Bohemia nugget. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1899-1907, May 09, 1902, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextBOHEMIA NUGGET. Howard & henry, llprUttt. 1e J.lttlWAHU, - - - - l.'dltnr. , UMWflMSRY, AmocUU Dditor " nd UuiIimii Manr. KntttHM the atISr it (Villmff Omvi;, Wre ton ewt d u m all in f'. r. SulArrlptlo" ifl o, Wl.nn, In K'Hnnrr. lit vi-Dtilng l(ilm mni'n kmimv upon p1lmtlrt. THIS I'AI'KH In kN n M M H C lrLV .ilvnrtltfiii Awmw, KlsiittW UcrrhniiL Itx j4ire, Hofi Wwwv CMIInmfci. wlwre n. mmm tir mtmlMiK n tiomil for II. hfctwr. May ;,, 1902. Tim RunuiiucAN tickut. Cffnjrrmtliinil. T1I06. II. 1XJ.NUU 1nf MemNvf M I'onitrww, Vitrt IMul, SUte. W. J. Furuldi, of rewllo- IllLICiN DAY. aoon nousis ouiuni-i) this REPUBLICAN SPUAKURS WIIDNHSDAY. Senator (:ulton Made an able Address. Hen, of En. I.' Dnntar, ot Wnvnmr toir. 8uptme jwlfe-K. 8. Kcni 8orlry nl Slute Y. A swim. ,8lie,Tr-''rcr C.S. Moors, KUmatli, ' Attorney OCTicnil-A. M. Crawiont, ot HiMBlinljr-J. R. Miner, of Al. Nrrlntnleiitnf Piibltr Inmtutlort J. II. AcUrnin, of I'ortUinil. ,. County. Senator r ' V. KUYKHNDAM. Enirenc. Repranttlfl IT. IIAimiS. aieene. J. M. HIIKI.LEY. Elitn. , I. N. EDWAltllS, Juuctlou. Clctk ' K. V. LKK, Junction, nhorlff . A. J. JOIIXSOS.CrMwen. CoinmlMionr It. D. EDWAKD6, Springfield. Trejrfr GKO. F. CRAW, Eugene. Awe-wnr I), r. uukto., collage urove. lfor everal days the republicans oT this city have been looking lot ward to tlio day when V. J. l'tir ulsh. republican nominee tor gov ernor, ami priy would arrive mid entertain thos-e who tre of tepub'.i cnu l:ilh. The party was booked to speak nt Martin's hnll at It 11 o'clock Wednesday and in order to make the date they were obliged to lake j"' the morning freiKhl train from Kit CorT.onGKovnlNVUSTMi;NTCo.- ene and, as is usually the case on The Cott.isjc Grove Investment such occasions, it was late, not Co. was oruMiiiatid it) this city last getting here much before 1 1 o'clocl . week, with the view of handling Xolvithtanding, a large crown 1 real estate, mimM and mining lfOK SAI.K. A number of fine yearling Colts wool bucks for sale. Inquire of 1). O. McFarland. IlKKT llAKTIt Dlt.VIl. ' Bret llitrtc, the Amcticnn au thor died in London Tuesdny ftotn hemorrhage of the throat. Admikat. Sampson Pius. Uear Admiral Sampson died at Washington Tuesday forenoon He has been ailing for some time and his death was anticipated. Nkw.Minixo Locations The "Can-Can"' claim has re cently been located in the Bohemia District hv D D. Knox, "Hnuehv Kouchy""hy A. 1 Churchill and the "Ijtymau" by Frank L. Moore and locating is still going merrily mm is mw: To Ho Located Near Cottage 0roo Hie Centre Of the MIiiIiik Dis trict of Western OrcRon. VOK COAt.MliNCHS ON RAILROAD. , . r 1 .1 tc exreittional Values: A Dainty piece nl tuckiiiK ao iiiciim-ix nays o inwn iiR 40c to floe a yatd Will llr uhrU Kapldly tn ConipUdon ntr UU .Now hi ttiind nn,l Prrltntlniiry Work Prtrnn t.Ntt MnnJ.t). ..I one inch wide and 7 clusteis of emhioldcry tucks of ihice tucks each ' tuckH n i 40c. lo S1.25 a Van's,? . .1.1. .,1. 'I....l.l,,.. F rn.,.u llivrrl 111'. IO IOWS leUHIUCU " 1 A 11..... f I., ,mI,IIi, f,lltt. neat nattern at 7octs a yaio. aimvci m ......v ... l'tuhi older v Allovei exceptional values very ile.tltahle patterns nt 70c tojii.ooyd A Sarveror C.-M . M. COLLIER. Euccne. 0 toroncr DR.C.n. KINO. Kustnc. ft Get a copy of the "Pacific Miner" of May 1st, which contains a write up of Cottage Grove & Bohemia and an excellent halt tone cut of our little 'city, and send it to some eastern friend. Geo. Chamberlain, the "good fellow" candidate for governor on the democratic ticket, will be in the valley this week, according to the announcement from democratic headquarters. His plan is to ig nore national politics in this cam paign and to attempt to hoodwink the people on "state issues." But the voters of Oregon have not been in the habit of picking upon "good fellows" just because they are