BOHEMIA NUGGET.
HOWARD A HENRY,
ProptlHon.
C.J.H'IWARD, .... Idllor.
inn w. imsRv, . . amocuk hum
and llulni Manager.
Knttredat the tomce l Cnttagr (Irtirt,
Oregon i Second CImi wI1 innl'cr.
ffubaarlptlnn rlre lno( In nil vance.
AitvertMng llti ut.' knumt upon
application
THIS 1'ArHH li krpl on rilo at a V. Dreke'i
AdvertUtnir Airenry. 64 and I5i Merchants Kx
rhanre.Han Franrlwa, California, whrrv can-
Iracu for adrertltlng can bemade for II.
I'RIDAV, JUNK 30, 1902.
For years Congressman Tongue
lias been Laboring in behalf of the
Indian war veterans, having intro
duced a bill asking for a ci)moii for
those who fought for the preserva
tion of this country against the at
tacks of the Indians in the pioneer
days of the Pacific coast. Mr.
Tongue is an untiring worker. He
never gi-es up as long as there is n
streak of daylight ahead of him,
and he has been known to "go
some" after the daylight seemed
I'i.an To Sbttm: Oitr.oow
The innhiigvtiient ot t lie Hurrlitmn
llllCH ImH JllHt IXTfoCttMl the details ot
the InwHt colonliiitlon plnn pvornt
tempted liy 11 railroad In the wont.
The nrjraiiltatltm of i colniilgntloii
Imrviui. iiti tlu appointment ot U.
M. Mcliliuu'.v to Ik? nvnornl eolonlta
tlou itKViit, In charge ot the hurvati,
with hendiiiirlen In Chlca-io, Ihih
Iki'ii announced. A lurjv mini Iihm
Ikx-ii appropriated to carry- on tho
work which l to Ik- on a wale hither
to uimttciiipted. It In the purpose to
appoint colniiliattou njivatM In nil the
I'UHtern unit Middle Wont wnterHtiml
to draw lunivly finni the Npitlutlon
ot the Kiwtem Htatcx. Tho linivaii
will tvprwont the Southern Pacllle,
the Vnlon I'nolfle. tin Oivuim Short
Line 11ml tho Oregon lliillriuiil and j
NiivUsntlonl'o. It Ik t ho ptirpoM? ot I
t In inniiiiKviiUMit of these fundi, thru
Hie combined tialllc department, lo
thoniUKlily exploit, develop mid set
tle Oregon and VahlHKtoii. Kec
lul attention will te iiIumi tho iiiln
oral. agricultural and tliulior re
HoimiK. It Instated there are ninny
millions of tinm-cuplcd fertile IiiiiiIm hi
1 1 100 HtatoH. ami that no otlierNtiiteK
havo mi lirilllant futures from a min
eral Htaudpolnt. Tho liuroau. with
all thernllroatMmekoflt i Knlm; to
'jBIm
SUVIsRAI. .MASS AltiUTINOS HULD
UV CITIZIINS.
Large pund Raised to Defray I5x
peases Much linllmIti3in Manl
iest Good Program
Assured.
L. T. HARRIS
rtttornty ami (Swn$elor-iit'hitr
8lat KttclltUut Kit til ll Unlaw t'l MIllOl.
I'lrat Niitlonid Hunk llnlldliiK.
KUUKNK. OIIH.
J. S. MEDLEY
ulttornoy-at-faiw o o
i Olllceim Main trl !
CoTTAOlt Gkovk, Ottlt.
J. C. JOHNSON ami F. .(! KBV
?1 ttorneus ami ( uniaelursatfMUy
( 8pUl atUuthm lcn to Mnlnir.t.rMH.tUn
I ah. Jjroutllo m.
Offlc over (Uriun Umuoi.)'iilorj,
COTTAGK GROVK, ORli.
