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BOHEMIA NUGGET.
C. J. HOWARD
EDITOR,
Kntored nt tho poiloine nl Cnttgo drove,
Orctton aa Hecotnl VI am tnnll mat '.er.
8utiKcrlttlon price SI.no, In nliniirr.
Ailvurtlalng ruton mni'n known upon
hpollentlaiit
Friday, Jui.v 5, 1901.
iiJIITJSH AGOJtnSSIOX.
Geo. M. Miller, the well know
Lane county nttomej, tnndc alittle
bit'of history on his own account in
Alaska the other day when he
pulled down the British flag which
was flaunting over the St.irs and
Striocs in an American town. The
net was characteristic of the man
Mr. Miller is a quiet unassuming
gentleman, having little to say and
does not require much time to say
it in. He acts rather than talks
He is a gentleman of high moral
worth, and no one will deny his
patriotism. He did that which
every true and patriotic American
citizen should do under likecircum
stances. From the beginning of
our colonial history up to the out
break of the Spanish-American war
there is no place in the records of
international controversy where
Great Britian has not shown the
liosr. and in nearly every instance
she has "bested" the United Statesin
settlement. It is true the Ameri
can government is justified in feel
ing kindly toward Great Britian,
when we review her attitude
toward the United States, at the
beginning of the strife with Spain
But in-this there is little ground for
the, burst of enthusiasm that fol
' lowed the seemingly, good act of
Great Britian and which we are
prone to smother at this late day.
Great Britian was looking after her
own interests at that time and lay
ing the ground for at least a neu
tral.staud on the part of the United
States when she saw fit to
place her heel upon the Boers. Deep
down in the heart of the American
people there is a sympathetic- cord
which, swells and vibrates not par
ticufaffy for the Boers, nor in an
tagonism 'to Great Britian, but be
cause of our love for the principles
for which the Boers are wasting
their life blood.
Again let us say that with the
exception of the Spanish-American
war incident in no place in the history
of our great country, made great by
the patriotism of a liberty loving
people, do we find an instance where
Great Britian has not been aggres
sive to us.
In. Alaska particularly, has Great
Britian encroached upon American
rights. And if the flag incident
has been reported aright, it was an
oportune moment for a loyal Ameri
can to cut the British ensigu down
In, the language of our German
friend: "We like pork but d
a hog."
THIS CELEBRATION.
How Cottage Grove Observed
The Day A. Big Crowd
A Good Time,
The celebration of Independence
day in Cottage Grove was decidedly
a success in every respect. Al
though the. crowd was not so large
as usual there was none the less
demonstration.
Tlte.-parade started promptly at
10:30 headed by the grand marshal,
followed by the Pleasant Hill baud,
Goddess car, Liberty car, girls on
bicycles representing 13 original
states, hose companies and floats.
The program at the grounds was
well rendered and appreciated. The
afternoon was devoted to sports
and was a decided success.
The Polymorphian parade .was
excellent.
SECOND PAYMKNT.
The Bohemia Gold Mining Co.,
under the management of Geo. W,
Lloyd, has this week made the sec
ond payment on the Gold Cross
and Bohemia Girl claims, recently
purchased from Attorney J. K.
1? Tt .
oung. ine company nas a crew
engaged in development work, and
a depth of 1S0 feet has already been
gained. The ore is free milling
and gives returns of $12 and $14 to
the ton.
