G. A. IiciVIs. First Class ' G. W. McQuccx mcrmiioTc or leFaslii Stables ALSO omcK OF nix Bolicmia nnd Black Butte Stage. riirnoub. Double or CIIRISMAN & BANGS - COTTAGE G ROVE, ORE Cottage Qtm flour mills. Having purchased the warehouse formerly owned by Messrs Elledgc & Higgins, we wish to announce that vve will continue to carry a large stock of all kinds of Feed there, which will be sold al lowest prices. By courteous treatment, square dealing we hope to receive n large share of your patronage. HAY AND l'KIJD DEUVERKD PROMPTLY. IInrtiui;r & Hansen, props. A . VJAKUl 1 111., ItlllitVl. BOHEMIA NUGGET nottuMiA Nuooirr publishing COMPANY. Win. B. Root, Editor and Managr. EnUmt ! th xxlmo it Tailor Utort, Oregon t ?ond cUm mull matt r, SUBSCRIPTION BATES. G months 91.00 lyenr $1.60 IS month $2.00 It paid In iiilviinco. THIS l'ATKR U kept on 1 t K. I'. Uraka't Ailrtrtlilnt Aitrnoj, ti mt U llerchtntt Ki Rnr,8n Frnclico, CulltotnU. where eon Intftitor KiUerllslnff can btninU tor It. flimiiiimiriinuiiriiniriumttrmffiiinmimninmmmirK Hardware I Friday, Stoves and Tinware 1 Agricultural Plows, Mowers nntl Rakes. Sole ngents lor MILBURN WAGONS A Full Stock ot Mining Supplies. Implements the celehrnteil r3 3 Piper& Vandenburg 1 0 If there is oue man on the rt ! publican ticket that deserves the support ol every republican in the county more than another, it is our old frieud A M price, candidate for I commissioner. In the days ot populism when republicans by the hundreds broke t'leir legs in their wild efforts to climb into the silver wagon. Mr Price remained true to the party of protection and pros perity. He was a resident of Thurston at that time and was about the only republican left in that precinct. He was committee man and the party following con sisted largely of himself. His party loyalty has stood the test under very trying circumstances l.a lo !......"... ,t.ttljw1 r ill. iaiiiiuiiiiiiiiuaiUiiiiaauiiiiiiiiiiuiiiuiuiuJuiujajujiiK fun party vote. 1 this he mmmm p- possesses all the other qualities and ' will make a competent ai.d faithful official Junction City Times. All that the Times says of Mr Price is true and more, too. In addition to t le fact that he is a loyal republi can and ably nullified, he is also an old soidier and a member of J V Geary Post No 7, G A R, having served his country in Company L, Fourteenth Kansas Cavalry. Mr Price will prove to be a valuable man in looking after the interests .of the county and should be elected by a rousing majority. Eugene Register. HINDS & VENSKE REAL ESTATE and MINING Agents for- Currins, AlcFarlands and Mrs. C. A. Perkins, add's Installment Lots Sold 011 All kinds of improved and unproved city property at lowest prices. We act as agents owners. Collect rents and remit promptly. References, First National Bank, or any one In Cottage Grove 1 BROKERS : Plan 1 1 and country j for property f 1 JOINT CANVASS. Eugene, Oiv April Ml, Mil. We. t tic uuilcrtghcil, hereby ngroo upon it Joint political canvass ot Lnnct-imuty tic t ween the candidates for tho ili'inoomtlc nntl republican purlieu of mild Initio county. Ami wo ngiw that naltl canvass shall lio made upon the following dates mill nt the following designated places In Biiltl Lane, county: Mny 12 Thursday 1 p m Cliesher. May i:i Friday it p m Miiplctiin. May It Saturday I p in Florence. May 10 Monday 1 p in Dondwood. May 17 Tuesday I p in lllaclily. May is Wednesday 8 p in Elmlra. Mil' 10 Thursday 1 p niSmlthneld. Mny SO Friday 1 i in Long Tom prvctnet. Mny 21 Sntunlny I pin .1 unction City. May 2:1 Monday :i p in Crow. May 21 Tuesday I p in l.orano. Ma.v 2."i Wednesday 1 p in Cottage drove. May 20 Thursday I p in Saginaw. May 20 Thursday S l in Creswoll. May 2" Friday 1 p 111 Lost Valley. May 2S Saturday 1 p m Pleasant HIM. May 2S Saturday S p in Jasper Mny 111 Tuesday '.' p in Waltorvllle. June 1 Wednesday 1 i m Thurston. .liine2Tliurxday 1 p m Plug Yang. June II Friday 1 p 111 Coburg. Juiu4 Saturday 2 p in Eugene. Witness our bancs HiIh 20tli day of April, 11KM. C A WlNTKIlMKIUIt, Cliatruiau licpulilicaii County Cen tral Committee. .1 1) MaTI.IM'K, Clialrmaii Democratic County Cen tral Committee. POPULAR OCEAN BEACH. Many From the Willamette Valley Spend Their Uacallon at the Sea Shore. to The Republican Ticket. From all available and reliable sources throughout the county and districts, comes the news that the t republican candidates are gtotviug in favor with the people. It is evi- ' j . MOWLES & GETTYS Proprietors of ...The Miners Supply House... 