BOHEMIA NUGGET.
C. J. HOWARD -
Entered nt llio iiotnmci nt OttiXfto Grove
Oregon as Soooml Ulcus Innll mnt'.cr.
Mnliaarlplloii jirli'O. Nl.flo, In ii'lMinrr.
Advertising tutus iiiim'o kitiitrn iiiini
nppllrulliiii.
Friday, March i, 1901
give liini their support until such
time as it appeared th(t he could
EDITOR. "t be elected rum a continuation
of their support to him must result
ma deadlock, then tago to some
one else nnd do all in their power
to elect a senator, and while neither
Corbett nor Mitchell was theirchoice
they were determined to be instru
mental in electing. This they did
and they are today appreciated by
their constituency, and the Register
TUB nKOTXXIXO AXIi TJIU of irgelie should tender to these
-'--' I nnit I 11. I,s nlntmri Vv Litt
le vu t ivini.1 i ua 4i'iii; iui 1111. lit-
I ..,..1 ....1.
By the good vote of the majority " "" -
?., ll,n romil.lfnflii Iwllii'x fnr "1""' l,,c"' "
and the assistance of the democratic In Mn M,lchel! th? statc 1,ns n"
minority, Senator John H. Mitchell, able nml conscientious worker;
four years retired, was agnin whose past reconl substantiates the
elected to the hirh nlnce of honor wnuu "''' IUUJSUBU"
.. j .!!...:..-.:.. 1-.., c, J the lookout in the interest of the
lliui uiauiiiuuii ui3i kiuiuiuay lliumi . , , r
.,. i r.t. ..,:.. ':... great state of Oregon
til lilt: ui iwuiutia ui
forty days. 1 he struggle was long loor Kansas first drouth and
nnd attended by many scenes and cyclones then a woman with
side plays which always fail to re- hatchet; it beats the Nation
fleet credit upon the legislative
bodv of a state.
The house and senate was com- are of the 0I,i,,io" tlmt the So,u1'
1 t
of two factions, neither of A'r,?" war ,s coining somewiiat
01 a uocr.
"SOROSIS"
A SIIOK THAT IS WORN I)V
ill Fashionable -Ladies.
All Mall Onlvt'H
Prompt! By FilBcd.
T. A. GII.RURT,
liugeue, Oregon.
Hotel Eugene
IIOIMBECK BROS, k MtlSTOW.
"Someone has said that the British
poseu oi two laciions
which could be induced to surrender
a single foot of vantage ground to
the opposition.
In the mind of the fair and non
factional voters of the state who are
in toucn with the various and
peculiar antics performed by the
senatorial jugglers who have held
sway in the two houses of the Ore
gon legislature during the last six
years, Senator McBride, by virtue
of services rendered, his important
committee appointments attained,
In way of offering some consola
tion to Corbett it might be said
It is better to have run and los
than never to have run at all.
Harvey Scott of Oregonian fame
seems to Have Had a change c
heart with reference to Senator
John II. Mitchell since the mem
orable fight that paper made
against the senator in 1884.
No town has a better regula d
and by reason of the fact that better school nor 0I)e whch gves better
general satisfaction than the public
school of Cottage Grove. The
management is till that can be de
sired. Let the good work go op
service is to be expected of a sena
tor in his second term than in bis
first, was entitled to re-election.
Before the session was fairly be
gun Senator McBride and his tip-
porters discovered that it would be A man committed suicide the
impossible to return him to his seat, other day in San Francisco giving
Here Senator McBride proved that lor his reason that he hadquarrele.
Jie was a man worthy the admira- with Ins wife, what a taking off
tion of all. When he found his of the men there would be in this
election impossible he stepped down country if this fellow's example was
and out.
On the other hand Corbett and
bis followers were determined to
stay until the last dog was hung
else plank the aged and honored
gentleman in the senatorial seat,
setting up the plea that they were
in the majority, and voicing from
Jower hall to capitol dome the
battle-cry "Corbett or a dead-lock."
Had they withdrawn Corbett
they might have effected a compro
mise and elected a Corbett man;
but this of course Corbett would
not entertain, and as none other
seemed to be looking for senatorial
honors with a sack of the same
dimension as that of Corbett, the
push still retained its "enthusiasm"
for the aged millionaire to the last,
and were doomed to see him go
home shattered and battered a de
feated old man, whose confidence
in mankind, and even in the power
of the sack is certainly shaken.
