Bohemia nugget. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1899-1907, February 19, 1904, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textk.l iiaxmh Mini re ,11 JULIIJUJUUUI JUUUUUUUJUUUJUAJL .V...I.. ....It.. I.... I.m... SHHl-lldOl IlllllkM Illlll HIIII1I1I0M Ill.MlH. '' "TOMLI'm lltnik Mom. ' ' flRTM Jlf4l illllUH lllllllltf Hilt llSrtlwilH.i. rtfitunmin. JmI.oWiVh kIhmwm NlriMlKtlit'li Uio him liralli. ii, IHf iff l l (Minj IIIIU iiiniino it I' i Mil i- r ....it ....I i. in.. i. .. ..t ii... i.'- j .hniiCM rt'Htunrunt. ''.iMmIIim Mliiiilo (Joiner, o( Drain, Hun- Sl lii the Urovo. Si Imvn Irlcd tin ri'Nl, now K''I iiiSlU'iit Dr. liimo'H glasses Wvsr your shaves iiiul it neat luilr autolhn' i"i AIIIhihi unii Hiinmhkh. IFoU. I In' if.'inl mill !Slrd Dr. I.hmc jjioroillli liiii will holuCnltugu Wrote. Wvua rucllli' Timber Co. Inst quite it tntriiilliiK miring i no reconi nigti met. juTao poriuiH'ri ill. Mrs. Field's Horn urn lln genuine nrllclo. Ljii'in. Mri IViirmin itinl huh, lien re tiirnwJ Inst Saturday friini visiting wUlim'liiiivcH, i SlrS) Hariris returned from the IioSpltnl at I'orthuid Wi'iluiKilny mi , Ihffliffi. in tnuii. i IfmregALI'. 7'-' itrrc. mllo from , BreSwX'll- iliic liiilliiin IiiiiiI. Enquire ifJMKIil s.v .V Mii.ni:. MJmt i'vcr body likes I something UnrjHntlxlv tlnlr iippetlte, tint .x jimnuu ii'Hiiiiirmii iiiih ii . "ViwriBl" wiMliiiiit occnrreil on tli 3&M.l. It It. near Horeiia tturlnif .tlltXrecent heavy Htorm. Hltcilil your liiiMlntiwt hoiirH III Icail Ininw Mtiimlanl I k rroin Mr. , Klsltlwt in iiiniiiiK "iirary. i,.IfOiiareh.i.kliiKlorutlnilHir claim 1 Krtnfi Meillev ami Milne, they can Wliyotl wlier'e to net uooil one. ' ' .Z;. o i i .i i. MrSK. HamiiclH im in me city Wltimiie view of liri omliiitliiteri I II tllClnmlier ami mllllilit liitHlnrNH alt luru -l l tnki'. voiir im'iiU at IliiOtl'H lllllll- II HlMIIIIIIlt Km i. (lifilgftlic lu'Mt the market can Hiipplv -'IiwHj'niir prmtcrly Willi, iih It yun . wiUltltii hcII It. W'm can llml yon a bliycr. Mkiu.cv v Milm:. .1 It. I'.llliitt reliirneil lrom .. fii511!irtliiiiil luiHpllal liixt Hatnrilav. bfifljlttl" If any Impruveil In lieallii. Url'I' k t'ninlH'll. liri'Hlileiit nl tin- 'tRnclllc TIiiiIht Cimipiiny, went to , ItoSolliiru I he tlrHt nl the week on ''IfililncwH inatterH. ""''IPIiO Krltli Tlii-atni ('niiiiany will ' plftai" wwkH I'liKiiKcmciit at the OTTqm limine coiiliiienelms l'"el '.11th OlrJiiaMit pLiy evrry nluht. ' Wiuin. if KiiKeiie, life liiHiir ' miCCTKi'nt, wan In the city Wcitiif" 'JiUWml tvmillneil over to attend the iJpjUl I-' Kiicmnpmellt WciIiichiIii.v "1 inltev l'Vi-mi will reltirn home In Itnoito i-miiliict ncrvlci-H at the M I iW. Si. ... J. u.... - . .i'i... Ilinrch next Hllllilny. The even .RUtiJect will lie "llroken Tii-th ami utilcct will Ih ' llrokeu Tivtb ami 1 i.m.Vii,,, ,.i i,,!,,! 5SL" . ! PAUtlie nnulit Hook Hlom can Im , , foiihil the liiti-Hl iniiKiiilneM, n ooil I1IIU.OI lliailK IIOOHH, lip in nun' nimr 1 djvnl tiookH III the circulating llhrary 'ftliilLlilKhclaHH iierfumeii. , Wttlie llirtlnlay Party l veil at the .Wiioilmeii Hall hy the l.uillei Alii of ttuvglirlHtlaii Church Mutiility even InMvruN well attemliHl ami wiw Imlli ii llimiieliil nml a Hoclal hiiccimh. ' fjulilwlattheC. I'. Church Kiimlay luorRlmt A Hole In tho Wall." 1 YRtniV IVnnlL H iniKlliii; 111 tliu ,.V.. , 'irTMtrllh pnMcliliiirHi.rvlfeHfollowlHu. ! umre lUVIU'il in tliemi Herricen. i m . . . . (Sertoli