G. W- McQueen
rjtoiMUKTons or
leFashion Stables
A 10 0FF1CK OF T1IK
Bohemia and Black Butte Stage.
First Class Turnouts, Double or Single.
CHRISMAN & BANGS
COTTAGE GROVE, OR
Cottage 0iw flour mills.
Having purchased the warehouse formerly
owned by Messrs Elledge & Higgins, we wish
to announce that we will continue to carry a
large stock of all kinds of Feed there, which will
be sold at lowest prices.
Ily courteous treatment, square dealing we hope to
receive a large sbaie of your patronage.
HAY AND l'KKD HKLIVKRKD PROMPTLY.
IlatHiutV Hansen, props.
F. Gakoi'ttk. Manager.
BOHEMIA NUGGET!
noriUMiA NUdtiirr publishing
COAIPANY.
Wm. 11. Root, L:Jltnr and Manatr.
Knt.rrd M th Ktmo t Collai. Utot.
0ton irtoml cls mull nmilcr.
SIMlSCmi'TUiX ItATEU.
tl mouths 1.00
1 vear l.N
1 months 12.00
If paid in lutranco.
TU1S PAI'tiR it Upl on 01 l K. 0. Prtk.'l
A.lTtrtHIni Agency, ml N.rthinti Kx
htni.Sn Frsnetwo, CsllfornU. whereon
uftrti (or mite rtlttnc on r nttult (or tt.
COUNTY COURT ASKlil)
TO HELP.
Blue River AlinitiK Men Want
County to Own Private
Rond.
LUCKY BOY IWLU BUILT IT.
I Hribay. Jink io, 1904.
Closing Out Sale
MflfmmmmmiiniimwnfflMminmmirMHniiwirfflMrK
I essmmaMmr Hardware 1,
A Quiet Election.
Stoves and Tinware-
Agricultural Implements
Plows. Mowers nml Rnkes. Sole agents (or the celebrated
MILBURN WAGONS
A Kull Stock o Mining Supplies. 3
I Piper
& Vandenburg
jaiujUiiwUiHiUiUiiiaiiuauiuiiiuiUiUiiiiiuiuinujuJUR
KXOWLES & GETTYS
Proprietors of
...The Miners Supply House...
The Klection on Monday passed
5i off very quietly in Cottage Grove.
! what little interest was shown was
3 1 over the office for Sheriff and the
s3 1 Local Option question.
s Is was apparent ttom tlie tirst
that all the efforts of the democrats
would be concentrated on their
nominee for Sheriff Kisks pepti
ze larity gained from n long residence
:5 in the County and his record since
:S i his appointment as Sheriff made
sS ' him a formidable candidate. This
"ZZ j together with the special effort
5i made for him all over the county,
1 elected him by a large majority.
:S It is probably Stiles rau as well as
' any one who might have been
nominated.
! The balance of the republican
ticket came out ahead.
Our candidate for Representative
'I, H. Bingham, may well leel
proud of the vote he received.
Local Option seems to have been
carried by a fair majority.
Our Motto: Good Goods for Low Prices.
General Merchandise, Miners' Tools and Ammunition
BOHEMIA, OREGON.
SOLD
and we
can find
We have sold much Real Estate
can sell 3'ours. If you wish to buy we
what you want.
All questions cheerfully answered and
information given free. Ifj'ou cant come, write.
MEDLEY & MILNE
Cor 2nd and Main Sts. Cottage Grove, Ore.
Good Results Obtained.
The results of the winter's work
in Bohemia have beeu very satis
factorv. As was suggested in the
NuEcet early last winter when the
snow compelled all out side work to
be suspended, it would cause those
who remained in the district to do
all their work under ground. This
was the case and we have yet to
learn of an instance where great
improvement was not the result
where any considerable work was
done. The Crystal Consolidated,
Vesuvius, Oregon Securities.River
side, Sunset, Oregon-Colorado,
Champion Basin, North Fairveiw
and several others are examples.
The season has just fairly opened
and many owners of properties are
beginning work on their properties.
This promises to be the best season
in the history of Bohemia.
