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About Bohemia nugget. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1899-1907 | View Entire Issue (April 1, 1904)
r-?i I H. C. MADSEN, Watciimarkr. Prr-lrlr.t lit n-MftnaMi- e nnriri We've Heard From Brown. ' All KtlMrMMW-. ttlfl-.'l:i. Watthr, Clorki ami Jewelry at turn Ml 1'rins COTrAQK UKOVK, OKK. kepuidic Mo., Mat., 23, 1904. Do 1 11; Ml A Nuggkt: As I said in my lotmcr letter I nrrived in Kl l'.tsont 5. 6 ami 7 o'clock. The S. 1. tram rims from Los Auceles to j Kl l'a so on coast time mul ns Kl Paso luis mountain time it of course .arrived otic hour early. Trains I leaving Kl Paso K0iB l$as 'e central time, consequently the S. I P. depot had 5 o'clock, the city I had 6 o'clock mountain time, and 1 the Texas Pacific had 7 o'clock j central time, and as I hnd no clock I missed my train and laid over in I Kl Paso 34 houis. Kl Paso is quite an interesting place and a I arrived 011 Sunday evening I louud nil the visitors very much excited over the hull j fight that had just taken place Bjl.! attention gtv.ii to Mlnlnf.Corroratlon I " jhuic iiuu uic ma- and Mtrrantiu Uw. : jonty ot tbem beitiK Americans joeoTrormin Aiimtnj'inore they had but few words of praise COTTAGE GROVK. ORE. i except for the bulls. I hnd the 1 pleasure of seeing two bulls that hnd been in the ring and not killed but they would certainly have looked better had they been on the block. I also saw the car casses of two bulls and one horse that had met death in the ring the horse having been gored to death by the bulls. I never saw a bull fight and after hearing a de scription given by thoe witness it, I believe I had rather Fine sPend ,ue dollar some other way. Jii.i .iso is an interesting pince at least I suppose it is, the people say so. If the regionsof the itifiruo were not already well established I would vote for KIPaso. It has the disreputable characters and climate highly suited to that purpose. The thermometer registered 96 the day I was there and as it hadn't rained since "'time whereof the memories of man runneth not to the contrary' ' ( the streets were somewhat dusty, j The town consists of Mexican 1 greasers and government officials I who put in most of their time look j ing wise and drawing their salary. Juarez, the Mexican town across the line, is a permanent failure and j is made up of Chinamen trying to get across tne line into America and Mexicans trying to trade the unsuspecting American. Mexican "Free Silver" for gcod money. All ;goods sold in Juarez have o prices. If paid for in Ameri can money trie price is lust half 1 what it is in Mexican money. I ate dinner at a Chinese restaurant and when I was through and asked A. H. KING Attorney at. Law, VOTTAGH OJlOVti. OliK. T. E. YOUNG Jlttorncy-atLaw Om on Main street, West Side COTTAGR GROVK, OrK J. C JOHNSON attorneys amt Counstlors-at'Late LT, Harris. A. C. Woodcock. WOODCOCK & HARRIS, ?1 ttorneys-at-Latc epcclal attention f lven to the law of Mines. EUUKKK, ORK. AUCTIONEER. Twenty years exierlenee. stock wiles specialty. Wrlta for dates. W. T. KAYSEIt, Cottage Grove, Oregon. Keilderire Tl enc So. S ftct li ere IM. J. E. HOSMER, rilVSICIl.f and SURGEON Eir, Nose and Throat a Specialty. Office honrt from 9 to 11 a m f rom S to & p m. Sunday from U to 