It wasn't the ghost of Mitchell
that haunted the Corbett camp but
it was
"senator john h. mitchum, tiih
man"
generally followed.
Lane county can well be proud of
its delegation sent to the last legis
lature. In I,. T. Harris an elo
quent defender of the rights of the
people is found whose splendid
knowledge of law, equips him to
battle with the best of them in
matters liable to be considered in
legislative halls. In senators Booth
and Kuykendall we find the con
servative and practical business
men who are untiring in their
efforts to put through measures of
direct interest to their constituency
and state. In reference to Jtepre
sentatives McQueen and Hemen
way it is regretted that their illness
prevented them from. being at their
desks much of the time and their
work was necessarily hampered
but they were steadfast in thei
ideas and proved to be sound o
judgment on every subject under
their consideration.
Headquarters for MINING MIN,
KVEUV WANT ATTHNDKI) TO.
IJUOHNU, - -
Orkgon
notiok ron ptniMOATiox.
United SUtos Lund Oulop,
Kofobnru, Ore., Jiui. 15, 1001.
Notii-o Is horetiv irivun tlmt in mm
pUnnce wiih t ! provwions of tlu net of
I'ongress.ol .iiuit'3, 1878. untitled "An
net for tho falc of timber Iiintli in the
Mitten or Uilimriuu, Utogon, Novmlii
nnd Washington Territnrv." in ,
tended to nil tho Public Ixind Stntes liv
nut of AiiKUfct-t, lSltt, ,!:mu! K. AVlicoleY
01 Lottissu Strove, county of I,:me, State
01 uresion. ims turn 1 luv eil In t i n
otlieo !ii pworu Htnteinent No. HO'., for
1110 piimuiFt) 01 iiieMMiiiiel (.,) tjimr
terof .Section No. 31 in Town..liiti No. !
South, limine No. 2 Wt. mid will oiojr
proof to uliow tlmt the liuul miul-IiL !h
more valuable for itn timlior or stone
titan lor asirieiiltiira immo-U'S. ntu m
o.stnniitli his e In 1 11 to snic Inml Ixifiir..
the Register nnd Receiver of lliisollltv
at Ko-oburi:. Ore. on Friilav tin. 'JUil,
unv 01 .Mnreli, 10(11.
lie names ns witnesses:
J.O. Palmer. V. V. Phlllinw. v. n
heeler, Orin Robinson, of Cottnri
Urove, Ore.
AllV Illlcl nil tlf'l-HnntJ ll:llnilnf nil.
vcrmiy tlie nlMve-ilumirilietl lantla are
ri-ouesteil to illo their elainiM In this
oriice. on or beforo sad tfflih
Mareli. 1001.
.1. T. Iir.timRfi, IJeptister,
di.y of
NOTICE i'Olt PU1ILICATI0X.
United Stnten Lund Ofller-,
Koseliiire, Ore., Dei;.. 20, 1000.
Xotice la liereln' L'iven that in eom-
nlinuru with the DrovixionH of tho arLof
Concro's of June 3. 1878. entitled "An
net for the cale of timber landd in the
Statea of California, Orcfion, Nevada and
Wasliinatnn Territory," an extumled to
all the Public Land Statea bv net An-
gust l, 1802, .In men N. llo.vd, of Cottage
Grove, County of l.ane, Stiito of Oregon,
nns Hun nay men in tnia othce Iih nuorn
Inteinent No. 131,. for the ntiri'lini-ti of
uenu 4, 01 M'cuoii o. 1 1, In Town
bin Nr.. 22 S. Kmiue No. 2 AW. and will
oiler prr of to hov that the laud "ought
i'h more valiiahle for il.i tinihur or Atone
tlinu -for .igrit'iilturnl purpoi.et, and to
cdianii&n ma claim to gnul land lieiore
theKe"l!'teraiiil Heeeiverof thfriodice nl
Itnfelmn:, Ori;'n, on Monday, the-lth
lay 01 .uiircn, i:ui.
no names -s witne.'fcf':
J. I'. l'hillina. lM.ilii, SnoriL'. Jack
Lewis, I). liriimlt.iiiL'li.iif Cottnire Urove.
Oregon.