PROPOSALS j'Oft lirNDS 6l TIIU CITY CI'
COTTAUC URuVU, OKliUON.
rVnldl inivli win bo nvelvdl tr U10 . lie
cortltr nf tlin City of OotUitetlrm c, Iaiic County
Oregon, until 7JlU. m.ut Aiiiiit lt,)l)fll, tor
the mIo lit t!m wlinlcor m.yi'iwtot fllt.wout tho
txmils ot ralit City of the tlenoinltmtton of (l,tHi
wicli In be ilntinl Attgmt lt, 1W1. M)'hUIiiW
ymni from ltc and bearing tntorwt M thu ruto
of ft percent iwmntmm )nbl Hml-tmiill-
on Jmi. lt. mut July lt. of el ynr. I'rlnpl
pl mill Interact p) W In t. H. Unlit (Nil 11m
puce (liMfgnHtetl by purchmer. Ifertltleil eliN
for f 100 muni HcvomiHtny wtfli blil. No bill) At
Im tlmu pur will be rontlrel unit tlio Cmm
oil of mill city rewm tho right to rvjevt Mir
hikI nil but.
1. K. YOUXci.nty ltconlr.
NOTICE l'On I'UIU.ICATION.
Chancey M. Depew still lets his
talk works run down on the third
term proposition. Well, Chancey,
old boy, you were always auite a
feller" to listen to your own head
roar, anyway.
By the appearance of several
parties whb bowled along the
streets on the third .it ,looked-,as
n 1. ''".A,.. : - : T
iuuugu suuic were inclined 10 cele
brate ttie glorious day on the third
as well as ' on the time honored
fourth. .
The b?dy'- oPanV unknown, -man
was lound near Suver. Oretron.
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day. He had been dead for
some time.
liiniil OMceat Itoschurg, Oregon,
.I11110 11, 11)01.
Notice Is lierotiy idven tlittt the follow
lug tiutiiotl rottler lulu llledj notice of lain
ItllCntlOII 10 I1IIIKO I Mill DttlOl III Hllllllfirt
of his claim, ii ml tlmt said proof will lie
made before Marie L. Ware U. S. Com
missioner nt Eugene, Oregon, on July Ti.
ltHIl vizi William II. Watktns on Ii(h II.
K. No. 10701 for thu SW W Sec. 12 Ti
S..K. lEast.
lie names the following witneHo to
pniru ilia rumiiinoiis rcPincilCUlipou Ullll
cultivation ui cam vie;
Silinni'l I,. (?ni-riiiii. l.'nniL- II. tl
James K. Warwick, Robert Simpson, o
iuuuge iinnc, urvgnn.
.1. T. ItimxiK, Itcgistcr.
XOTIOB FOR l'UIlI.ICATlO.N.
Ittul Oilico nt Iioolmrjr, Orciriui,
J111111 11. HMll.
Notice is hereby piven Unit the follow-in?-niitneil
eeltlor Imh illiil notice of Iib
niiuiHiiMi 10 nitiKOl nitl Drool 11 hiiiuuhi
of liia cliiiin, 11111I that xniil proof will Ih
made bufore Jlitrio L. Wnro U . S. Cinw
niicpioner tit Knet'iit. Ort-eoti. on .Ink-
II. K. No. ioono for ihuW UXR ll
K.IK.
He names tho follovvins wltnecscH' lo
prove coiitlnnoiM rttdenot nn
mnl cultivation of said Intnl. viz:
i-rnntc 11. llitrne, oli-rt eiinpooii,
Wlllinm II. Wntkins. Snuinul L. ftirinx
Affn. rt-....
wi vuiwijju iiruvu, vjrt:un
J. I. HniDoi:, Ki'KiHter.
NOTICK FOlt I'UULI CATION.
Land Oflico tit Ito!el)iir, Oregon,
. Juno 11, 1001. ,
AOtice is licrebv elven tlniL tlm fnll
lowtng-tiHined settler has filed notico of
hia intention to muko Until proof in sup.
lortnfliiri claim, and Hint Hitiil proof
will be ntndo before .Marin 1.. Ynm IT s
CommissioiuT nt ICnuenc. Oremm mi
July 22, 1001 viz: KrankJI. Il.-nn. on
irtHi. b. No.. lOTO f.rr im n srr'vr.
