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About Bohemia nugget. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1899-1907 | View Entire Issue (May 24, 1901)
ft taUTLANI MININO J'AI'Ktt, Bohemia Nugget is in receipt of a copy of No. (, Vol I of the Pa cific Miner, a paper published at Portland, by the Pacific Publishing Co,, devoted to the mining inter esta of the Pacific northwest niid Oregon In particular. The "Miner" is nu cJjjht page eight column paper, printed on good book paper mid chuck full of up-to-date min ing ucwfl, nud is ably edited. It Hhould receive the support of every mining man in Oregon, ns well ns every business mnu in Portland. The slate needs just such a paper nud the only way to get it is to support it. The Nugget wishes the new paper unbounded success. MUHIC HOUSE. P. A. Rankin, proprietor of the well-known music house, of bo tunny years standing in Eugene, was in the city Tuesday, and has opened up a branch house iu the Dennett building adjoining the bakery on Main street, where he will have on display for the next two weeks, pianos, organs, and the many of the various musical in struments always found in slock iu his well equipped store in Kugene. Mr. C. II. Harrison, of Portland, n man prominent in the music busi ness is in charge and will be pleased to see you and show you his ele gant line of goods. See Mr. Ran kin's ad in another column. JJKI.I. CRACKED. The fire bell was cracked last week during a false alarm of fire by careless ringing, which will neces sitate remedying the old bell or pro cure a new one, as the boll iu its present condition can be heard but n short distance. Whichever course is pursued a different arrangement should be fixed for ringing ' the bell so that no difference how hard the rope may be pulled, the 'hammer can hot hit the bell with sufficient force to I reak it. STRAwnitKRi Tile last week wild strawberries have been ripening, und every day may be seen women, ami children with.tin pills and baskets, going in small crowds to the country to pick the, little red berries. At almost any time during the day the hill sides adjacent to town may be seen dotted with pickers, and judging frpra the laden buckets oij their re turn, strawberries are very plenti ful. HAND CUT. Bake Slagle while splitting wood last Saturday nearly severed his in dex finger and thumb from hit left hand. He was holding the stick with his left hand and using the ax with his right, when the ax handle hit the chopping block, causing the ax to strike his hand. Dr. Wall dressed the wound. A LONG TIME COMING. Wm. Dickey, of this city, last week received commutation for back services in the sum of $25.84, the amount due him while incar cerated in Audersonville prison during the dark days of Hie civil war, iu the year '64- thirty-seven years ago. A long time to wait. SUPPOSED BLACKMAIL. John M. Peterson was . arrested .Wednesday on a charge of adultry claimed td have been committed with the wife of Dr. Prookhart at Drain. From all reports it seems to be a case of blackmail as Brook- hart offered to settle for $3000 but - on refusal had Peterson arrested. GAME POSTPONED. The base ball game wlitclt was to have been played in Eugene last Sunday between the Bohemia and Rambter ball teams was postponed on account of ram. 1 lie game will be played Sunday, May 26th, in Eugene at Bangs' Park. CENTRAL OIU'ICB JIOVM). W. L. Gray of the Pacific Tele phone Co., was in town "this week and moved the central station from the hardware store of Piper & Van nnh.irtr m its old location in the store of the Benson Drug Co. AKM BFKAINED. , Mr. Roily Griffith fell through the platform at Latham while at work on the tie plant one day last mul severely wrenched one Afi,ic.rms which will keep him - from work for some time, Cl 1 KXER- COMMENCEMENT CISES, Thc High School and Grammar Grades