Any and nil persons cliiitniui: nd-
ersely. the alHivu-de.-'crilicrl liuiifri are
1 Lurch's liiirclisi
(US
as
'if
I A Great Reduction
Ladies, Misses and Childrens
Jackets and Capes,
Call early for Bargains.
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B A CARLOAD OF
Iboots & shoes!
SEA rUI.I, LINK OK TIIK2
I.ATKST PATTERNS.
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The Prices will please
you, and in point of
Quality and IJeimty
cannot be beaten.
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As
I llemciiway & 1
I IjiirklioMcp. 1
MAIN STKKET. 5
To Tho P Lr:i3X,IC !
Arc You Wanting a Heating Stove or a Cook ?
s COMK IN AND SKIS US
We are .Selling our Henters nt a Ten l'cr Cent DISCOUNT
and KiviiiR n Good lli Discount on Cook Stoves. AUr
have a llig Stock of 1IAUDWARK, TINWARK, KAHM
IMI'IJjCMKNTS, Jitc, (o select from.
CVjimi In ami iiee Mint Iff for Snlo,
Kesptctfutly,,
V EOS JLEn
& SCOTT
lie
1901
e on or before said 4th day of Mareli,
J.T. liimioRS. KegiHlcr.
SU'JIJIO.NS.
In the Circuit Court nf llipKltltn nf Orrrnn r,.r
rine Conaly.
51 A II V IIOLUnAY, Plaintiff J
Eugene is the home of a young
man who in the near future
going to raaKe old .Lane county
mighty proud of her son- He is a
In flesh and blood, with all his old graduate of the University of Ore
time vitality and forceful energy gon, likewise Aim Arbor (Michi
backed by a brilliant and useful gn) law school, and only a few
career that sent a sickening flutter years ago assumed the responsible
to tlte hearts and rang out loud and position as deputy prosecuting at
clear in .the ears of the Corbettites, torney under Attorney Geo. Hrown
and at noon on the last great day I tins position he has grown won
the Corbett forces, although a bold derfully popular with the law fra
stand was made and a look of de- ternity and won a place of distinction
fiance was forced upon every brow, which will not be easily obliterated
had little thought that they would frm the minds of those with whom
succeed in electing him, but. were lie Ins come in contact. Iast
sure that they could prevent the spring he outstripped ever) man on
c . ... . I . i. . ,. .... -
cicuuuij ut oenaior iuuctieii. i iiey llc repuuncau ticKet lor repre-
were defeated, and the state has a sentattve. He weiitdown to the
senator and one to do credit to him- legislature m his firm determined
self and Oregon at large, the Cor- manner to do his duty as best he
bett threat and boast "We'll dead might. He did it and was said to
lock the legislature" not withstand- be the hardest worker, the most
Jiig. conservative man in the house.
To Representative Hemenway' is 0 the senatorial question he staid,
given the credit of breaking the steadfastly by his choice, and won
Corbett ranks who was followed by Hie admiration of all even of those
KepresentativeMcQueen, and today who did not admire his choice,
tlie corbett taction hold Mr. Hem- o may Have heard of him. If
enway personally responsible for you haven't you will in the future
the election of a senator. his name is L. T, Harris.
Representative Hemenway and , , sssssss
MrOnr-r-n rnnl- tho stonrl Mint (.,. ... , -0'1.. !"!. " '"rBO BlOPk of
i .... y.. miimni nuonnir, ceiiinL' nnd rust u n
much as Corbett was a republican C'mlfs, 1 ,-' "d ,
Ibrmninl ni.Ii.iu
4.1, V, 411 144V ISHU 4V I4J1I Vtlll IV
Lot us mnlio you
Uooni-Kuu-YLuMDEit-Co, -
W. P. HOr.UDAY. Pcfnnriiinl S
To W. P.lIoUidy,theH!jvenameIilcfoniIrint
in uiu -Miiiiuoi iiiomnie m urenon im Hre
lieri'by re! Hired to nii.cnr nnil unauor tho nun.
plitlnt of lilalatltl tiled aKulmt you In the above
ciioiieii uonri ann cune on or before the lhlb
day of Marrh, 191, that belnK the drat clay of tho
next regular term of said Court, to bo hegua and
holdon In KUfrene. Lane County, Orcicon, and if
uu inn in nin;nr nu anrtwer aaia eouirilaint.
for want thereof, tho plaintiff will apply to said
Court for the relief proved for In said complaint,
tow't: Jor a decree of said Court declaring the
inarralKO contract now ex Inline betwenn plaint
iff and defendant forever dliisolved, that plaint.