good fellows and elevating them to the responsible and dignified office of governor of their commonwealth. Neither can they be led to ignore national politics for republicans realize too well "as Oregon goes so goes the country." Ashland Tidings. Memorial Services. Memorial days May 25th and 30th, igoj, will be observed by Smith and Ord Posts, also Ladies of the G. A. R. Circle at Cottage Grove in following program: Ladies of Circle, Civil, Cuban, Confeder ate and Indian War Veterans, will meet at City Hall on Sunday, May 35th at 10 o'clock a. m. and march to C. P. church, where the rever end Mr. Beck will deliver the me morial sermon. On May 30th the procession will form at City Hall at 10 o'clock a. tn. All old sol diers, school children and civic or ganizations are cordially invited to take places in the procession and march to cemetary west of town where they will go through the usual memorial ceremonies and re turn to town to reassemble at Mar tin's Hall at 1:30 o'clock p. m., where Mrs. Wands. Past President of Ladies Circle will deliver the memorial address. The committee respectfully ask that the businesb houses be closed, also properlv draped during our exercises on the 3tb. G. W. McRkynolds, Chairman of Committee. was SHU in waiting 1 lie baud was out and tliscourcd good mu mc both al the depot and at the hall. The party was composed of W. J. Furnish, for governor; J. II. Ackcrmau. tor slate school super-1 iutcitdcut: A. M.Crawford, for At-' tornev General, and T. R. Whit-I ney, for slate printer: while State Senator C. W. T'nllmi. nf Astori.i was tue spe.iKer 01 me nay. H Upon the meeting being called to S orper, W. J. Furnish was intro Sjduccdaud made a short statement 4 I of his policy, strictly lo the point, 5 I in which he demonstrated that he J; 1 is, as his ardent admirers claim for n 1 him, a clear-cut, progressive busi ness man, able to handle the ques tions of state that are sure to come to the hand of the executive office of Oregon. Mr. Furnish was followed by Mr. Ackerman, who made a short talk along the line of education. Mr. Ackerman is a thorough scholar and has spent many years of his life in the interest of the work in Ore gon, and the ideas he advanced were well received by those who heard bun. Hon. A. M. Crawford was then introduced. He also made n brief talk, owing to lack of time, but it was to the point; and he did not fail to touch strongly upon the initi ative and referendnm plank in the republican platfotm which he highly recommended, admonishing every man who during its short ex istence, followed in the rank of the populist party, that inasmuch as that was one of their cardinal features, it now became their duty to vote the republican ticket. Senator Fulton was easily the speaker of the hour. He is a gotvl orator and is forceful in his presen tatioit of facts. He defended the re publican platform, and spoke for the entire ticket, realizing that only lo the republican party enn the people look for sound and sub stantial policy, and a continuation of our present prosperouscondition. The 1.55 train took the visitors to Harrisburg where they held an afternoon meeting, and one in the evening at Junction. COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS. The city council met at the hall Tuesday evening and granted J. K. , Ostrander also Wheeler & Phillips permission to build frame additions to buildings on Main street. Also Dr. Wall permission to build a veneered brick and Jenkins and Lawson a frame business block on Main street. The recorder was instructed to prepare an amendment to ordinance No. 34 which fixes fire limits, to give the council power to give a , permit for any kind ot a building on Main street. Recortler was also instructed to prepare nu ordinance granting Campbell & Alexander and W. 11. Dennis franchise for erection of poles and wires for telephone line. Bids of Griffin & Veach and Wynn Hardware Co. for city plumbing read and that of the for mer accepted. It was recommended