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About Bohemia nugget. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1899-1907 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 26, 1900)
The PWP"008 Business Men 0 Cottage Grove Advertise in the Nueffet' Bring Your Job Work to the Nugget Job Office. Prices Reasonable V s VOJL. II rUOl'lvSSIONAI,. J. E. YOUN jlllovnGii-al-TAtw Onifi " "'""ill wMt HI1I0- COTTACSK GllOVH, OlUt. J, a JOHNSON ami P. (1. BUY ;lttorucus and Counsclurs-at-l.uw ,'eUl ullciill'"' H'von 1?llnl"tf.-'iiriiriitloM "I" nint Jlomiutllu l.mv. 0o In Old I'.O. uuIMIiik. COTTAGK GROVE, OKI?. J, S. MEDLEY Mtoriicy-al-Laiu o o o :-Onieoon Sliiln trcct : CoTTAGIC Gkovk, Oku. JEROME KNOX AUoriiey-at-Law Prompt tlc'Hliiii tul'l In MnttiK WiyliicM. Cottaoj: Gkovh, Okk. L. L. STEVENS Altoviiey-ai-Law o o o jcll attention Klvon tu MlnliiK Itanium nnil t-'iilloellnrm. EUGENE, OKK. JltLXU W. TltOMTimN Clllf. A. lallDV. THOMPSON !k HARDY .-Hnmeus and Uounsclors-at- Law o iifUl nlloiillon Klvon to Hie Ihw of Mine. ' EUGENK, ORE. L. T. HARRIS :lttornejj and Counsclor-at-Law Bdal Attvnllfin KlveiJ.Ni (hp law of .Mllio. Flret National Hank ltnittln. EUGENE, OKK. RELIABLIC ASSAYS. Hm;le by mull rerolc promi ntloiitlon. FRANK P WHITE, COIT.KIB OIlOVi:. OKK. ODIroullh Jr.mes llemomvay, Miiltint. mo, w. i.miyu. T. W. KEVILL. Lloyd & Nevill ,IN,.SU?VH..NKUA.BU.lVKVOHS IIooniM fi.13-.Wt Chamber of Coinmorco TelephonoClny8J7 I'OIlTl.ANI), OKU. l . U, JHIJ X 1018 Mrs. Katheriiic Sclilccf, M. 0. Diseases of Women ami Children COTTAGK GKOVK, OKK. D. J. GOVER Prospector and Mine Locator. For Information on Bohemia Mining District write me. Bpoclnl Attention Olvon to CorrMinlonco BOHEMIA, ORE. (Ir.o. 0, Knowi.es. NOTARIES CIIAK1.KS amvn PUBLIC Bohwmia, Okk. Ofllce at Mustek Mlnoaml Klophant Mountain. BUSINESS. GO 'iOjzs MRS. PET SANFORD'S For Fashionahle Dressmaking. MAIN 8TIIKET CoTTAGK GROVJt, OlUi. EAKIN & BRISTOW BANKERS Trannact a Conornl RanklnR Bmlnosa tn All Its llntncUcs. Cottage Grove, Ore. j. W. BENTLY, The practical Boot ahd Shoe uinker, located in the Case building, two tloors east of the Postofilce. Repairing neatly and quickly done and satisfaction guaranteed. Call. i'-l" Mi"illB' "'"""K and Farming Interests of this gt:age to When women see a stylish, handsome jacket, you often hear them say: " Oh dear, I vinh I had one like that, but I'm sure it costs so much." 0 anonoHoneBoaonoBOHSBoaonoBoHoaonoHOBOBsBonoBOBoaoBOHoaoBOBOHonoBjoaoonsnonnoHoaoa FOR MEN. Wu handle Saranno Glove Company's goodn. They uro considered the lot glove in the market. Good YtllowOil Stock with patented Hiring fiiHtuuur 60 mid 7Go. Our Sieam froof lino nro n pnft, plia ble glove, nn well iih durable; niiulu with patontuil string fnst enur 8!e, $1 mid 1 SO. Unliiied Kit, soft finish, making n very nice driving glove. 1 'Jo. Surnmte Unck, Illit weight, fine Htock, no lnmil.open hack, Porter fio-leiier, welled, wax linen thread . noil mill pliuhle; iiiiilonhtedly the bent iilovo in thu market. .. . tl 50. Unlined Chopper Mits, oil grain calf ifkin 00c mid (1. Lined Kit Gloves, lino stock $1. 