Iff have the care and cuntodv nf lhn minor,. Ml, l
of plaintiff and defendant and for such other
ami lurwier reuei as to tlie court may seem
dilutable.
This summons Is niilill.hcd In iln n..l,.,.r,lu
Nuirifet for six congtvntlvn upk, hv nniu. t.t
11 ,r ,, ,., . , ' . .
inii. i. ik. iMiu-nm, vouuiy jiuiko lor jido
County, Oiegon, which said ordor lioarndato the
30th day of anuary, 1001. and tho date of tho
flrnt publication of tills ininnum la Dtul irj
prescribed In said order for publication to bo
February 1st, JS01.
. J. K. YOUNfl.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
lilng-ene
Dyeing A Cleaning IMs.
PISICK LIST I'Olt CLK.1N1KU:
Coats, .... i.B), up. .
VI, .... JKf, up.
Pants, - - .- - .74, up.
piticKLitrrron hyki.vo:
Sulls, .... f2.W, np,
Shifjle Karineuts In proxirllon.
DrcMi nerii, - TUcU fcr yartl.
I'resues, .... tlJCQ, op.
(SEO.Ji. GKII'J'Tjr, Auont.
.SOTIfKTO t'ltlM)ITOIW. i
Notice Is herebr utren lhat the iimleritlanctl 1
has liven duly apimliilo I by the Comity Coiircof
ii;e nmie oi ur
110 OL 0
The most simple, practical and durable
l' pevuitir on the mntket at any price.
Ask for catalogue.
PRICE $35.
E. L
OencrnI Ajjciit for Oregon, Washington and Itlaho.
, KING,
Albany, Ore.
TT 1 B Tl f
eyuu inr !.: t ouuiy, imilila- d i I " B 7
trator of the estate nl lieorge 1'. liaroutle. do- I J 1 U H "
C9l. All icrsoiis har.iiK claims niraliist said I I 1 , fl 9 ilj J' Wl
eiiixoare heicby to.iuircil to prvaoul the umf! V II H H H .8 i
to mo pruiairly .orfr.fl al llio oflic of J. H. J A S H fl k 1
Vour.tr In I'uttaire ilro.a. irsiiiii. wtlhlii li '
Bcforo Von liny a Piano or an Organ
It will pay you to write
moniiii irmn in.- oato netc n.
liate-l thliSOtli day til January, mi.
I'lANK KetLV,
.ilmlnlMmlor of tho o.t'.Hto i-f counts I'. On
routle, dc. euK.-l.
ano House
OFFICE:
NOTIOK IOI! IUIHMCATIUN.
5 .Cfi.iC4-6A
9
0UU1U (llJllOIVJMlil
AND
Right to the POINT.
As the old maid said when
she kissed the dwarf.
$ ,
That is just the case with
The New EraJ
Store.
Drue:
Land Office at Itoculiurt;, Oregon,
KovemlxT 13, KMX).
Xotli'o In lioreby L-ivcil tliut Ilia follow
tinini'd settlor litis lilt'd notice of -liin in
tvntion to innko lliud proof in Minnorl
of liir) uliiiin, nnil that euM proof will ho
inndo before Joel Wiiro. U. S. UoniniiH-
siont'r, nt ICiijjrnu, Lnnu Co.. Orison, on
.Murcll 2, lUOI. Viz: William V.
Onnitdy, on II. K. No. 0MO, for tliu AV
SV H, Sec. 8,Tp. L'O S., It. ;i West .
He luniCH tint folloivint; uitiii'tist'S to
provo hit eontintions ruMiiluni'ii iijkiii
nnd cultivation of naiil liuul, viz:
Igiinc Wilcox, Henry Drt-ofe, KnuiciH
Smith, Clturlod Wrilit, of.Wnlkor, Lano
Co., Oregon.
J.T. lillllKIKH, .
lteijUlur.
351 "Washington St., Portland, Or.
. We are the great profit killer and pinna pi ice regulators of tho
Northwest, and with our special fa.tlities can sell a fine piano or organ
for leis money than you can get them elsewhere. Write today. Cata
logues for the asking.
Our stock includes the three Rreatcst American pianos the Kim.
ball, the Chickeriiig nnd Ihe Weber--together with other good makes.