5 p ra. Office In Madicn Bnlldinr, Main itreet, COTTAGE. GROVE. OREGON. COAL ON Till: PACII IC COAST. In experimenting with coke for thi' p'itMi- ot wmkitig the trnr ores which me lound in Siinfi Catarina, Lower California, it was found that coke which was a pro duct of Otegon coal compared fa vorably with Eastern coke and will probably be used by the Pacific ( iSte;l Company, which will treat ( the ore tit the reduction works to he erected on San Diego bay. A dispatch received from Ta coma, Wash., states that the West ern l'ticl Company has penetrated a I fine seam of coal under the harbor 1 ofNonaituo. A tunnel was driven 1 nine hundred feet from the shore through hard rock and the coal was mi uck near Protection island.' The co.il is reported to be almost las hard as eastern anthracite. I The lack of coking coal on the Pacific co.ist has retarded hereto I fore the development of the gicat iron deposits which exist here and if coal of a character suitable 'or reduction purposes can be found it will have the effect of opening up a new industry ami an important one. for there are large deposits ol inm ore of excellent quality in many of the stales and tertitoiies of the Pa cific coast, It is not what a man earns, nut tile amount of his income, but the relation of his expenditmes to his who did i rccc,P's lllal determines ins povcity or wcauu. mion. W. S.CIirisman&ElyBj,,. MBS. CECELIA STOWE, Orator. Knlre Sous I'Ub. 17t5 Wnrn-n Amine. On. ...... ha... iVt.'Ji. IWS. Kor u.-arW four jwiri 1 ultensl from mnrinii troublei.. Tim .in." tor insislni mi mi operation die only way l. (jet rll. I, however. IrotiKlt niijnlisi in an i("ini.-... Mv IiikImiihI fell disheartened a well m I. fur li.mie with a sua woman i a .lm-otiolali' plaoo at tii-tt. Afn. ii.ll ilriiK(flt n.UIsi Inm to eel it Kittle of Wine of Cnnlui fur me to tr, mi.I lie.lnl I ienniit.iinirriveinnfeiv.l.nn.l inyrecinon waer raiul. Willi in eiKlitei'ii kj 1 a anollier U'iiiij. OREGON Shoit line AND UNION PACSFJC Thrrr Tnlw To Thr 1 IWI). IK . Ml ' li llcf 'K'v MM if ashion S Aim ii i it , llnluillilt (111(1 Mint I , ((, v I III' illlllv Ii n tl. ruiiuiau imii '"' .lee,.,.!,, U.I. I" '"'" V Kll.,.('ll . tlixi'llll' "llmK" l.ni.irl lee,i nil " 1 1'" ' i.liielish eekl Int'lllMk'"'. In ' ! ris liinciK I'"" ' Iteoi l'ut lil . '-n HOURS ItlHIl MllOCMICM0 I l S.. , l,llf Ol fH III,'.' i IM iiviiu'i CIIK1SMAN MAM.S - C()TTA;i ..).,, v tu i in I'lMk Si IIEt.l 1.1 finiii I'.i.llaiiil Ahnivk rmiM $ '.'np.tu, Eye UOISE IN TUB RACfi- Kchtlii; Teltgratn. Competition for the permanent home of the American Mining Con gress is augmented by lloise Citv entering the lists. The Capital news has taken up the matter, and, advocatingsome action being taken, says: "Denver, Salt I.uke, Helena and San Francisco hae entered the Mm N,ie' letter uliown every Moiiiiui linw a Inline m MililentsM'. (einale m'.ikne mul liownuniili'lel. me of I .inlm curej that u k neii ami lirnik". health ami liamn n. aj;iii I'" not Co on iiiiler intf tio tu votir i!riii?it t.Hla nml mfun- u fl.OO Iwltle of Wine of Card ii i. si.ll l-.ke. I'enver. ii oiili.li.iiaha, Khiuk" t't. M; .,Mii-,t'liieSind I .mt. 1 s,,t lke, I'enm.' H V ..,tl.. (Iinalia.1 0 tHlil.ln K,.n. Ot. UHlia.i'liii'tifiu ami Walla Walla, tw 1 latun , Spokane, H IX) a. m. WalUco, I'ullinan.l Mnmeiolii , l-1 Paul, Duliith, Mil watikeo, Oiii A Kant WIT BUBBLES TOASTS. mm flour mill? IIa iiin pint'liMM-il till' Witii-liiitis, tiwtinl Ity Mcvi Ivlletlxo S: IliKKiii-, lo atiiiinincv tlmt vi will cciiitiiiin i, larjjc stuck tf nil kiutls of Feed then . w he sold al lowcHt prices. Hy cinlrtitis itralltirnl, willHte drainK t ictelve a lii?e hte ..I wilir wtl(in(;r f hay ani m:i:i niu,ivi(ii:n ik. mi , , lliirlmitr V IBaiisrn. prop,, 1. ( i , it tt TTit, MaiuiKer. 