BOHEMIA NUGGET. . HOWARD & SUPPLE Krtltorn Mid l'nbllshera Errttrwlnt the iMinp nt OMUge Orovei Ore son Becotiil Clnn mall mat .r. Hlibnorlpttnn prlre. I.nn, In tvivnnrr. A(lvrllaliit ltktea uini'tt Umiwn upon application. Friday, SitrTitMimu 6, 1901. Tlie Oregon Mining Journal in writing up the exhibit of ores on display nt the International Mining Congress held recently in Boise City makes mention of several ex hibits and then says: "There was also a small collection from Bo hemia district" As a matter of fact Bohemia district was there represented by over 100 pounds of ore in splendid specimens from the leading properties of the district and all nicely labelled, and they drew the attention and admiration of the entire congress. This is not the first time the Journal has mis represented Bohemia and sought to belittle its mines. For the benefit of the Journal it can be truthfully stated that Bohemia today contains larger and more deposits of mineral wealth than were ever uncovered in the Northwest; and some day when the spiteof the Journal toward Bohemia cools offit will awaken to the fact. The influence of that paper can never hurt Bohemia and in spite of all adverse criticism this great mineral zone will go steadily on until it stands in the front rank of wealth producing districts of the Pacific Coast. Money don't come to every man in this town every day, but it does come to some men some days. Only a few days ago a bunch of $6,000 was dumped into the lap of one of our prominent citizens, and just this week another thousand and more found its way into the pocket of our good friend J. E. Young, it being the third payment on the sale of the Gold Cross mining property owned by Mr. Young. This promising property was promoted by Mr. Lloyd and is under his general supervision, and that it is proving all that was hoped for it is evidenced by the regularity and promptness with which the payments are being made. Last week the pipe for the mains through town and to make a com plete water circuit in the Grove ar rived and were distributed along the line of trenches already pre pared for their reception. The connecting of links in the stringing of the pipe will go ahead as fast as it can be pushed. The weather is now fine and if it continues for a few days there is no good reason why all the system of pipes are not uuder. the ground and ready to re spond with a good flow of water for all' purposes. The Eugene Register comes to ns this week in a bright hew dress and clean smiling face. The Reg ister is one of our most valued ex changes and is an able exponent of the interests of its section. In re ciprocity the merchants of Ea gene have nobly upheld its hands to keep abreast of the times and the Register has been worth to them xco cents on the dollar. The camera ofithe amateur pho togiapher is playing an important part in the world of art these days A delightful phase of its value as a depfcter of nature is shown in The Ladies' Home Journal for Septem ber. In this issue two pages are given to the last of tbat magazine's prize photographs of rural scenes, and the collection is a notable one, interesting alike to the picture-taker and the lovers of pictures. Some of the scenes have all the distin guishing qualities of paintings, with the added charm of being true to nature. The past few months has made a record for more terrible disasters on land and sea than have ever oc curred during the same period in the past. The details keep coming of wreck, explosion, fire and flood, nil telling of the destruction of hu man life. S. U. Piper has returned from Bohemia after letting a coiiipct lor 'the assessment work on his promising property, the Tcmics.ce and La Fioflta on Jackass ridge. Henry Johnson vns out this week from Bohemia and says- that development is going ahead steadily on their recent purchase, the I,e Roy mine in Champion gulch. They have had assays of $94 and the ledge is 5 feet wide with 2 feet of the finest galena ever uncovered in Bohemia. They have sent too pounds to Tacoma for a smelting test. F, J. Hard, with his family, came out from Bohemin this week and has gone to Portland. Mr. Hard lias put the Oregon-Colorado in good shape and a 600 foot tun nel is being run in tltc ledge which at present is in 100 feet and shows a ledee 12 feet wide which carries heavy per cent of