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About Bohemia nugget. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1899-1907 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 31, 1900)
( fhc iProsperoua Business Men of Cottage Grove Advertise In the Nujcet. "17 Bring Your Job Work to the Nugget Job Office. Prices Reasonable '""UI'Umbcrinkr a,ul Panning Interests of this Community, to Good Government, and Hustling for a Grub Stake. Ifea C C i VOL. II professional. J. E. YOUNG Mtorney-al-Law , offlee oh ,,rcot, Wet Bide COTTAOK GkOVK, OlUt. . J, 0. JOHNSON anil F. (!. BUY Attorney.'! and Counsclors-at-fatto ;cUI attention filv... Office In Old P.O. bnlldliiK. COTTAGE GROVE, ORE. J. S. MEDLEY Mtomcy-at-Law o o o --: -Office on Main xltcet : CoTTAOH GWOVK, 0UI. JEROME KNOX Attorney -at-Law Cottagk Gkovk, Oku. L. L. STEVENS Attorncy-at-Law o o o Social Btteiitlun given to MiuliiK llunlticM uml Ciillarllona. KUGKNK, OKK. THOMMKlH ClUS. A. IUHIIY. THOMPSON & HARDY Attorneys ami Counsclors-al- Law Bptrial attention kIvoh I" ho 1 nt 'liic. KUGKNK, OKK. L. T. HARRIS Attorney and- Coitnsclor-al-Law SnefUl attention Klicn 'he 'w ut Mliiw. Hnt National lUnk lltilldtiiK. KUGKNK, OKK. RELIABLE JlSSJl 1"S. Sample) by mull receive prompt attention. I FRANK P. WHITE, ; coitauk i no vn. oiti:. J OOlrtwItb Jamea lleinonay, Main it. UEO. W LLOYD. T. W. NKVIIX. Lloyd & Nevill HISINO KNOINKHim L'. H. I)KI UTV MINKK.U. HOKVKYOB8 Itooma 5.11-KU Chamber of Commerce TleiihonerinyKr7 t'.U. llox 101S 1'OIITI.ANI), OUK. Mrs. Kathcrk Sclilccf, M. D. Diseases of Women anil Children COTTAOK GHOVK, OKK. D. J. GOVER Prospector and Mine Locator. For Information on Bohemia Mining District write inc. Special Attention dlvon to Corrcinnmlonco BOHEMIA, ORE. Geo. o. Kkowlu. flUUI.EB Or.TTYH. NOTARIES PUBLIC Bohemia, Orb. Ofllce at MubIoIc Mine anil Klephant Mountain, BUSINESS. 00 '10 MRS. PET SANFORD'S For Fashionable Dressmaking. MAIN 8TBKET COTTAGB GUOVB, OK. EAKIN & BRISTOW BANKERS- Transact a Ooneral IlankluK lluslncss in All Its Branches. COTTAGB GUOVK, Ou. CY. MILLER & CO. General Blacksmithing Two doors North of Eakln Si Brlstow's COTTAGIS GROVB, ORB. Cottage I Men's, Y oath's and Boy's Suits, i Overcoats arid Pants. A ' Men's Suits with Fancy Reversible Vests. I oBnonnoBnBonoaoBoacBoncaoriaBaQon3noao3ocononon,'iBHOEaasnoE58i3EooacHGaDaBone)a H I e s a n o I a ;o a I o s n e 1 n o ! H ! EOR MEN. We handle Pnrniine Glove Company's comls. They are considered tliu bent glove in tho market. Good Yt How Oil Stock with patented Hiring fastener 50 unit 75c. Our Sientn Proof lino nro n (-oft, plia ble glove, ns well 11 h durable; Hindu with patented dring f n y t -t'liur K&c, $ 1 uml if I '.'5. Unlini'd Kit, soft ll ni si i , ninkiiig a vitv nice driving glove, .$1 -ft. Sarnnac I'.uek, light weight, fine stock, no tmnil, open back, Porter fastener, wellwl, wax linen thread coft and pliable; undoubtedly the bee t glove in the tnaikct . . . f l no. Unlini'd Chopper Mits, nil grain calf skin 00c and $1. Lined Kit Gloves, tine stock $1. oaoncBoooaaaancaanffnoHOHooBsnoBaaBonaoHCEeEUOtsosoEoaoEOGononoBeaeHOfflEOHCHfflnonoiio H. C. MADSEN,, WAfCIIMAKKR. Itopnlrini; nt rcinonnblo oharijca. All work Kiiarnutecil llrsl-cliiiui. WHtrbcH.CIorkRUiiil Jeuelryut lowest l'flecs COTTAOK GKOVK, OUK. ' ELITE o Shaving o Parlor COTTAOK GROVI5, OltU. GEO. E. GRIFFITH, Prop. William Renshaw THE EXCHANGE AI.K WAI.KKS, MniiMKor. DKALUlt IN FINK WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS. Main trcct, Cottage lrov, Ore. CAM. ON B. L. PICKARD & SON For IIOC8K l'AINTINO. PAl'KR 1IANC1INO, SIGN WOUIC.CAltUIAUK l'AINTINO. Work Buarantecil COTTAGK GROVK, OUK. J. W. BENTLY, The practical Boot and Shoe