K H SK H See. 12 To, 21 It. 1 H.,,i.
no nntnes tno ioiiowiul' n.i n
prove lii) continiioiiH icmiIcih tUMItt II till'
....l.I. .1 -I.. .1.,,.. , , . 1
1,111 t.iuini u eiiki nino, viz:
Siitiinel L. Cuwin, James E. Warwick,
AVilliitm II. Walking. Robert Sllnrwnn
of Cottage (Jrove. Orejson.
.1. 1. iminOEH, Iteaister.j
amwi!r!rww!!fi!riifdftcwiW!!rwi!rwn!riifE
Lurch s Lurch's I
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SHIRT WAISTS-
-AND-
CRASH SKIRTS I
Jkre (;ho Fines!: hi tho City.
Yoit can now set
a good Selection.
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Lurch's
UJUilk$$JUiUJIlUIJIIJUdi$$$6eJiiJiJUaijilJii$$ilUUR
Now nil Toillicr !
In t lie prlnj time ponlln Anuio
There's it smell in the buck ynnt
Anil mi txlor in our eity
Tlint hits the ylninv'er haul.
IV an iirunment for xeweniuo
Hut tliero is another plan :
Yon can o to llio Now Km Drug Stoto
A in! you tuny buy 11 own of Chloride,
of Lime.
Its very flno
Take it in tlmo
Don't lo.-ou dollar
To mtve 11 dime.
Call early and avoid thu rush .
11 reli (tut &
liruy More.
Xettion, Xcitt lira
8nceMir In WllliGI.UR & SCOTT.
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Wc will continue to carry n full and complete ,
stock of Hardware, Stoves and Tinware, Mining
Supplies), l'ish Bro's. Wagons, Oliver Chilled mnl
Steel Plows, lite. ::::::
ANY THING YOU WANT IN
THE HARDWARE LINE : : : :
GI VP. US A CAM, - - AT THU OLD STAND
DIED.
William J. Bryan s newspaper
venture proves to those who re
fained some faith in his honor and
integrity as a man to the "bitter
end," that be is a bilk of the worst
kind. He bilked the democratic
party; he bilked the populistparty;
lie bilked the free silver party, and
the fusion party. Now he bilks
the public by the issue of his little
four page sheet which be is pleased
to call a paper, by forcing it upon
the public at $1 per year. It is said
that he has takeu in in cash nearly
$75,000 on subscription alone. It
does not cost this fake political
doctor as much per copy to publish
and mail -the "Commoner" as it
does th'p average country editor to
get out the home paper and there
isn't half as much down-right, hard
sense in the "Commoner" as you
will find hr the average country
paper either.
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From
the various reports it
would' seem that the .shooting' of
the ch'ief of .police of ' Seattle vfflB
little less thahra'cold blooded muM
. 1 ,' t , . . .......wt. n,i,,,i4
dcr. Jf tliis is:the case and,the rc-i ,u5df..5.r yr'and' uxpengcgj
siirsT qilirci. lyvq R-rercnces mid enclosS
ports ot the'r.cW'l' of tne assaslih
life are correct tljespo.ner he, 'is
lianged the better for all humanity,
CONl5bN At the state hospital at Sa
ieni. juiy 1, tiwi, .Mr. l'. u. Condon
01 paralysis, aged Go vears. '
Deceased wag born in Ohio, and came
California in '62 residing there until
1879 when he came to Oregon settling
Hrstin Josephine county, removed from
there to Cottago Grove, Lane county 10
years ago. Ho was married in Jose
line county in 1833 to Mrs. C. J
Bouthworth. Deceased had been ill for
number of years and early this spring
as taKen to the stats hospital for treat
ment. He leaves a wife, a son, Iceland
and one daughter, Irene.
C. B. HaVS went to Albnnv Wmlnpn
day to visit his parents and spend the
Mrs. Carrie James wc:
visit Iter
Wednesday,
nt to Portland
to visit Her sister Jlrs. Wm. Cutbirth
Jesse
to
Robt. "BlahS Chas. Dutton,
unnin ami i-rank Whipple went
Hoseuurg. y ednesday afternoon.