that no more street lights be established during the summer. Bills were allowed as follows: Wynn Hdw. Co. $8.75, Electric L. Co. $136.00, Grifiin & Veach $8.93 J. M. Durham 6.50, Bert Ntinn $10, J. K. Young $8.75, Nugget $5, H. E. UnderwoodJ25, Piper & Vnndenburg 6.65, Jno Currin $75.81, R. W. Veatch $3. Enthusiastic Rkpudlican. B. F. Crow, who resides in the Siuslaw precinct, was in town Wednesday to hear the republican speaking. Mr. Crow is certainly an enthusiastic republican, and it is to be regretted that there are not more like him. He is nearly 70 years old and walked eit'ht miles through the rain and over muddy roads to be in at the speaking. He has been a life long republican, cast ing his first vote for Abraham Lin coln, and now. hale and hearty, he expresses a desire to live until the next presidential election that he may cast his vote for Theodore Roose-elt. May his wishes be real ized. A DELIGHTFUL PLAY. The newest and most delightful entertainment of the year is the po me coraetiy, 100 kicu to .Marry" which will beseen at the Cottage Grove Opera House, Friday, May 23- The style of the comedy is a pos itive innovation. It is as far from the tim:-worn style of the ordinarv comedy as can be conceived. It is certainly a brilliant creation, not dependent upon coarseness and vul garity for forced laughs, but full of cltams. Already large properties have been listed with the company and several sales have been made. Mail Contkact -- Owing to bids being unsatis factory the United States Postal Department has again advertised for bids on the Cottage Grove-Bohemia route. Bids will lie teeeived until May 31st. Parties desiring to bid should attend to it at once as the time is short. Tkanskkk opClmms. J. E. Russell and Alfred Johnon recently purchased the Hiawath.i, Helvetian and Wisconsin claims in Bohemia for $1500 and sold them to the Hiawatha Mining and Mill ing Company for $;ooo. Changes are frequent and everything is booming in that district. Our Job Dkpaktmknt. Cottage Grove business men ap preciate uood job work as evidenced by the run we have been having in our job department. We have re cently added new stock and new material to the amount of several hundred dollars and are better equiped than ever to supulv our patrons with first-class work at reasonable prices. Helo vor Ma.nslauohtkr. Deputy City Marshal Rccd is likely to have a ser ous time in ex tricating himself from the trouble brought about by his shooting It is now definitely assured that' Bohemia is to have a Mueller plant il erected this season. This wotd, comes direct lothe Nugget ftom ,j one of the prime moveis in the 1 M company, and who for various teas 8 onsdocs not v ish to have his 11.11110 . mentioned at this time. The com- 5 p tny will probably do business tin-1 S d;r the name of Bohemia Smelter i S and Refuiini.' Company, and the lo- I J cition, while not definitely de- eided will be on the line of the lln-, 4 hcniia railroad, and ptobably near j f the Red bridge. It will be estnh-1 J. lishetl practically for the tcductiou ' of Bohemia ores, but it is expected $ that much custom work will be to- jj ceived from Blue river and South-' em Oregon mines With a railroad 1 5. and a smelter, "Bohemia against the world," J " l Work Begins on Road. f The Pacific Coast Construction J Company , represented by Alex.iudt r 5 and Cmnpbell, of the Pacific Timber 5 t-ompmiy. are louay unloading a x construction outfit, consisting of'S" lour cars, and pitching camp halfa ji mile this side of Moshy bridge, s where immediate work on the grade 1 8 will commence, gradun; gangs working both ways. The bridge gnngc is already at work, under the direct stiperviaion T- R- Campbell, and the right-of-wnv clearing gang now has three miles cleared. The contract calls for 22 miles of com pleted road, the first 10 miles to be completed and ready for rollini: -stock by July 31. One thousand tons of nils are now 011 the way, and will arrive this week. Cottaue Grove is crowded