copper. Good news comes from the Sun set group on Adams mountain thi week. The face of tunnel No. 2, which is in 70 feet, is very rich and the ledsre is 7 feet wide at that point rnd the depth from the sur face is over 300 feet. This splen did property is located on the northeast slope of Adams mountain. Dr. Oglesby. president of the Golden Slipper Companion Horse- heaven creek, 1ms just come out from Bohemia and the company's property, where he has let a con tract for 100 feet of tunnel at $6 per foot. When this is completed other arrangements will be made so as to continue work all winter. The property of this company is getting into fine shape and the doc tor will soon go east to promote the interests of this group of claims, which consists of nine locations and contains an unlimited supply of timber, water, etc., for the future operation of plants for the working of the ores. In one of the 100 feet tunnels the ore body is now 8 feet wide and carries 12 per cent of copper and 18 per cent of gold. The Bohemia Gold Mining Com pany on Tuesday ntade its third payment of $1,100 to J. E. Young on the purchase price of the Gold Cross property. Clucky and Peterson on the east side of Fairview have a large ledge and two feet of it is free milling and pans out fine stringers of gold, while the rest of the ledge is of an excellent quality of base ore. Harlow and Brund.arc sinking a shaft on a new claim on the north side of Fairview mountain and are now in a body of galena ore the whole width of the shaft, and from the assays and samples taken out they think they are fast uncovering a mine that will one day be a good shipper. J. L. Le Roy. came out from Bo hemia this week. He and 'his brothers are steadily working on the Laura. They have five tunnels on the group and all go. in on the ledges from 25 to 70 feet, together with several other openings, and every day's work shows up better ore that contains gold, copper, silver and lead and assays that run from $10 to $15 in gold. Colonel Blair has returned from Bohemia after an inspection of his promising property, the Big Maud, and has let a contract for 50 feet of tunnel on the ledge. He looked at several other properties in the dis trict and from his observation bis faith in Bohemia is more secure than ever and the Colonel is thoroughly imbued with faith. One of the fine properties of Bo hemia is owned by Higgins and Jenks. Ihey have a group of mines. In the Mountain Lion 140 feet of tunnel has been run and in the Lake 3ss feet, and the face' of both tunnels are in quartz that average $10 in gold. The mineral values are much higher, for the ore contains gold, copper, silver and lead. WORKING NIGHT AND DAY". Tho busiest and inightius little thing tlmt oyer wus inndo is Dr. King's Now Lifo Pills. TIiubo pillii uhutigo wenkuose into strength, liBtlosmioHS into onuruy, bruin-fug into mental power. Tliuy'10 wonderful in building up tho health. Only 25c per box. Sold by Benson Daua Co. .NM5W KHA imiiq STOUK. Portland, Oto., Sept., 1, 1001. To Tim Citiuknh w Corr.vnK llitovn ASM Vll'INttY: Wo mo pleiiMsl to toatify that Hurry Proliant nnil Doll M 01 gun, proprietor oftbe New Urn Drug Slow, tuo Ixith voiing men of excollent. habit; thor oughly qualified to conduct tliA Inndm in which tlicy have entered anil worthy tlio oonnMonco of tho hhiIu of CottHg? CimvpHiul vicinity . Ilolh Mr. Itrohniit mul Mr. Mo run 1 1 biivlng been In our em plov, in tins l'rwuriplion Department mm well n In our I-nboratorv, for u iiamheruf yoHre, becoming funiiiUr with every iioint of tho btiHino-mi. unit wo liefiicnl; for tJium tlio hwfcTty oo-nperation urn! conthtcui'o of tlio people in tho town mul neighborhood which will now be tlicir liouiu. WoOllAKU, CttAKK it Co. Mr. Morgan, atiovti reform! to, repre sented ids iuicrwty in tlio New Hut Drug Store, thin week hi person, nnil Mewu, lUeliHilt A Morgan, to well recommended, will no doubt soomo their portion of the trade of IIjUluU. Dllil). CONDON At Newport. Ore., on Mon .lav, September 2. 