attact nl liifiiriuatlmi mi iTjiinu'e may I hi avnlilcil II the Iptt'lll muni tticir Kir'" a vaic iiiiiii' mulie luv i.ra uriiK Miore. it the IiiihIiichh. Then) I uotlilui; t HIIJ hen'by autliorUu Anna K. Umler- .wood to collect my arcoutitH. Any tdnkTliowliiK theinxelvcM linb-liti'il to lliiofwlll pleiiHC call at my relilenee "Tttniiniay the muiic. (leo. Wall, M hnruiivil hy n bml cmiitli7 Una nMfitfil'H IIumiIiiiiiihI Kvnii, It will mt- curalynii hihiihI nlrep nml ellecl n c.i prompt iiikI nullciil euro 'Xx:, Tiilo nml tltftOjl Holil bv New Km Drug Htnre. "'BBS'' ''oniaii, Kinerarfrelht ami "'MiwaictiKer iiKfiil of then. I'. It. It. Co., til waTTn town TucHilay looking into tlicjluinbi'r hI t u it 1 1 1 in with ii view to lt wlnp u-lint rellel. If any, could be nffprdeil from ttirprewnt IiIkIi trelBht tariff: jLWIiv I'lrnt Volern Klionhl lie l'ro- tccllonlHlH" Utlie title ol the llrHt i (lOcTitnent of the campalKii of 1IK)I, 0 UHliod tiy tli Ainerirnn , yi'aflg l-iiKue. One copy I'rotectlvoiKi'ne' fri-etoanyl uppllcaut AUtl.. I niirmii .-vim iioHiaicnrn mim-Hi. AiiaUtr Diicument No. I.V AifilreHHMllrMi,ii.,ili ,)n,, W., i, ....mm vmXV. Wiikenian, Ueneral Secretary, ' iW'jiiiroiuiway , new lorx. n. . 10 WoiuairH ( lirlHtlatl 'lenitiHr-' Vniill Inli, n tvt I.itt fli.i.i.,1 will WlfiTviC mi Krhlav. Kob. Ill at !:3tl ll. 111. nttttio homo ot Mr. Frank Wheeler. ibjlllbla Hluily, a I.r imIhiUi-h purltuiiiciit- nrjTUrlll, tliu iIImciinhioii oi ii very im- Ijibrtiuit Hiibjecl by Ihu member, ami jropTirlH ol committee work followed ibyjiihort IiiihIiichh hchhIoii, will bu Itti5!bbect ot thlH uieetltiK. Ketuvery linember niiiku a Hpeclal effort to at tend. Kvery one welcmnu. lor Cold Feet taku a Heat by the lire, or tuku to bed with you one of our Hot Water IIiikh. lor Cold Hands take mom exeivlHe, or build upyoiirclreulatlon by taking our Illood Tonic. tor a uoia Ebart . . . ftako a look Into tho liomeH ol tho poor, or ot your liver Into better Hliapu by taking 1U.00D UVIJR TONIC. You will lliiil Jimt what you need at Items of Interest In mid about Connie drove and vlclnlly. I The Oregon Mineral HprlugM Com 1 pnny whoso springs urn ill Loudon, 1 iilmiil, 12 inllcH from Collage drove, , lii-lil it. meeting III IIiIh i lly on Iiii 1 Friday miit appointed Mr. .1. I', Cur I rln HiMTC'lmWi In plncc nl Mr. Hin t 1 llrnwii, wlio luifi uiiiio Flint. Tim t'limpriii.v lint tlcclileil in tiring I no virtues ( (IiIh wulur before I In' j in 1 llrand will miiiiii put In n plant to llllllllllllCtlll'H lllll HIlllH Wlllcll Will III! put Into Hiniili Mottle lor dlslrlbu l ton. Will iiIhd IiiiIIIk the water anil plant iiiimiiIi'. Competent midiurltli'H statu t hern Im mi lull iorkliown remedy lnr Htuinncli iiiul kidney troulilcM, rlii'iiimttlHiii or ruturrli, than these waters. It In expected In have every thing In irnillncHM (osunply tint trade li.v tlio llrst of May. Anyone desir ing lurthcr Information can address tlui company at l.oiulon, Oregon. Nunc Artluir Hprajr, who died on IiihI Thursday ami was Imrli'il on Friday, wiim liiirn in barren roiiuly, luwa, .Inn. Ut, IHIfl ami at tlii' I line ol IiIh death wan 57 vimi-h, I inuiitli ami It) iInvm of ami. Ill was married to Alta Mltclii'll In IHU2, nml leaves a will', two KiiiiN,aililiinri1iiKliti' anil a Hti'pMiiii. Two brothcia and a hIh. Icr survive him, Jnlin Hpra.v of I:iihI era Oregon, A Spray nl Washing tiiiiaiiir.Mrn.il. V. Tliorntiin of Cut Inge tiro vis State lliiine