'Is orjoHono!2osoncacBOBeBeaonooBOEOBHOHonooBBOBEoaonraoBJaaGOHonoaoBeBoonoHonoBOH8no H. C. MADSEN, Watchmakkr. Iici'Mrlnc nt rcaionnble ohiirKCS. All work Kimrantcci! llrst-clnw". Wiiti'bcs.Clooln awl Jewelry at km eit Irlee COTfAGK GKOVE, OKK. ELITE o Shaving o Parlor Cottage Grovic, Okk. CEO. E. GRIFFITH, Frop. William Renshaw THE EXCHANGE AI.K WALKED. Mannger. PHAI.KH IK KINK WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS. 4Iaintrcct, Ootliin Orovo. Ore. OA LI. ON B. L. PICKARD & SON For HOUBB TAINTING, PAPKR HANOINO, BIQN WOUK.CAIUUAUE 1'AINTINCJ. Work guaranteed COTTAGE GROVE, ORE. I AJYl IT! "Cop T1IK JEWELER. Flrst-class Watch, Clock and Jewelry Repairing. Hrd and Soft Soldering. Wo will sell yon anything in our lino at lowest living prices. W. L. COPPERNOLL, Mgr. W. H. ROBINSON Practicing Physician. Office and residence on River street near Wall, Cottage Grove, Ore. J. A. COBB Dealer in Groceries, Fruits. Cigars and Tobacco. Give us a call and we will treat you right. Corner of Haw and Second sts. Grove, Oregon, Now it's the surest thing in the world ' they're not familiar with the PALMER GARMENT. They're absolutely correct for style none made anymore perfect as to , that, and the price is within reach of any woman's pocket-book. My! if every one could see them,. how easy it would be to settle the question of WHAT SHALL Eakin & Garmaii & Ncwland COTTAGE GROVE, ORE. l'OR BOYS. Cotton Swot tern, maroon mid colors (,'ood quality, in iiHsorted Ktriped 50c. All-Wool, lipht weight, assorted rol ored striped. . $1 FOR MEN. Cotton,' good quality, color ma roon " f0i Mixed Cotton and Wool, medium heavy, maroon 80c All-Wool", good quality, medium heavy, maroon 10. Same as above, only finer wool, as-1 fortcd Holid colors ".$1(55. All-Wool, very line quality, in as corted rolored stripes. . . 25. ' White, niodium heavv 60. ... GARMAN & NEWLAND ... Hotel Eugene . HOLLENBECK BROS, k BRISTOW. Headquarters for MINING MEN. KVERV WANT ATTENDED TO. Eugene, - - - - Oregon. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land Oflico at Roseburp, Oregon, September '27. 1000. Notico is horoby given that tho follow- ing-namcd settler lias ineu notice oi ins I intontlon to make final proof in sup port of his claim, anil that sam prooi will bo made before Joel Ware, y. S. Commissioner, at Eugene, Oregon, jon November 23, 1000, .vis:: Samuel E. Phillips on H. E. Wo. 7407 for tho Lot 8, KWWSW 1-4, Sec. 28, T. PJ S., R. 8 W. Ho names tho following witnesses to provo bis continuous resilience upon and cultivation of said land, visa : Charles Colcord, G. W. Smith, A -bert Fernell, James Law, of Creswoll, Ore. J.T. Beidoes, Register. When you cannot sleep for coughing, it is hardly necessary that any ono should tell you that you need a few dosea of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to allay tho irritation of tho throat, and make sleep possible. It is good. Try it. For salo by Benson Ditua Co., Cottago Grovo. Lyons & Ah-legate, Drain Druggists. Cbe Chicago Community, to Good Government, Friday, October I WEAR? Bristow.- I FOR CHILDREN. Lawn Hoods, mado of lnco open work; very pretty designs 35 to 05c. Kinhroidered and Tucked Muslin and Swiss, different designs. . . . 75c to $135. Ladies' Sun Konnets, made of cham bray, full back crown, stitched and lined, assorted colors, ,50c. Our line of Loofo Embroideries, Rib bons and Drygoods Notions is large. Ladies' Summer Skirts, largo vari ety ; in prieu from . . . .50c to $3. Shirt Waists, different colors and kinds 50c to $0 75. Ladies' Xeek Wear in latest styles.. 