3fcOur Motto: Good Goods for Low Prices. General Merchandise, Miners' Tools and Ammunition BOHEMIA, OREGON. RAILROAD EXCURSION TO SALEM, OREGON, JUNE 5TH, 1904. Sunset Lodge No 1W Brotherhood of Ilallroad Trainmen will run their 4th annual excursion to Salem June 5th. The state fair grounds have been eecu.ed for the occasion, a first class uptodate entertainment will be given. The Salem baecbnll Dark has also been secured where a good game of ball can be witnessed. The excursion will bo conducted by earful and ex jiorlenced trainmen. No effort or ex pense will be spured to make this the most popular event of this or any other season. No liquors will be al lowed and perfect order maintained. Itefrvshments served on grounds, ample preparations mndu.for all, and a good timeassured. For further Information see posters or nddress C O Louck 228 Washing ton St Portland, Ore. I BARGAIN DAYS I DIED. At Wlldwood on lust Sunday at 2 V in, Mrs Jennie Spray, aged 80 years. Tho precedlgg Tuesday she had an attack of paralyslM which at tieradvnnced age caused her seedy demise. Mrs Spray wus the wife of John Spray who died at the same, place about a year ago. She wus an aunt of Mrs Jrsslo Thornton and mother of Mrs J T Hunt of Wild wood. They formerly lit 4 for many years on 1110 uoust i arte south 01 Cottage Grove, then went to Union county and about a year ago moved to Wlldwood. Tlw) funeral occurred at that placo on Monday. B 3 Every day Is a Bargain Day at this Urocer.v. We've nothing to give away but everything to sell that Is found In a First Class Grocery Store. We've never sold you unythlng but fresh clean goods. Let us serve you. .dent the conventions could not have made a better selection of candi dates for the various offices, than are presented for the suffrage of the voters. Thus far and ample time has elapsed since the conventions, to do so, no charge of dishonesty or in competency worthy of considera tion has been made by the opposition. When such candidates are pre sented, it is the plain duty of all republicans to stand firm and vote a straight ticket, no trading is nec essary. If this is done by the republican voters the whole ticket will be elected by a handsome majority Be fair with your candidates and vote for all of them. a n illetcalf & Morse PHONE MAIN 65 NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC, As wo are Just amount 01 worn starting nnd the so far does not "PORTLAND AND RETURN ONLY." Tho Southern Pacific IsjinwHcllltig round trip tickets to l'ortlund from Eugeno for 4 rood going Saturday i AL, or any train of Sunday, re turning Sunday and Mouduy, giving a.11 day sunuay ami Mouuuy in 1'ort land. Tho same arrangement applies from l'ortlund, giving all Portland teoplu n chance, to visit valley points at greatly reduced rates." Turtles desiring to tnko ndvuntugs of theso rates can pay local furo to Eugone. Justify tho paying of commissions to agencies, wo request those wishing work done to give It direct to the driver or call phono ,)l. Tub C'OTTAdK Giiovk Laiwuiiv Co. QUICK ARREST. J A, uupedge of Verhena, Ala., was twice In the hoenital fro-n a severe case of piles caiieing 24 tumors. After doc tors nnd all remedies fulled. Bueklen's Arnica Salve quickly arrested further in flammation and cured him. It con- uers achca and kills pain. 25o at lorgan A llceliaut Druggist. Geo M Cornwall, publisher of the Lolumbia River and Oregon Tim berman, was in the city this week and made a very pleasant call at the Nugset office. Don't forget to take your meals nt 1110 r.xcnangu restaurant, isvery ning ine nest me marKetcansuppiv SILK CFEEK. Silk Creek and Vicinity. Mny 17. Congratulate Silk Creekltes. We have a bunduy School In good run nlng order again. We feel like taking off our hats to 1110 L,ornne people nnd all those liv. Inn on the line from Lornne to the heeler and Owens mill for the work they have dono on the roud, only for tho rain more would have been uone. Mr K.lsey lost a fine horse Inst week, hemorrhage of tho lungs. Mrs Shrenves of Cottage Grovo Is spending tlio week with her father.! It Elliott. Mr Martin and family Suudled at the uurcham home. Miss Amy Owens Is