G. A. IxeVIs.
Dohcmiti
Turnouts,
lewis & mcqueen
First Class
Cottage Grove 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 Peed there, which will
be sold ai lowest prices.
By courteous treatment, square dealing we hope to
receive n large share of your patronage.
HAY AND PKHD DELIVERED PROMPTLY.
BIui'ttiiip:& Hanson, props.
P. Gakouttk, Manager.
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I yMi& Hardware 1
Agricultural Iniplencnts j
Plows, Mowers nml Hakes. Sole agents for the celebrated
MILBURN WAGONS
A Full Stock of Mining Supplies. :3
Piper & Vandenburg
73illiUilliiiiililiilljilillliWlliiiliWllilWiliUilWlUUiUlUiUili
Griffin &
KNOWL.ES
...The Miners
Our Motto: Good Goods for Low Prices.
General .Vcrchandise, Miners' Tools and Ammunition.
BOHEMIA,
READY MADE CLOTHING
The London General Merchnudlso
Store wish to announce to tho buying
public that they now have a very
complete stock of General Merchandise
which they Intend selling at least 20
percent below all competition.
We purchase our goods In large
quantities through Eastern' Drummers,
pay cash for all we buy, have no high
rents, no insurance rates to pay, and
consequently can sell very cheap.
Think of CLAY Worsted Suits.
flt $7.50
High Grade Goods and other lines
of Heady Made Clothing of Neatest up-to-date
stylo at prices that will surprise
you
M. D. Wells Shoes
Our lino of JM. 1). Wells Shoes are
tho best wearers on'the market and nt
prices that cannot bo equalled.
Try our Itoast Coffees, tho best
flavor mid will please you.
SUTHERLAND & GEER,
London, Oregon.
G. YV. McQueen
ritoi'iiiKTons or
loFasio Stablos
ALSO OFF1CK OF T1IK
and Blnck Butte Stage.
Double or Single.
COTTAGE GROVE, ORE
" Stoves and Tinware 1
THE CUTTING QUALITY
of any tool Is always n dsslrable
one. but of equal importance Is the
power of retaining this quality so ns
not to require too frequent sharpen
I UK. By ranking your purchases of
the Griffin & Ventch Co. you always
receive your money's worth In the
best quality ot tools and cutlery ot
properly tempered steel that is sure
to hold an edge.
Veatch Co.
& GETTYS I
Proprietors of Z,
Supply House...
OREGON.
to $9.00
BOHEMIA NUGGET
BOIIUMIA NUOOUT PUBLISHING.
COMPANY.
Wm. It. Root, Editor and Manajr.
Entered at tJi jMMtornoo at Ciitlaw Drove,
Oregon m rtcoml cl malt nutter.
Sl'HSCIUPTION ItATUK.
rt month fl.OO
lycur IIM
1! month $2.00
II paid in advance.
HllsrAi'KK U ttt oil Ms at K.C. Drake'i
Mlnlitlilns ARvnoy, MaiulM MerrhaiHi K
chauir. sn Krani-Uro, CMIIdrnl. where cm
our ti (or .vrtlltlnn t-an I nimlo tor tl.
Editor Nugget
1 "I am pleased that you are giv
ing us the mining news from Ho
I hernia. It is the mining news that
we are interested in back here. T he
Nugget is all right."
The above is taken from a letter
, received from Mass. Monday. There
1 was a money order accompanying
I for two yearly subscriptions.
I The Bohemia district ores exhibit
i at the coming mining congress at
Portland will attract deserved at
tention. But if the delegates want
i to see the real thing in Oregon,
they must not fail to inspect the
Sumpter district - Blue Mt Ameri
can, 1 We hope the delegates to the
Congress will find time to visit all
i the mining districts of Oregon. The
, real thing can be found in not only
one, but in many districts.
CLOSE TO THE FRONT.
At the meeting of the Oregon
Development State League recently
held in Portland many good thiugs
were said about the resources of
some of the counties. There were
so many to be heard from and so
much business to be transacted that
by the time I.ane county's repre
sentative was called many ol the
delegates having become weary
were leaving the room and dele
gate Williams ol Eug:iie who had
been chosen to present the resources
of the county, did not have the op
portunity to do either himself or
the county justice.
Lane county has no feeling of
jealously towards any other portion
of the state and is proud to be
numbered among the great coun
ties and to be a part of the state
of Oregon.
Yet it does believe it is second to
but few if any in its natural re
sources both developed and unde
veloped, and in a modest way, the
Nugget will refer to some of them:
Classification of lands in Lane
county:
Square miles.