1!fltfmi!ri!f!tM!f!tfnf!tf!!f!!fl!f!lf!!fl!fl!f!lfnfMfff(Tig Will, BARKER & PERMAN PROPRIETORS OF THE EXCHANGE DEALERS IN FIN WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS. Main itret. Collate Grove Ore. The Fid National Bank s Cottage Grovk, Ore. Paid i ) Capital, $25,000.00 Money to loan un approved security. Exchangee sold, available anv place n theOnited Stales "As the president of the con gress.judgej.il. Richards, lives in Boise, aud as this city is really among the most central in the American mining states, it would be a splendid achievement to secure the location of this permanent home here. "The mining congress is doing better work every year for the great industry it represents, and a perma nent home building in which would be held annual sessions and which the price "John" replied "You pay , would contain a permanent mineral in .Melican or Mexicano I asked , cxinuit unequaled anywhere would htm what was the difference and he I be a leading attraction in any city. Stimr Mumriiu enttnenta nihil l:iirrel t llauquels. A pnlillnlier mi.v tin lollnw ill , "Wiuiuin, the f.itnl wnrk In till in t llmi The .ililluii 11 larKe. nml no mm dh.inl.l lie Itlmiit 1. ''y " Thla U fnlrly F.r.imlf.1 tiy n y.xrl. race to ,etMirp thr twrmnn-nt hnine 1 '. KlvltiR tils illntnrrt wrflhri.it . ol the American Mining Congress. Denver has gone so far as to assure the congress of the donation of ground for a suitable building. OCEAN AMI ItlVEIl SfllEIULK g SpiMtig 18 bcVC-So ai'C IIiieiiTEniK, Pnildent, T. c. Wiiiilii, Cuhler, HOUDAY photos. Come at once nnd have your holl- jsaid "Melican mon 25 centos, Mexi cauo 50 centos." I paid American money. I paid 5 cent street car j fare in American money and 10 I cents Mexican mony for exactly the j same distance. 1 The Mexican in Mexico will day photos taken In time to send to 1 Elve twice the amount of goods for friends for Christmas. Do not wait 5 cents in American money that till the lut moment. they will for 25 cents in Mexican V. F. Siiaxakei.t. money, ana .Mexicano is enjoying Gallery on West Side Masonic Hall. Boston's Oil Field. Twenty-seven wells have been drilled in the new Iintson field and opposite a" fie glories of the free coinage of ; one dry hole 111 the number. Two Here is work for the Chamber of Commerce, and success would mean the annual gathering in Hoise of the leading mining men of the United States and the attraction to Idaho's mineral field of untold capital." Haiti, "Uelectul'le dear. o veet tli.it honey would l.lusli In her iirrsence nml treacle tnnj appalled." further. In rvicnrd to the fair fev u have: "Woman. ne nmln uo rulni- he upenka for herself." "Womnr,. tl . j hitter Imlf nf nittti." In rvpird to matrimony torn hn j elor oner kuvc. "MarriaBP. the it through wlilcli the happy lover lfu his erehnnttil grountl and rrliinin enrtli." At the marrlnKe of a denf ami lu 1 couple some wit wlsliol them IK'iikalilr IiIIm." At a supper Riven to a writer of . clles 11 Has wild: "The writer Kixxl health. .Mny he live to lie an hN Jokes." Kniin a law erltlc: "The tieiicli mul Imr. If It Here not for the liar 1 nouM lie 111 (If use for the tx'ti.