Wiinlen J. W. linker returned TlmrHilay morning Iroin tliu East, wlieru III' Iiiih Imi'H its ili'lu gntn to tin) lejiKiin American rqniriIUIlll which i uiii'iii-ii rnj, iu ami II. Tim convention wmiml up with a linni'iiet on tint nluht ol 1 1 lllli. Mr. linker HH'akH ot having n pleiiMant trli iiHImmikIi culil. mul HHVM much Intercut wiih innnltot at tliu oiiiviiiittoii. '1 In' U'iikuk will meet "exi year at waiiir. niuu. i;itiimi llrovn ami mirroiimllnc- ntrv In IiixvIiik a kooiI growth anil with KiVHtera capital eninliiit Into the valley ami mountalliH with tliu I.dwIh nml Clark Knlr touttrnct H.-oplu to ()( , , n,j r nuiliy rrmmrtv to ,rrtw lrom. wenwno reiiMiuifor hnril tluica. ami wu will not have tlicm provlilinl we all work in linrinoiiy ami hIvpw our faith hy our wnrkn. I.khI Humlny ami Hnnilny iitKht u heavy rain cnutliiueit thmiiKlinut I In' iltt v itinl nlKhl. nml Mnmlay the i nvrr rne raplilly ami It wiih rx-exM-clril the former hlli wutcr murk uoiilil be irnclicl ami tliu I river vroulil oveillovv ltn liaukt, but a the ralu rracM ami the wrKllmr I jsrew rimlrr, the water lieunn to lub- lile hy Moinlny evenlnic Itev. I'litiimn caw very near full j biK lino four nr live feel, of nwlftly I niiiiiliiK water while. rroHnlntc a HWnlleii Htivam nil on ot IiIh Ioiik ' ruiiniU IiihI week. Tliu fence nu which he ilcHiulfil broke Ioohv ami 1 Im barely i-caei living ilrowueil. In , IiIh HtniKuleH he fortunately Hrlteil a hiiIIiI lioanl by which he Hiieccrilctl lu Killllbii; laml. Deputy llauin Wanlen A. V. Nye, nf I'cmlleliiii, hint week luaile a blK limit ot mime law violator at llep tier. Ilearrmteil twelve In oneil .v on the charKe ;f MliootliiK Hivr out nl Manou, ami wneii arraiKiieii picaueii utility nml were llneil Z, anil c I'OMtH 'fi,,. tlilrlii'iith vlnlntnr chiih. lii ami p(,iii-i kiiIIij- without arrenl , Have Dr. l.owe cure your lieml anil eye ache by removing the ciiuhc wltli a pair of IiIh nuperlnr kIiimm-h. iTlieycint no more than other ami you have the Uuiellt of IiIh Is yearn klll ami experience. Conciliation i friH'. Momlay anil to eilncmlay i n ".oxl ,v"'.k -' I"-Lowe the well known ociilo-op- M1'1'"' ' -"Kvn will !. In !.'ottnne ..........,.-, ,,,,. ,,m i inn in mi w nun icni viiurrju'MioruiuHHeH. .Mm. M. WorthllfKton. fnrinerl.v .niMH inn well ol nralii, lint now a teHlileiitof Kent, WiinIi.. Ih vUUIiil; her rebitlvi-H In till city. It Iiiih Ihm-ii nbiuit Unit1 yenrHHluce Hhe lelt for Kent to make, that her home. At the Tucil'iy livening WliUt Club there were tweiily-luur mem hern In attendance. Mr. A. II. Wuoil won the coiiHolatiiui prlxe wane .Mr, i' . ii, noeiilmrK irmtieil ,lu' nr' ,rlw- Don't foriret to hid vour bent irlrl ami baviin; Hectireil her, wvimi ticket for the ".luhlleo SIiikith" at .Mamiulc Hall, Fuh. L'l, ami help the Hhlewalk film). Mr. Ilanly Crow, of l.nraue, wit a vlltor to tliu Nuunet olllce thin wwk. He left mi oilil uurof corn which I a mixture ol two kind of kernel. Otto 1 1 row ii vlHltiil Id iiarentH here on Monday ami TueHilay. Otto Iiiih llpoHcd of hi halt luieivHt In tliu Scliwerlni; barber hIioii at ICu- WIiiIcm Wallace iL'turueil Satui- ,i,,v nun t.i-.. i.