Total area 4,380
Merchantable timber erea 2,956
Cut area 33
Burned area 801
Open country 531
Barren 59
Amount and classification of tim
ber in Lane county:
Million feet B. M.
Red fir 27,827
Red Cedar 471
Yellow pine 236
Noble fir 636
Hemlock 373&
Lovely fir 1,100
Total 34,006
Average stand ol timber per acre
of timbered laud, 17,900 feet B. M.
Outside of the timbered lauds
mentioned it will be noticed there
are 531 square miles ol open lands
suitable for agriculture and horti
culture besides a large area suitable
for stock raising.
It has outside of these resources
two prosperous mining districts be
sides a large amount of mineral
land not yet prospected to any ex
tent. The Blue River mining district
is receiving the attention of the
mining men and several mills are
already working at a profit the ores
ot that section.
Bohemia mining district is also
presenting a great field lor those
who desire to mine, it having pas
sed the developemeut stage and has
now many tbousandsof tons of ore
on the dumps and exposed in the
workings awaiting the mills for
treatment. Three mills are
under construction and within a
short time will be at work upon
the ores.
Besides all of its varied resources
the climate of Lane county is un
excelled in the state or the Pacific
Coast for that matter and with its
schools, churches and social advan
tages, Lane feels disposed to
claim a position very close to the
front in the procession of counties
of the state of Oregon. I
Fripav, Avoust is, 1904.
WOULD BUY THEM ALL.
Very few, whether luriuets or
otherwise, realize the value of the
hen to the United Slates. They
talk of big crops of wheat and
barley, hut seldom stop to reflect
that the little four-ouud hen will
bring them nearly half as much as
a hit ml ted weight of wheal, and it
docs not take teams and plows,
wagons and harvesters to raise her.
cither. Now many arc there that
know that the product of the hen
would buy not only the wheat crop
of the country, but the cott m crop
nlso? How many nrc there that
know that the yearly proceeds of
chickens and eggs would buy nil
the gold, silver and other minerals
that ntc produced in this country
during the year, and would pay all
the interest on the farm mortgages
besides? A large number of Calif
ornia farmers, however, think it
docs not pay to rais oultry.
The farmer invests a lot of money
in grain raising and waits a cnr
and n half if he summer fallows
his ground, for the crop to mature
1 and be marketed, and then it costs
'considerable to haul it to market,
besides the cost of sacks, no small
item u nil one which is a dead loss
to him in this state, unlike the East
where he can empty his sacks into
the car or boat and use them over
again. Cost of transportation for
the hen and her eggs is compara
tively light, and she almost picks
up around the place her entire liv
ing. She is a benefit to the farm
! and orchard by destroying thous
ands of insects and noxious seeds,
j Why is it not profitable to raise
poultry?
1 Let the farmer attend the state
fair and look at the poultry show
land talk with the breeders who ex
I hibit there, and he will probably
I wish to buy some fine stock and
I begin making money from them.
The Pacific Tree and Vine.
OREGON ELK.
To those parties who may under
stand that elk may be killed at cer
tain times of the year. State Gune
Warden Baker refers them to sec
tion 201 1, page6 of the Oregon
game laws which is as follows;
"It shall be unlawful to hunt,
pursue, take, kill, injure, destroy,
or have in possession, or to sell or
offer for sale, barter or exchange,
any e k at any time between the
date of the passage of this act and
the fifteenth day of September,
1907; and from and after the said
fifteenth day of September, 1907, it
shall be unlawful to hunt, pursue,
take, kill, injure, destroy or have
in possession, or to sell or offer for
sale, barter or exchange, any elk a'
any time between the fifteenth day
of October of each year and the
fifteenth day of September of the
following year. And from and
after the said fifteenth day of Sept
ember, 1907, it shall he unlawful
for any person to take, kill, capture
destroy, or have in possession more
than one elk in the open season of
any year; and it shall be unlawful
at any time to sell or offer for sale,
barter or exchange, or to have in
possession for sale, barter or ex
change any elk meat. L. 1903 Sp
Sess., p. 30, sec. i-"
NOT WORTH THE MONEY.
A tall woman with a determined
expression, and surrounded by six
children ot assorted sizes, appro
ached the attendant of the menag
erie and eyed him with a relentless
gaze.
"What nationality is that eU
phant?" she inquired, indicating
one close at hand.
"Come from Africa, ma'am,"
said the attendant.
"He's dreadful light-colored to
have come from tropical parts,
said the woman sternly. "And
look here." she added, as the at
tendant started away from her
family group, "they've got a
mighty poor lot of camels here, ac
cording to my lights. Not hut one
hump on any of them except that
feller that's so old he keeps his
eyes shut!