-h ' A celelinitiil stnttsiuati, while .1 n with n .liirhi.s mi her elKhlleth ! 1 1 .lay. In propoliiK her henllh hhI.I "May you live, my Imly .Iiiehe. 1 til you la-Kin to crow ugly." "I thank you. sir." sin- unl.l. ni l I tuny you loins innlliiiu- your limie . anthUltle!i."-I.otiil(in Tlt lllln Kor San Krtieieo- hvery nve .ir ntS:Oi)p. 111. For AitorU, way inlnta nml North lleach-DallT teierpt Hun- ly'alS;00p. m. .Saturday at 10 00 p. 1 111. Daily nernre water tjMiilltiiis on Willamette ami atrtilll tiivera. For fuller Information aik or xrtto your neateat ticket aent. or A. U. CRAIQ, (Jenrral PaMrnKr Agent ThedrfKoo liallroad A Navaaliun t'o. Portland. Oirgon. With Spray I'titnps and Spray I ! . uncL lloro, llttkro nml t'llltlvrttor. Ollvpf'a Ulrel nlld Clllllnl I'lnMa T lUI. I'.. rtatt. a full mid cottipU-le l.lHe nf Mttnlwnrv, Nt..r , ,LJ Mining Stijtjilics mir Sprnali, ASK T1IK AOKKt r'OH TTCKITS Piper& Vand enbura iliiiiiUiiiiiimiiiiiuiiaiiiuuniiiuunuiwiiiiuaiiiiahi -TO Sjioknnr, .St. I'aul, .UlriiieirjiolK, Dututh. Chieufjo, SI t unln BE WISE At $1. a year No Investor can tifford to lie without the Journal for Investors Any one of lti features is alone worth the price of lubscrlptlon. It will iT you liuudreiU of dollars every year. Its ebaractor bas never been Impugned. JOURNAL FOR INVESTORS CO. Boom O, CbamUr of Commerce, Boston. Address letters to P. O. Box 2517. onvcr, uowever one woman t ex pect a nation of bull fighters to know much about finance. I left El Paso Monday evening at 7:30 central time and arrived in Ft Worth, Texas, the next evening about 8:15 where I took a 16 hour stop over, but as the majority of the time was spent in the hotel" asleep I did not leirn anything of special interest of the town. I left Ft Worth the following morninif via Paris and arrived in Republic in a beautiful .snow storm about 10 o'clock Thursday morning, Feb. 18 I mignt add here that as I rami. llrlnklnK anil Kuxiklna. "The prevalent Itlcn tlmt ilrlnkim. nml smoking nr.- eniuptuilon vices Is 11 1 together wrong." wthl n physician hIio AND ALI. roiNTS JtAST A.NI siit'Ttl una ma.ie 11 sih-cIuI slmly of iIIimiiii.i wells deliver from 2S,ooo to 28.000 nla- "' ""d. on the contrary. Hint barrels of oil a day. The crude 1 al'l,unl drutiiinnl Is not nlniortn-My product will refine 40 per cent il- n,llll',wI ""he u-of totmcto. lieu. . luminatingoiland 5 per cent gas "T ."T1 " !"""'r """'""' nantha The IHt,T. fiel,! ,L i "ot ,",nl" u'1"r Inline,.,-. naptlia I lit Hatson field todiy, it of aUt)lloli ,,, wh,.n 0 (,f is asrted, is cajrable of producing . Urmly li.m-iich.,1 In his sysiem hec... ".'u,r ij-uiuer poui 1111 tue con- 1 nothing for tolmcii), for then It 1ms iineni. liaison s oil' production is not going lo la-t always Every body kr.ous mat. Hut while it lasts it is the biggest thing since Spindle Top's best day, and it is more itnpoitaut than Spiudie Top because there is mote than twice as aiuch illuminating oil