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About Bohemia nugget. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1899-1907 | View Entire Issue (May 10, 1901)
mi .V "vn .V. Pa BOHEMIA NUGGET. C. J. HOWARD EDITOR, Kntorcd at the ptwtolltee nt Cottage Orove Orogon as Seroml CUM tnnll mnt'.tf. Hlil)t'rlillun price. gl.Oo, In nuvnnrn. AilVnrlliliifr rate iitm'n known upon npiillrntlon. Friday, May io, 1901. The prospect for considerable work In Bohcmin this season is now very promising, and n good show ing 13 sure to be nuide. have rustled tip work of some kind, and kept the wolf of hunger from hesnidwns stnrvimr. and that lit! could no longer endure their suffer ing. Ills story was found to bo true: the wife and two babies had no money and nothing to eat. This, in these times, is surely an exceptional case, providing the man was a com petent workman. Vet, some men who arc capable enough when once they secure a job ntc somehow in capable of securing it. Under such circumstances as this man was placed in, out of work nnd with wife and children suffering for the necessaries of life, most men would Tuc owners 6t cows should re member that there is a cow ordi nance, and the iact that cows are taken to pasture at 7 or 8 o'clock in the morning is no ex buse for turninc them into the street at 5 or 6 o'clock to roam around and eat up the peoples gar den. The city pound will be full of 'em some of these morning's. I the home door; while others, through no foult of their own but from constitutional lack of "rust ling" ability, are utterly helpless, It is such men as these, when dis covered, that need encouragemen and a little aid; but the very weak ness which prevents them from "rustlinc" up a job closes thei I v ' - There are few people in town, mouths to any complaint or utter who make any pretention to having lance disclosing the truth as to their n lawn nnri Pfirrlen. who u-niild lie- situation, lis a world of an 111 grudge Sr. 50' per month for water finite variety of characters, dispo nrivilep-pc rftirinir tlie summer sitions and temperaments. Tele i 0 0 - months, providing of course they gram, would wish to use, while do be- jrrudjre 7J?cts per montti and have a dikd, limit nnrl n mio-lif-ir r-lno rmf nt Prof. E B. McEIroy died of that, put upon them. For a time beart failure at his home in Eugene Friday nicht. His death was a inclined to take the water system of surprise to everyone as he was ap ti'c :ttr corJM.d,. i.t ni it Jc parentis in coon neallu and was getting to be somewhat of a farce. hut the city in the evening. Prof. McEIroy was well known through- There is a law against shooting out the state, having been promi within the city limits, and only in nent in politics and school work, extreme cases should it be resorted He came to Oregon from Pennsyl to. I11 the case of shooting the vania in 1S74, settling at Corvallis dog, belonging to Oliver Veatch, wherein 1876 he was elected to the last Tuesday, several very earless chair of literature in the Agri shots are reported. In rll proba- cultural College, which position he bility the shots were not so danger- held until 1882. He also served as ous to the welfare of the commun- superintendent of schools of Benton ityasthe running at large of a county for six years and served 12 crazy dog, but there is danger just years as state superintendent of the same. There is no excuse for public instruction. In 1894 he a man to shoot the length of a was elected to the chair of English street, at a mad dog, even. There literature in the state university are few men who under excitement which position he held until last can hit a house at a distance of I year when lie resigned' from the three blocks unless it is the wrong I faculty. He has since resided in apWdRTII LEAGUE VENTI0N. r CON house. If a man is good enough marksman to shoot at a demented dog, he should have confidence enough in lib prowess to get with in easy distance, else surrender the honor to some other shootest. A great many people wonder iv hy the local papers do not get more of the daily happenings and why they contain so little news. This may be answered by stating the fact that the editor like any other person can not see or hear at the same time a dozen different occurrences or conversations.' The only way for a community to ob tain an interesting paper is for everyone in the community to be come interested in the success of the local newspaper. Take enqugh interest in the paper to inform the editor of the little occurences which every editor is only too glad to obtain, though they seem ever so insignificant to those who know nothing of newspaper work. Take your home paper; read it thorough