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About Bohemia nugget. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1899-1907 | View Entire Issue (April 5, 1905)
'. SPRING LINE r Maimer Sliirl Wuinl JUST RECEIVED Mercerized litamine, Mohair line of house Shirt Waists. Hemenway & rtwmsTsvTewzv a a b b b mrsmzvn HOME NEWS List your probity with Milne & linker. AllUlniUof fiiKnivliitfilonciit II. 0 MmlwiiV. Horbort Hakin wutit to Portland on Monday James lloiibon wiih ii piinM-ngor to to I'orllnml Tuesday ilarry Wynne wuh hIno Invited to Portland Momlny. Dr. Hibbs, of Voticalla. was in the city Sunday on buune.ss V. 11. PhilliiipN w among tlm Portland paHccngitrit Monday. Miss Mary Cutriu of Roscburg. spent Sunday with her parents here. A. H. Wood, manager O. nnd 8. K. railway, loft fur l'ortlnml on Monday. Who'n tho U. H. Uovomuiout onllo wo all niUHt go, to meet tho ollicials in Portland. Ilarry HtouruH ami Clydu llvckloy woro in tho city Sunday on buni uom from Ynpcnlln. A case of the mumps wn rcior ted in tho city last week. Dan Ilyrnc was the victim. Stopbon Hurtoii, wlidSvus Wliiiu in tho city, returned to his homo in Eugono Sunday nftoriioon. Mrs. J. K. Scott. ofCreswell, spent n few days last week with her sister, Mrs. R. M. Vcatch. John Witty, of the Modern Phar macy, left Saturday night for Hlgin, Oregon, for a visit with his parents. T. W. Jenkins was in Portland at tending n meeting of the executive council of the Foresters of America. W. II. Martin and family loft Tues day night for Santa Cruz, Califor nia thoir futuro homo in xnarch of health. Mrs. llert Dersham, of Creswell, was the guest of her" sister, Mrs. C. C. Hazleton, for a few days last week. James Kerr who reside- near Wildwood had, while plowing in his field, Saturdny a paralytic stroke of the left side. K. II. Merry left for Portland Sunday night where he will reside In the' future. His family will move there later. Miss Dcrtha Tnte of Creswell, was the guest of Mrs. I.in Tucker the first part of last week, return ing home on Thursday's 3 o'clock p. m. train. P, V. Cooper, who has been ill .at his home in Portlaud for the past few wcoks, returned to his dutioS'as bookkeeper at the Mack butto mines Monday, W. C Vincent, Hcrt Richmond's old partner, who left hcren few months ago for his home nt Cres cent City, California, nnd about 'ten minutes after his arrival home he attcmptod to fix nn electric who and was killed instantly. D. II. Wynnt who has been for mouths past devoting his energies to getting the various mining camps throughout the state to make good displnys of their ores nt the Icwls nnd Clark Fnir, nr rived in the city Monday. He will arrange to make the final ship ment from Dohcnijasooti, ns nil ores , must be in plnce by the end of, this mouth. From here he will go to Orauts Pass for the same purpose' and Lawns. Also lare Uest values ever shown. Burkholder tuts a airsnnnnni)" mrmnnr i Items of Interest In and about Cottage drove and vicinity. 0. II. Hawkins was in Creswell Monday on business. ' Roy Knox of Kugcnc sient Sun day with friends in Cottage Grove. A now. Hum lino of diamond Hugn ! ust rocf Ivi'd .-;t Mndmi'H. Oil Kirer on Sharp'" creek, shot u cougar lust Saturday that mens urcd over eight feel Two seated covered hack for sale, cheap. For particular call at Lurch, s store. Take tho Nuggel and keep pimti'd on tho Holiotnia mining dmtrict it will pay you to do so. The Misses Ncwhiud nnuouncc their spring nnd summer opening on Wcdnosday, April is Xcorly all tin- fruit trees are now in full bloom, wlncli jjivos the city a very haudnomu appearance. R. V. Vcatch went to Portland Sunday as a government witness in the land fraud cashes lie fore the grand jury. Mrs. Condon and daughter Irene departed on the 3 p. m. train Fr dny for Oakland. Ore., where they will visit Mrs. Condon's son for a short while. The McMiuuvillc council has ordered that all telephone poles iu the city shall bo painted. A sensi ble move and one that the council of Cottage Grove should follow. "Ton Nights iu a Har Room" wjh playod at tho Opera Iiouho on Fri day night lo a fair sized audience. Homo portions of tlio play was very well performed, tho specialties which followod tho play, woro really tho bent part of tlio porfonnaiicn? An attempt was made at Al bany Sunday night to wreck the soutu-bouiul overland. lint nq damagn was done except to a north bound Ireight, which struck the obstruction and derailed the tender nnd one car. Willard Martin nnd family boarded the south hound overland Sundav. 