho Stbdavof Octolier. A. 1).. MM.
and you are Imrebv notified that if von
fail to so answer, for want thereof, the
plaintitr, Nancy Jane Hodelheim, will
tako itidirmcut nnd decree n-':i i n-1 von ton
tho relief demanded in the complaint, to
wn: ilis.solvim: the oom In of m.itriinoiiv !
between the plaintiff ami dcfcmlcnt ami
restorinc plaintifi'to her former name,
to-wit Nancy J. Stewart.
This summons is published in the Ho-
liennii Nnet, 11 newspaper printed.
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X3etf, jVIjilJon, .Voi'Jc, N'ojil
co 1 1 , Xjmt'cI , Si 1.1 is; i (
Iish nncl Gnnie in season
AT THlv
MAIN STRlil-T, C0TTAG1C GROVK. ORKCON.
9S
Hardware.
If you want any thin;; in the Hardware line, come and look mr
our goods and see how the prices suit. We shall endeavor to onj j
full line of
HEAVY AND SHELF HARDWARE,
published and of ueneral circulation in Stoves, Tinwa, Miners Supples, Mechanics Tools. Cutlery, Amaai.
Lane County, Oreuon, and is published I x. u- r. , riiuaz?
oncna week in said paper for not le j t,on' washing Machine, Cnurru, Etc., and a Full L neof Aericultol
Phillip 3 & Davison.
than six weeks nrior to and until the Sib
day of October, A. 1). 11)00, by order of
U.K. Kincaid, Countv .Iodic of l.aue
County, Orecoo. made the tlw day of
AuL'iist, A. I). 1!)00. in Chambers.
Date of First Publication, AiiL'iist U4th,
11)00.
.Ikiiomk K.vox.
Attorney for plaintiir.
NOTICE OK DtSSOI.t'TION OK fAUTxillSlin'
Implements.
Cbc Chicago Cypewnter
Xotlt-e Is hnrfihv v-lvnti thfif tho
Klilp Herehiforc oxlitintf Iicihci-m Mm. June I
Ilcnson nnd J. 8.11uniiin mifli.r ihollrm tiutnn
of the l!e!ion limit Co., hm thin flsy been ill
solvod liv tho tnnliil cincnt of tha piirliex, J. i
H. Ilctimm retiring thorefrrim. I
The bunlnos"! willlK! i-nntlni:eil In tho linn I
linrno undur (ho niniiuifpmnMt nt Mm i.,,.,, i
ner and won the approbation of the ""iibe ?11"U,I1M""1 wl" ',ll' 1,11 i
large audience. The feast cf cream b;Irc:lrni.,'?lms.o,;
was then announced and the relish aJS5t&Vl.:"lhth
for it was so great that the long i"n"0n
uniy ai otlHiro lirovc, Oregon, thin LUrd.
ilay of Aiigum, lyoo.
Mm. Jank Hensos,
J. I?. llr.wiN.
Paints !
tables in the center of the hall had
to be reset four times. The cake
that contained the gold ring was
then cut and distributed by num
bers, which was the cause of much
merriment and lots of speculation
as to who should get the gold ring.
It was won by Miss Sina Orrell.
Everybody was delighted with the
cuucriammeiu aim an naci a real Wo Curry a Full I.liio of
good social time and went to their PAINTS, OII.S, IJRUSIII2S
uuiucb auyiuy aim lllIIlKlllg all
manner of good things about the
Rebeccas
Price $35.00
The CHICAGO Cannot He lixcclledfc
Compactness and Clearness of Writinf. It
is easy to lentil to operate, and there isi
Miiall number of parts to get out of order,
K. L. Kino, c. J. Howam,
Oeu'l Agent for Ore. Local Agent,
Albany, Oregon. Cottage Grove, Off.
GLASS
BROS.
PROPRIETORS OF.
WAhh PAPER, GLASS
Sash and Doors
Estimates Cheerfully given on
all classes of work.