with strangers, and in 10 days from now, if the present weather continues, the road from here to Bohemia will be strung with freight teams carrying to the mines equipment for the greatest season s work tn the Ms. Can never be Artiliici.il. No one really admiu-s a woman's lig tue if it is coufonued to the funda mental shape of some Formed Torsi Our Slays follow nature's hues They do not change a perfect fig ure; they Mtnplv help women lo look gi.u-eful. 5()f lo.SI cluins. li " vAralij 1 Fro it llihi UloaQorad.' Nu one ai ticle umkrs home look cosier or more comfortable than nice Curtuin-ulrapi-d heieaiid then. Our Lice Ciutnins will help make your home mote chectfii because they ate Smikliug New, because they ate pleasing to the ).'. Four Spe cials. $1 00, 1.35. ill. 50, fj.50 IjATHST stylus. Silks rJ.H' to S I n Vcl. YTS fttiU JPAxVlE,. When vou come for tiioceries you get the best. No doubt about the qoalitv--no question about superl--rity. FRESH EACH DAY. and the best each time you bit v. liver v Cotoaier talks of what we can and will do for our patrons. WASH DRESS GOODS. It seems quite early lo you. probably, to think of Wash Dress Gnodi, but we would like tt suggest that in buying now you get first selections of the pret tiest ami mosi beautiful. We have the prettiest selections we have cvei shown and we shall be pleased to have you cull at vour eailicsl convenience. At Newland's At Newland's ! APRIL and HAY Announcement at Lurch's In Prolusion. Thomas C. Owen on Thursday. ; tory of the diggings. rtt tue inquest neiti upon llie hotly of Owen, the coroner's jury brought in a verdict in accordance with the facts; adding, that "in the opinion of this coroner's jury, the said Frank Reed is guilty of the crime of Manslaughter." 1 Mr. J. II. Smith, president of Pa- B$ cine uurkl t-ozisirurLinii i-nmnnm. . 'i "Too Rich to Marry." Whoever heard of such a thine, the idea of anyone being Too Rich To Marry. .Still there are people in the world whose riches place them in the most complicated em barrassments. Those troubled or suffering from the above caue. can which has the contract for building the railroad from Cottage Grove to the Bohemia Mniin. District accompanied by Mr. M Beglan, who has the contracl fot the grading of the road, arrived in Cottage Grove Sunday. The outfit arrived Sunday night and was unloaded Monday. Tues day morning the actual work o! grading nas cmnin-need and at th. rate dirt is uo.v living ten mile-.nl SILKS MADRAS LAWNS !g New Shirt Waists in Quantity and Quality. ,4'rviwabBt' 'luring Eli i s I VIEMI. iflcn BCoy.s Children. be placed on the road to success, bv 'he road will be completed by tin seeing "Udwin Uwens Towue, " i mituueor juiy. 9 Gall for our China ware. 29 B I m the richest of humor that brings trie laugli spontaneously, and that is the kind of a laugh that tends the audience away from the theater well satisfied. The Comedy, "Too Rich to Marry" has an intense dramatic in terest and is a rare combination of romance, pathos and comedy. It is a vital and living play shown as in a series of vivid and lifelike pictures. We will sell your property. Cot tage Grove Investment Co.. Finn Blk, Room 2, t.reat New York production of "100 Rich lo Marry" coming al the Cottage Grove Opera Hosue, Friday, May 23. Nkw !)rixKss Block. Last week the Dr. Snapp prop erty on Main street was sold to Lawson, Jenkins and Martin for St5- The new firm will com mence the erection of a new two story business block 30x90 just east of the residence, as soon as the de tails can be arranged. This new business block will add much to the appearance of Main street and give this enterprising firm more room for their increasing furniture and paint and paper business. MlvNHU'.Y QtTARTUTTK The Cumberland Pre.sbvterian church was comfortably filled last Friday and Saturday evenings with a crowd of our townspeople who had gathered to hear'the celebrated Me neley quartette sing, (and they sang.) Of course it was excellent thruout, no