"You tell the owner of this show
what I say!" she commanded '.You
tell 'em that when a woman pays
fifty cents for herself and one fifty
for a mess of children she looks to
see more'11 one double bumper, and
more hair on the single hurapers
not have them look as if the moths
had got into 'em. Now mind you
tell 'em!" Youths Companion.
Wo havo horses, milk cows, young
cattle, hogs, wagons, buggies, har
ness anil chattels 01 nearly every ins
cription, that wo can soil at a very
low pi-lev. ask to see some of tliotu,
Medley and Milne.
IT IS A NATTER OF HEALTH
POWDER
Absolutely Para
THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE
"AKIN"
PROSPERITY.
Prosperity!
What n hearty, happy ring the 1
magic word has! What a picture.
it presents of teeming fields, and
gratuities filled to the bursting; of
deep mines, where every blow of
the pick brings forth copper or iron
or silver or gold; of the lumber
woods, and the stately monarch of
the forest crashing to earth under
the blows of the woodman's axe; of
laboring locomotives, and white
winged ships, beating to the marts
of commerce the products of field
and forest mid mine; of expanding
towns and cities, alive with human
activity in shops and factory, office
and countitighi use!
Work for everyone, mil maximum
tcturu for toil, that is what brings
prosperity, rence. contentment, the
j joy of living; these are a few re-
suits. The 1'aClllC Loast IS ell)Oy-
ing such prosperity as can be found
in no other locality in the United
r . , - ;. e
States. Nor is it the result of any
abnormal circumstance, but the
rational outgrowth of nutural con-
ditions. Nowhere can be found
aiich natural resources such fertile
soil, such mineral deposits, such
gigantic forests, such fisheries, such
waterways, such a climate
These things nre the material of
prosperity. All that is needed is
men and women to avail themselves
of the approachable advantages.
And they are coming. In tens and
hundreds and thousands they are
following the course of Umpire to
dwell in this laud of plenty, There
is room tor all, and for millions
more, lor the productivity of this
marvelous land has been hardly
guessed.
Here.is the promised laud pros
perity's headquarters. Gird your
self, rise, and come to enjoy its
blessings. From The Pacific
Monthly for August.
TAKEN WITH CHAMPS.
Win Kinnac, a member of the bridge
giing working near I.lltleport wh taken
euilileiitly ill Thursday night with
cramp and a kind oi cholvrn. If I cane
was so uevcre thai ho had to have tho
meiiihora of the crow wait upon hi 11 nml
Mr. GIITnrd wim culled ami consulted.
Ho told him ho hud u medicine in tho
form 01 ynmii H.-rlaui a uoiie. Lliolera
a.... n .rroui-. u.-um y ni l o u.oogov , .,..,. ht. ,., ,,,
would holi him out mid iicciiiillnglv .....,.. ,,,,, ,,, ,,,, ,
noveral dose wc-ro adiniiilntered with1 M hero did you llud It nak.il Ml
tho rt-ault that tho follow wat, nblo to Is) I Lmoolii. (
around next day. The Incident speak , Ho look the liuiniiHerlpt. rolled It up ,
quite highly of .Mr. (iitToril' mcdiclm-a. , nml HlulTiil It Into hi pwkel. It wit :
Klkniler, Iowa, Argun. never ki-ii iignlu. The Ihoory of the
This remedy never fall. Keep It in'wiib-r who toll I hi- torj I Hint II i
votir Homo, It may biivo Hie. ror sulu
by tho Now Km drug etore.
"PORTLAND AND RETURN ONLY.'
Tho .Southern l'aclllc Is now selling
round trip tickets to Portland from
Kngone for I good going Saturday
P. M., or any train of Minday, ro
turiilngSiiiiiliiy and Monday, giving
all day Sunday and Monday In Port
land. The sumo ni rangciiicut applies
from Portland, giving all Portland
isjoplo u ebnnco to visit valley points
at greatly reduced rates." Parties
desiring to take advantags of theso
rates can pay local faro to Kugciic.
SUICIDE l'HKVKNTKD.
The startling announcement that i.
preventive of suicide had Iweirdiiicoyer
ed will intercut many. A run ilow.i
aystern or deapondeuuy invariably pre
cede auicido and aoinuthitig bail been
found that will prevent Hint condition
which mnken milciilu likely At the
II rut thought of telf dust ruction take
Electric Bitter. II being a great tonle
and nervine will strengthen tho nerve
uml liu I lil tin tho HVHtcin , if ulno n
great Stomach, Liver uml Kidney regu
lator, tJnly wjc. hiitimiictiim guaraii.
teed by .Morgan tc Ilreliaut Druggiat.