Misses .Blanche. and. Ruby Ilandsake:
aim aiutrgiu, - xempieinau -ot JJexter arc
visiting Mr. and airs. Taylor', .
"Willie Long is In town this week.
Vance Allison and Miss Dessie Harms
were JMigene visitors Wednesday.
Geo. Lea mrfdo a business trip to Eu
gene Wednesday.
Messrs. Lewis and Burk, of Salem, are
in town.
If you want first class photos from
stamps up to cauinets can on C. Ii.
uateB.
Attorney J. 13. young "Went to Port-
ianu treunesoay to spend the Fourth
aim visit tils parents.
Mr. Andrew Smith, of Salem, is visit
Mrs. Pet Sanford.
Hugh Ilehene is down from the mines
tins week-
Mrs. Joo Miller camo down tmm tlm
foot of Hardscrabhle Wednesday. She
win return Monday.
Mr. J. J. Lano made a business tripto
Portland Wednesday.
Mi-s. RB..4Job anddatipfitprH wont n
n .1 i ii. i " .
l urnanu tveunesuay. .
Sirs. E. P. Lone left Wmlnnaffnv tnr
Pendleton (or a visit with her parents.
Misses Efflo and Sarah Stewart, Syble
Weller. Messrs. Enonh nni u
Thompson, of Brownsville(. arrived
hero Wednesday,' afternoon for a fow
W, visit, With Messrs'. .Garman and
Nowland and families.
SvANTEDitUBn'liy MfeKl La.
then to travel -and advertise for old es
laulished houso of koIIiI n
stand.
Ull
self nddr
.i.r.. .
ddrcsBoil Btamned
dress Manager,; 535 Qlnxteii Hid.. Chf
Lcocoj - . 7 V
NOTIOI-i FOU PUBLICATION
Laud Offifo at Rosebnrc. Orcion.
" ' June II, 1001.
Notice is hereby siven that tho follow-
n named settler hnsliled notico of bin
intention to make litial proof in support
of his claim, and that iniil proof will by
made liefore .Marie L. Wnro U. S. Coin
misflioner tit Eiijicue, Orison, on July
J2, 1901 viz: Samuel L. Carson on his II.
K. No. 10700 fur tho K XA NK 4, EU
SE H See. 14 Tp. 21 S.. R" 1 East.
He names the foilowitn; wiluryies lo
prove his continuous resilience upon and
cultivation of paid land, viz:
James E. Warfield, Frank II. Heme,
Williiitn H. AValkiiif". Robert Hiiimson.
ui milage urove, uregon.
J. T. l!iiii)(ip.i, Reistpr.
When you Want
Good Shoes
AT
Low Prices
GO TO
!dran!s Shoe Store.
JlUGHNK, OKlfGON..
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Roseburg, Oreiron.
. June 4, 1001.
iNotico is lierebv Given tlial tin- fnl
lowing-named settler has filed notice of
tier intention to make final proof in
numiuri oi iiereiaitu, anil mat said proo
bo made beforu Mario L.- ware
Lommiesioner at Eugene
on July '23, 1001 viz: Mrs
sum
will
U. 8,
Oregon,
Phe.be, Hiipjjyidow ql John Huta-D'
ceased on. her II. E. No. 8102 for the
SW ii Sec. 0 Tt). 21 S.. It. 4 Went.
She names the following witnesses to
prove ner continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land, viz:
Mrs. Ellen Lockwood, L. B. Wood-
niii, sua. ii. Ji, Addison, of Lorane,
jiiuu uu.. wruiron. u. v.. iiiiabnr m i:n
gene, Oregon.
J. 1 II it i do lh. Kejfieter.
Clearance
Sale
FRIDAY, JUNK- 28.
Our prices will astonish you. If
Lyou need a summer hat now is the
tmie to buy. Wc can help you
save money.
NKWLAND'S MILJJNKRY
STORE.
LOST.