-.u.L' i. tliu lutercHt of the M W. A. I'lm Mlvl..iMlli A.imi'il Cl.,1.. C,. ventlon of the ChrlHtlmi knileavor Society will be In hchhIoii Iu IVmlle. ton Feb. ... Dr l.owe ih tlio only cxcIiihIvc op tician Iu tliu valley. He doe notKo from Iiouhu to Iioiiho and Iiiih no IIKCIltH. The annual meetlnjr ol tho l'aclllu CoiiHt AnHoclatlon of Tralllc AkciiIh will bo held In AhIiIiiihI tliuLUtli limt. ClieHter I.oy Htarted torn vUlt to IiIh old homo at Kiuihuh City, Mo., Wodiicmlay nlKht. rKrni'Nt l'umineo and family vlnlted Frank KIIIhoii ami tmully on How river UiIm week. Itobert lllalr, who Iiiih been vlnlt Iiik In tho City, retttrnt'd to SprliiK: llelil TiieHday. You are nnfo when you purcliiixo Dr. I.owo'h Hiiporlor ;laHHen-uyo unto and price nafe. The Dotnocratlo HtatoCiintrnlCom inltteo will moot lu Portland next Monday, I'rudciit people piircluiHoDrl.owu'H kIiivkch. Sure molo cure without pain at. AIIIhou and HautltiKH. ANOTIinit NOW HUILDINO. ThotiuiH Awbrey will utonco IickIii tliu election of a two Htory frmno bulldliiK'J."ix7(l feet on IiIh lot between tho lmlldliiK occutilod by Jlartln and I.uwHoii and tliu I K, Church. Thourouml lloor will IhuhciI for lloor purpoHOH whllo tho upntalm uoiu win no lor otiicoH, mm tlio rear imrt win no nrmiiKud (orllftlit hotmc-keopliifr. DIVIDE' ITKMS. KttKliircr M. F. (Jrren, of tlio Hold miwinlll, returned Hnnilny from Yon collit. .1. l. SlmpHoii Ih now located In IiIh new tTHlileneo at I lie mill. .lame llawley left lor California llml, week. Hev. WlnaiiH, of Haloin, prenchrd to miiall audleiiceH Hattirday uljthl mid Sunday. W. II. Miller and .laiue Tapp enrh received a Hhllilllullt of fruit tree from the I'acllle Numcry of Tanient hlHt week, Mrn. Will Collin Iiiih been Hick lately but wiim wo rue IiihI Friday iiIkIiI. MIhhAiiiiIu Diideiwood In now lo cated In CntlnK" drove. cheHtrr Davln, el. al., havebroiiKht a Hteam woodciltllliK mil lit nut here and ale kiiik to cut wood for W. S. Miller. They claim they can cut, l.'M onU per day. ThocrcckH are KcttlntC up pielty hlKh mi' I roadH mid brldKeHitrebeliiK wiihIhmI out. We iiniliTMlmiil that two ot our prominent cltlzeiiH IM lurlon mid f ifii. W. McIteyiioIdH have Imiui iiien l limed an candldato for repreKciita-Hvi-h for l.ane county. Ah Mr. Fnr Ioiik decline to rilll we believe Divide will Hiipporl Mr. MclteynoldH. I.0KANI! NOTES. Itntn! rain! rain! heavy down pour all day mid iiIkIiI, ho the crcckH over Unwed and thu bottom me lake. Charlen llarrln ol Silk creek, Mpetit lat Sunday with hi HlHter .Mrn. . A. Crow Mr. J. A, Wiintworlh will till weik vlnlt IrlemlH In Fuceiie. I A.. I. Crow, near Crow fell and broke cevernl lib recently. FrlcmlH of Mr. I.. K. Ward made them a pleiinanl Hiirprle the evening of the hlh lint. Clin ItobliliiM, Coyote creek, had hi foot badly ciiihIkmI a fuw day aiio. .1. A. AtkiUHiiu Iiiih been on the Hick 111 lately, but It 1 hoped will noon recover. Mr. HaHkliiHliad IiIh lejr broken a liort tlmo mIiicc. Mr. l.a llluo hriH l-Iohd down IiIh hikt mill for a Hhort time, Mr. I.a Hlue In recovering from a nick iipell. W.A. Hvaiu from Idnbo ! the new ttaclior for the I.ormie hcIiooI wlilcli lirKln March 7th. Y. M. C. A. The following U a lint of tlio com mittee nu niattem pertnlnliik' to tho Yoiltii; Mett'H ChrUtbiD AHioelntlon. It Ih reported by those III chnrne ot attain that everything Ih proirrenHlnK moHt favorably: Commit ten on tnvinhtntlilp: F. D. Wheeler, I'mil Medley, I.loyd Shirk, Wlnlern Wnllnci', W. C. I'owen, Kdd Klunerty. Alta KIiik. Comniltteo on ImlldltiK nnd tiilp. inent: .1. I. June, lroy woddn, David (iHkkh. F. H. KoienburK. F. It. I'hllllp, Dr. Corpron, A. I.. UrlKKs IVank .Ionian, 0. .1. Howard. NDIICU TO TAXI'AYUkS. Shcritr Ofllee, KilKviie, Ortfon, Fehrimry 10, 