Hold Appropriate Ex ercises iu Martin's Hall. The commencement exercises in Martin's hall last Friday and Satur day evening was the occasion of the assembling of it large and repre sentative gathering of the people of Cottage Grove and vicinity. Quite a number of people were in at tendance from nearby cities. The house was crowded to its utmost capacity on both evenings, stand ing room being at a premium. The exercises on Friday evening were rendered by the grammar de partment of the public school. The drills and exercises by the tittle tots of the primary departments are especially worthy of mention, as they handled their parts with the demeanor and skill of pupils of more mature years. On Saturday night the high school rendered their program. iVller an instrumental selection on the piano by Mrs. T. L. Atkins, Rev. L. D. Beck delivered the ino vation, which was followed by a vocal selection by Messrs. Aubrey and White and Mcsdames Scott and Cox. The oration 011 "Character" by Mr. Horace Harms was well de livered and contained many bright thoughts. He pointed out that above all things to be striven for, character was the most important, as on it largely depended ones po sition in life. The recitation, "An Order for a Picture" by Miss Vira Darwood was presented in a very realistic manner. Miss Nettie Bur- dick's essay on "Transition of Woman" was well written and well delivered. She told of the radical change which had taken place in woman in the past few years, of the time when She was confined in the household and not considered the equal of mon, and of the present, when she is lound in all walks of life, and iu every instance man's equal. "Class Prophecy," a letter written by Roy- Vi-Hcnienwayto-a class-mate, supposed' to be written ten years hence, was well written and very amusing. The Valedic tory was delivered by Mr. Ezra Baker in a very befitting and ap propriate manner. The address to the class by Prof. Chas. Friedcl of the State University, was of a high order, and contained plenty ofgood advice whic'.i ihould have its in fluencc on the minds of the class, as well as the citizens. The diplomas were to have been presented by County Superin tendent Miller, but he was unable to attend the exercises and they were presented to the class by Prof. Briggs. The vocal music by the Misses Lea, Hart and Martin, and Mrs. Cox is worthy of mention and was thoroughly anoreciated by the audience. KX-V0I.UNTEKUS. On and after May 24, the $u due from the state to each member of the Second Oregon for clothing furnished by the state and for which they were charged by the government, may be obtained from Adiutant General Gantenbein at Portland, by making application for a voucher to be signed and re turned to him, whereupon the money will be forwarded, u op 0 won. The University of Oregon won the field meet from the Washing ton university by 11 points, Oregon scoring 66J4 points to Washington SS1' The meet was to come off on Saturday, but on account of in clement weather only three events took place, the rest being pulled off on Monday. NEW desk. Mr. C. J. Howard the postmaster has placed a new desk in the post office which adds very much to the appearance of the office as well as to the convenience of the public and management. WILL MEET IN EUGENE. The fourth annual reunion of the Lane County Veteran association will be held at Eugene on the 4th, 5th and 6th of June. Comrades of all the wars are cordially invited to att'eud. ' AH About yob. T. W week. Jenkins whs' hi ; Mttgane thin Goo, Mlnkler of Itosoburg was In town ffundiiy. Will McQueen win over from Lorano tills week. J A. Itatiklnof Eiiguno wis In town Mo.iuJny. (J. M. Collier of Etigcno spent Satur day in our city. Isiinc Jones Bponta luvt days In Hu ff cue tills WlK'k. Child. Cochran cnino up hx, Sunday')) truln from i'.ugeiic'. ' , 0'. i Knox