HIRE.
Don't neglect that house, but call
at tho express olllco and have Tom
Aubrey write you up a policy In
el t her tho Ktna Insiiraucu C. or
tho Oregon l'lro Itellef Association of
McMlnnvllle, Oq-goii. ooMJ
THBDUATII l'JCNAIry.
A tittle thing Bometlines remit in
death. Thus u muru Bcratch, InBigul
flouut out or puny hod havo paid the
death penalty It is wine to have
Ilucklen's Arnica Halo over bandy , II'
the bet Halvo on earth and will pre
vent fatality, when Hum, Horeu, Ulvora
uml Pile threaten. Only 25c, at Mor
gan & Ilrehaut Drug Store,
Any ono wishing a country homo
near town, will do well to conslilt-r
tbo following, SO acres 2 miles out,
with stock and Implements, $1100.00.
Modloy mid Mllno will take you out
to see this property. i
THE ACME
Is the most Comfortable Shoe Made
LADIES' ACME SHOES
Are becoming mote and mote popular each season.
Fiom the fuel that their value is becoming better known.
They arc much morj comfort ihlc thin a shoe with
tegular sole. The nil-wool felt sole lining (onus. A
tlcxlhle and clastic pad for the sensitive part of the fool
to test upon, made In turn, welt, unil McKay sewed.
Wc have them In nil widths.
Closing them out at $2.75
Regular $1.00 per pair Shoes
Made by Utz X. Dunn, Rochester N. Y.
At Pacific Timber Go's Store
t'nder Odd Fellows Mall
COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON.
ANT PECULIARITIES.
IC.rli Slirelca Una
lllaoeniltilr liy
n IM.tli.fl
Oilier Aula
u",r
Knch nut pccic upponr to havo ll,.lull)lltl t yli.ixi ,,i,cii-o, only to
distinctive odor, dlmcrnlhlo by ottivr I ruw woio until .he wan uimblo to 'In
until. Within" each tpi-clr there are any kind of work. AIkiiiI u vein ngo
,llfr..r,.n..,w of lulnr ,1,-iu.nilnllt oil ' alio ln-l.MII taking Cllllllll erlltlll .S.I.
tho hko of tho colony nml the ngo of
tlio quern from whose orb It Inmate
nro produced. Tho nut' orKim of
mnell nro It niitoniine, nml the nnton
lino otiiiKlnt. n It uoro. of n serle of
nones. i'iu'Ii of which tin n Hpevlnl tank.
One homo toll tho nut whether It I III
Its own nest or Hint of no enemy. An
other iniKo illKorlnillintoH tietweon odor
of nuts of I lie xuiiio npocloH. lint of illf
forent nilimle. 'the third nerve tho
purpose of illMoriilin: tho hooiiI hi il
down by tho lint' own feet, so Hint It
limy relnico II tep iiloni: II own
pnth. Another roo iineHs the mil
Inrvnc Mini pupno, nml the llflli noso
1 detect tho proKonoo of mi enemy
Thii If an nut lie left with only tin-
rollr llos.-l ll will mo inonoiy nun
'" ,H- 11,11 wMtl' " hu It llflh
! I';'-" " will IIrIiI the l lei. to thed-nll.
1 if nut imric om tuinliiorn iuMUiiliir
i)ifnu, ,,,,,
tl1.v .,fo ..,.,. V1. ,t,u-ntl.v to
K,.ti.r, thouch of different ap.s lr 01
, iii,fniiilllo. Itut In thieo iln ufiei
1 iintvhlm: thi-lr erlterlon of ronori nut
odor I eatnbllidiod. nml they refue to
nlllllnte with nut wIioko odor
ia not
In ncconl with their Mnmlnrd.
LINCOLN'S POETRY.
. lor Uonninnptlon. I lie U-m lll l rr-
Vrnn That vr- llrouiilii I" t.lal.i ! cil veil w atrlkl ng nml I wn on my
onlr i" - lrairni. let t In ii lew ily. Now 1'to entirely
It U n .i-litlliietitnl hiiblt of Hpeoeli t.- j repilned my health." Il ooiiquer nil
reitret the "mint: never ung." Vet Cough., Cold! nml Throat jiul Lung
rB,vr,,,r,,7,vnura
quite enough poetry unle II I ot tin- Xrlul bottle Irro.
very beat. Ho Ini no lour for mote I '
luclorloii Milton." Hut there I no I - -'
(rue Aincilciin who vvoiilil mil pay n
price for it cortnln bnleh of hm-iii
lirobnbly Ions "go ih-fttiojod.