ly; read the advertisements and know what the business men are doing. If you hear of a birth, marriage, death, serious illness, accident, new arrival or anything that might be of inteiest to some one, see that the editor hears of it. as he will be greatful for it and will begin to take an interest 111 your welfare and may possibly some day lend a helping hand. If you are in business advertise in your home paper and let the people know what you are doing, and, furthermore you can get value received for every dollar invested for an nd- ' vertisenient in your local paper. A San Frencisco machinist, , healthy and willing to work, but ' 'who had been out of work six , months, kissed his wife and two children good-bye Monday morn Zing and started but to hunt a job, as, usual. But he had walked but a little way when he swallowed some deadly poison ajid fell dead. He left a note demising his body to the medical students, 011 condition that tbey would help his family, which Eugene, until death overtook him Friday night. BE GOOD TO YODKSELF. You certainly have a good opinion of your physician's judgment, or you would not consult him. Then do him the justice to carefully con sider the compounding of his pre scriptions. The Benson Drug Co. select nothing but the best and most pure drugs in the market, and make a specialty of carefully com pounding prescriptions. Be good to yourself by taking your physi cian's prescription to the Benson Drug Co. and rest assured you will get the best to be had in the market. FOR SAlfc. A fine first-class stock of gro ceries at a bargain, in A 1 location on Main street, Cottage Grove, Ore. Doing a good business, but must sell on account of other busi ness. For information write or in quire of Feed meinzer. Cottage Grove, Oregon. DIVIDE ITEMS. Mr Goodnough has the rock crusher running now and. rock is being placed on the road. Tames Hawley returned from California last week bringing with lit 111 about 300 croats. He looks as if the climate there agreed with him. Ed Underwood of Cottage Grove visited his mother and sister here last week. ' , The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Taylor has been been very sick but under the skillfull treat ment of Dr. AG Miller is recover ing nicely. Marshal McFarlaud of Cottage Grove was out here last week after Seth Rowe who was wanted for perjury. The case " was heard by Judge Vaughn and Mr Rowe was released. Jack Robinson nnd Roy Coffin made a trip to Rouse's saw mill up the Coast Fork Saturday. Try the now romedy for costivoncEsI Chamberlain'" Stomach nnd Ltvor Tab lets. Every box guaranteed. Piieo25 cvnle. For eale by Dknsus lutvu Co, The third annual convention of the Eugene District League con vencd nt this place Thursday eve ning, May 2. Fifty delegates and mnnv visitors were in attendnnce from the different "chapters" in the district, which extends as fa north ns Dallas and south to about Mnrshfield. Rev. Ilolliugshcnd's sermon on "The Great American Fraud"' will not soon be forgotten by those who heard it. God hasten tlie tunc when the curse of rum lie driven from our fair landf. Many earnest Christians, young men and women are in the League work and God came near bv his Holy Spirit to con sccratc anew their hearts and lives to his service. Several ministers were present and the benminir countenance of the presiding elder, Dr. Ford, told nlaiulv the interest he felt in the 1 young people's work. "The youth of today will be the men of tomor row, so let us iollow the injunc tion of our Lord when jic said. "Remember now thy Creator, in the days of thy youth: while the evil days come not, nor the years draw nigh, when thou shalt say, have no pleasure in them." The officers elected for the en suing year are, pres., J. W. Men- sues; 1st vice pres., ur. w. V. ittler; sud vice pres , Mamie Fisk; 3rd vice pres., Nellie Jester; tteas., I. Jones; 4th vice pres., Sina Stouffer; sec, F. S. Dunn; pres. of junior work, Miss West. The following resolutions were doptcd: Your committee on resolutions beg leave to submit the following report: As an expression of our ppreciation, the members of the Epworth League here assembled in would thank the president and the executive committee for their well planned program and efficient man agement; for the admirable papers presented; for the kindly greetings of . faev. CratrdaU''amIt1Wgo?Vl people; for the cordial welcome and more than exceptional banquet given the delegates by the Cottage Grove chapter; for- the open door. nd kind entertainment so freely given to us ry tne people ana friends of the church; for the kind ness shown us by the Southern Pa cific in granting reduced rates; and for the