BOHEMIA NUGGET.
C. J. HOWARD
EDITOR.
Knloreriitt Itio ivmtoltloo At CntMtf Qrore,
Otegor an Hoium! '1iim mull mt'r.
Mulcrlitloii price, SI.no, In it 'Hiire.
AilviTtliliif- rate iiiiii'u known upon
nppllrntlmi.
.Friday, Junk, a8 1901.
Who would change Afnili aiH
Wall streets of today for Main nnd
Wall streets of a year ago?
WASIHKOTONvt.lFE INS, CO.
PROMi'TLY PAYS CLAIM 0lf
MR. DAVIS OF MEDl'ORD.
The historic piny "Uncle Tom's
Cabin" was again played through
the Willamette valley this week,
this time under tent. It would be The Washington as claimed by the
A great tunny of Cottage Grove's
business men hnve their insurance
in the Washington Life Ins. Co. ot
New York, and are interested in
the doings of that coriortion.
About one month, ago, Mr. Henry
Davis of Med ford, took out n policy
on his life in the Washington. Mr.
Davis paid the first premium in ad
vance as required and about two
weeks later, accidentally shot and
killed himself while out boating
with his wife. Almost as many
of Medford's citixens are insured in
a relief to sec the play put on once
more by really good talent.
management in Cottage Grove. All
were interested in Mr. Davis' sou
case nnd desired to know how
quickly The Washington would
Slmnlrl PnrMnml hniU n ctnollor O IV lllS C.aitU. 1 IltV IIO.V Hi W
, ... r. oi. :...:.... tnat inc couiuanv irays tutuus un
HIE UCJ.-lk 1I1JVG l.JI JlUUCUliU (.Illicit I - ...
i sii k ,i. k,.:ii r I sight." that is. as soon as the pro. f
,.... ... .......6 . . , dealU Jeac)j U)e ,lonie uttceoi
road that will meet the requirements the company if in proper form. This
in the matter oP transporting ores grand old company not only olters
in the r ii Hut Hov tnav hp tne Dest aim nioM noerai insurance
shipped to the smelter. It would bllt PB,! " "ln,mxVitlwl cX?
.. . ... r or contest. Mr. Blair T. Scott,
necessitate inc expcnnmireoi many . f comD1U)V
thousands of dollars, but properly ;Vas seen at the Hotel Sherwo(xl,
handled by competent engineers last evening. Mr. Scott returned
the money would be well invested
and good returns would result.
to Portland Irom Kew o:k tile
fore part of this month. He said,
"My company has been doing a
splendid businessand have inert ;uetl
their assets to nearly i7,ooo,ooo.
Our investments, under the con
servative care of Hon. Levi r.
Morton, ex-vice president of tie
United States, are showing excel
Geo. Lea, who has just finished
the contract of grading and tnacade'
mizing Main and Wall streets, finds
that he is behind about $200. Mr.
Lea claims that if he had not been lent returns, that will greatly bene
delaved bv unforseen circumstances fit policy holders. In fact the com
last summer, which checked h;s pany was never in a more prosper
, . . ... ,. lous condition than it is today
have completed his contract last
fall and come out with a small profit
to his credit. His many friends
will, regret to learn that after so
hard a struggle contending with so
many unlooked for obstacles, that
he is at a personal loss. However
PlftlPiKU.S Mlli II MIS Oil Till! CITVUIll
corr.u okovii, tmsuoN.
ItoMtwl p(KWtK will l roach wt by lli !!
pornnr of lira City nICntiiifti-ilnixo.lMiicumiiitr,
OrviPHi, iihltl TyW p, m. lit AliKit 11,11)1)1, lor
the ml nl tlirw luilo or hi.)- putt ot fUMMlut th
IhhiiIk it mi City ill tli itDUiimltmllim tit f l.tftU
wh to kc tlntetl Atiput lt, lttll, p-hUI ItiVH
jm tntm tint nl bmritig liiirt M lb rt
of .1 Iff cent (or milium p)bk Mtnl-tiiintMUy
mi Jmi. 1st. Hint July int. nt mirli yixtr. lUnol
wl uniltntctwt wyl)lo In IT. H. Oolil Ctilit Hi
plHcu tlmlpinlwt by pimlmw)f. CettllMt iOiW)
dr Jiromii.i ncmimiirtiiy well llil. No IdittAl
Ifm thnn r will lw wnMf ihI ttinl tlitnm
ell nl hM fit) ti'wrt'n thin rliiht tu rJot Hiiy
ml Hll bkH.