enmo up froni Kugoiio Tuesday afternoon. Henry VoaUdi was In Kug'euo on busi ness Wednesday. .1. K. LoHoy enmodown from tho IW Ijcmla minus hint week. A. A. Anbyof ICngcno was doing busi ness hero edtioMlay, W.W. Chiwtnnii of Kngdne was in town oiiu ilay lam week. Al White ciitnc down from the Ho lieiniu mines hint week. , ' Mrs. .T. V. Miller "went to Albany on Monday afternoon's train. Glen fitono and wife wcro pauperise to Kugenu on l-rfdny'fl train.' Slidrr'naii More and wife of Crcswell wt'ru visitors In town Monday. I W. L. Coppernoll spent bi.nday in Ktigcno returning homo Monday. D. I'. Burton, county assessor, wan up from Eugene Monday on business. Mr. mid Mrs. C. M. Ifeniferor came down from Drain Monday afternoon. Willie- Thompson is visiting his sister, Mrs. lliittio licet, ut Gervls this week. John ISrund, one of Dohcinias well known miners wns in town this week. Win. Kaher the Albany breworyman way In tho city last Friday on biminetis. Mrs. P. G. Condon returned Monday afternoon from 11 two week's visit at Oakland. Miss Marian While went to 'Kugene Monday to visit with relatives and friends. 1 John Davies the merchant tailor of F.ugunu wriB in town; last' Thursday on business. Miss I'fllnfof Kngriie, visilcdfn this city this week, the guoat of Mrs. W. tl. A brums. MissGrare Hcmcnway returned from Seattle last week - ami is visiting with hur parents here. I. P. Inmitn of Lorano was in town Saturday after 11 loud of merchandise for hie Lorano store. liriiflh, of tho Stock-lfarlow-lirnsh property, one of tho richest in tho dis trict, was iu town this week. A. IS. Atkins took possession last week ol tho cigar anil i-onleotlotiery. slorj 11 Wlt'rfOVtfrdlftm'irf FSTIf GTTX. .Father Przyhylski of Eugeno came up .Saturday afternoon, conducting der'ices in tho Catholic church iu tiis oily Sun day. Mrs. W, D. Garman and children went to ISiowiifVillo T uetduv afternoon for i short visit with relatives und friends. Mrs. Jennio Scott and Mrs. K. H. Melton of Ciesivell attunde.l the W. C. T. if. meeting at the reading room last Tuesday. Miss Vena Powers who has boon teaching in the public school here the past winter returned Monday to her home in LaCamas, Wash. Winters Wallace returned Snturday night from Colorado Springs, where he. has been employed Ml 1 tie Daily Gazette for the past f w months . Dr. Charles Friedel of tho U of 0 came up from Kii'ietif! Saturday, delivering nil address nt lie commencement exercises hold hero on that evening. Miss Annlo Aubrey canio up from Ku geno Saturday to attend the graduating exercises of the hiuli hchool and visit with her brother T. 1). Aubrey. Mrs. Isaac Thomas returned from CoWudo .Springs Sntuiday. She ac companied the remains of her little cliilil that died there some time ngo. ' W. T. Jenkins of this city was elected Grand Senior Woodward nt tho Grand Court of Oregon Foresters, which mot in Salem on last .Tuesday and Wednesday. Attorney J. S. Medley wont to Ku gene on. Friday afternoon's train where he acted as one of tho judges iu the field meet between the V of 0 nid tho U of W. Mrs. Frank Crouch, after n few weeks visit witli her parents in Oakland, stopped off hero ourouto to Portland, for a short visit with Mr. and Mis. W. II. Abrnius. Miss Sleo, accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Walter ltaker, left for Comstock Wednesday afternoon, whero she will hereafter reside, her father having opened a boarding house thero. Miss Laura E. Jones of Itosobnrc, who crrried the proud distinction for a long time of being tho only woman "news papormnn"Tn the stuto, passed through yesterday afternoon onrouto to Salem ami Portland on n visit. Albany Herald. Mrs, Ella Ilenhntu nnd daughter Jnsio who hnvo resided hero for several years past loft Saturday for Junction where they will mako thoir future home. Dur ing their residence, horo they