..AG1JNTS l'OR.
ttous" Mr. Bryan will call "the
"paramount issue'! next nrpe?.
dential camnaien. Its a ifi tn J of the Clark pull and push: Butte,
bet, however, that it will not be where Daly holds sway. and Great
claim
Cleavclaml : Coda
irn
The Best Ready-Mixed
the market.
Colors
Paint on
'imperialism.
Falls, where both factions
important following.
Clearly, there never was a better
opening for a "campaign of edu
cation" than is presented in Mon--
tana this fall. The democratic
contention, when not puerile, as in
An exchange says that there ap- the example above noted, is most
pears to be more electricity in the mischievous. This is witnessed in
air this year than usual. Possibly its constant attempts to array the
its campaign thunder. I forces of capital against those of
Colonel Bryan may never be
president of the United States, but
he has made a roaring success in
making a shaggy, long-eared ass
out of the democratic trick mule.
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
A. Carlson, a logger at Alta, a
wood camp near Comstock, at'
tempted suicide at that place
Wednesday forenoon. Carlson had
uccu uu an .uluuui urniiK tor a
week or more and had become un
alanced. He had the impression
that some one was trying to kill
him. He purchased a razor and
attempted the job himself, making
live severe gashes in his throat, but
none of them deep enough to cause
death, although he almost cut
either juggler. Dr. Wall was
wired just in time to catch the af
ternoon passenger, and attended
the injured man's wounds at the
earliest moment. The doctor reports
turn not in danger. He was taken tn
f b A llrtCrvif nl n t- Dnrnlm. 'TM i
...w mS -luursaay Und diarrhoea
uiuiuiiig.
uuuuux i-KUi-Kiy, niinuauy jor want of mnthnr.
Sub mKoTCiM"1 ?n the dan
jib wove
Pli
MH teoii.
MOTHERS!
Don't Let Baby Suffer.
Infant, and ohlldKA, aOTi" ! " orwv oh
uui mrn fnni.innn..- ...n
Ot babtca dlo Ta, nn, W "l"y0. MUIIOIH
IWInn tirtint
George Lleeman, of Eugene, alX
who visited here a few days last teH,ffi2sSS
weeK, was so lavorabiy impressed XX. 'oSVSSflreW"0'!'
will, rWf n ..,i . mi, !i HP.V",..f1,.y.? 9r baby untold
ing country that he purchased a
two-acre tract in Gowdyville,
We are now prepared to furnish
all kinds of Brackets, Mouldings,
Cornice, Sash and Doors, Door and
Window frames, Screen Doors,
Windows, Pickets, etc.
Woodwork of all kinds made and
repaired. We will also work Floor-
nig, Rustic, Siding, Ceiling, or
size atiHiuing, etc.
PRICES REASONABLE
SHOP NEAR S. P. DEPOT
1 Bon Ton
I MEAT MARKET I
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I Main Street
1 Cotlaffc Grove, Orcp.
SUPPLY IIOUSK l'OR
COTTAGE GROVK AND j
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vf.ijuuii MUL-ufwirv toBcit our
TKAS, COFKHES and SPICKS
T .
in every city nnd town in tho Htuten of
Oregon un. Washington (.utsliluof Ior .
Uvo or hreo houra j.er dnv to onnro will
"1 Belling r Tens, Col'm) ...u S,, re"
pleiiBant wort mid tl,.. ,... ... 'iV'.'rr8
WHlofur full
: " u'liiuoBiio l' reo.
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I-nrgost UlBtrilmtorB of Toiih, CofToBt i and
fa Pieon on tho Puclflo Coast ion J'J
Send Your Orders 6y Telephona.
W. H. Beagle
Managkk.
tl 11, . 1 . V '
.. aubuuBbiui operation.
For a fine assortment r,r i.!..
tackle and snnrti ;-
Hotel Eugene
IIOLLBNBECK BROS, k W0
TTnn,1n,.nrlr- fnr MINING H'
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For watches, clocks and jej'
w. ouua ana move nere this fall. I!SX5SS
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