Also Ask Help lo Run Road Over toCata
pool.i Side to Tap Rich Mining
Section ol District.
hitgyiio KntWUT.
George IS. Waggoner of the Ore
gon Blue River Mining Company,
was in Kugene yesterday looking
alter transportation of n to-stamp
null to the Badger mine, one or the
group in their valuable Blue River
property.
Mr. Waggoner is one of manv
mining men in Blue River district
who have unbounded faith in the
gteatnos of the future and who is
not ntraid to put money into devel
opmcut work and into stamp mills
by which to extract the precious
metal from the gold lined quartz of
that district.
White in the city Mr. Waggoner
presented n petition to a number of
business men, who did not hesitate
to sign. This petition asks the
county court to buy the private
roadway leading from Blue River
City up to the Lucky Boy mine and
held build a mile and half ot road
beyond toward the Badger and
several other valuable properties.
SOUVENIR ALBUM.
lf. I. Hard and Co, with offices
at Portland and Boston, have issued
a Souvenir Album of about sixty
four pages. It contains a number
of views of some of the handsome
s;enery of Oregon; also has devoted
a large number ot its pages to the
scenery in and about Bohemia,
with a picture of Cottage Grove.
There is also descriptive matter
ol "Prosperous Oregon", Seventh
Annual Session of the American
Mining Congress," "Good words
for Portland," "Opportunities for
good Mining Investments," Mine
and Mining Companys in Bohemia
and other interesting matter. While
they last a letter addressed to the
company at Portland will secure
one.
Men's Stylish Clothing and Furnishings at
Tremendous Reductions.
NKCKWKAR.
Our stock Is complete nml up-to-date.
The assortment cannot he
equaled In the town. Pi ices as follows:
All 25c band bows at 15c
Shield Ikjws 15c
All 25c tecks 15c
All 25c four-in-hands 3 for 50c
All 500 four. in-hands 39c
COLLARS
Tieiucmlous assortment of Catvcl
Brand nt
GOl.K SHIRTS
All 51.50 grades at t
All jli. 35 grades nt J
All $1.00 grades nt 1,0
All .75 grades nt 5"
At Pacific Timber Companys Store
ruder Odd Fellows Mall
COTTACIv C.KOYIv, OKKC.ON.
Jp4th of July6
Celebration at Cottage Grove
f Program Commences at 10 o'clock A. M. I
I Consisting of Flrcmens hose, Mens, Boys, Girls, Tub and I
IFastnnd Slow Pony Huces etc. Special prlies for each
event. Bnsu Ball.
I GRAND PARADE OF THE HORRIBLES i
(GREAT PLATFORM DANCE 1
Music by tlie C. M. A. Band I
JlJarliecue. Prominent Speakers I
r8" Tn Close With Dlsolav of FIro Works. fHf '
Oregon Securities.
The Nugget publishes on the
front page the report of G. B. Hen
gen to the Stockholders of the Ore
gon Securities Company. There
has been several inquires recently
from Eastern subscribers concern
ing this company. The report gives
a fair.conservative statement of the
affairs of the companys represented
by Mr. Hengen and it is published
tor the benefit of all interested
parties.
A NEW KIND OF 0E0L00IST.
An English professor of geology
savs that he once received a call
from a man who was at the head of
a large commercial enterprise. He
wished to consult the proiessor
about the instruction of his son,
who would ultimately inherit his
vast business and wealth.
"But, mind you," said he, "I
don't him to learn about stratums
or want or faults or unheavals or
denudations, and I don't want Iiim
to fill bis mind with fossils or stuff
about crystals. What I want him
to learn is how to find gold and
silver and cepper in paying quanti
ties, sir, in paying quantities,"
Unfortunately for such people,
the preparation for no business in
life can be kent down tn such
severely practical limitations. Sue-
The final payment in the form of
a check for 17,500 for the Snow
Creek property in the Greenhorns,
Eastern Oregon, was made last
week.
HAVE YOU A COUGH?