1001. Only the laxca lor 11W3 will be col lectwl iliirlni! the yur 1WH. At the Ul .pivliil n-oii til tho Oreuoii IcrIi Uluie the tux lnw mntle in 1001 Jwas ru rmicteil ami mid Inw will lw in force fur tliu collection of 1903 tixen, anil in olH-tillice it i n follow, to-wit: I If you pay your tuxen in full on or before Mitrcli 1Mb you will bo allowed n relmte of tlueu por cent. i! II you pay your t.ixeM Ih'Iwcoii March ifilli nnd up to nnd uieliulinK the llrel Monday in April, tbeie will noi he nny lehutuiind neither will thnre be nny peindty or interest mldrd. II Hut leiiHt oiie-halful your tiixo uie not paid on or before tho llrat Mon. ihiy In April, they will become delin quent, when thuro will be added penalty nf ten per cent, nnd the lax will nlo dritw interest lit the rate ot twelve per cent pur iiuiium iu addition to the penalty. - If you pay one-nidf ot your taxes on or before the llmt Monday in April, then the remaining hall may run up to mid including the llmt Moinlny in Oo tolier tollowiiiKi but il the hint halt of tuxfiluo U not inild by the first Monday in October, It Wonies ilellmiiieut, and there will lie added to such balance, u ii-nnlt v ot toll ner cent, nnd iu addition. Hindi hiilain o will hear into rent at the rale ol twelvo por cent pjr iiniinm from t lie II rut Monday inAii.il tintilimld. 0 On nil porHonul property taxes, it onu-half I not Mid on or before the llmt Monday iu April, the lawn compels the Hherlir to levy upon and collect the samu niter .May im, nence 10 prevent n Inw uooil liersoiint nronerty nftcr Muy Iht'it will bo necessary for one-half to be paid an above stated. tl TheTlnw compels the. Hherlir to sell nil lands mi w hich taxes liavo not been paid nnd that such sales shall not bo held Uloi than March 1st of the year siicceedliii? tho year In which tho tux law is Hindu. 7 The property will bo sold to the person bidding tlio lowest rate oi niiur Vkt, and cerllllcate will bo Issued tlicro for, and deeds ulvon to such property fold, unlets redeemed within three yxnra from tlio ditto of such sales. I'liu lUull ussessment rolls will be opened (or the collection ol taxes there on February 33. 1001. 1 lemiiln very respectfully yours, I'll HI) I'lSK. Mt Sheriff and Tnx Collector. .9, V. THOHW'IUW HAS Ol'KNF.l) A N15W Confectionery Htoru tlrt door enHt of pant olllce, a 1 h o cnrrleH liMdlnu InnnilH ol CltfiU'a, Tobacco etc. Kvcrtlilnff now and llrst chow. Will bo iileiwed to meet any and nil. . v sat M v MTII1 MI in-omi Jenvn lJie ' V.Wl.111 f I I Benson's IMirc Drugs Sundries, i . . i Stttiout;i3'. ',: iM.'til orders received 1; prompl .'illeiition. 5 SucccHHor to .1. 1'. Currln. LINCOLN ANNIVI-RSAKY. The l.luciilu iiunlverHiiry Hervlren were held at the Christian Church on Sunday moniliiK limt. The ineiiiberH of Appomattox l'ot 0. A. It. of till city had Invited the Kev. millnnton tHHjak ntthemoru IiikmtvIcu upon tho Hiibjcctof I.ln coln'H birth and life, which Imitation lie kindly accepted. The I'ot lued a call for a'll old HoldlerMot the Civil, Spanish-American and Indian warn and Souh of Veteran to meet at the hull on .Sun day morning ami proceed lu a body to the church. Some thirty-live or forty veteran of the different want n-Hpomled to the call. The excellent choir of the church, umler the leader Hhlp of Mr. Awbrey, rendered Home very appropriate HcIccttoiiH for the occasion. Comrade Arne who wan, during a part of the term of hi ser vice, statliiiicd where he frequently