J. K. YOfNU.rtty RvmrttCr.
NOTICK KDlt I'tTIlUCATIOK.
I.ttnil OllU'f nt liiwobnig, Oregon,
.liiiiu It. 1001.
Kutice H lioroliy given that thu fiiHow
iiig named n'ttlor Iihh Med tinllccof lilf
iiui'iiifoii 10 make until pi mil In miiiport
111 nil mum, nun iiitti piuu jinHii win
made littfmu Marie 1.. Ware U. S. C
tnl'tiionvr nt Knono, Dri'jion, tin Julv
.... ,.MI!..... (, .1. ..I t . r a.'
nni vix: iiiiiiin 11. u 111KI111 oil nm tl.
K. No. 10701 for thu SV Vf See. la Tn K-l
S.. . 1 Knot.
lit) tmiiH'i tlio fiillmvini:' H'ltnos-! to
provo MH (mitliiiioiis roHiiteiU'eii)un tuid
ruiuvmiiMi 01 hHiu 1 11 nt 1 , vik;
Samuel L. Caniti, Tnink II. Illiniu.
Jamtiti K. Wnrwifk, Holmrt Siiiiiton, of
J. T. ltitiiMiKs, I!t;ipter.
NoncK nm pijiimcation.
IX TUB GKOVK.
Misses Neva Perkins and Mary
Currin gave a very unique party to hi Iniantion to muke flnnl proof in utm.
their lriends Tttesdav evening in port 01 hm rtMin.. ami tluit mul proof
I.uul Oftiro Ht Uosi'lmiv, Ontzon,
J 11 110 II. llttll.
Notice is hereby iriven tlmt tin. follow--in.imiiiui
smltliT Iihh llled notice of his
iiituntinii to miiUii Ihitil proof in Htipport
of liix eluiiii, Htul Unit snitl proof will lie
iimne octoro jiurie 1.. ivmu u. s. tjom.
mi: ii miir nt Kniruiip. Orciron. 011 .Inli-
2S, I'.hll vix. Jmiu'M K. Wurwtrk on his
II. K. No. IIKUM for the V U SK 1-1.
S K 1-4 XW 1-1 SE 1-4 Sett. 1 1 To. L'4 S..
lie tiNiiics thn following witnMM to
prove Ilia continuous rcHiitciiro- iiivon
ami cultivrition of t-aiii IhiiiI, vix:
Frank II. Ilurnc, Kolirrt Sitmmon,
Willium II. Watkin-.SHinnel L, CuVuon,
of Cotbige (trove. Oroj;on-
J.T. llKiuoKd, U?ginter.
NOTICK FOK I'UlilJCA ri6N.
Land 0.1icent Uoeli!tiv, Oreenn,
.Tune 11, 1001.
Notice is licrebv civi-n iIihl thx fnl.
low in tmnieil settler Iihh tileil notiett of
I port of lii-. clHitii. ami tlmt hhiiI
W-ill Im. Itimlu lif.ft.rn f.irl.. I lt.. IT
I fit, rrrrti.. t i r- Vff. lf-lr 5 nc' roci. I : ... i
I t..".- v.. ....j .w.t. I viMiiuiit.-'.itiirr nt -iifPnet urctton on
deuce. The crave was illuminated :".": .. v,7i: '''""k "wne on
. , "f r . . Hs tl . ii. .No. IlliO-J Tor tho K W NK If.
. r I J "."'4 cot'' "n.-m .11. I rwi-I.
wc i-au.iunic.j. umjjiawc "imiur . ...!,,.. fim1 He natnen. the follow ine uitn.we to
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iits ueicrminaiion 10 nu me contract ...
in
fr I Lurch's
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Lurch's 1
CHI OT WAKCTCV
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CRASH SKIRTS
A.T0 (lie Fines i; :ii l tli Ci ly.
good Selection,
s You can now
gel
a
Lurch
s Lurch's
Noff nil Tojiillicr !
In tlicHpritii; timu Ktintlu Alllilu
Tlicre'mi mnelliii the Utck ynnl
Ami an odor in our city
Tlmt liita thu ftrHtivter hind.
