BOHEMIA NUGGET. HOWARD & SUPPLE fclltnrsnnd Publisher Kntored nt tbe pootoRlco at Cnttag Grove, Oregon m Scfnnil CIam mull raM'.tr. 8ntrrlptlon rlre.SI.BO, In n.lnnc. Aitvrtlitiic Rains mm known upon appllcntlon. THIS PAPKR Is kept on fllo nt E. C.-Prakft the judsox jwck IXO VOMl'AXr. MIX- This corporation hns now been fairly launched, nil preliminary pro ceedings have, been duly and le gally taken, officers elected, the principal placeof business selected at Cottage Grove, the stock'books, seal and every paraphernalia nt hand, and tbe stock is now to be A rtiitaJA upon the market. This com rhs'iro, Han Khint,iro, CllfrliU. whore con-1 . . tract turadvertlslng mn be mule for it. pany lias ncqtll Friday, Dkckmdbr 6, 1901. THE MESS A an. pany lias acquired aim now owns n groupe ot mining claims on iuc west side of Fairvicw mountain in Bohemia District, where immediate, energetic and continuous work will be inaugurated in the development President Roosevelt's message to 0f tijese fmc properties. These congress has the ring of sound ctaims have in the past had much 1 flagmen t ana raaniy roiivimuu:. .V0I.K rt0ne upon tuem ana mve boldly and fearlessly set forth. On most satisfactory evidence of futun the issues before the country of I dividend paying mines. All of th which he has made a study, lie is incorporators arc well known bust pointed and positive. Of those ness men 0f this community and wherein he ism doubt he isiraun tu ,Uost of them have been in the past say so and offers suggestions tnt identified with these claims. Th appear leasibie. ne is in 11111 ac- officers are: Colonel w. H. Blair, cord with the Pacific Coast people president; J. M. Sherwood, vice on the exclusion of the Chinese, president; Doc P. Patterson, treas A few of the salient points of the urer;J. S. Medley, secretary; di message are appended: rectors W. H. Blair, A. D. Le The personal equation is the R0y, John Curran, J. M. Sherwood most mipoi taut factor in a business Doc p. Patterson, W. S. Conser operation. George W. Lloyd and F. J. Hard Prosperity can never oe created general mining manager, A. D Le by law alone, though it is easy RGy. The capital stock is $150, enousu to destroy it oy miscuiev- qoo, divided into 1,500,000 shares OUS laws. of the Dar value of to cents ner .... . It ever anarchy is tnumptiant. share. This groupe of mines is its triumph will last but for one directly on the line of the famous red moment, to ie succeeded lor Mtisick lode, with an elevation of ages by the gloomy night of des- 300o feet and extending down to potisni Fairview creek, where mill sites The welfare of each citizen, and are located, and jnviwr a verticle therefore the welfare of the aggre- depth of 1000 feet below the apex gaie 01 citizens wuicu manes me It consists of the following claims nation, must rest upon individual Ouray, Denver, Three Brothers inrm ana energy, resoiuuon ana Blue jacket, Pueblo, Black Jack intelligence. Oversight. Homestake and Pilot The reclamation and settlement Boy, xvhicli are all contiguous and of the arid lands will enrich every can be developed from one common portion ot our country, just as the poilIt or level. The 4 work already settlement 01 uie uuio anu Missis- j0ne on these claims consists of sippi valleys brought prosperity to over 50O feet of tunnels and shafts, the Atlantic States. anA hnvp hppn tiinrff. hv nn vr.o., it is not true mat as tue ncn diture of Ssooo. Free milline ore nave grown ncner the poor have js shown in many places, which grown poorer, un the contrary. I : ,,, ., never before has the average man, , ,. , ' . . the. wage-worker, the farmer, the d in large and paying quantities small trader, been so well off as in T"c l"uf iar " fcic rm.ntrr nnH nt .), n,.t luH ''""If ""' IUUUUIU ?IU time to S30 per ton m gold. 1 here is an abundance ot water and timber for mining and other It necessary purposes, and said groupe is accessible to the wagon road and is about two miles from the termi mis of the Cottage Grove and Bo hernia railroad; they are about 2000 feet below the siiow line. 600,000 shares of tbe capital stock has beei set aside as treasury stock and can only be used 111 the development of Disaster to great business enter prises can never have us effects limited to the men at the top. spreads throughout, and while it is bad for everybody, it is worst for those fartherest down. The capi talist may be shorn of his luxuries; but the wage-worker may be de prived of even bare necessities. The preservation of our forests is I an irnnerative bnsinpss iiprpeeirir r . The people of the Americas can lul VV me company. .... II llf C T rv L nt ti.its nnmtnnn t c rrncnor hoct ,r loft, irx . n.. -" if their own salvation ill their own ,uuy 'am ana on-assessaoie lines to all the claims in this groupe are perfect. There way Combination and concentration are should be, not prohibited, but su- ? sa,aded officers and.the r.eceiPts from the sales of stock in this com pany will be expended judiciously for the development of the prop erties of the company. 