Mil v Mr. Lincoln, wiih Invited by tho piiHlor to make a short talk, which he did In mi Interesting manner. HIh coiicIiihIiiu wiih that one cause of Mr. Lincoln' KreatncHH wiih tie K'ood book lie liutl read and pondered over III III early life. Kev. IIIIIIiilMoii Htateil, that he did not expect to nay anything new about Mr. Lincoln. The fact con. cernbiK IiIh life were familiar to all ami hail Ikimi repeated many tluieH yet the rovlowltij: ot and the con aid erlii); ot hiicIi a man ami such a Hie would at all tlmen prove beneficial. For Hoiuetliliii,' more than a halt hour tho mlulHter, In a veiy enter tnlnliiK way, recounted many Inci dent In the life of till treat man, whose life won devoted to his coutitry nnd who died for It. Kveryono pres ent appreciated the discourse, nnd especially did the old veterann who when culled by 1'rrsldent Lincoln to Herv their country answered the summons, mid who learned to lova mul trust him as they would a father, felt moHt deeply the good tliltiRa said of him. Following Ih a poem read by the pnxtor during bin discourse: Tin: u an fkom the cnowo. Ssm Wtlter Foil. Men ccm si all kr mi the leaves on the Ireei, An alike ai the befi In a luannlnx ot beei; Aud we loox at Hie mlllloni Ibat makeup the taie. All tuallj tittle and equally great, Ami Ibe pride ol our couiate Ii cowed. Then Talc ealli tor a man Who U laner lhau men, There'i a lurxe In the crowd-lhere'i a moe- meat.- end then There arUei the loan who It lamer than meu, And the man routes up (rum the crowd. The cli,er of tiltlei run hither and you. And the llllle imall dari of small Iblugsijo ol And the world art'ini uo better at lumet than dawn, And the race still Increases Its plentiful spawn, And the voire otour walliux Is loud. Then the Ureal peisl rails out for the Ureat Man to rome, and the crowd, nnU'llevluf sits sullen and ilurub, - llultheiltcat iH'ttl tsdoue, for the Ureal Man Is rome, Are, tliu man routes up (rem the crowd. There's a dead hum ot uU'ei, all say the aauie IhluK, And our forefathers songs are the lonis that ue sing, And thodtwdibjrour fathers ami g-randtalhera itoue are done bv the son of the lun ot the ion. And our headi lu contrition aro bowed. Ui, a i all for a man who Shall male all thing! new Goes down through the throng. Heel hetlieatu vlewt Male room for the man who shall mete all tlilnits new 1 Fur thinian whoruinraup from the crowd Aud where Is the man who comes up from the throng Who does the new deed whoslugi the uew song. And who mule, thoold world ai a world that (anew? And who Is Ibe mailt ltU)oul Ills you! And our praise Is xullaul aud proud YVe sra uHltlug for you there-for jrou are the maul dime up from Ih loalle ai soon as you can Uomeup from tho crowd there, for yoii are the mail, The man who comes up from the crowd LONDON ITEMS. Feb. 15 Lot of rain and water but no tlumago done. hlgb The U. S. mall failed to reach here today. A few du.VH ago luteuau excitement prevailed among some of the eitUens of this place and well It might for their lives were In great danger. They wore out lu the woods and tho day hail drawn to a close. They were unarmed and had no help, ex cept a shepherd dog, when suddenly to tltelrRivat surprise, a shriek like that ola Calllornla Hon shook the very foundation on which they stood, tho terror of which cannot bo written. They stood their ground In defiance of the monster, until shriek alter shriek warned them tho enormous beast was right upon them, when