notices made of the pro ceedings by the local papers.' Re spectfully submitted. H. 1?". Rounds, Kate Porter, Mac Johnson. Convention will meet in Eugene next year. I Lurch's iff iff w As iff w- lis; lAircn s 1 sag SHIRT WAISTSf- AND- CRASH SKIRTS Jsjtq tlie Fines I; in the City. You can now get a good Selection, I Lurch's Lurch's i Nov all Tosothcr ! In llioNprlnv 1 1 1110 pontio Anulu There' 11 Mimllln tlie luck yifnl And nu cxlnr In our ttlty Tluit littri the MitiiiKur hard, mi nritninunt for t-owernco Hut tln-ro luniiotlior pliin ; Be in the Swim Buy your goods where you get them at Right Prices. We carry n full nnd complete stock of lliirilwc, Iiplciiicnis iiiiii Everytliiiif for ilic Miner! Wc also hnndje the celebrated FISft BRO'S WAGON. You ... ko to tl... jfw Km Ijrng Store OLIVER CHILLED I'lOWS, Tent, Wagon Cover, McCormlck Uiuders A,.dyo uu.yb.iyu oun of Cl.lorldu nmHn fuct cvcrytllig in the hardware line. ' Give us a call. sscr WHEELER & SCOTT. , of Lime. Hit very film TttUt it In time Don't liwun dollar To si.vo n dlnio. Call wiriy and avoid thu rimli . Jlrehaut &. Drug Store. Xeliton, yew lira The smallpox epidemic which has prevailed at Glendale for the past month has about run itscourse. The public schools in the city opened last Monday with as large an attendance as before the first case of the disease appeared. One of the pest houses have been abandoned while the other a oc cupied by the only existing case, which is reported to be a light form of the dreaded disease, lnere is no longer any danger of contagion owing to the precaution taken by the citizens and health officers. PETITION IOR MQUOIl LICENBK, To Whom it May concern; Koticte i nuruuy given imu tho following petition win tm prenenieu 10 me txjuniy i.ouri of Lane County. Oregon iitlUJur.o VJ01 turm, to-wll on BUiuruuy uiu diu uuy ui juiiu iuvi PETITION' To tho Honorable County Court In, and or Lane County and Stato nt Oregon. The iiudcrnlKncd, you petition, John 8. Lloyd, of crno, Oregon, reicctluliy, yet cant iwtiy request that licence may bo lueil to iiin. i.v vnnp HrirmrM.tlft f.nurt fur six rnnimiA unH tl.u, Itn injiv 1m ffrATlttl a llrenM tn Mill Spirit", Mult and Vinlou Honor at Ida plai-o. ol buMncs at Acme in kuiu i-ane vouniy arm Btate of Orogon. Your petltionor further repro itentsthatho wlllkocp an orderly hounuand will not permit auy unlawful gaming, or riot on eondut-t In or about his homo And your petitioner ever pruy : NAME O. It. Thurman, John I. Powell, Tt. Mills, John Fletcher, Ivy Jlorrl, L. I. Iluttorflehl. It. V. Hughs, John J. Ilutterlleld, Win. Drynd.H! n. 8llngley, Win, V. Haffey, 1. C. futnptnn, II. K, MeJIartln.O. W. Nlcolle, M. Moirls, Win. Har den, W. W. Bay, it. K. Lynch, Ja. Co'grovo, N. V. Wooueocic, I, v. mingiuy. 1. 1.. nmiuuri, ueo, O'. Pell, John V. l'ord, W. 1'. Miles, J. Youni wlrtll, W. U. rC0iyiB. ncymuur, i.ii. mil comb, V. K. Howitt, J. J. llennor, J. (!. Btlngloy, II. Cawldy, C. Yates, J. A. Hire, I. M. 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Common Rough Lumber, 6B6 per m. at BOOTH-KELLY Mills, Saginaw, Ok. PIANO LESSONS. Having permanently located in Cottage Grove, I will take a few pupils. Harmony and Thorough Bass a Specialty. Either German or American method. Call at residence, North River street. Mrs. W. H. Aurajis. TAKE NOTICE. Mrs. C. Wolfer, the Home Healer, will be in Cottage Grove, on the 27 of each month to remain until the 29th inst. Consultation free. Terms ior personal or absent treatment very reasonable. Tooth ache and headache treated free. All who are sick are invited to call and consult me at the Sherwood .Hotel, vours iruiy Mrs, C. Wow'JtR, The Home Healer. Agents Wanted To handle samples of our gold, silver, copper and nickle plating, nntl take,'1 orders for us. None but competent persons need apply. A liberal commission will be given on nil orders. -Samples of work are furnished free ' to agents. CALI. ON OR ADDKItSS W. L. COPPBRNOIX "COP," The Jewtler. Cottage Grove Plating Co. CoTTAOH Gr'ovk, Oris, WANTISD TltUSTWOHTIIY MUX AND WO men to truvel mid udvurtieo forold entnl)- 1 slltill Iioiiho of HOlUl ilntiuuittl HtniHlin Salary 780 it yuar una exioiiseH, all imvablo 1 qui 1 ei. In eiish. No cmviiaaliiL' ro- Givo reforoncuN nnd cnuloso telf nddresscd stumped envulopo. Ad dress Miinngor, 350 Vnxton Bklfc'. Chica go- WAxrui), Onpoblo, rcllnblo porpon In ovury county to lopresonf larpo company of solid ilmuiciul rvputntlon ; ifl)!Jfl Biliary pur vcar, puyublu veokly;-$3 purdnv ab Holutoly auro and nil oxponucBj btru'lcht, bonit-lldo salury. no commission j salary paid each Siitunlay and oxponso monov ndvanccd each week. STANDARD HOUS1C, 331 Uwrijors ST-rCntCAOCr