in the Uatson crude as there is in the pro INVALUABLE FOB IiHKUMATISM I have been suffering for the puet few years with a severe attack of rheutna Usui and found that Daliard'a Snow Liniment was the only thing that gave me satisfaction and tended to alleviate my pains. March 24th, 1002, John C. Degnan, Kinsman, Ills. 25c, 60c and $1.00. New Era Drug Store. tnrougu lexasl saw many people duct of the older field. It is stated busy planting corn and getting in that not more than 18 per cent il the earlier crops, but with the liiminating has been obtained from present high price of cotton, most the Spindle Top crude. Sour Lake all land available will be used for crude runs about the same as does that purpose. Cottoti planting 1 Jennings and Saratoga, according will begin about the first of April. ' to various authorities. Barton C. Y. Brown, j . ! IiALLAItD'8 IIOKKHOUNI) SVBUI'. its font- 1111.I lis Inlluetice upon ln nerves. Of course I ui.iiti In eitrem. CllkOS. "On the other hiinil, It la a mtliei curious fmt tlmt In the caao of tU. muleruU- drinker, who also smokes, tin cultlhk' off of his supply of tobacco ull. Increase his uppclltv for alcoholic h. cruBt'M. and while at llrst the- llipmr win not urreet him nearly so much n when he Is smokinK, In the end II w.l do him up. Conse.Ueutly it Is anfe 1. assume that the man whoiilwuyH u ..I liquor and lol.acco In UKslcriillou w.;i If he Klves up tohacco, tuke un r. stroiiKly to liquor. In fact, Ihlx Is m, assumption; it ms l.een (lemotislrat.-. on nunivmii oec-nslona." i'lillinlplpl.l. Il.-nird. 2 Odtliod Trains Dally Tki Fliir ind Tha Fast Hall Splendid Sen ice Up to date Equipment Courteous Employes "flKtf'ttHiii Amonq Ttit vpAISICS 4WI 5fand$forfh(be5f fhaf ismndc in JTootwear. AT ALL LEADING DEALERS. C.GOTZIAiN&(9 MANUFACTURERS. ST. PA U L-.. Expensive. I Father Yes, I admit my datigh 1 ter will have a good dowrv, but she I has very expensive tastes.' Lover I You amaze me. Wba t does she .ever want that is so sive? Father Well, you for one thing. Illustrated Bits. Immediately relievos ho.irse. ernm.v cough opprosse.1. rattling, rasping ami ! EXCIIAN0F.S COMBINE. llWIliMlll Kr,.l 11..." V." nV,,..i-f el..... .. 1,". ' I Tl,ei,,l.i . . . o. , .j, 1, iiiauurK, is., writea, .tiuv , nv. 1. 11111111' siock ex 20.1901: "I Iihv 1.... u..l i..l. chanoes nf M... r,.. . lard's Horehonn. SeV, f,.r.rh.."'" I ' . ? -"y "ave and have never Imd . , re, S, U Zl ' nnn 8'.niles are to be linn iriven better satlfi.nHnn t cu K"verntnir tile combination I inat wiier, I sell 11 bottlo they come hack . "l Puncntlotl of these rules will it." 25e, Mte, 11.00. Now "sc 1 is ludL'inent C2)lift Trip across Ihi Cescada and rlocky Mounlilnj. r.ir lull psriiculari-. tu. etr: t.i, .,1 .ui.iin, 11. nit Ksti.s. c. r. v. 122 3d St., Portland Ore. s.o. vi:itKi:s 1 First Attntic, The B oliemia Nuggelf I'ublislicd l-vcry l;rlcl.iy M:VS l)l:l,T. Detoled lu the intervals ol Bohemia lad Ccllijc drove InJuilrles. 