V an iirutitncnt for Mtweniitu
lint tlii'io .- m iiothiT plii ;
Yon ttnn ijo lo the New- ICrti" Driij; Sloro
Ami you may buy u can of Clilnrfllo
of I.illlH.
lis very Hno
Take it ill tllilo
Don't IiMeit ilollitr
To mivu a iliine.
Cull wiriy and avoid the nidi . 1
V
Itrvluuit A Xultiuit. Xcw Jit'd
Di-iiij .Store.
8.u i Mirii In Wlli:i:i.tlK A SCOTT.
We will contiiitie to carry n full niitl complete
stock of Ilnrdwiirc, Stoves tintl Tinware, Mining
Sttpplieit, Vteh llro Wagons, Oliver Chilled tintl
Steel Plow. IC to. ::::::
ANY THING YOU WANT IN
THE HARDWARE LINE : : : :
CIVK US A CAM, - AT TIIKOI.U STAND
ECT
to the letter.
and Chi
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mrtnnc iniMcamanle citnh c I l.i . 4 . . . . 1
ivjuj u.,.uw.u...L, ov.i 1 I'UUIVHIIOO HI KHtCI IUU'1, VIE
True courage in man has ever
been a subject of much controversy,
and it has often been contended,
and rightly too, that the man who
performs a duty, no matter how
great tho peril, iti the full realiza
tion of the danger with which the
performance of such duty is beset,
boating, swinging and outdoor
gntne-s. All enjoyed a pleasant
time.
PIUK ALARM .
Wednesday morning about 10:30
a fire alarm' was turned in and it
was found tliaAhe Alhambra res
taurant near the depot was on fire,
The Eagle hose team was at the
scene in a very short order, but
Sntnnt'1 L. Citrson. James K. Wan, i,.k
William II, W.-itkitig, Holwrt SiiupKou,
of Coltngo Grove. Oregon.
1 'P tl -n-. -i-.
u. 1. inuiiHiin, nvxipier.
ONCLE TOM.-
Griswold's
played to
,3Ulura u,m ,uulK touraucoub uiau fortunately their services were not
lie who rushes headlong into the needed. The fire started from a
thicken of the fight, purely through defective flue
brutish instinct and thirst for blood.
As an illustration ot the point in
view, the following is quoted:
During the heat of battle a certain
colonel said to one of his captains:
"Captain you are frightened!
"?bu are sir. You are scared!
'You are right," replied the cap
tain; "and if you were half as
scared as I am, you'd be six miles
in the rear."
NOTICK l OU I'UllLlQJATljON, -nl
Land Ofik-e at Koeelmr?, Oregon,
June 11. 11(01.
Notic is licrebv given that the follow
ing named hitler linf llieil notice of hi
intention to make tliml oroof in Hiiiin.irt
of hiti claim, anil that p-iiil proof will he
mane oeioru uarm j ware U.S. Com
inis'ioner at Kiueue. Oregon, on Julv
Ti, 1901 vr.: Samuel I,. Carrion on III.- if.
K. No. 10700 for the li U XI! V. KU
SU Si U Tn. 24 S.. It 1 Kti-t.
Jle miiiiert t he fiMiowiug uiuieict" to
prove hi conli'iiioii' ri'diileuiroiiiHin nil
unltivntino of :iil lan.l, viz:
jamea ii. WurMelil, branl: II. Ilerue.
Williimi II. AVaikin-i. H ihert bimiMson.
bilks
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t .mnpnn1. t,r r,1.,t,io.. ,. "' vyuii.iSe u rove, uiegin.
'. " 1 ' . 1. JJWLOK, Kgmt"r.
uiii. x 11c periormance was aimjuy
When you Want
Good Shoes
AT
Low Prices
GO TO
fall's. .fillOO ASltii'O,
KUGBXK, Okkcon.
Sim V"
The most simple, practical and durable
Typewriter on the mitrkct at tiny price.
Ask for catalogue.
PRICE $35. E. L. KING,
General Agent for Oregon. Washington and Idaho. Albany, Ore.
horrible.. Space forbids further
comment.
NOTICE KOK PUBLICATION.
,J ,U.1LL ,11 IMJ.II. .f H
Fireworks, Fireworks, Fireworks.
J. I', Ournn.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Hughs. ofSulom.
nro in tins city tliia vek. Mr. Hughs
is reiireeeu
i3t:iteemau
Land Oilice at Itoseburg, Oregon
Juno 4, !!).)!