hnvo made many friends who regret to seo them depart. S G. A. Cobb and wife camo up from Eugene Inst week whero they hnvo been for Bomo tbno. Mr. Cobb stopped hero tocloso up his business with Mr. Atkins who recently purchased his cigar and confectionery business. Mr. Cobb and wife, loft Fridny for Wilbur whero they will mako their future homo, Irn 1C. Conner, who has been n guest of his brother, W. C, Conner, for tho past two weeks, started o n his return trip to Cottngo Grave, Tuesday. IIo stopped oil to visit with bis uncle and aitiit, Mr. nnd Mrs. W. II. lleidlor, who resido near -Wilbur, n few days bqfora returning hoiiie.--ltosobnrg rialndenlci4, I'c Brief. Look at Knkln fc bristnwf shops. Ynhwblo mining property in Bo hemia for ale. Jerome Knox nnd Co. Ladies crash skirts from GOcts to $2.00. at Lurch'. Geo. Griffith for pricos on cleaning nnd dyeing. Anew invoice of plated ware, clocks, etc., at MikI'Oii'm. Mens' and womena' allocs at 50c per pair nt Jiakln & Jirisloivs. For all kinds of Hulling tackle rail 011 Griffin A Veatch, Co, Toilet articles, Benson JJrtig Co. Wall paper at .Tonkin's A Lawson's. A new line of silverware nt Mndixm'H, suitable for wedding presents. Ladies fiats, next week at clearance sale prices, X. K. Blsea & Son. A largo assortment of tho gront fav orites, f'o-ltim, Caramel and KIg Prune Cereals, at Ciiinmiiigs. Wall paper from 1 cents per double roll and ilp atJenklns A Lnwson's, When you want to catch trout buy your flics of Gritfiu & Veatch Co, A carload of wall paper just .received Jenkin's & f.awson's. They arc tho cheapest Hakin & Itristows shoes. and best Look nt those souvenir spoons at Mad ron's. Something new. and nice. Suits I Suits!! Tailor Tnado suits! I! Up to date in everv respect, from f 15 up. Call and see samples. Gko. Boiii.man, If you want anything In tho lino of pruning shears call on Griffin, Veatch Co. Stationery, pons, pen holders, and pencils of every description at Densou Drug Co. Stationery, the best in the market, to he found in Cottage Grove, at Ilensoif Drug Co. Sportsmen remember Griffin & Veatch, Co.. carry the finest lines of sporting goods in South Lanu Co. Ladies, don't buy your sprinc hat till you see N. E Ehea fe Son. New line 'next week. We have on hand n large stock of kiln-dried flooring, ceiling and rustic iu grades I 'i and S. hvl us- make you special prices. Bootii-KellV Lumbeu Co. Just received this week n choice va-1 ricty of ladies and Misses fine shoes. Call' and seo them nt Cumming's store. 1 Tho drug stock of Benson Drug Co. is j choice, complete, and absolutely the best in the market, try us. Get your prescription filled nt Benson Drug Co, Pure drugs, of superior quality. More than 500 different patterns of wall paper to select from at Jenkin's & l.awson s. ..- A car load of Columbia Itivcr cedar shingle.) for sale by Jenkins & Lawson. Go to Geo. Iiohlman's. tailor shop Main street and, see his fall lines of samples and goods. He can pleaso you in any stylo or line-you may desire. Only the best drugs in tho market nt Beneo'u Drug Co. Bring your prescrip tions. Over 500 odd patterns of wall paper to choose from and more on tho way, nt Jenkins i Lnwsonjs. I will from now sell anything in the mil!incrv goods at cost price. Mcs. Gko. Hohi.man. lints! bath! styles uro right. hats! Our prices n'nd N. E. Elsea & Son. Frosh candies every day, mado from pure sugar nt the Tailor shop. Try a Sunday dinner nt the Imperial Hotel. Served from 12 m.to 1:30 p m. nud up to dato in nil respects. Save money by buying your shoes and clothing nt X. E. Ki.si.