A dose of Ballard's Horehound Svrun
will relieve it. Have you a cold? A done
ol Herbine at bed tlmo and frequent
small doses ot Horehound Syrup during
t.'io day will remove It. Try It for whoop
ing cough, for asthma for consumption,
1. .1, 1 1 i - Tn. TLf..rixtl. (JOT
IUI IIU1JW1IMO. IllOt VUU flIWIDlll. U.
E. 1st Street, Hutchinson, Kan., writes:
"I have used Ballard's Horehound
Byrup In my family for 5 years, and
find it the best and most palatable medi
cine I ever used." 25c, 60c, $1,00. Sold
by Morgan s jsrcnaui.
THROWN FROM A WAGON.
Mr. George K. Babcock was thrown
ironi his uaguu and severi.lv bruised.
He applied Chamberlain' l'a'lll Itnlm
freely and says it is the best 1 i ri intent hu
ever utied. Mr. Babcock is n "ell known
citizen of North Plain, Conn. There is
nothing equal to Pain Balm or sprains
and bruises. It will effect ti cure in one
tlnrd the timo required by any other
treatment. For sale by New Era IJruis
Store.
POPULAR OCEAN BEACH.
or August, but light ovcirontH, IIivm
.. .,,.1 ,1,1.. MM. I l.l..llL..til
at night arc comfortable during Hit'
Kfnxoti.
Kates lor uccoin mount lonx ol .Sort h
n.o.i.li ilt, tu ti r,, t imi 11111 1 lit. u ml n t'
I, ,1... l-lut(..t. V I'll,'. II
hotels and lodging Iioum's rooms
r,..,iii i tvntit .tivi. ...nitki t, ini.
tlollura day: at "rvHtaimiutH. iiien'H
run from iwoniy-uvo io liny centf,
anil at the Aiuerlcaii plau hotclx, the
charges rniw (mm tine dollar a tla.
to two iltillarMaiiii iipwani.
Doieiis ol delightful hIiIc trips inu.
betaken Ironi the bc.ieh I n t a
enimtr.v nt wild ami puMurvMqiic
iK-auty, quiet atul hivIiiiIciI among
hills ami lorvHt. with imntliin ntut
llxhlug in native haunts; to ttie
I'lillcd States l.lfo Saving stations
anil HghthoiiHeM, cranberrv (arms,
oyster IhmIs, HaltmiiilMilllg grimmls
ainl canneries.
For particulars about the trip to
North Beach ask. the nearest O 11 Ac
N agent, or solid two cents In stamps
to A I. I'ralg, general past-ongor
i agent, Portland, lor "ltestlnl Itccrc-
atlon Ucsorts u-iiicii tens an anoni
the Coluuilna Hirer summering
places.
TIIKCIIATTANOlHtA ADVF.ltTISlNG I
The CliulltiuooiM Medicine Company, :
with laboratories ami general ullht' at '
ChatUnooitu, Tennessee, ami branch
houses ill hi I)ins, Mo., ami Sun Fran
cisco, ('nl., hits licconie one of I lie largest
proprietary medicine concerns in lite
world. Ill thegron III nl this great bust- (
lit sa two lactors have been tlomitiunl:
The merit ol its products Wine l
Cartlui and Thrtllurtl's lllnck-Drauglit
bus lieen wlilelr recogiuteil iinil the
original iidvcrlising uielhotls adopted
have uxcitetl great cominviit. The.
publicity lor these medicines tlts-s not
consist ol tho fulfil phrase unit cx
Iriuiigaut slnleineiil, too often em pluytil
in atlvertising totlsy, but uisleail the 1
plain story ol experienco with the imtli-1
fines given in the plain language of the
pu pie themselves. The following let-1
ter Is u (air sample ol the thousands of I
Wineol Curdtii testimonials publi"heil
(luring tlie past twenty rears.
I The tap of Quality
Many From the Willamette Valley
Spend Their Uacation at the Sea
Shore.
to
Hundreds from tho Willamette Val
ley Hcnt their vacation at North
(Long) Beach, Washington, last
summer, and It Is sale to say that
this popular resort ol the North Pa
cific Coast will lie visited by many
mort this year than ever within Its
history. The change from the valley
to the sea level opens up an entirely
newrenlm ol scenic charms.