Several cnllntsinstic meetings,
were held this week bv the bust-1
ness" men of the city ami arrange- iT-rTti- tttvt-vv
mpnK ii.mti lit 'mill lli.t ,!...... I JliKUMIi KINUA
i celebration of the year at this AttO)'HCU-tit-Law
I thriving little city. ... .
The committee on funds reported ' ' """- -m-,-w M,"""r
favorably, having ecurcd a l.irgej CoTTAOlt Gkovk, Oku.
subscription list Irom business men
here
SI'tittlAlj
IS
Ya7
We linve six waist patterns- -.' yartl lengths in Crlstnl Curd Silks these
patterns sold early In tho season, nnd readily, ut 7(7().S' (t (tl'(l Wc arc
oflerlng the remainder, a.t yntds, tit tho very low pi Ice ol SDiit.t (I mtV(ls
$1-0(1 for four yard patterns. These silks are very desirable. You can afford 11 silk waist at
these prices. Come early if you do not wish to be disappointed. Tlicj will not last long
f
)l)IVf! DliMIFPV
III Ml DIjU I I.
S I.adies find in our Spring
'5 Stock n nice variety of beau-
t i fill things.
Dlmttlcs, t.awns, Uncus,
V Percales, Muslins, Silks.
J! Light weight goods for die.ss
t es, waists or ilecorntions.
Tlu; real point is the beauty
I and durability of the goods.
who want to see a way-tip i 1 t? VflTIMP.
celebration, and all necessary com-1
mittces were appointed and put to 'rfttornoiJ'Ot- Law
tt UI K 111 UIHT.
The committee on program re
port that a splendid list of attrac-
pay oHHvlnl attontlmi to trrlKntloti i lions and nuiusemeuts have been
In tho way of liidurtiiK tho unveni-
inout to promoto irrigation, and n.
tltt-tii tin Immense arvas of laud
' t
Oitl on Main Uft, Wwl Sl.la
Cottaok Gkovk, Okh.
" h"c. madse'nT
Watchmakkk.
pretty well shut out on more occa- which mvd only wntor tolxvomo tin1
stons than one, and then come out I most fertile llold ot tho northwest
victorious. At last Mr. Tongue;,. ,, ,., ...,.
sees the end of his labors regarding Bukkats Albasv.-
the Indian war veterans bill. It has The ball game at Hang's park at
passed both houses, and it is now I Eugene last Sunday between Hamp-
ntilv n nnrstinn of some Hnvs lintil I ton Bros.
Repairing at rmmmaMechatitr. ,
All vrork K,1,rllnliH?f llrytoliia.
Malrrietnoclkiaiul Jenrlryat liurst Trlrvi
team and the "Ramblers
from Albany was one of the besl
exhibitions of baseball it has been
the sporting editor's privilege to
witness this season. It was neat,
it becomes n law by virtue of Mr.
Tongue's loyality to the cause and
the president's signature. Oregon
lias never oroduced a more sincere
rind iintiriiiir worker than Thos. H. spirited, close and snappy from
Tongue. start to finish and the large crowd
aaaaaaaaajaaaaiaa j ill attendance W3S Well pleased U'itll
It would be a commendable 1 the exhibition. McFarland,-Hayes
thiiur in the street committee il 1 and Coleman played battery for
thev would make an effort to im- Eugene and did nice work. The
prove Main street a little this sum-1 infield work of Eugene was cspeci
mer. At the cost of a few day la-a"y KoK Score by innings wa
borers for a day or two the largest 1 a follows:
of the rock now loose on the street 1 wugene
eorr.u.K iikovk, our
She,
00:0000:2
Albany 1000030004
Umpire Deacon Davis.
Medford Coal.