-a & Sou. WANTED. . Everybody, to call nnd see our stylish lints and low prices. , N. E. Elsea & Sox. Cedar posts for sulo any amount. In quiieat this office. Perfumes, tho best lobe had,Beuson Drug Co. Ladies nnd childrens hats; latest styles nnd prices that were never equaled. X. E. Elsea & Sox. Geo. Bohlman, tho up-to-date tailor, will show you goods, nil shades nnd all prices. Think of it. A tailor made suit for $9 nnd up ! Pnnts $4 nnd up. "It- is with n good deal of pleasure nnd satisfaction that I recommend Chamber lain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy," Bays Druggist A. V. Saw felle, of Hartford, Conn. "A lady cus tomer, seeing tho remedy oxposed for snleon my show case, said to mo: 'I really believe that medicine saved my life tho past summer while nt the shore,' and bIio became so enthusiastic over its merits that I at once mado up my mind to recommond it in the future. Recently a gentleman camo into my storo so over como with eoljo pains that ho sank a onco to tho floor. I gavojiim njdoso of this remedv which helped him. I re peated the doso nnd iu fifteen minutes lie left my store smilingly informing mo tint he felt as well ns over." Sold by Bkxsox Dura Co., COttago Grove. Lyons & AtTLKGATE, Drain. NOTICE. 1000 pounds butter wanted at Lurch's Rev, G. W. Miickley of Knnsas City, Mo., will spt-ak at tho Christinn church Sundny, Jlay 20 at 11 n. in, All aro in vited. Aro von a farmer? Jeromo Knox & Co will sell you iv farm or several farms to suit your vouvcmviivt', aiifiirflfiif)ifiiriifitfiiitmmmmntninmtfnfimmimniitg OUR Remnant' i ' ( Sale Will be continued for a few days until our NEW STOCK arrives. We are slaughtering prices in these goods for we have only a few days left to close them out. - If you want bargains give us a call. REGULAR PRICES OUB CUT PRICE TO CLOSE. Menu Jfatu 75c, $1.00 $1.26, - , - ' 11.50 up to fi.OO lour choice now 25c to $1.00. , i ,.' XK)T Srtocw"1,M Uli 10 'VourcholcpJprTOc. ChUdrcttH Shoes KeguUr Ohotco'50'c ' I prices up to f 1 .75, 1 " The above prices arc a in the way of cutting prices quite a variety of odds and end3 at greatly reduced prices. 13 R. W. NEWLAND. uuujuuiuAmjuiuuimiiUiiuiuiUiuiuiuiuiuiuiiR W. S. ClIKJSMAN. The Fashion Stables Gl)risn)an Bnus, Proprietors. (X ' ' 'First-Class Turnouts, Double or Single. . . . Dealer in general merchandise lias now a well sclecttd stock of choice family groceries which he is selling at lowest living prices. He is also offering special values in gents furnishing goods, men and boys shirts, underwear, gloves, etc., all at greatly REDUCED PRICES. Bargains in Ladies, Misses and Childrens Shoes. In addition to regular, stock he is now offering the balance of the, Schuller stock of shoes at less than cost. Everybody cordially invited to call and get prices. George dipiming. Poultry! 7 I have for sale some PURE BRED Black Minorca, Eggs, also some PURE BRED Pckin Duck Eggs. Price, 1 .OO per Seifcing-. Add.ess, Qm J PRICE, .' CRESSWEI.L, - - - - OREGON". AOHlSOfl, Successor to B. F. PHILLIPS, DEALKRS 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 upon all lines handled by us, 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, and the lowest possible prices. ' Remember the place:. Phillips' old stand,, Cottage Srove, Ore. Try tlio"nSbtJ'nedy for Qostiyon.esa, ChamberlainStomnch and Liver Tab. lets, .livery' ISx guaranteed. Price conts, For sal'o'by De.nho.n Dnva Co. BIG 35 sample of what we are doing in these goods. We have Eti Hangs. l Proprietors of the Bohemia' j and' ' Black Butte btage Lines. Reasonable Prices S-i Cottage Grove, Oregon. Central Manet BARTELS & ERNEST SUCCESSORS TO McFARLAND & SON". A CHOICE LINE of the best Meats the market affords constantly ou hand. Pp Lard a Specialty CO E and SEE VSB (TWe will PLEASE You Our Market will be closed at 10 o'clock a m Sundays. Respectfully, Bartcls ISa'aiiest. 4fi... Mjiin Street, Cottage Grove, ' Oregon, If troubled by u wTfak digestion, loss of nppfltlte, or constipation, try a few doses nf Chamberlain's Stomach ami Liver Tablets . I?very bos warranted, j F01 sale by Bensoj,' Dbcq Co., If J H f