15c to 60c. JOB COULDN'T HAVE STOOD IT If he'd had Itching Tiles. They're terribly annoying; but Bucklen's Arnica Salvo will euro the worst case of Piles on earth. It has cured thousands For Injuries, Pains or Ilodily Eruptions it's tho best ,alvo in the world. Price 25uahox. Cure guaranteed. Sold by Besso.v Duuq Co., druggist. "For throe days and nights I suffered agony untold from an attack of cholera morbus brought on by eating cueutn b"rs," says M. E. Lowther, clerk of tho district court, Centerville, Iowa. "I thought I should surely die, and tried a dozen different medicines but to no pur pose. I sent for a bottlo of Chamber lain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and three doses relieved mo en tirely." This remedy is for salo by Benson Dbuo Co., Cottngo Grove, Lvonb & Ai'I'leoate, Drain Druggists. For sprains, swellings and lameness there is nothing so' good as Chamber' Iain's Pain Balm. Try it. For salo by Benson Daua Co., Cottngo Grove, Lyons & Aitlkoate, Drain Druggist. Mr. Bryan deplores his enforced absence from his home to .fill the demands upon his time during the campaicn, but there are u number of people who are willing to console him with the thought that he will have lots of time to spend there af ter November. Bohemia Nugget and Weekly Oregonian $2.00 per year. 'CypcwnUv Price $35.00 The CHICAGO Cauuot Be Excelled for Compactness and Clearness of Writing. It is easy to learn to operate, and there is a small number of parts to get out of order. E. L. King, C. J. Howard, Gen'l Agent for Ore. Local Agent, Albany, Oregon. Cottage Grove, Ore. and Hustling for a Grub Stake. 26, 19QO. JR'! i The following completed list of premiums and prize-winners at the Lorane Agricultural Society Fair will be read with interest. It came too late for publication with the writeup of last week, but will be none the less appreciated now: General exhibit 1st prize,. $5 .William N Crow 2d prize, $2 60 11 Crow Grain and grapses 1st prize, Daily Oregonian...C E Russell 2d prize, Weekly Oregonian...J II Crow Pieced quilt 1st prize, Sunday Oregonian.Mrs J Crow House plants 1st prize, Ladies' Homo Journal Mrs M L Tompkins d prize, $1 Mrs C M Cowan Apple jelly 1st pi ize.Tlio Househoid.Mrs J Atkinson Blackberry jelly 1st prize, 50c Mrs J Atkinson Homemade rug 1st prize, Eugene Guard. ....Mrs II Pipes Potato exhibit 1st prize, Pacific Homestead. ..N J Crow Light bread 1st prize, Eugene Register...Mrs J Settle Tomato exhibit 1st prize, Tho Leader,... Mrs C M Cowan Apple exhibit st prize, Bohemia rtugget Capt John O'Brien Canned fruit 1st piize, Weekly Oregonian Mrs C M Cowan Butter , 1st prize, A. iovely glass set Miys Jennetto Davidson 2d prize. 50c Mrs C E Russell Five largest potatoes 1st prize, 50c C F Zilkey Pumpkin pie 1st prize, 50c Mrs S J Doty Custard pio 1st prize, 50c .Mrs J H Crow Hemstitched handkerchief 1st prize, fancy clock, Mrs Doak Zumw'alt Plymouth Rock chickens 1st prize, 60c J H Crow Minoecas chicks 1st p ize, 50c , W N Crow Bantam chicks 1st prize, 60c ; L E Ward Polled Durham Bull 1st prize, 50c J W Crow Fancy work First prizes Knit lace collection. . . .Mrs O M Cowan Pin cushion Mrs Ben Lee Shell flowers Mrs D Single Crotchet malts Miss Norma Doty Embroidered doilies. ..Miss M Loclcwood Picture throw Mrs Charles AViltso Sofa throw Mia Knoop Sofa pillars Mrs L E Ward Oil paintings Mrs M L Tompkins Battenburg doilii Mrs A Kogers Patchwork by 8-year-old girl...... Miss Alice Wheeler Work bag Miss Norma Doty Bureau Bcarf Mrs Ben Leo Mosaic quilt Mist Cassie Cowan Fancy quilt ,, Mrs J Atkinson Patchwork quilt