slowly recover- ug irom ner severe illness. John Ashby Is still rli.umutlHin. suffering from The Kane nnd Bucher families arc very favorably Impressed with this section of the country. Mrs Mnmlo Mouser who Is vlsltlncr nur pureiiia Air Run Airs single win return to her homo In l'ortlund this week. Mrs Dora Collins Is her parents, Mr and wood. visiting with Mrs J Dame- At the rate Shade Hurcham Is digging out stumps, ull he will linvo to do next year will be to sit on tlie fence and see other people dig. Messrs Percy and Bucher are saw ing all the trees thoy come In contact with. Odhkuvku, Hundreds from the Willamette Val ley sent their vacation at North (Long) lleucli, Washington, last summer, anil It Is safe to say that this popular resort of the North Pa cific Coast will 1k) visited by many mort this year than ever within Its history. Tho change from the valley to the soa level opens up an entirely new realm of scenic charms. The trip on the Willamette and Co lumbia rivers, out of Portland, Is oue long to lie rcuioinlKMvd, the UMiinl heat of a summer afternoon lolng tempered by a gentle breeze freighted with tho aroma of pine trees and k'uhhihmI with salt sea air. The scenery Includes much that Is ticauti f ill. leaving Portland on one of the Oregon Ilallroad fc Navigation Coin piwy's palatial river steamers, (the T J Potter lielng queen of rlvernyem) the excursionist Is curried through Its harbor when' lly the lings of ninny nations. The twelve miles on the Willamette river are quickly made. and. after saluting the govern ment light homo, marking the lit ac tion of the two rivers, the tioat swings Into thcColuintilu for tho trip down stream. The morning Is clear (generally so from June until Sep tember), and a mugnilleeut anil In spiring sight meets the eye as t lie sweep around the IkmuI Is made five suowcnpiied s.aks. Mount Hood, Mount AdauiH, Mount Saint Helen, Mount Italiilernnd Mount Jefferson, looming Into view a sight worth traveling thousands of miles to see. On down the picturesque river, past villages, sawmills, llsliing fleets, miI uioii canneries, penwuillciilur basaltic bluffs, and pretty side-hill farms, the bout pursues Its way. The majestic sweep ot the river Is nwe-lusplrlng. Gradually the shores grow further apart and. scarcely realizing that the five hours have ls?en consumed In making the trip, the boat steams alongside the wharf at Astoria. One hour from Astoria, through the fumous fishing waters of the Co lumbia, past scores of salmon traps nnd nets and as ninny wlilte-wlngeil rlsh boats, land" the passengers at iiwaco, on linker s nay, where con nectlou for beach points Is made with trains of tho Iiwaco Hallway & Navigation Company, whose cars stand on the wharf awaiting tho steamer. North Beach, where the surf bathing Is unexcelled, at low tide Is from 200 to 400 feet wide, twenty-three miles long and so com pact that n carriage or wagon scarcely leaves a truce upon It. Scat tcred along the beach are hundreds 01 cottages and hotels in which sum mer life Is an unceasing round of pleasure from the oiwulug until the closing of the season. The much dreaded "Resort Mosquito Is 1111 known and no venomous snakes or Insects are found. The thermometer rarely goes above SO degrees In July or August, but light overcoats, fires morning and evening and blankets at night am comfortable during tho season. Kntes for nccoiiimodat Ions at North Iieucli points are reasonable and vary to suit the visitor. At Eiiropenu hotels uud lodging houses rooms range from twenty-five cents to one dollar a day; nt restaurants, meals run from twenty-flvo to fifty cents; andut the Amcrlcuu-plun hotels, the churges rangu from ono dollar a day to two dollursund upwnril. Dozens of delightful side trips may lie taken from tho liencn into a country of wild and picturesque Iteuuty, quiet nnd secluded among hills and forest, with Imntliiir and fishing in native haunts; to the United States Life Saving stations uud lighthouses, cranberry farms, oyster beds, salinoiitlshlng grounds anil canneries. For particulars about the trip to North Bench ask the nearest O It & N agent, or send two cents In stamps to A L Craig, general passenger agent, Cortland, for "Restful Recre ation Resorts" which tells all about tho Columbia River summering places. EXPOSURE To cold draughts of air, to keen and