Notice is hcreliv irivon that the (nl
Inwiug-mimed i-uttier lias filml nuiice 1.
nor intention to make filial proof in
Kiinpori. 01 ueruinim, ami mat said proo
win no mado Deforo .Mario J,. Wan
U. S. Cotntuissinner . nt Ktigene
E. B. Piper, the well known
newspaper man who has held many
prominent positions during his
twenty years of faithful service in
his chosen field, in Oregon and
Washington, having been closely
identified with the editorial work
of the Oregonian for a goodly
period of that time, in a splendid
article in that paper of recent date,
based up 3ti the negro as he found
fiim while on his recent Southern
trip, comments as follows with ref
erence to his right ofsulTerage:
"FrOm my observation I am pre
pared to say that as a class the
negro is not fitted for citizenship,
nere one sees tne darky puns
liaturaliDtis, trom tue most gro
tesque negro-minstrel type to the
long-coat-tailed preacher and the
old black rnanny. They are ig
norant, shiftless, care free and de
pendent, as a rule, though there
are among them many notable ex
ceptions of honest industry and
genuine thrift and capacity.
Whether the Southern negro is
what he is because of his environ
ments I will leave for others to say;
but as long as he is what he is the
South will be better off if he does
not insist on his right to vote; and
the republican party will be much
better 01T in the South when it
ceases to lend its moral and legisla
tive support to an impossible effort
to make oil and water mix. This
may seem a blunt statement of the
situation; but it is a condition, and
not a theory, that lmtft be met
hefe."
ning mt) piiDiicauous ot tlie Uregon, on July 28, 1001 viz: .Mrs
ruuiisliing fJo. Mrs. HiiL'lia I'lio he Hiisk. u-iilnu- ,.r .1
was formerly Miss Clitru V:leyof tins ceased tin her Ii. K. No. 81(12 for the
place mid is visiting her many friends SV Sec. 0 Tp. 21 S H. 4 West,
here, mopping at Mrs. Cusper Lea's. She names the following witinie8 to
Largest line of iireworks in town at I" .n' "?rcoiitiniiiiiiM residituce upon ami
J. I. Uurrin s. ' i...i.hiwh 01 mini num, viz;
.urs. iiien lxickwooil. L. It. Wood
Mr. AVaimer. who renroannlnil tlm rillr. .Mrs. N. Ii. Aililiann. nf T.miiin.
Star lputure course which hrought a On.,-Oregon, 6. Ii. Uussel, of Ku-
nnnuuroi noieu men 10 1111s city last K"e, wregon.
. .11 1.. .1 t. . .. - . 1 T m t. t. .
mil "im in iiiu uuy tins wick. I J. J . jii)okh. lippiBter
Ho is booking anothei lecturn course. - -
a ., , I &uu AAKLK QUICKLY
ucw uui iwiiuun uicjuuv lit iiruwurKo I nill'Fn
J. if. (Jnrriii.
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Col. Itlnlr (hrnvv nirl.nl,. hm-l-m "oo n.iiu i HiiUBroci irotn a ovore
cold water on tho bato ball enthiisiasti 8pr''1 1 01 1110 ""klc' b"'s 0t'0- K- c,lrV
laet iueeday by telling mound that the editor of tho Guide, Washington. Va.
llloomer girls were not going to play "After using several well recommended
home , wc.u Ioolih enougli to ask melicincs without biicciwh, I tried
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uiiiuiiuoimiii 1 1 .nu jiaim, nun am
uur prices emt tho times on llroworks
J. r. currin. Ia T l.(.fnn itu t,.,i . i
r - ...w wwijiiviv V. 14 1 C
Miss Ethel Veatch. of Salem, stormed speedily followed." Hold by Lvonh A-
.in 1 . . I .
011 leno 011 ner return iiomu irom itose- ai-i-lkoatb, uruin. Ue.n-ho.v IJiitja Co
buig, to visit her sister Mrs. II. Wynne. Cottngo Urove.
NOTICE to thu public.
I hereby notify the public that
ind after this date June u,
iooj, I will not be responsible for
Don't forgot that CottiiL'O Grove, will
ceieuratu on the Fourth of July.
Itobt. Mosbv camo in from rc.iaforn
Oregon tho first of tho week after IiIhI
family, Tliov will leave in 11 few dnvu
for Kili-r,,. l.C. ' ""-" J .