INVESTIGATE OUR NEW
Easy Payment Plan.
filler's Piano House.
Or call on ItfUS. L. D. HiiCK, Local Representative, Cottage Grove, Or.
Dkop in and skis Us. , . .
Everything; Fresh and up to Date.
Prescriptions Carefully Com
pounded night or day.
Brehaut & Nelson.
The New Era
Store. I
Successor to H. If. PIIIIJJPS,
DKAI.KHS IN
Groceries, Flour
and Feed.
All kinds of Produce bought
at the highest market values.
Call and get acquainted with
us. We shall be pleased at all
times to quote you prices
uppn all lines handled by its,
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, nnd the
lowest possible prices.
Remember the place: Phiilips'
old, stand, Cottage Grove, Ore., '
GLASS
BROS.
PROPRIETORS OF
Cottage Grove
Plmiil 11!
We arc now prepared to furnish
all kinds of brackets, Mouldings,
Cornice, Sash and Doors, Ilopr and
Window frames, Screen Doors,
Windows, Pickets, etc.
Woodwork of all kinds made and
repaired. We will nlso work Floor
ing, Kustic, vSiduig, Ceiling, or
stze Studding, etc.
PRICES REASONABLE
SHOP NEAR S. P. DEPOT
WANTED!
I!cllnl,li' mini for Mniinitar of llnuinli Odloe
wo w ;li to oiiun In tills vicinity. If your roooril
l0. Jv. liBrolsmi opportunity, Kindly Klvu
t'ooil relurtinoe wjicn wrlllnij.
he A..T. MOtlRIS Wholesale House,
WWUINWATl.QIIIQ.
, IllutraJe4 Wofcuo lets, tlum,..
'''!'l'.ii'ji,;,ii''. ,,'(.,.
NOTIOK KO.t PUIIMOATION.
, United HlntCH Iaind Olllr.,
ltodjiir(r, Ore., Dec. 2-J, 1000.
iNolIco In hereby eiven Hint in com
pliunee with tho iirovlcloin of tho net
of foimreHHof Jiinu .'I, 1878, entitled "An
uetfor tliohiilo of titnlwr lands in th
otiiti'H f Ciillfoniln. Oretton, NevniU,
nnd iihIiInkIoii Territory,7' m extended
IntiM tho I'ulilio Lnml Htntea by net of
Auuimt I, 1802, Mm. Annie Welln, o(
I'.iiKtni', fjmiily of Lime, Btato of Ore
Ron, Iiiib thin dny filed in tills oflk-e lirr
hjvorn Htiilcinent No, IMO, for tho pttr
rlmso of tho KKtfof Section No. 10 In
loHiiHldi) No. -20 H, Kai.RcNo. 7 W, nnd
will offer proof to tdiow tlmt tliu land"
hoiikIiI in moro vnhiuble for its tlmbor or
Mono tliiin for agricultural purposed, and
toiHtiilinh hiTcliiim to until land befor
tlu Itiltifltor nnd Receiver of this ofllco
nt HoHobnrK.OruKon on Friday, tho 8th
duy of March, 1001.
Klio 11 it i t-n ii h witnesses :
ilmn us N. Itiimllo, II. Hnni Dare
Mroni,(luoro W. Huii'dlng, H. 0. Han
lion, of Kiikoiiu. Oregon.
Any nnd nil pursons ulolming ad
vorsuly tho nhovti-dt'scrlbcd lamia nro
miiieateil to Illo tlioir claims in this
olllco on or befoiu said 8th 1av nf Mnrh
1001. ' ,
J. T. HitmoEs, Rfclster.
Bowiiro of ulr dried or hulfdry floor'
big, cullinu nnd rnetlo. Tho Uootli
Kelly I.ninbor Co., nio tnnklng special
prices on kilii'driod lumber.
WANritn.-Cnpablo, rullnblo poron In
every conn ty to roprcsont Inrfjocoinpnny
of Holid fliiiincliil rcpntntion ; $030 snlnry
per yenr, puyablo wookly j f3 pur day nb.
eolutolv Hiiro nnd nil oxponscs; straielit,
bonii.ltilp miluiy. iiocominlsalon; snrnry
IWlll Cllllll Blltlinlnv nnil o,nm .....
itdynnceil cmih week. STANDAlif
UOUSb, 334 DuAitDOKN St., Oiiicaoo, '
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