cutting winih, sudden changes of tern perature, scanty clothing, iimlvo ex posure of tho throat and neck after pub. lie sncuklni! and slngiuu. brim: on coughs and colde, Aallard'slloreliound Byritp is tho best cure. Mrs A llarr. Houston. Texas, writes. Jan 81, 1002: "One bottle ofllallard'i iiorenound nyrup cured me 01 a very bud coukIi. It is very pleasant to take." 25c, 60c, 11.00. New Era Drug Store. M. E, Judklus can take your order for tho celebrated solid Australian silverware and also for Mrs. John A. Logan's popular now book. "Thirty Ysnrs In Wusltlngton, D. C." tl Now lor slashing Hargains in Ileadwoar. For three years we have stood pre-eminent in Cottage Grove as Hal headers. Our values and styles are a criterion for all thrifty wearers of Good Hats. The reductions noted below are in most eases below ninnnfncttirers cost. $2.25 Means here just $3.00 in other Stores The variety of styles surpasses any tiling shown in town, soft and stiff hats of every shade, shape find style the Goddess of Fashion has decreed proper for Spring and Summer ol H)0 1. At Pacific Timber Companys Store Under Odd Fellows Hull COTTAGE GKOVU. URF.GO.N. HATS REPUBLICAN TICKET. STATE AND DISTRICT. Supreme Judge Frank A. Moore of Columbia county. Dairy and Pood Commissioner J. W. Bailey of .Multnomah. Presidential Doctors J. N. Hart of Polk, James A. Fiv nt I'uiiitllhi, Grant II. Dlmti'k Clackamus, A. C. Hough of Josephine. Delegation National Convention At Large 11. W. Scott of Multnomah. S L. Kline of Benton, W. B. Aver ot Multnomah, and Ira S. Smith of Malheur. First Congressional District J. 1'. CamplH'll of Clarknuins and J. M. Kccuoof Jackson Second Congressional District Charles H. Careu of Multno mah uud N. C. Itlclmrtls of Baker. For Congress lit. Dlst. Bluger Hermann. Second Judicial District Douglas, Iwiue. Coos, Curry, Ilentou and Lincoln C01111 tlrsl E. O. Potter, Judge: Geo. M. Ilrowu, District Attorney. Jolnl Senaforship Sixth District, Douglas, Jose phine and Iauc Counties, It. A. Booth. COUNTY TICKET. Representatives I. H. lllughnm.CottageGrove I. N. Edwards, Junction G. W. Grlllln, Eugene County Judge G. It. chrlMinan, Eugeno County Clerk E. U. Ixv, Eugene Sheriff J. S. fillies, Eugene Commissioner II. M. Price, Hale Assessor B. F. Keeny, Goshen Treasurer Itobt. E. Eastland, Eugeno School Superintendent W. B. Dlllurd, Eugene Surveyor 0. M. Collier, Eugeno Coroner Dr. F M. Day, Eugene Justice ol the Peace J. W. Vaughn. Constable W. H. Blulr. j Cciiii .i! hotel Located two blocks west JJ 5 uud ono block north of S thoS. P. Depot 5 lUW Rooms f Well ventilated well fur- f" " n lulled and first-class In every particular a -: Rates $lper day! Board by tho week $I.R0 fj without bed HW.GO per week. Remember tho 1 place, Tho best tables and tho liest beds, the best uccoinmodutlons In every particular. : Central fiotel Mrs. Ida E. Thompson. I'ltlKTllKSS l'liori Ihc Stamp ol Quality HBAfei AlfY Thcic are the magic wotil.s that nppeiil to the Shoe buyer. Thut's whnt you mint uud whut you get when YOU BUY Selz Schwab Fine Shoes OK TUB A. A. Gutter And Cahn-Nicklesburg Heavy Shoes. Or Stock is Complete in the nbove lines HEMENWAY & KUKKIIOLDER. m 0 ""k. rh. rPTW n 38 CHOICE LOTS 75 x 150 fcet High and Dry, Fine resident property, SPARKS TO COTTAGE GROVE 5 Blocks from Post Office. PRICKS AND TERMS RFASONAHLIi Kayser & Huff Next to Awbrey Building :): :: :f: :: :r.rf The Mining and Engineering Review PUBLISHED WBfiKLY, An old conservative Journal, mutter In Its reading columns. SAN FRANCISCO.ICAL. Never printed a lino of paid v ' Always protects Investors lii mining companies without re gard to wealth, Inlluence or nationality. As) u! reward of con sistent honesty of reports It has attained A LARGER CIRCULATION THAN ANY OTHER MINING JOURNAL IN AMERICA: -)( fore we will send you, Tho Allnlnz and Bmclneerlnz Review oil Irlnt J for four weeks. If you do not wish to receive It any longer nntlfv "f Do you wish to become one of tho readers of the Risvnswt impartial critics. There- Wo believe our readers am the most tho Sun Francisco nlllco bV mall. subscription prlcu Is If Villi wish In rniiHmm II tl,..' $3.00 a year, pUiKiaicl, or ' TUB BOHUMIA NUGGET ANSMVf?!! Address TheJMiningand Engineering Revjew 422Montgomery St., San Francisco, Cnl.' OR BOIIUMIA NUa(lBT,;COTTAaU GROVU, ORU. -Ji- -5!--Jf-