small feature of which wasthertcitingof the tenor, let-een acts. The audiences were delighted wilh the program and the quartette was vociferously applauded time and time again. Skr.vion to Odd Fih.i.o-.vs, A large number of the members of the Odd Fellow and Rebekth Lodges of Cottage Grove assembled at the hall last Sunday, decked themselves in the proper regalia and marched in a body to the M. E. church where they listened to a special sermon to Odd Fellows by Rev Zimmerman. The house was crowded and the sermon was a good one, right from the heart of a sincere and able youiiK minister and no doubt di l uood. 'Twas not an array of flattery in soft words of praise but "food for thought." Skrious Cutting Ai'i'rav. Dr. Job was called out to Blue Mt. district last Sunday evening to dress a bad knife wound on the shoulder of Clarence Wooliver which was caused by young Fred Martin. It seems that the trouble occurred at the Blue Mt. school house last Sunday evening when the boys got into a "scrap" to settle some old score between them. As young Wooliver is somewhat older than Martin he seemed to have the best of it when young Martin drew a knife and inflicied the wound in his shoulder. The gash is nearly five inches in letigth ana quite deep. Hod it been across the shoulder instead of as it is, young Wooliver would surely have bled to death ere medical assistance You are entitled to it. 3i 1 he clearing gangs are well ' ahead and Clref Engineer Johnson I and Assistant Engineer Brooke ; have their hands full keeping their 1 ,--&vvv-vvsv-.v..-v-.-v-v- 'augs aueau 01 tue worK. Campbell & Alexander report that the ties and bridge timbers are ready. Everything is in full swing and Cottage Grove is jubilant. LADIES! LADIES! LADIES! The Georgia Harper Co. played to fair sized audiences Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. The firs-t. evening they gave "Way Back East" and the second "Married for Money." I hey are an excellent little company. A' We desire to call your attention to our FANCY WAISTS, MERCERIZED SILK ZEPHYRS, LINENS, I HEMSTITCHED LAWNS and PERCALES. & 8 Also our New Taffeta Ribbons, all widths, all Colors. We carry 11 full Line of Mctccrizcd Goods Jus ? the Leading Shades, that we would be pleased to show you. HEMENWAY & BURK HOLDER. A CARD OF THANKS. T. K. Richardson begs to thank the people of Cottage Grove for the liberal patronage received for the past tew months, and we want to assure you that we will give you the very best goods in our line, and at prices that can not be duplicated by any one. Our pianos and or gans arc singing their own praises in a great many lamilies in tin city. We are here to stay, anil see that our goods are satisfactory. We carry the very highest grade of pianos and organs ever offered for the money cither cash or install meats. Call and see us at our slore room near the depot. T. K. Richardson, Cottage urove, Uregon. NOTIC'B I-'Olt PUBLICATION. I arrived. United Stilton Lund Office, Itiiw-liui-K. Oru.. -Apr.. i, J WYi, Notice Ih lieii-li.v trlvi'ii that In com. pllunce with the provisional oltho net of CiniKi-i'HH of .llliio :i. hH, entitled An net fur the wile of timber IuiiiIk In the Stolen of California, Oregon, Nevada, and WilHhln;tonTei-rltor.v," an extended to all the Public Land Statex by act of AiitfiiHt I, 1MK.', Mer man T. Dow of Cottauo lirove. County uf Lane, .State nf Oregon Iiiim thlxda.v filed In thin office his nworn Htatonient No. .''77, for the inii-cliahe of the N NV ,, KW , N'W '. NV . HW of Section No. N, Twp. l;i .South, of limine 2 Went and will offer proof to hIiow that tlu-land nought In nunc valuable for Kh timber ni-Htone than for niri'lciiltiii-nl purpiiMCH, and to ch- taiihHh Iiin claim to Mini Hum before Marie L. Ware. U. S. C'omnilHslonL'i'at I-hiircnc, Oregon, 011 Saturday, the Mh day of July, WM. lie iiami-H n wiineHWH; OHcar C. Antclmaii, of Went Sit- perlor. AVIh., Jiih. L. .WcCoriulck. Joseph Schlee, of Cottago drove, Ore gon, Win. AVItte, of