1I0, Mr. Thomas London, uveit iri yeure, i monin ami ill days. Interment tit Kugeue on Wednesday. ltrofowor and Mr. Thomas Condon have been cloM'ly identified with Ore gon's ctluciitiontil hlctory nnil progress siuco 1858. They Imve lived in Kiigeuu mih-c 1870. when? her IiiihImuwI hi dur ing hII t'.e intervening period men pre feasor of geoloy in tlio University of Oregon. During her long residence in Kuirene mid bv licr splendid woik she htf.enilen.red herself lo host W warm tun! loving friend all over the Mute. Her husband und rive children survive her. VA HOO! Anv wrson wishing tn obtain Wn Hoo inn get it of Lewis A V natch for fifty wits per bottle. lost! Two yinall tint kevs. the finder will 1 libcinllv rew-inle.1 by leaving thelit Ht the Nugget olHce. I'ltorotfAi-s roit bonus or Tin: city or COTTAOK UKQVK. ORKOON. Fealed 101-1 will be recelred by the He nler id the I'llr nt CnttSMt- Ororo. Ulw rnmily, ore., onlll'ian I". M.,n(smplrobcrath 1901. for the mle nf the whole r pf fmrt il.VVCOnt the hnl of wtil city, of the ilmuial nation ( fliw ech. to be fluted Viobr 1.1, 111. prtyable In 30 jrrar from ilto, nnil bearing lnterenl at lh rate of Sper rest r an num, pajratile n-m1-mmunlly on January 1 anil July 1 of each year. I'rlnHpul and liilertwt pnyaWu In United Slnloa gold rain, atjilatv ilealRDHtPil lir imrt'hmwr. No UUlr ntr ! than Ir will 1 c ronllvtel,at)l tb Cotiartl nf mIiI cllr reorvi Ibo rlclit to rolott aur un I alt bll. j. K. YouNO, 1:1 iy iMeomr. XOTirK FOU l-t'llMOlTIUN. I.ncl ODIre at Itotcburg, Oregon, Align. t a, 1WI. Notice l hereby giTim tliat tho follimloif- namoil oltlor haaflleit notice of bl Intention to make final proiif In rapport of hi claim, and that Mid )rmit will be made before Marie U Ware. V. 8. Oornmltaioner at Bugene, Oregon, on October ft, 1WI, via: Die Olmn, on II. K. Witt lor the NSK 1-1, XUj SWM.Hec. It, Tf.. 8., K. 2 W. He naroea the following vritnevea to prove hlneontlnnoiia reoidonce ujKin and euHltatlon ofratilbtnil.rlc: , nil rew M. CUven, I'eter Johnran of Culiaire Orore, Oregon, Martin Terklenon, Inrael Xen- man of Kugenu, Oregon. J. T. IIbimfji, HoplMer. NOTICE FOK runi.ICAMO.N. United Stateii Land Olllre, Ito.oburft. OreKOli, Scjil., 3rd, 1011. Notice l hereby glron that In roinplianee with the )irovlnlntin of the apt of Conffrenaof June 3, 1878, entitled "An act for the le of timber lands In the State of California, Ore gon. Nevada und Washington Terrilory," a extended to all the I'ulille band tltatoa by act ofAuguntJ, 1MU, Iver Irermn, of Kir, County of Skagit, Wale of VVuiililngtoli, has thin day filed In thla office Jil nwornntatoment No. 1811, for the pure-hare of the N NE 1-1, Ki; 1-1 NK 1-1, Ni: I-l 8K 1-1, of Peetlou No. a)ln TowriKlilp No. 2UH Itange No. 7 West, and will offer proof to show that the land nought la more valuable for ita timber or atone than for agrlmiltural lmrponeii, and to eatabllth Ills claim to raid land before the Itoglftter and llecelrerof thin oltlce at liowbiirg, Oregon, on Monday the lHtli day of Noveio ber, W. He hhiiioh an wltnecw : Geo. Woolly 01 Drain, Oregon,!. (I. DeWolf of Portland, Oregon, Itiloy Smith of Honubiirg, OreK n, Uobert A. Laudenlalc of Norman, VVanh, Any and nU'purhonii claiming advereely ilia aboveletc-ilMd laudaare reiiueaU-d to file tholr clnlniH in thl olMce on or before aald Wlh-i!y of November, l'JOl. J. T. IiitiuK, Itoxlmer. NOTICK roil rL'BI.II'ATION. United KIuIck Land OfTlce, ItoKburg, Oregon, f-ej. Iuniber.ini, 1'jui. Notice Is hereby given that In compliance with the provl.loim of the Vet of Congreim of June 3, lb"8, entitled "An act for tho tiiloof timber lauds in tho Slates of California, Ore gon, Nevada and Washington Territory," an vx- tended to all the I'ublle Land Htates by act nf "I Auguht 1, l-', Uobert A, baiiilerdale of Nor. man, County of Snohomish, State of Washing, ton, has this day filed In this office his sworn stutemont No, 1612 for the purchuHj of the HK 1-1 of petition No,. ISJll Township No. a) 8. Itange .So. 7 West, and will odor proof to show that the land sought Is more valuable for Its timber or stone than for agricultural purpotes, unillOf.luljll.il Jits claim to said lund before the Ileglster and Itsrolrer of this ofllce at Hose, burg, Oregon, on Monday tho 16th day of No-,, veinbor, 1901, Ho names as witnesses: Geo. Woolly of Drain, Oregon, !,.