The trip on the Willamette and Co
lumbia rivers, out ol Portland, Is one
long to be remembered, the usual
heat ol a summer afternoon Is-lag
tempered by a gentle breeze freighted
with tho aroma ol pine trees and
seasoned with salt sea air. Tho
scenery Includes much that Is beauti
f ii 1 . leaving Portland on one ol the
Oregon Railroad & Navigation Com
pany's palatini river steamers, (the
T J Potter being queen ot rlvcrllyers)
the excursionist Is carried through
Its harbor wheru fly the Hags ol
many nations. The twelve miles on
the Willamette river nro quickly
made, and, alter saluting tho govern
ment light house, marking the junc
tion ol the two rivers, tho boat
swings Into theColiiinbla tor tho trip
down stream. The morning is clear
(generally so from .1 u no until Kep
temlier), ami a magnificent and In
spiring sight meets the eye as the
sweep around the liend Is made flvo
snowcapped peaks, .Mount Hood,
Mount Adams, Mount Kalnt Helen,
Mount italnler and Mount Jefferson,
looming Into view n' sight worth
traveling thousands of miles to see.
On down the pletiiresquo river, past
villages, sawmills, iisiuag iieets. sal
inon canneries, perpendicular basaltic
bluffs, and pretty slde-hlll farms, the
boat pursues its way. 1 no majestic
sweep of the. river Is nwe-lnsplrtug.
Gradually the shores grow farther
apart ami, scarcely realizing that
the flvo hours have been consumed In
making the trip, the boat steams
alongside tho wharf at Astoria.
One hour from Astoria, through
the (unions llshlng waters of the Co
lumbia, past scores ol salmon traps
and nets and as many white-winged
llsh boats, laud" the passengers at
Ilwaco, on Baker's Bay, where con
nection lor beach points Is made
with trains ol the Ilwaco Hallway &
Navigation Company, whoso cars
stand on tho wharf awaiting tho
steamer. North Beach, whero tho
surf batldne Is unexcelled, at low
thiols from 200 to 400 feet wide,
tweuty-throo miles long and so com
pact that a carriage or wagon
scarcely leaves a traco upon it. Scat
tered along the beach are hundreds
ol cottages and hotels In which sum
mer life Is an unceasing round ol
pleasure from the opening until tho
closing of the season. The much
dreadod "llesort Mosquito" Is un
Known anil no venomous snakes or
Insects are found, Tho thermometer
rarely goes above 80 degrees In July
These me the uingic
niiiiU llitit tiotienl to the
Shoe buyer, 'flint's whnt ftH
you want nml what you
get when
YOU Bur
Selz Selnvab Fine Shoes
OR THE
A. A. Gutter
x Anil Culin-Nii-kk'sluiro; Heavy Shoes.
Or Stock is Complete in the aliovc lines
HEMENWAY & ItlRKHOIJ)i:U.
bf
XOTICK.
TO K. A. I.AWIIAUt H:
You are hcieby nolilletl that the
promissory note which you executed in
favor ol the undersigned on October 3rd,
100.1, the principal ol said note being
$4,000.00, and payablo six months alter
date ami bears interest at the rite ol
six per cent per annum from tho date
ot said note, is now due and unpaid, and
t hereby demand immediate payment ol
said note, and II you all to pay the
amount due on said note at once, I will
proceed to sell the twei tv lour thousand
nine hundred and ninety live (24,095)
shares of stock of I he Ixing k Itlnghum
Lumber Compnny which you assigned
to mo as security (or the payment ol
said note, said shares of stock being
numbered eighteen (No 18), the parol
said stock being one ($1.00) each, saitl
stock having been issued to you by said
corporation on the 10th day of October,
1903, and having been transferred by
you to the undersigned lor tlie purposes
nforesaid.
You aro further notified that the un
dersigned will sell said stock at public
auction to the highest bidder, 111 Cot
lago Grove, Lane County, Oregon, alter
giving twenty (20) tluvs printed notice
in onuol tho newspapers published In
Cottage :irove. Lane County, Oregon,
to-wit, the Bohemia Nugget.