1 he first block of 50,000 shares is now being placed upon the market at 2 cents per share. EX-JUDGE FISK DEAD. pervised and within reasonable limits controlled. The forest reserves should be set apart forever for the use and bene fit of our people as a whole, and not sacrificed to the short-sighted greed of a few. J. he American people must either build and maintain an ade quate navy or else make ud their The Eugene Guard of Wednes minds definitely to accept a secon- day eveni"S announces the sudden clary position in international death of Ex-County Judge Fisk affairs, not merely in political, but near MaPIeton on Monday night in commercial matters. anu savs No single great material work This mor"B at 7 o'clock a which remains to be undertaken on sPec,al messenger brought to Eu this continent is of such conse- gcne the sad news ol tlie sudden quence to the American people as death of Jude A- H- pisk which the building of a canal across the occurred Mo"day night at his Isthmus connectine North and rancU on Knowles creek near South America. Mapleton. His s.011, Fred Fisk, Our railroads are the arteries dePuty Sheriff, was immediately through which the commercial life- 110tified of Jlis 'leath and arrange blood of this nation flows. Noth- ments were at once made t b""B could be more foolish than the en- tne body here for burial. nctment ot legislation winch would 1 he cause of death is supposed un, ivLiau.; " uc- 10 De neart trouble, but it is not vciujJiJiciii uuti ujJciiiiiuu ui uicse mtnmAwl'll nfTAiinific American wage-workers work extent from that complaint. with their heads as well as their Ava .Henry lusk was born at hands. Moreover, they take a keen I Northfleld, Vermont, Oct. 28, 1833; pride in what they are doing; so He was married to Jane A. Henry war, xnuepeiiuwH 01 tne f'?. at Concord, New Hampshire, July tlitr iiriGh tn turn nut n nrffrfr mh I f J J This is the trreat secret of our sue 6 l853 Two children, H. H. c&ss in.competitfon with the labor Fisk, of Mapleton, and W. E. Fisk, of foreign countries. of Eugene, were born to them. The first wife died in January, 1867 and he married Elizabeth S. Emer son nt Concord, N. II., Sept. 1S67, two children, Fred and Mnmic T. both of Eugene, being the issue of this mnrringc, the mother and children surviving. From the New England states Mr. Fisk moved with his family to Illinois, thence to Iowa and Nebraska nnd came to Eugene in 1888. He was elected county judge in 1892 and served the people well and taithtully one term of four years. When he went into office the county was about $700,000 in debt and when his term cxpirett tue debt nan been re duced to practically nothing. The deceased was also instrumental in inaugurating the present system of good road building in the county. Several positions of trust weie also held by Mr. Fisk in the states in which he resided before he came to Oregon. Judge Fisk had been a prominent Mason for 30 years or more nnd a goon and true citizen, tic was extremely fond of nature nnd spent a part of each year in the mountains hunting and fishing. About a year ago he went to the lower Siuslaw country nnd found a sulphur spring on Knowles creek, the waters "of which seemed to benefit his health. He took up n claim on which the spring is situated, built him a cabin and has lived there ever since. Mr. Fisk had led an active busi ness life and was one oi the partners in tbe Frank department store on Ninth street when it was first start ed. Besides his property in Euiienc he leaves interests in Nebraska and Colorado. Arrangements for the funeral will be made as soon as the body arrives in Eugene. You can tmv anv pn'jmnition at J. I'. Currin's tiint ia nilvertlei'd in nny paper. KctiiPinber wo muko a ajwuialty of family n-eelpt. A winter trip to Southern California nnd Arizona via the fatnoiiH Slinetii Route ia ono never