maker, located in the Case building, two doors east of the Postoflkc. Repairing neatly and quickly done unci satisfaction guaranteed. Call W. H. Waldron, who lives about five miles south of Salem, Oregon, butchered a veal on Tuesday. He fed the lights to a fine, large brood sow, nnd the next morning he found her dead. His neighbors tell him they might have told him so. The sow had nine fine pigs, which had been weaned only the day before, and so they were saved from the wreck. Pacific Home stead. ZYicc tho hoheinla Na 'ue Grove, Oregon, JUST ARRIVED! OUR NEW LINE OF WnSTTEH OLOTI-inSTG-. AI.SO A NICE IJNE OK CALL AND SEE THEM Eakhi & Bristow, Garman Ncwland' COTTAGE GROVE, ORE. FOR HOYS. Cotton Swelters, good quality, in maroon and assorted etrlped colors G'Je. All-Wool, light weight, assorted col ored striped .$1 115. FOR MEN. Cotton, good quality, color ma roon Wc. Mixed Cotton and Wool, medium heavy, maroon , 80c. A 11 Wool", good quality, medium noiivy, maroon ... "... $1 10. Saino h" above, only liner wool, ns corted solid colors! ifl (5. All-Wool, very lino quality, in as sorted colored etripes 1 '2'). White, medium heavy W 50. GARMAN Ss NEWLAND A MOTHER TELLS HOW SHE SAVED HER LITTLE DAUGHTER'S LIFE I am the mother of eight children 'and have had a great deal of ex perience with medicines. Last summer my little daughter had the dysentery in its worst form. We I thought she would die. I tried everything I could think of, but nothing seemed to do her any good. I saw an advertisement in our pa per that Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy was highly recommended and sent and got a bottle at once. It proved to be one of the very best medicines we ever had in the house. It saved my little daughter's life. I am anxious for every niotder to know what an excellent medicine it is. I 1-T.id I known it at first it would have saved me a great deal of anxiety and my little daughter much suffering. Yours, truly, Mrs. Gko. F. Burdick, Liberty, R. I. For sale by Bisnson Drug Co., Cottage Grove. Lyons & Ai'i'LttGATK, Drain Druggists. Grifiin & Veatch Co. carry a full Hue of Canton Clipper and John Deere Plows. None better. STORY OF A SLAVE. To be bound liand nnd foot for years by the chains of disease is the worst form of slavery," George D. Williams, of Manchester, Mich., says: "My wife has been so help less for five ycais that she could not turn over in bed alone. After us ing two bottles of Electric Bitters she is wonderfully improved and able to do her own work." This supreme remedy for female dis eases quickly cures nervousness, sleeplessness, melancholy, head ache, backache, fainting and dizzy spells. It is a godsend to weak, sickly, run-down ' people. Cure guaranteed. Only 5c Sold by Bmnson Drug Co., druggist. Subscribe for tho Nugget idl the Bo hernia mining news, $1 50 per year. Friday, Axigust JSOS u t) a o u o u o n a u o m a B 0 a a a o u o n o. n o a a a ft o o M O n o H O a a a o a a n a o 01 EOR CHILDREN. Lawn Hoods, mado of laco open work; very protty designs .'55 to 03c. Hmbroldored and Tucked Muslin and Swiss, different, designs. . . . 75o to $ 1 33. Ladles' Sun Honnets, made of eham hray, full back' crown, stitched and lined, assorted colors. .50c. Our line of Loose Kmhroideries, Ilib bons and Drygoods Notions is huge. Ladies' Summer Skirts, large vari ety ; in price from . . . .50c to $3. . Shirt Waists, different colors nnd kinds. 