A black furcollarette, somewhere
between Christian Church and
Knowlton's place. Finder please
leave at this office.
NOTICK.
We have sold out and all accounts
must be settled at once by cash or
note. Oflicewith Phillins &. White.
Whhelkr & Scorr.
When you want a modern, up-to-date
pnysic, try Uhamborlain's Stomach and
i-iver laoiets. 'Iltey are easy to take
and pleasant in effect. Prlco 25 cents.
Samples freout Benson Drug Co's drug
Hioro.
tirstclass'nhotosat BuIch' nlintn,i,,
f.! . . ' ,-..w.w
.1111111 sireei,
Chns, Dutton anil Miss Lucia rmul,m,i
Jesso "Griffin and Miss Laura Nowland'
wero in Eugonq to attend tho sham
battle Wednesday. , , . A
C. E. Bates' photo tent la located
westoi tno Hiierwood Hotel on
sireet. See him for photos. '
Thomas Medley, and. Miss
1 just
Slain
Daisy
Thomas';vorQdovn to Eugene Wedues-
i T7-, Jil ' if' !.'. .1 .
5 ;umiruiiuuiv- prjcua uii'pnoioi go to
Batcf: Tent on Main street.
MlS8 Effio Vincent, nf Wimlilimlnn u
ntowh
Ethel. Nob.ee, '
Music Lessons
1 On the Piano.
A late Guadj'.d Ghkman Mhtii
on of Music is now being taught at
the C. P. Manse by.
Mrs. X,.r. Beck.
, Recitals will be given at proper
intervals, thus giving pareiitfian op
portunity to note progress,
50 cents per lesson, 30 minutes each
Chicago"
The most simple, practical and durable
Typewriter on the market at any price.
Ask for catalogue. '
PRICE $35. ' E. L. KING :
General Agent for Oregon, Washington and Idaho. Albany, Ore.
Before You liny a Piano or an Organ
Y. . i, i: It will pay ycu to write , .
13 1 (Tk "HI f
mm)
Mouse
IIEABTBUBN.
When the ijuiintity of food takon is
too larijo or the quality too rich, heart
burn Is likely to follow, and especially
so if tho digestion Iihh been weakened by
constipation. Eat slowly and not too
freely of easily digested food, Maoticato
the food thoroughly. Let six hours clapso
between meals and when you feel a full
ness and weight in the region of tlio
stomach after eating, indicating that
you have eaten too much, take 0110 of
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab
lets and the heartburn may be avoided.
For sale by Benson Drug Co.
BKLGIAN HARKS.
Mers
OFFICE: 351 Washington St., Portland, Or.
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We arc the great profit killers and piano price regulators of tho
Northwest, and with our special facilities can sell -a fine piano or organ
for less money than you can get them elsewhere. Write today. Cata
logues for the asking. i
Our stock includes the three greatest American pianos the Kim.
ball, the Chickering and the Weber--together with ollicrgood makes.
INVKSTIGATK OUR NEW
Easy Payment Plan.
Slllftp'a PiQiin TTmicm
Or call 011 MRS. I. D. Beck, Local Representative, Cottage Grove, Or.
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Here is a chance to get j'our boy
into a paying business 011 a small
cppital. I have a choice lot of high
gtade 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
here at home. Lord Britain, Sir
Styles, Fashoda, Yukon, Red Rover
and other fashionable .strains ate 111
stock. F,. A. Rankin, Eugene.
TAN BARK WANTKD.
200 cords of Hemlock bark wanted
at Haiue's Tannery, Kugene, Ore
gon. We will pay'$7,op per cord
on board cars at Cottage Grove or
Walker station, 'For information
wrjte or 9.7IJ on-W. W, Haines &;
Co;,, 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 just so with printing;
the difference between the good work
and the poor iVslight to the uiipractic;
cd discernment, but it's a difference
tlmt counts every time. 1 1 costs money
but it makes more its the difference
that changes the printing bills from an
expense to hn 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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