of 800 pieces i Miss Ida Kelly Drawn rug. . . , Mrs Charles Lott Pieced rug Mrs Charles Conant Flowers Cut flowers and roses.. Mrs G B Standish Sweet peas Mrs Thoa Richardson Tea roses Mrs Elliot Dahlias Mrs WN Crow Garden A B Gilbort, M Itallsback, J W Hicks, Mr Davidson and J II Crow each had a fine exhibit of garden truck, and Mrs S G Lockwood a lino exhibit of monstrous peppers. L E Ward exhibited a gourd 4J feot long. S II McKernan received first prizo on B IT IS HERE! H Te Largest Stock ii Spotty Iraije! S CONSISTING OP a Shelf and Heavy Hardware; Stoves and Tinware; Pumps, 3 S Pipes and AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS! - ' Guns and Ammunition, Stndebaker Wagons, , 2 ZZ Canton Clipper Plows, Harrows, Etc, For Miners' Supplies, the only house South of Portland, S8' Give us a call, S GRIFFIN &VEATCH, g COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON. 3 3STO. 41 shingles and John Settle first prize on shakes. James Hemenway received first prizo on ores from Bohemia and Hlldrcd In man first prize on ores from Southern Oregon. O E Russell exhibited a tinndmado knife 200 years old. Mrs Tompkins and J W Hicks exhib ited curios from Manilla and Chica- mflgua. Quite a numberof exhibits were taken away before the secretary secured the list. m m m DIVIDE ITEMS. J I Taylor and daughter Mra Belle Hare went to Portland last week on receiving news of Mr. Hare's death. Grant Harrison and Harry and Oscar McDolewent down on the Umpqua last week returning Sun day. The county rock crusher is crushing rock near the school house. The roads here need the rock as much as any road in Ore gon. Alec Wright while at work on the addition to Mr Harrison's house had the misfortune to fall and sprain his wrist. George Barlow is putting up a house on his ranch here. Andrew Turner has moved into the house formerly occupied by Mr Burket and Prank Turner hag moved into his "brother's house. Mr. and Mrs DeSpaiu went to Corvallis last week. There are now 41 pupils enrolled in this school ami everything is progressing nicely. Cars from railroads as far east as New York and as far south as Louisiana can be seen in trains going through here. CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS, The City Council met pursuant to call at 8 p in on Monday, October 21. ' Present Messrs. Bennett, Martin, Taylor, Lurch and Vandenbnrg, Absent Messrs. Chrisman and Stone. After the previous minutes were read and approved and routine business dis posed of the following new b isiness was transacted : The water committee reported an abundance of water on hand. Three ordinance bills wero passed fixing and declaring tax assessments for street improvements. - Thu following bills were allowed : Georgo Lea $500 J. H. Perkins 104 George Meinzor 2 00 J. P. Currin '. 1 00 J. W. Hart , 10 00 Thomas Allen , 12 75 Jack Baker ,., 3 00 Council adjourned to noxt regular meeting night. Strikes occur under all adminis trations, but under the republican administration the strikes are for higher wages and the working men usually get the increase demanded. But under democratic administra tions the strikes are against reduc tion of wages, and the working men usually have toaccept the reduc tion. In China, a free silver country, millions of people live in boats, principally upon rats, rice dnd fish diet. Bryan is trying t to induce ua to do the same. ' 3i t; if .1.3 m a fr 6 5fl n1' Hi mi ft ffT -MA 1 f . i