to bo forgotten. He; newed uciiuatntnnce with tfd.fi section! will ever develop, frfsli points oi intercut and added eouri-ea of enjoyment under us sunny sktex, in the variety of lit tcregts and added inaiidtrtei, In iih pro- ilii: vegetation and umoni; its number' ess recortH of mountain, shore . vnllev and plain. Two trains leave I'ortlnm laily, mnrnitiK nnd even inn lor Unli fnrnia. Thece trains are eUtpjHtl with the niOHt improved pattern of standard anil touriet sleeping ears, und the low ..... . , ."1.... .1. ..II ruics mure uiti irip in rencii ui Mil. For illustrated guides of California and Arizona winter revolts, address. R. It. Millkk, (Jen. 1'as. Axent, I'ortnind, Ur. Another Sale at NEWLAND'S 1MI SATCHDAY DEC. 7l!i FOR THREE DAYS We will pu(; on Sale a t Greatly Reduced. Prices all of our WOOI mul COTTON KBjANUKTS A Moo Assortment of UMBHKLIAS Spoo'ml for This SALIC. Yoit omi one at Our Salo Prioo. Prhod aford FOR THREE DAYS ONLY Our SB. 25 BEctiSp&'csKSN nt S8e a an (I alB ocia- Mc S)rcadN wfill lie IVflarBiCIl BDOWIfi 10 7QPC. A Fine Line of TABLE COVERS priced very low. Blaze At of Christmas Glory LURCH'S The Choicest and Most Popular priced line of Christ mas Presents in Cottage Grove. f 1 oy TOY Toys Well Our Holiday Window Until January 1, 1902 every Suit in the store will be sold at 10 per. cent discount. Harness and Saddlery. MAIN STRUCT, COTTAOE OJtOVK. George Meinzer, Prop. A fine lino of HarncM, RadiHen, Wlilpa, Iluggy Itobci, Leather Iteltlng, Ktc, ulurayn on limnl Allklnilaoi Jlc'imlrlnff a SixxUlty All band sewed work turned out. Our Farmer Friends ran get the Tcrybcatat tbe Lowcit Living 1'rlccs. Come In and exam Ine the goods and seo (or you reel f. ELITE BARBER SHOP One door west of Ojera House MAIN STItKKt, COTTAOK OKOVK. The Lost of tonsorlul work guaranteed BATHS AT ALL HOURS. Everything new, clean and neat and we Invite you to glvo us a cull, ALLISON & RAINES. NOTICE FOR TUnLICATIO.V. Land Office atltoscburg, Oregon, November 6, 1901, Notice Is hereby given that the following' amcd settler has filed notice of his Intention to make final proof In support of his claim, and that said proof will bo made before Marie L. WureU, B. Commissioner at Eugene, Oregon, on December 11,1901 vlzs Harmon L. Ogden on his H. K. No, 8728 for tbe 8 HW A Bee. 27 Tp. 198., K. 2 West. Ho names the' following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said laud, viz: Charley Oiracn. Otto Morton. M. Doane. Jamr niineim,oi ureswen, utnu uouniy, uregon J. T. liKl&OEs, Ucglttcr. SCHLEE'S GROCERY. . . Corner of Main and Second Ht., Cottage Grove. Carries n lino lino of Groceries, No tions, Candies, Tobaccos, Nuts nnd Stationery. Our prices are right and wo will give you .1. ' . . , Good Value for Your Money, Z'. ! Clothina ! NTS 1 uiotmn g . We will cell you clothing, Men nnd Itoy'n, nc.it np-lo-duto hiiIIh clicaper limn you havn ovi-r lioii;lit tliuni in town. Come it ml ta-u our jjomlu nnd unt our prices Ijefuru yon buy n full liuuot Buuiiner (iot-tls. Ladies' Sbirt AVuists on the same line, cheaper limn evur. HEM EN WAY BUEK HOLDER. W. S. Chrisman. Kl: Hangs. The Fashion Stables COKNKH MAIN and HECONII fiTIIEET, COTTAGE OltOVK Grisrnai) (1 B"rs, Proprietors. Also own ami opperate the Bohemia ami Black Butte Stage Lines First-Class Turnouts, Double or Single at Reasonable Prices - BEST GOODS ".at Lowest Prices m That Is what you are looking for, Isn't It? Well weliavetliem. Come and see for yourself. Look at our prices, our Roods and you will see it pays to buy where you can select from the largest Millinery goods shown in town. im sun !itn fasiirrfkvs Atlvcrtlua In tho Xuuyut, A.s the Old Ma id Said wlien She Kissed the Dwarf. Our ads nro short and sweet nnd right to the point. PURE DRUGS RIGHT PRICES ISi'chKiit & Morgan DRUGGISTS. Tho Xcu Era Drug Store. GLASS BROS. PROPRIETORS OF...... Cottage Grove Head real estate Knox ii Co. bargains of Jerome l( "U'o are now preparod to furnish nil kinds of brackets, mo Idlnjis, coi iilcn, sash and iloors, door nnd window frames, windows, pickets, etc. Woodwork of nil kinds made nnd re paired. Wo will aluo work rustle, siding, coiling or size studding, ele PRICES REASONABLE SHOP NEAR S. P. DEPOT Bohemia -;i r 't Saloon 7f Mutti St., Cottugo drove. ; DURBAN & H'KINNEV, Props. Syr vf JC- 71- ft Choice line of Liquors . .. .1 r ! . " uini v-igars Kept on hand. Your patronage is respectfully solicited. Suunvvllie for the Xugyet.