Gllmon Wllllnm Hnrrl. who win n
law Ntinleiit In Lincoln ,V lleriitlon'H
ottlee from IfU.I to 1M7. hnx wiltleii
for the Woiiinu' Homo Coiiipmiloii
nine of hi recollection of A lint liu
Lincoln. In pulling the ottlco In 011I01
one morning ho cnnie upon two or
Ih roc quire of letter pnper mIIIcIiisI to
I gether Initlile n (lek Ho turned the
lonvi-s nml found Hint they were -ov
' ered with tnnr.n hi Mr. Lincoln's nml
running hmid.
When Mr. Lincoln cnnie In, the young
man took tho lumiiincTlpt out of lheiiC
dink ngnln nml held II up with the tin '('
u,,CMIiry nlllI ln.rtiM,.Mt Impilry
wn tukeii homo uml put Into II lire.
1
THE BLACK PANTHER.
No
'Irror 'Mint Kirn Mini Traluera
llnri- ul llinnllr III Mi.
Of all Hie big. iliiugeriiu cut, none
I more iinapproiielniblo iiud more
tieacheroiiN than Hie black pnnHicr
llnlllng from the heart of the iloepet
African Jungle, lithe nml aupplo of
body, iilorl uml norvou. till Htoultby
innrnuiler exceisl In feioelly even u
lleiigul tiger. Ho I the only big feline
that the Hon trainer does not venture
to train, und ho I the only cat no iiIiho
lutcly distrustful that ho hIiiiiih oven
tho light of day. Oflen he will lie nil ,
day long In a dusky corner of hi cage,
his yellow silt eyes shifting uml gleniu ;
Ing rcHtlcsuly.
ICven tho feeding hour, when pnmlo
nionluni breaks looso ninoiig tho big I
cage, when hungry roar and Bipical '
inlnglo with Impatient snarls and lin- I
pact of heavy bodies against steel i
bars. Is ii pt to hnvo no effect on him. i
Ho mny Ho eying his chunk of raw
beef suspiciously nml not venture forth
until day has waned mid tho last vis
itor left to tear meat from hones with ,
hi long, vrhlta fang. 1
In fact, so ugly and vicious is tills
beast that frequently ho turn on his
own kind, and In many Instances It I
Impossible to en go him, oven with n
mate. McCluro's Magazine.
Am to "The."
A voluntary contributor to maga
zines and nowspnpers had a doslrnhlo
article returned to him tho other day
because ho began tho opening parn
graph with tho dcflnlto nrtlcle, "the."
Tho editor wrote: "If wo should allow
all of our authors to begin with 'the'
every article would so begin." Then
Is at least ono nowspapcr In Now York
which will not accept a story of nn
kind if it begins with "the." Tho edl
tor In charge, seeing tho "tho" at the
opening, Immediately throws tho story
Into tho wastehasket. Now York Pre
HICK Hi: MUflll
I lor iiovoral join my ni'n win trotililod
ill. ..I... ..I.l uia.li. II. i.illl.wl MllL lll.llll.
m'hunt 11 vi-ry aim-re i'I iinu'tt'r. She
I ttiwlni-it with aiivi'ral oliilncllL iiIivhI
m-h uml I.Ivor Tablet unit today weigh
mino wnui anu ever uni m-iuir him,
1 out well," wiyn Mr. Goo. II. Wrltihl ol
Now l.on.lon, .Now ork. l or anlo liy
New Km llniK Sloro
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END OK 1II1TKH Kit i I IT
"Two phvaielniia had a long nml alii Il
, iMirn light Willi an iilvc on my right
lung" write J. K. Ilughcftof Do I'ont,
Gn. "mid gave mo up. Kverylxiily
thought my lime bad rotur. A n lt
I rosorl I tried Dr. KIuk'i New Discovery
Imported
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April
i
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Eugene Planing Mill
Manufacturer ot
Sash, Doors, Mouldings, Rustic and
General Mill Work.
Turning and Stair liiilldlngii speci
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Address; 11 1. Lawrence ,St,
HUHKNB, OIIH
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Junction City Flour
Chop l'V.ed, Graham Flour,
Oats,' llran and Hhorts.
J. R. UROWN,
West Side. Cottage, Grovo
oinnnroYTrinrinrTTtnnnnn
I The Cottage Grove
I STEAM LAUNDRY
Is now In running order
and prepared to do nil kinds of
i laundry work with promptness g
and at I'OUHonulilo rates. K
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