50o to $0 75. Ladies' Ned: Wear in latest styles. . loc to 00c. While journeying through Cen tral Indiana recently we shared a seat in a railway coach with a noted physician. As the tiain sped by a tile factor', he said: "There is an industry that has hurt our pro fession badly." "How so?" we asked. "Why," he replied, "the drainage of the wct lauds has re duced the sickness fully one-half, and this, of course, means less work for the doctor.. Indiana used to be known as a malarial district; chills and fever were 'as common as dirt,' an everyday affair in al most every household. Now they are so rare that the younger generation does not know what is meant by 'ague.' The tilemaker and those who have preached the gospel of drainage are entitled to much of the credit for this happy condition." This is in the nature of expert testimony, which we are glad to record. Drainage Journal,' Indianapolis. NOTIH Ol' DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP Notleals heroby Riven that tho co-pnrtnor-nhl heretofore existing between Mrs. Jano llenton uml J. H. llonson nnilor tho firm nnmo nf thn Ilonmm Drmr Co.. hna thin diiv been ills- j solved by the miital consent of the partlos, J. a, notisnn retiring increirom, Tho business will bo eontlnucil in tho firm nnmo under tho miuiiiKcmcut of Mrs. Jane llonson, who assumes anil will pay nil claims uniliist tho II rm. Tho accounts iluo tho llonson Pruj? Co., have boon iilncoil In tho hands of J. H. Medley, Ksq by the former partners with Instructions to collect tho Biuno In order that tho business may bo sottlod up, said rellrlng partner still rotnln lnK mi lntorest therein, pated lUCnttnifo Urove. Oregon, this 23nl. day of August, VJOO, ' MltS. J.1N5 IiENSoN, J. B. llE.NHIM. In order to move off our old stock of AVall Paper wo will close out somo grades at cost and will make a smash up in pi ices on balnnco. If you nro going to paper it will pay yon 'ogot our prices Deioro buying. Wo will not bo under- sold. Martin & CoointAN. Griffin & Veatch Co. are agents for the celebrated Canton Clipper Plows, Harrows and Cultivators. 31, 1900. RlfflER THIN EVER iHiiMealStoe.fi Ilaiiow's Far Excels the Former Reports. Never in the history of liohcmiu has so many rich strikes been made in a singleycar as in tins', and from present indications, tho end is not yet. The last important strike recorded was that of the Stock & Harlow property, and samples of the ore brought to this city spatkled with gold. This week another, or at leiut a more extended strike, was inade.in the same mine, and the assays from it gives such values that it is al most beyond belief, but nevertheless it is a fact. Assayer l'rank White gave returns of $13,000 to the ton, gold. The big pay streak, however, is only about three indies wide but on either side is ore for several feet that runs from $300 to $400 per ton. It is not known as yet what extent this strike is, but it is1 said Hint since the discovery work has been going on steadily nnd in place of the pay streak diminishing it has not only grown wider but thousands of dol lars to the ton richer. At the Oregon Agricultural College the discovery has been made that two parasites are preying on the cut worms in Oregon. These parasites are distinct from that re ported at Salem. That was the ichneumon fly, while these are the braconids, both being very de structive to the cutworm. The discoverv was made on worms in Professor Cordley's breeding jars Professor Cordley was developing the worms for the moths, in order positively to identify the species, and was pleased one day to find a number of the worms affected with the parasites. As a result, he, though in no sense positive, is of theiopinion that the prevalence of the worms, in the state, at least in great numbes, will not be perma nent, and that.after another season they may disappear. Albany Her ald. nnviM'f inn Dnnniiupv r 1IU11UI U UU lllVlllLiUl. " I here make the following' prophecy: If McKinlcy 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 fore" closed