A Medford dispatch says: '-'More
cable and rails for the Southern
, Pacilie'scoal mines east of Medford
have arrived. Nothing new has
developed. The tunnel is in about
450 feet, and a crosscut extends 150
feet, making about 600 feet ol
tunnel. The coal is there iii great
quantities, an 1 t-foot vein havinc
been exposed, but the quality is
not favorable yet for locomotive
purposes."
could be picked up or raked to the
center of the street and leave the
sides fairly passable, and by fall the
center of the street would be worn
down smoothly again. It would
sec in that it would be better to 1
have the sides smooth this summer
than to nave the entire street pre
sent the rough and ugly appearance
of the present time. Another sug
gestion is also presented to the
effect that the loose rock might be
hauled off and dumped at some of
the abominable side street crossings
in the city. Perhaps this would be
the better way.
V. O. W. Convention
ltiecliasetnslltuteaatt3alent.ini Wnrct Toachps its hist ltpfnrp
wuicu dozens of faalem men under ' j,0g to pres, that tde next ,.
oje Djubin, who poses as sheriff of . ,rict meeting of the W. O. W. will
Marion county, was a farce from ; ,e heM at tIlis pIace. Ths was
the start, and it bids fair to play lseeured. no doubt, thru the efforts
the original role until the "scare" ,of Frank Jordan. W. W. Masterson.
wears off and the posse simmers John Veatch who are in attendance
down to a half dozen gun men asjat the convention being held at
reckless of life and as daring as i Grants Pass this week. Things
Merrill and Tracy. It is only a lare certajnjy coming our way.
question of time until the murderers I
will be taken either dead or alive, j Bad Luck " ITIt horsus
but the longer a gang of amateurs! Chrimanand Bangs who have the
camp on the trail the longer will the' mail contract lrom here to Bohemia
men taste the exhillerating air of, have had bad luck this year with
liberty. The Salem outfit was their horses. They have lost four
successful in making noise enough in the last four months, the last one
to drive the convicts out of the
state and to give the Telegram a
chance to work off some hot air on
"Sheriff Durbin's bravery" (?)
What a glorious time Tracy and
Merrill are having on their sum
mer's outing! To be sure they
laid off their vacation a little early
in the season, but then the air is all
the more invigorating and the
longer they stay out the less danger
of a relapse in health. At present
there seems to be only one danger
confronting them. People have
been known to die in convulsions
of laughter over the amusing and
ridiculous mistakes of others. How
ever Sheriff Durbin has returned
home.
The official returns on the elec
tion of governor have been made,
giving Mr. Chamberlain, demo
cratic candidate, a plurality of 265
votes. While Mr. Chamberlain is
a bitter pillforthe republicans, Still I strnctnr will pommenpn nt rmrP.
it is but just to extend to Mr.1
Chamberlain our hearty congralu-i Boiihmia Attracts Atthntion.
lations aud extend to him the The Pacific Tournal published at
courtesy to which every official of 1 II waco, Wash., last week devotes
this week. The accident occurred
this side of Mr. Hawley's place,
where the horse plunged into a
mud hole and turned a somerset
breaking his neck.
ComikrI Cosiinc!
Dr. H. Levinson, the well known
oculist-optician of San Francisco,
who visited here many times be
fore, will be in .Cottage Grove the
whole of next "week. Those who
were previously fitted bv him with
spectacles can have new lenses
made if a change is necessary free.
Don't miss seeing him. Examina
tion free.
Material Purchased.
I. H. Bingham visited Eugene
Monday and purchased from Booth
Kelly Lumber Co. 40,000 feet of
foundation material for the new
saw mill to be erected in I,onf &
Bingham's addition. The ma
terial Is to be placed on the grounds
111 ten davs and work on the
secured tor tne day. but the pro
gram cannot be announced until
next week as it is not vet complete,
The following committees were
appointed: ;
Committee on Grounds; J. N. !
Jones, F. D. Wheeler, C. W. Wal- -7 Tt VT i Vr 7 i
lace. 1-A.s trie Old Mnid
Committee on Program; C. J. !