Mnml ii, ml tlilc ....wil Tl... v-n...l I
Store. ay bills nor pay any debts con
Mr. and Mrs. Fd Patterson rntnni traded by my wife, Pauline Seifert
irom 11 visit at Hudson Monday. Mr. JOHN Sl5U'KUT
hiiu ouii luiovn miii 11 1 111 i-,ikl ii wiinrit , ,
he is to take his old run, driving stage, NOTICE.
Attend tho Cottaco Grove celebration
Jul' 4- We have sold out and all account
ilf.mSV?Ji?r 1,10 cioornnce eaio at Jfow- must be settled at once by cash or
note. Office with Phillbs & White.
Whuiji.uk & Scott.
land's Millinery Storo
W. 0. Gray, tho Pacific statoa tolo
graph and telephonic man was in town
this week . .
Mrs. Wlivno Starr, wife of tlm vnnm,
man who robbed 'tho Dusty imstoflien.
attoinpteil sliicido at the homo of her
fiither-in-lnw. nt Sodavillo. Tlmruilnir
ti.. 11- 1 ' . J.
r t .1 , , . '"Kiii" one Nwimuwwi two noses ot
Dr. Lowe the ounlo-Qiitialnn of latidanifm but Dr. llrk-M. of l.nlmnnn
gene who is now at the Shflrfeaoil mv was culled and ly vigorous work navel
goes home fciuiday, . . I her life.
J. A. McCrackon, of Shoostriiig, was
shaking ltnmlH with his inanv friends
hore this week.
Music Lessons
-fln On the Piano.
A late Gradku Gkuman Mhtii
OD of Music is now being taught at
the C. P. Manse by.
Mrs. X..D. BeckJ
Recitals will lie given at proper
intervals, thus giving parents an op
portunity to note progress.
50 cents per lesson. 30 minutes each
llcfprc Yon liny .1 1'iiino or an Op
It will pay you to write
.Piano House'
.Eiler's
Clearance .
Sale ....
FRIDAY, JUNE 2.S.
Our prices will astonish you. If
you need a summer hat now is' the
time to buy. We can help you
save money.
NEWIAND'S MILLINERY
STORE.
TAKE NOTICE.
Mrs. C. Wolfer. the Home
Healer, will be in Cottage Grove,
on the 27 of each month to remain
utittl'the 20th unit. Consultation
free. Terms for personal or absent
treatment very reasonable. Tooth
ache and headache treated free.
All who arc sick are invited to call
and cptisult me ut the Sherwood
Hotel.
Yours Truly
Mus. C. Wolfhr,
The Home Healer.
BELGIAN HARES.
1
Here is a chance to get your boy
into a paying business on a small
cfpital. I have a choice lot of high
giade Belgian Hares that I will sell
in pairs at, very low prices. There
is 110 need to send to California
when you can get the same thing
hero at home. Lord Britain, Sir
Styles, Eashodn, Yukon, Reel Rover
and other fashionable strains aie in
stock. V. A. Rankin, Eugene.
OFFICE: 351 VVashington St., Portland, Or.
Vc are the great profit killers and piano price regulators of thu
Northwest, and with our special facilities can sell a fine piano or oigim
for less money than you can get them elsewhere; Write today. Cata
log us for the asking.
Our stock include the throe greatest American pianos the Kim
ball, the Chickering and the Weber--together with olhergood makes.
INVESTIGATE OUR NEW
Easy Payment Plan.
-Kiefs , Piano Souse..
Or call on MRS. L. D. Unci:, Local Representative, Cottage Grove, Or.
TAN BARK WANTED.
200 cords of Hemlock bark wanted
at Haine's Tannery, Eugene, Ore
gon. We will pay $7.00 per cord
oti board gars at Cottage Gjoveor
Waller station . For information
writor call 011 W. W. Ilaiiios &
CoM Eugene, Oregon,
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There are eggs and eggs; the egg of
yesterday looks, feels, measures and
weighs like the egg of last year, but
there's a slight difference in another
respect, and that difference is worth
money, It's jiist so with printing;
the dim-reuce between the good work
and' the poor is slight to the unpractic
ed discernment, but it's a difference
that counts every time. 1 1 costs money
but it makes more its the difference
that changes the printing bills from an
expense to an investment
We do good printing it may cost you
a little more than poor work, but it is
worth double or treble the difference.
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