they took to their heels and being ilwt of foot nindo good their escape. Some ol tlio neighbors were called to help capture tlio beast. From tlio host Information wo enn A Remnant Sale In order to make room for our large line of Spring and Summer goods we are going to make a clean sweep of all remnants in the house by making the price such that no one will hesitate to purchase at least something. OUR DRESS GOODS REMNANTS Do not consist of short cuts that you would be un able to use, but consist of waist and skirt pat terns. We also have a number of silk remnants which will be found in our remnant sale. Come and look and you will be convinced. aeeure atthla time, the hide of thin animal Tlien tlioroulily dried, iiieaHiired from the end of the iiokc to the tip of the tull, an Ioiik hh a piece of rope. I John Miihhv captured a fine cougar I the other day. J. II. ItoiiHe Ih here looking alter the lute rcHtH of the t'oaat Fork I.um lier Co. The London Timber Co. HeemltiKly idle for a. Ioiik time, evidently have not been anleep. IuiIkIiik from Home moves they are now making. V. II. DenulH ia Htlll itbwnt. He haa lieen Hpemllng aotue time In New Vork. Wu aro expecting him back noon and tlicro will hooii lie aome- i tiling doing upon IiIh return. Some people aro looklug for hard tunea, but we don't hoc any reason for It an we have too many resources to draw from. Wo are looking for the beat time ever bnd here. The lumber builncHH Ih picking up Dome here. There will tie lota ol work done In Bohemia this ftcaaon, nnd lilnckbutto Ii expected to work fromiWO to 600 men the coming Hum mer. Tlio Oregon Mineral Springs aro coming to tliu front a the greatest henltb resort on the I'acllle count. The new company is making prepa rutiotiH to nJuco the wnter to salts In nu extensive way. A limited amount has already been produced and b.ts given satisfaction to those who have used them. Al. W. A. Orchestra Dance. The dance given on Monday night at the Opera House wa. despite the heavy rain, well attended. The iiiu hIc furnished by the orchestra was exci'Ptliinallv line. These series oi iliiiirrrt aro given to raise funds to pav for the organ and other articles wlilcli adorn the M. W. A. Hall. The next dance will be given iu about two weeks. The lloval Neighbors. An j Hilary to the M. W. A. will have their dauce on St I'atrlck's night. CITATION NOTICE. INTIIK COUNTY COUUT OF TIIK STATE OF OKEUON. For the County of bane. In the mat ter of the uiianlianaliip of Stella I. lied ford, nnd Hoinrr 1). Keillortt. minors. citation. To Slelln 1. Iietifotd and Homer D lUilfonl, minors, their next ot kin nnd nil iwrsons interested in the following tleaerineil real estate, greeting: In the name ol the Slate of Oregon, von are htrebv cited ami required to ap- iionrin the County Cotnt ol tlio Slate of Urruoii. for the County ol Line, at the Court ltooin thereof, at Eugene, in the County ot Line, on Saturday the fill) ,1hv ol March HH)i. at 1 o'clock in the afternoon o( that day, then and there to show eaue if nny you nave. ny an order should lint be nimle nuthoririiig tho liiiardian, Harriett E. Kedford to sell at private sale all the undivided interest of tlio saiilSte'ln I. Iledfordnnd Homer I), ltcdfurd, minors, in the fol lowing described real property towit. IU'Kinniui; at a point 30 feet east of the South east corner of Lurch llrothers Ware-house lot, running thence East nlong the south line of John Cochran Donation Land Claim, a distance ol il rods ; thenco North 8 roils ; theuco West 10 rods; thence Soutli to the plnco of beginning, located in TownshlpiOSouth ol Knngett West, in Lime County, Ore gon, except a right of way theretofore conveyed to Tho Oregon A Southeastern Railroad. Witness, tho Hon. II. U. Kineaiit, Judge of the County Court of the Statu of Oregon for tho County of l.iino, witli the seal of said Court iiltlxcd, this SOtli tlnv ot January A. I). 