Howard, V. G Ebv, Edgar Willsou, 1
II. R.Job. Ben Lurch.
Music: O. O. McClellan, I.ee
Henry, U. S. Martin, Robt. Alex-1
auder. '
Sports and Amusements; J. K.
Ostrander, Harry Brehaut, F. I). 1
Wheeler. H. 11. Veatch. B. K.
I.awson, C. W. Wallace,
Medley, J. C. Johnson.
Committee on Parade; Oliver 11
sea, Frank Goodman, Armuiid
Wynne, Tom Medley, Morgan, J.
G. Warner, Joe Young.
Committee on Decoration; Mrs
r., a ctk o rrrv a risrs.
Right now, when you are needing Luce Curtains, we're
showing the most complete assortment we have had.
It looks like the Manufacliucrs had made special efiorls to
tutu out nothing but beautiful villerns. We think you'll
find them just wlwt you're looking for, and nt smaller
pticcs than you expect to p.iy.
0,
White l.awn Shirt waists
that voit can iilford lo buy
They ate stylislr mid well
made. Tucked in fiout
and luck. These walsls
lire worth unite than wo
nsk for llicin Yfiot.V.
Skirts in Crush, I.inni, Ducks and
Serges, very nicely tiiiule.
Our Linen Skirts cut latest
Style. '?o !)0( to vf..V7.
Aliout the pi ice you will pay for
the uiateiitil.
Muslin Uiidrri'armciits,
Largest assortment in
Ihe city, at very low
pi ices.
Said Avhen
Iv i s s e d
Dwcii f.
1 rn "Tnurr i at rir
AT INMYJjAJNJJiS i
the ?
IT NEW LAND'S
( Our nds nro short mid sweet mid ri);hl "jJ
Thos. l""'e 'M"m-
rUKli JDK U US B
1
RIGHT PRICES
.b3
A HUMMER FOR THG SUMMER!
att rr ,1 rtiC t i? a n rrr
Eby, Mrs. Hehne, Mrs. Goodman. SnIiailt liofiiail tyXj IVVXIUJ ,'-L':l" x
Mr, Job Mrs. Wheeler, Mis.es, C 1,1 ",vfs01 " LURCH'S STRAW HAT SALE.
Lurch, hrmine Veatch, Liura DUlCiGISlS. )gS
9
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..WltltlllU, VI1U4UUC1IU1II, tltl 2
rin. i
Advertising;
Edgar Willson
Marshal of the Day; Frank Mc- ott s, T , r-V.. ir
Fariand. 1 SHANArELTS
O. O. McClellan.
Xeio Km Drily Starr.
COmOK liUDVK, OKI-:.
Latest Varietv of St vies.
DIVIDE ITK.MS.
1
School i-Iomil rridny. The eloshur !
exeivlw-K were Klven Aloiiilny fol-
loweil liv a nli-nii- tliiiiicr. The iiro-
Knim eoiiHlHteil of rveitutloiiM, koii-tx, '
ilinlouex, ni'tH iinilliiHtriiiiuMituI mil-1
nle. K'venil Ki'lectionn of which wen1!
well rendered. The e.i'rvice mnl r
diiiner wen held In the Krove which
hud Iki-h nicely pn-pariMl tor that ;
purpoxe. At - oi-IiK'k the nninml 1
school meetliiAr win i-onveneil at the
M.'hool hoiiw.
W W Tucker and hiii Ki-iiIk'H it1
tunied Sunday from a weekV visit
to relative! dowu the valley.
A (Inncinx hall l leinir eni-ted 11
xhort dlNtance Ih'Iow the poHtollU'C.
Thin jihice In RrowhiK slowly per
luipH but suivly.
Joy and (Juy DeSpaln have re-t
turned from Iloliemla where they
have Ihvii employed for a short time. ;
Miss rieedu Ilrltf-rs Is here from
Southern Oregon on 11 visit to her
mother, Mrs. Will Collin. 1
The Old 'Man." I
Photograph
Gallery
NOW OI'KiV
New backgrounds and acces
sories. Best Lenses and Cameras.