51.30 A YUAK J0U 1)1 VI. Lcllcr Heads, Hill Heads. Iiulst, Warraoly (Juikliua deeds, I'rospcclos' and Cards. All Kinds of Job Work THE BOHEMIA NUGGET PUBLISHING COMPAHY, COTTAflK C1R0VK, 0RIH10N. 0. (I S. I! Ii II CO. Tlra TsWa No.J To Take KlTcct on Apr. 2nd. 1001. y come hack i"'.""cation ol these rules will recoinmcnd , "e awaited with keen interest After r Km Dri.K , reading tiiem the public will he able Nothing has ever equalled it. Nothing can ever surpass it. Dr. King's New Discovery OIVSI7MI-TIUM Bt IJUt.an, ,,,'iVM A Perfect For All Throat and Cure s Lung Troubles. Monty back irit falls. Trial Dottlst frss. j :': :j: :: t :: 7r The Mining" and Engineering Review degree of protection tn lu. f .. iiuuers i'r t $ PUBLISIILD Wn:KLY, An old confervntlve Jdiirnul. mutter In It rending eolnmnH. SAN PKANCISCO, CAL. Never printed n j j ,)a(1 re coil. toMff'ffn'Vr? C'V""'"" "Hhoilt Hite,,t honesty of repoVu iihniHlI " AURGER CIRCUUTIOH THAU AH OTHER MINING JOURHA IN AMERICA . v J",5'01' WB' t becoino one of the renderH of the Ii,.-v.,-u.7 o believe pur render- lire tho iiiont Impiirtlnl critics. T tV fore we will Hcmi you Vw Allnln and Engineer ni Review ,, H.n for four weeks. If ,vu do not wIhIi to recelvo It fti.y lVS $3.00 a year, postage paid, or TiiEiBonnAiiA Nuaamr and review por $3.s0 a year. Address-The Mining and Engineering Review 42Montgoancry St., San Francisco, Cal ORBOI1EA1IA NUOOET, COTTAGE dROVE, ORE. The niihlic will no. "i- ..u naii-w,iy measures mies inusl he inc strnnir mwl t.i...i: and he rimdlv r "Z, c,.t. . . . -"-. me ,""" "ounitf piiNUc ,s cuiUc,! . protection at the hands of a public ! stock .exchange and in must be av l sured this protection if success is .expected by such an I,K j "ally Mining Record. Kasl llolinil No a-No I i:n.- h. Mi. .Isn.l IKalonlj, I sail i iMlljrKt- wpt UM.r. No J.-N HTTltl.S8. 1:m v.m ! i m i tl 311 17 3 . 1.U .1 X .1:11 H .Vi r i 7 M i:tt a ill till a 17 0 I VI Ml 7 71 :ii 9 ft, 10 l 1 .11 in r: li a u . in :itit Urov ahlcn t.'nrrln. rr Oonlo IWlor l.irei.a Hl Kik.Ii 0 atel l-lt Blew art Mur ItiH-kv I'oln, HUH H.ll.Jfl loflian,, vtlllmm ,u,fe" Ion.'.' m.'LWV'1, i""1"1" "'"l.t only,, ' Viiii l'jil I'l"' iiIiiiI-ii 1 MM lirodiefs I T- .. . . . . 3, oaw JVJ.1I1 Three miles cast of urovc on the old Jackson Kile place -All Kinds of Koiigh Liimhcr, at reasonable prices. If you nro In need of any. t i nKlnourllnonillut mfiff iwldroMH iih at CottiiKu drove. WE WILL TREAT YOU RIGHT. i Arr.M.t.. 1 ii.ikLih.i. " rmll i.l I.. A. II. WOOD, Actinic (leu Mar. ADMINISTIMI OH'S NO ICIJ. Notice Ih liuioliv Kit-fit to ull whom ; .nn.v concern tlmt II... iiiiait-rnlwiVwi !';tho(:o,1n.yfLUn;:v,;;.l,I t::!':. P ii lieu nilinliilHtint,,,- ol t1(, ,,. . d tlmt all plthoiih I ,, v . r, i', i ' llliaillHt Ull ili.ul,,.. -- r.....i.iin -ui nur.v i.iii iiMii, W. I''. HiUN, ;i.T Haiv., i.,i,i,.la I rn IT irn: mintu: Mit:ivi ill -".iomi. tntTi., wrw.UWil. j -41 tl. W. P. A. T'"LJI'IM-J ----.i,.,.-,!!! I?-fVQ f Jim Dumps fonnd Mrs. Dsefl 11 sfSr WfWl dlitretsed II' H51A S$?ffii About an unexpected cueit. Jl R "Thtre'iiomethlaa; bitrtrfulM vvt t""?3 Tbe K"' endoried Jloi"i tl'"lH w-""""" I Vi Arnro 111 i"ISoJ S 7rAn Msl ... Ik 10 1 " I B. I fl 1 m M mm A teA Iw'' II lo." I ll I TlBJM-ttsCsfMl IP. i t in w I ready for ifztt 3 gui 31 ' C .lllll.NHON, AilinliiiHiraioi- Attoiner for AdiiilnlMlratiir. Siipcriiiteutlei.t Miithews, of t, -- !" Miiiuijur ot men (0 the pa?! wck:VCr ll0U,ie QUtl ,Ulne'1 t,,e KiVOWMCS & WM'I'TVsS l'ropi(ii,rH of The Miners Supply House.. Our Motto: Good Goods for Low Prices. (hnmil McrehmuUw, Miners' Tunis ami Amvwmiv '? '3?'