1004. Attest : Seal. E, U. Lkk, clerk Published bvorder olll. U. Klncaitl. County Judge for Lane County, thoUOth lay ot January ivui. -ii ANOTHER CASE OF RHEUMATISM CURED 11Y UIIAMUKKLALVS PAIN IIALM. Tho efficacy ol Ciainbei Iain's Pain Balm in the relief of rheumatism is being demonstrated daily. Parker Trlnlott. of Giicaby. Vn.. eayj Hint Cham bcrlatn'a Pain llalin gave him per manent relief lrom rlieumaium in me back when overvthinii else failed, ami bo would not bo without it. For sale by New Era Drug Store. I. 0. 0, F. Coast Fork Encumpmont No. 49 Initiated eleven now members Into the i'atrlarclilal uoiiieu nine ana Royul Purplo degrees on Weilnesday nlg'ht. Tho Kugeno team asslstod, A midnight supper was served. LURCH'S The Giver of Best Values. 1 RERDY MADE CLOTHING The London General Merchandise. Store wish to announce to tho buying public that they now have a very complete stock of (ieneral Merchandlso which they Intend selling at leant 30 per cent lielow nil couictltlon. Wo purchase our goods In largo quantities through Eastern Drummers, pay cash for all wo buy, have no high rents, no Insurance rates to pay, nnd consequently can sell very cheap. Think of CLAY Worsted Suits. fit $7.50 High Grade Goods nnd other lines of Ready Made Clothing of Neatest up-to-date style at prices that will surprise you 11. D. Wells Shoes Our line of M. I). Wells Shoes are tho best wearers on tho market and at prices that cannot bo equalled. Try our Roast Coffees, the best flavor and will plenBe you. SUTHERLAND & GEER, London Oregon. Griffin & Veatoh Go KNOWIiES & GETTYS Proprietors ol ...The Miners Supply House... Our Motto: Good Goods for Low Prices. General Merchandise, Miners' Tools and Ammunition BOHEMIA, OREGON. NOTICE. Notice la hereby given that my wife Mnrgaret E. Hlggltm has loft my bed and board without Just ciumo nnd I will not bo responsible for any bills alio may contract. W. T. UIOdlNH, FIRE. Don't neglect that house, but call at tho o.xprcss olllco and have Tom Awbrw write you uii iv policy lu cither tho .Etna Insurance Co. or tho Oregon Fire Relief Association ol McMlnuvlllo, Oregon. eot-8 ft to $9.00 THE CUTTING QUALITY of any tool Is always a dsslrablo one, but of equal Importance Is tho power ol retaining this quality so ns not to require too frequent sharpen ing. By making your pnrchases of the Griltln & Ventch Co. you nlwaya receive your money's worth In tho best quality of tools and cutlery ol properly tempered steel that Is sure to bold an edge. OHAMHERLAIN'S STOMACH A NO LIVER TAIJLET8. UNEQUALED FOR CONSTIPATION. Mr. A. II. Kane, a prominent drug, gist of Daxtor Springs, Kansas, says: "Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets are, iu my judgment, tho most superior preparation of anything In use today for constipation. They are euro in action and with no tendency to nauseate or gripe. For sale hy New Era Drug Store. For sale, lot 297 foot front by 173 deep on Wall street, good trees) nnd good sldownlk, will noil cheap In- quire at Nugget olllco.