1
15 years
experience
8 years in
1
1
Portland. Nothing but first-class A
work. All work fuarantced.
Lowest prices, call and examine
work.
Opposite Masonic hall. West
side, Cottage Grove.
1$
LACES, SILKS, RIBBONS.
BEST ASSORTMENT
OF FABRICS.
Shirt Waists, Choice but Inexpensive.
New Effects in Fine Hosiery.
rVOTH Ol'K SI'KCIAIi CKLKIfiKATIO AI)B.
BAY DECK
1
place
the land is entitled our loyality to
juieduu luuiumu principles.
The Oregon Mining Journal
headed an article last week "The
Italy of Oregon," referring of
course to Josephine county. Now
this is a fright, but the Journal
could have just as well broadened
out a little without detracting in
the least from Josephine county.
All Oregon is the "Italy of the
United States."
How pleasant it must be for a
man to make an honest 30 mile
race to secure a choice claim as did
many on the Ft. Hall Indian reser
vation recently only to find a
"sooner" there ahead of him.
The grass and weeds growing in
the streets and along the sidewalks
of tlie principal streets of Cottage
Grove- does not add to the city's
appearance, aud should be cut
down.
There are a dumber of bad sidc
valks in this city. They should
be looked after by the proper com
tnlttce and repaired.
a column to the Bohemia Mining
District, in whiclut (rives quite an
up to-datc write-up of the district
and its future prospects. This rich
district seems to be attracting more
attention just now than any mining
district on the Pacific coast.
For CoRRHCTioff.
In the article regarding the saw
'mill to be erected in Long and
Landess' addition, an error was
made in the columns of the Nug
get last week regarding the di
mensions of the building which
read 34x50 feet. It should have
been 34x150 feet.
Attracts Attuntion.
The construction wotk on the
new railroad attracts much atten
tion. Each day many Cottage
Groveites visit the scene of con
struction, and last Sunday the new
track was lined with people nearly
all day,
Cl'XKBRATION AT WALKER,-
The enterprising people of
Walker will celebrate the 4U1 of
July this year in good shape. A
splendid program Is being prepared
aud will be annottuced later.
There is a elnss of men who are
seldom, If ever, appreciated at their
true value. In this enlightened aue
they are commonly called "Dad." It
is Dad that humps himself year In
and vear out on the farm, hi the
office or the workshop in order that
his boy or slrl may ?o away to
school, ami upon their return, that
the boy may have a fine horse and
top btif-Ky and the j;irln a costly
piano. It is Dad that hustles and
cultivates Kreat calloused knots on
his hands and becomes stoop-should
ered In order that his offspring may
revel In luxury and make tarual
fools ot themselves. Ills sons and
daughters have learned at his ex
pense to despise his old fashioned
ways. They secretly laugh at the 1 Mondays and luesdays and hal-
style of his coat and the shape of his lance 0f time at EMEKSON'S
toll-crowned hut. On Sunday when FARM near LATHAM,
his daughter has company and he! ' 4 ', .
would like to sit la the parlor and DESCRIP HON: Bay Deck is a
listen to the iniisle, hols given In viv-'dark bay, 15 hands high and
rious ways to understand that his , weighs 1400 lbs. His sire is an
presence Is not desirable, and the English Shire and Clydesdale and
poor 01.1 man goes out in tne Kiicnen ,,is dam Luraix ami French Cana
..,..1 uiiivu flu. j.r tlui .1 .....i ...... '
HUH nuijn iiiunnh i 11.1; .ii.i;. ......il. . , .
n... .1... ...... 1 .1 1..,.- . uiau.
.lull nun .inn iiitiiii i-v 1
goes back 011 Dad. In the catalogue
of low-down cussedness that of In
gratitude to parents Is tho most con
temptible. Junction Times.