by the money lenders v and sharks, factories and mills shut down; we will export no goods, we will import all the goods we use, and there will be want and misery over the land. Remember what I say." d Farmers if you want a good culti vator Griijx'in, Veatch Co, have them. Special bargains in flooring, rus tic and ceiling, in short length af Booth-ICelly yard, Saginaw. ijE IT IS HERE! sE Largest Stock 117 So1! Ixe! -CONSISTING 01- 5 Shelf and Heavy Hardware; Stoves and Tinware; Pumps, !fc Pipes and AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS I s Guns nnd Ammunition, Stude'baker Wagons, 2 Canton Clipper Plows, Harrows, Etc. Z3 S For Miners' Supplies, the only house South of Portland. 35 "EE Give us a call. f 'GRIFFIN & VEATCH, 3 C COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON. 3 NO. 83 AT. THE MUSICK. The Oregonlan. I. II. Bingham, one of the di rectors of the Musick mine, who is at the Imperial, says his company is about to begin running a 3000 fqirt tunnel to tap the ledge 1000 feet below the present levels. Power drills will be used after a certain depth has been reached, and work will be prosecuted -all winter, as arrangements are being" made to have the men 'under cover going and coming. The Musick mine is one of the best known properties in the Bo hemia district, and for over a year a io stamp mill has been operated, day and night., The present oper ations are conducted at an elevation of 5000 feet, and deep snows usually render locomotion difficult during the winter months. The mouth of the new tunnel, which will be 1000 feet lower and on the west side of the mountain, will escape considerable of the bad weather which visits the present dump and surroundings. Twenty men are employed in the mine and mill at present, and the force will be increased when the new operations are Begun, a. large amount of rich ore is being stoped at a depth of 400 fret from the surface, and the ledge gives every evidence of uniform value and lasting qualities. When the new tunnel is run, a fine body of ore will be in sight, as the drills will follow the ledge all the way. It is announced that 1 1 Verne Alder man, the young thespian, who wandered this way a few weeks ago and received the support of tho leading amateurs of this city in the production of the play "Right Avenged," forgot to return some $12 worth of jowelery which ho had borrowed for the "occasion." II. C. Madsen, one of Cottage Grove's leading jewelers, was the unfortunate loaner, and now ho has it not. A warrant wna issued for Alderman's arrest on llio morning of his disappearance, and 11 telegram was sent to the officers at Al bany to stop the "reen . goods" man, but he could not be found on the train. Tho jewelry probably adorns a pawn shop by this time. Wm. Cutnming, who has been identi fied with thegencial merchandise busi ness in this city for somo years, has ac cepted a position With n leading house; in Grants Pass and has gone there to assume his duties this coming week. Tho Junetion City Times reports tho wheat crop' thereabouts a failure, and states that tho threshers are running at n loss of from $15 to $30 per day. "J. N. Jones of Cottage Grovo, mndo his daughter, Mrs. K. It. Caspoll, a visit over Sunday. "Newt." is doing well at tho Grovo and looks prosperous. Stayton Mail. FOR SALE OR TRADE. I have two span of horses, weighing from 1300 pounds up, and. a fine Jersey bull, for sale or trade for town property. Ed "Underwood. Parties desiring to btiild barns, sheds or other outbuildings would do well to take advantage of the low figure at which The Booth Kelly Lumber Co. are offering some cull lumber in 1 inch and 2 inch thickness. Call on them or write them for particulars. 1