Atiioh, Oregon. Any anil all jicixoiih claiming ad verHcly the abovo-deKcrlbod laudx are euucHted to (lie their chilinH In IIiIh office, on (a- before wild Mh day of July, I J, T. JllllDOKH, ItcglwlCT. TIC:ivJ71 s TO AND l'KOM AM. POINTS east; W. S. ClIRlSMAN. Km Bancs. The Fashion Stables VIA- GREAT - KORTIIE Kiailtvny. TO- St. 1'u ill, lmlutli, M 1 11 licit lot In, Cll I III 10, AM) I'OfNTS 1CAST. Through I'ldueo mid Tourist .Sleepers Pining and llulliit .SiiiuIcInu l.lbrnrv Cnru. DAILY TRAINS: I-'AST T1MJ): For Itiiliffl, l-'iililurn anil Full Informa tion regarding Ticket ItouluH, cull on or mlibui-s f. W. I'lIALON.T. V. A. M. DICKSON, 0. T. A. 3d St., Portland Ore. rilltNI-.lt MAIN UI11I8K10.SI) HTItm.T, roTTAOK OltOVB (TlM'Isinuu & 13" Hi's, Proprietor . Also own and opperate the Bohemin and Black Butte Stage Lines First-Class Turnouts, Double or Single a Reasonable Prices NOTICE I-Olt PUBLICATION. Ulliled SIiiIoh I .il III I (tin -ci, BiiHcliurg, Ore., April K, 1IMC. Notice Ih hereby given Unit In ctim- pllancc with the provMoiiH of the net of Congii-HH of June .'), IS7K, enlilleil "An net for thu sale of tiuihor IiiiiiIh iu the HtiituH nf California, OrtMnm, NYvjiln. 1 111...1.1 ..... 1. ' miiu uniiiiiL-Kiii lurrunrv. nu cx NOTICH l-'OU PUBLICATION. Unlleil SlaleM Lnnil Olllce, ItoHclnirg. Oiv., April U'th, HH. Notice In hereby given that In com pllancu with the provlNloiiH of tin. act of Congi-i-KH of .liine.'l, IWN, en titled "An act for the hiiIii of timber mum in me ouiii.-m 111 i;a lorn 11. inn. 122 A. II, 0. DKNNISTON. 012 ?lrt Aicnue, 0. W. I'. A. KcnUlu Wuih. i NOIA)SSOI'TLMi:. I have Hold Cliainhcrlalii'ii Colic, Cholurn mill Dlarihoca Kciueily tor yu.irn, and would rather he out of roffl-o ami sugar than it. I fold llvu ImltlcN of it yeHtnrduy to throslieru that could go u fnrtlicr, niiiltlioy are at work thin morning. II. It. 1'hclpH, Plymouth, Oklahoma. Ah will hu wen by the above tho tlirenlicrH wero ahlo to keep on witli their work without toning a uinglo day's time. You ulinuld keep it hottluof this Remedy in your homo. Koranic, by LyoiiffA Applcgate, Drain. JlciiMoii Drug Co Im.ileil to all the Public. Land Slates by ' 'Ni''"da, and WnHlilugloii Ter nclof Augu.it I, M), Henry A. Knvilcr, '.'"'"V'f, ik cxtoifilod 1o till the Public ofAuroia, County of Marion, While of I ''"'Id "'"'A'tlAW Ml!' of Ailgiwt -I, 1M):'. Oregon Iiiih thiH ilny llleil in this nlfice ' 'A1 " ''v:1"' ' Ani oni, County of Iiin Hwora Htutfiiiunt No. 2HT, for llm 1 V"1'"!,1!' .H,.u, 'Kn. IlllN tlllH of the iniceliiiuii ii.., ki mm day died In t i n olllce hlu u nf Hcctlon No. I'D In towiiHlilp No. Hln einimt No. y-.'O.i, for tho purchnxo S range No, (j went, and will offer I !,',' A of Hectlou No. In proof I oKhow that the laud Hough! I 1 ow"? I'PN"--" ..ltniigo No. II Went. In more valuable for lln timber or I "d will offer proof lo nhow that tho Hluiie than for agrleultiu-al purponen nun n i-niaiiiiHii inn claim to nam lnnil beloi-ii the Keglnteraml llecelvei of thin olllce at How-burg, Oivgon.ou WeiUienilay, lint Dili day of July, iWJ. lie nuint'H an wltncnnen: I1'- V; ',.,lrMl J- A- Bock, .L .M. Will, dco. II. Oi-a.v, of Aurora, Oregon. Any and all peinoiiH claiming ad vernely the abovu-denci-lbed IiiiiiIh arn rifiuented to file their clalnin In thin olllco on or U-foro nald Dili day of .Inly, IIXIS. .1. 'J'. Biiiikikh, IleglHler. Head the Nugget. , , .... ............ llttltl Ufll.irlt. l.i 1 1 . . "'rawii in iiium ruiiiaiuo ror lln limber or ntouti than for agricultural pili-poHcH, and to entnbllnli IiIn claim 0 nald laud beforotho Iteglnler and Itecelver of thin olllco at ftowburg, 1 T'50!lii.1.' TI""'H,l"y' "th day of ) f Wlmt Mo immcH an wlliienneH: Geo. di-uy, L. I. Snyder, J. A. Car penter, of Aurora, Oicgou, A. 0. Hluiibroiigh, of Newlwrg, Oiviron. Any and all jiernonn clnlnilng ad-vci-noly tho iiboviMli-Htrlbcd IuikIh ant reqtieHted to fllo tholr claliiiH In thin .iliiv" "m"r Mmu HnM 17"' ,,"yo' J. T- Jlmnniw, Jlcgintei-.