(. DoWolfof .Portland, Oregon, Ulley Smith of Itoxcburg, Oregon, Ivor iverBOii of l lr, Wash, Any and all persons clnlmtng adversely the abovoduscrlbcd lands 1110 reqiiettod to (lie their vlulms In this ofllce on or before said istli duy of November, 1901. J. T, IIuioohs, Ileglster. Advertise In the yttyyet. First Heralds of Fall are Here Here mid thete nbout the store new nood nte in evidence tlmt mum to my "Knll in Hero." New colors, now styles, new coiiCBpUons and creation, lo please you und fill your wants, or to lute you on to want more than you .should. Kither way, the gondii are here and anxious to ruceivc your visit. The new nre always interestinif, and we wulcome you, even but to look novy., so that you may know later where l'oll'.s best .selections can he round. A SAl.Ii OV YARNS You know you should begin your Call kuittiiiR early so to he done in time. This week we latt the yarn busbies, with a Merle of .special prices that will be quiet savi'iitf. Dotnestic S.ixon, jwr skein, ,05 Imported " " " '.ooJ-J Simni.ih Yams, " lb 1.00 Select KuittiiiK " H .80 HCONOMY IN OI.OVRS l"Iiconomy in Klovos" menus buy iiiR the best (jloveK the only kind we keep. . livery mir guaranteed. The price is Ji.od per pair. Till? NHWJ'ST IN KALI, msws.... Just received by express pulley and buckle. You will be able t get a desitable belt here now nt reasonable prices. At Newlands, of ?F T 1. .lis lilk CALL KAlti.Y w I Lurch's GLASS $k BROS. PROPRIETORS OF. Cote Grove 111 nun We nro now preinred to furiiUh nil kitiilR of brmtkuls, inn liliniw, cnriiiun, h.-ihIi und iloors. door und window fnunue, window8, pickets, etc. Woodwork of all kinilg inudu and re. paired. We will 11U0 work rimtlu, bidlnni coiling or size studding, ole, PRICES REASONABLE SHOP NIJAR S. P. DEPOT w. Now all Toeoliior ! In tlicHprlnti time pontlo Annie ' Thuro'nu sinullin the hack yaid And an odor in our city That li ita the Ntrangur linnl. Ii's an argiinmiit for fowuruuo iut thi'i'o iriiinotliurplun; , Yon can go to the Now JJra Drug Storo And yon may buy 11 can of Cliloriito of I.lmo. IIh very Una Take it In time Don't loeoa dollar ' To Hiwo a dhno. Call cariy and avoid thu rueli. livehnut & MorynH, Xnu ICi'U Jii'iiy Stove. Head the ltohemla Xttuyet. We hnv: all the sires in the Nnx areth 'ait forbovs tind isi'l' Don't i 7 , allow vourscil tone f- deceived into buy- inp. any old kind of n "knit" waist. , We can supply Myou with the Nhx urctli or the h.c t 25c CORSI?TS Lute designs in the lending cor sets. We carry cheap corsets too, but we would like to suggest that it will only pay you to buy the best. We will sell you the best corset in the City for $1 00, the famous Royal Worcester or O. I) The cheapest prired corset wecarry in stock is 25c, then 50c, (oe, 75c and $1.00. K. uiLieiis A NEW LINE OF..."." Plai And A.VI OUT V CUT It I'KSV '"New Thought is ind W HI J OKI 1. IB Radam's Microbe Killer, slowly but surely banishes diseased conditions, and frees the body and mind of it's ill effect. Thus it jjives the ri'lit 'of way to "New Thought and New Life." II you are interested I will give you names of parties who have used M. K. in this city. Hwldcncu with J. K. Ihmett. TT. ... ....... ........ ,v .i' ht VOi.1n HjhII Ht ll 1 1 iix-h 11 lrt .!. atnclc nf Wtrlir, krniiKht tii tiiUMty'1' ' "10 ""L",t rtment III lilllK" OUT My .rli-. Hr.; the lowest (nr (lie l t Kml, y, n uver IjiirIi(. Hnit within lli.r.;Mli.f,ilI. (llveiiieKiiillmnll.lnill ,eMire III iliuwlnij you MIj. fr...t ItKl'AIllINti .V Bl'fcCIAUV lew Harness Shop: WKST A Full line of all kinds of Harness and Harness Goods. Sfidd1i. Uridles, Whips, etc. Ivvervthintr Repairing neatly and promptly done. Call and see me. Fred Gale, Prop. W. S. CllKISJIAN. The Fashion Stables C0UNi:il MAIN and HKCONIl BTJtlCKT, COTTAOK OltOVK GlH'isiDui) Buigs, Proprietors. and MNINOS AND FINDINGS Quite awhile since we mentioned the liuitiK department. Possibly bccatist' business lias been so Mills factor) we did not consider it uecessaiy, Some new things in HniiiKs will be nut for I'all and you may he sure you'll find them here. We intend to keep this always, "the best place lo buy liuini." DRKSR GOODS AND SII.KS.... Some new touches of Fall that are achiii"; for you to .see them. Kverybuly pronounces our Silk stock the finest in the city ns well as the lowest prices. Course. : 1 J. ijurciis ! aists I SlU.liVTI OS. Lurch's I New Lifcw A. F. HOWARD, Agent. COTTAdK GltOVK, OKKGON. A nt t r .1- AND A I.I, WOItK 01AKAKTKKII OTTO IMFI COM f SIDK. found 'ill n KirO.n1n.iii Ct,nn Km Bangs. Also own and opperatc the Uolieruia Iilaek Hutte Stage pities KiHt-Class Turnouts, Double or Single at Reasonable Prices