I1HKK AM) NOW f;
You're thinking of a new suit-and where to get it to the best advantage. If you'll accept our sugges
lion You'll buy it Now and Here. We bought our CLOTHING from the Largest Woolen Mill in :4
America, Finishing the Cloth they Weave into Clothing. Their Clothing hears this guarantee, j
S "Tlie goods in tins garment contain no cotton or anyoiucr auiiiieraii'iii ami we will lorleit S100.00 "A
I if cotton be found in the warp or filliiii. of sam?."MAvi'ii:i.it Wooi.i'.N Mn.i.s, Mai'ui'acturhks. j
I . MOTHERS g
llrlngyoiirllttleehaps to our store and fit them out In those Nutty VeHtvWilin, ngvs :i lo l ycaix. Knee
Pants Suits for boys, from :i to II! yean. .Mens' and Hoys' clothing, a full slis k. .Mens' all wool suits, no
V shoddv, no cotton, as low as ?l).)0 -r suit. Suits for $HUM) iu g I as S'Ju.iM lo 'St.m Sails elsewhere. $
I MUMENWAY A IIURKIIOLDUR. j
Will stand at John Scars'
1-2 MILES EAST OF"
Cottage Grove,
TICKETS W. S. CiiKis-MAN. F.u Bancs.
po IKI Tq F A ST I The Fashion Stables
I VN I O 1 I rOU.NKK M.INllilSK('OXIHIHKhT. C0rr.(IK IIIIOVK
VIA
GREAT NORTHERN
Kail way.
Read the Nugget.
J. M. ERNEST.
Buy property real property
through the Cottage Grove Invest
ment Co., Room2 , Finn Bid.
DONT MISS THIS CHANCE!
House Cleaning SjiIc; Everything nt
Reduced Prices; All Millinery reduced
Get your Hat or trimmings here and
Save Money.
BIG BARGAINS IN SHOES!
Balance of our Men's and Boys' Suits
At ACTUAL COST Don't fail
to See Them.
N. E. ELSEA & SONS,
First Door North of Cottage Grove Hotel.
.Si
Short Una
10
J'uul, Jiuluth,
Mlnnenpoll, Cliicnyo,
AND POINTS HAST.
Through Palace and TonriHt 8k-cern
Dining and Buffet Smokli
Library Curs.
DAILY TRAINS: TAST TI.MK
I'nr Rules, Koldura mid I'ull Inlormii
tlnn rcBiirding Ticket Iloutes, cult on or
nililiem
J. W. 1'IIALON.T. 1'. A.
II. DICKSON, U. T. A.
3d St., Portland Ore.
0. w. r. A.
scatllo Vih.
GlM'.sinun VL B"(!i, proprietor
Also own and oppcratc the Bohcmi n
and Black Bittte Stage I.iucs
First-Qass Turnouts, Double or Single a
Reasonable Prices
122
A. II, 0. DKNNISTON.
CIS Kint Avenue,
Harness and Saddle)
MAIN STHKET, COTTAGi; OIIOVK.
George Meinzer, Prop.
A line lino of Harnc.i, Hmldloi, Wblp, Jluggy
Ilobe., Leather IlclllliK, Hlc,Blw)-i on linnil.
All klniU of Itopalrlng a Specialty Alt linml
awed work tnrned out,
Our Kurmor Friends can got Hie very bout at
tho Lowct Living I'rlcen. Como In and oxom
Ino the good and for )niinv)f.
4 There was never a heller chance to secure
f 1. ..., i.. ...1....
iinjaiuiiciit uiiik"II1.' Ill Jllhl Wlltll yOU
want at prices that just suit you than at
the present time.
BSAlCttAINS
Boots and blioes, Clothing of All Kinds,
Boy's and Men's Suits, Shirts, 1'tc. Utc.
are all going at Bargain Prices and roIiic
jusi, inii ami sec lor yourseii.
Store on west side, opposite Kirst National Batik.
A r it
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