Dated this 21st day ol May, l'JUI.
!H-4t .1. C. Iixo.
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION.
United States Lnntl office,
Itoseburg, Ore., May 21, 1001.
Notice is heiuhv given that incom
pliance with the, provisions ol tho act ol
Congress ol Juno 3, 1878, entitled "An
Act lor tho sale ol Timber Lands in the
States ol California, Oregon, Nevada,
and Washington Territory," as extended
to all the Public Laud States by act ol
August 4, 1892,
WILLIAM McQUKF.N,
of Cottage Grove. Co. of Lanu, State of
Oregon has this day tiled In thisolfice on
January 2tli,100J, his sworn statement
No, 4203 lor tho purchase of tho NE i
of See No. 32 in Township 10 South,
ol Range 2 West and will oiler proof
to show that the land sough tie more
valuable for its timber or stone than
(or agricultural purposes', and to estab
lish his claim to said land before the
Register and Receiver of this ofllcu
at Itoseburg, Oregon, on Friday
tho 20th day ol August, IDOl.
Ho names as witnesses:
Herman T Dow, George W McQueen,
Joseph Potts, Herbert F.akln, ol Cot
(ago Grove, Ore.
Any and all pcisons claiming ad
versely the nhovo-doscrlbcd lands aro
requested to file their claims In this
office on or before saitl 20th day of Aug.
1004.
J. T. Unmans, Bolster,
FOR SALE
rut'D-l'irycrriH'irt
I
1
1
38 CHOICE LOTS
75 x 150 feet
High and Dry,
Fine resident property,
SPARKS AOI). TO COTTAGE GROVE
fi Blocks from I'ost Office.
PRICES AND TERMS REASONABLE
Kayser & Huff
Next to Awlney Mttililiiij,'
F.J. Poduska
AfsNayer & Cliemixt
Mines Examined,
Valued, Surveyed or
Reported on.
Cottage Grove, Oregon.
DRIVEN TO DESPERATION.
Living at an out of tho way place, re
mote from civilization . a family is often
driven to desperations in case ol acci
dent, resulting In Burns, Cuts, Wountls,
Ulcers, etc. Lay in n supply ol Buck
len's Arnica Salve, It's the best on
earth. 25o at Morgan & Brelmut drug
store.
SUED BY HIS DOOrOR.
"A doctor here has sued mo (or $12.50,
which I claimed was excessive (or a case
. 1 l..,l... ..!.,. II ., I, VIM, II.. nl
Ul UIIUIGil iiiuiiiimi ci.j a ... it ,
Coachelly, Cal. "At tho trial lin praised
ins mctiicaisiiiiiHiiti muiiicinu. x udhcu
him if it was not Chamberlain's Colic,
r..nnvn .! ni...l,niin 1?ll.du Ik, lincf
WIIUICHI IIIUIIIIUUI ..w...b..r .W Hut...
rH I had gook reason to believe It was,
and ho would not say under oath that It
was not. " No tloctor could use u better
remedy than this in a case of cholera
morbus, it never falls. Sold by New
KrnDrug Store.
Villi Al IjUMHICII.
We have on our yards 50,000 feet of
lumlier which must bo sold to make
room for Incoming stock, prices rung
lug from $3.50 to $7.00. If you want
a bargain coino at once.
Tlie Booth-Kelloy Lumber Co.,
Saginaw, Ore.
Central ftotti
Located two blocks west
5 and one block north of
tboS. I. Depot
Carge Rooms
g Well ventilated well fur.
J nlshcd and first-class In
ss every particular
i Rates $1. per day;
Board by tho week 14.60
S without bed fll.M) per
week. Remember tho
place. Tho best tables
and tho best hods, tho
h best accommodations In
ovory particular,
1 Central Hotel
S Mrs. Ida E. Thompson.
n rilOI'llIICTKKKB
What ovoryhody likes Is Homothlnir
to satisfy their appetite, the Ex.
change restaurant bus It.
4t