2 a. in. for California, where they will try the milder climate of that state, and sec if their health will be benefited ns their many friends hope it will. The I.adies aid of the Christian church met nt tho home of Mrs. J. llyrnes on last Wednesday after noon for a rag tacking. In order to prove that more work than talk was the order of the day, will just state that 32 pounds were sewed and wound. On Thursday the ladies oi the Christian church met at the home of Mrs. Smith for a short time. About 40 of the ladies were present. Refreshments ot coffee, sandwiches, cake, pickles, crullers aud cookies were served, aud the time sped swiftly in social conversation. Such gatherings as this we think arc good for the community as they serve to cement lasting friendships and sisterhoods, Tlio University of Orogun Oloo club which has in many otlior cities of the statu won merited comment, gave 0110 of itu dolightful ontortaiu raonti) nt tho Opora huuso Saturday night. Tlio luck of a uinlo quartette. among so many good singers was noticed. Home features worn hotter than others, but all woro good. At tho cIoho of tliti evening's niilortulii. mnut, n roooptiou at Woodmen hall, by tlio young ladies was toudeiod thorn, wliicli whs onjoyod by nil un til u Into hour. Forty Yimr Ago. Forly yonrH hnvo passed away hIiico tho battle of Potorsbur and tho surrender of ltobort 1;. Loo. Yol thorn urn many living who worn men nt that time nnd who fouuht upon orio side or tho ollio durinu tho Civil war. Fow nro now living wno havo mora cause to romombor the time than has Mr. H. It. Pipor of this cilv. On tlio second day 01 April imju, while the battle was raging, a ball from tho gun of n ynnkoo struck tho ground just iu front of Mr. Pipor anil ulaticlnir, hit him iu tho right shoulder inllicliiiK a serious wound Ho was placod in nn nmbuluuco ami after throe doys of traveling reached tho hospital ut Inrmvillo Vn., where tho ball was oxtractod and which lie kopt nnd on Sunday last remembering tho day. huntod it mi and showed it to some of his friends and roroiintod tho story. While at tho hospital ho was pa. roled, which ho has preserved arid roads as follows: "To whom It amy concern: This is to certify that tho bear er hereof, 8. It. Pipor 03rd Itegl. Tumi, this day uivns his parole not to Leal nrms against tlio government of tho United States, nor enter iuto any mili tary capacity until duly ex changed by the military author ities. "J. 11 Faiiiiunks, "Unpt. 30 Mass. Vol. Asst. Proro. Marshal," Farmvlllo, Vn., April 17, 1805. As Mr. Piper has not been duly unchanged ho considers ho is uot yet eligible for military dulioa. Si'r Imliistry. ilioj. Awhrcy has started, iu a mall aiiv it is true, but nevertheless t is a hu1 toward a trout hatchery. Mr. A-vnrcy lias boon studyini; the latest works on flsh culture nnd lias seemed a site for his plant at tlio null racu oi tlio Uottagn (Irovo Flour mills. He has had made iu Portland the proper appliances lor the liatcliiuir if tlio eygs ami lias unclosed u place lor the troiiglis etc. lie will begin with tho eggs of tho rainbow trout, twenty or more thousand which have been arranged fur. After tlio trout nro hatched tliev will' bo kept iu the troughs' for about two months wliou thov will bo placed in the race above tho mill which will bo screened bo thoy can not escitpn. Mr. Awbroy say it will lake throo years to raiso his own took tisli, mcanwbilo ho will pro cure eggs from other sources. Iho propagation of trout and tho annua! stockini; of our mountain treams would bo of futuro valuo to this locality, ns lishormon will trnvel lung distances to visit good trout Hulling. It is said there aro but two trout butcheries iu tho state. Tho tourist travel is worth looking ufler and the uuxt legislature might do worse than to tako up tho quos tiun of troul hatcheries, Cottugo (Irovo liny Wins. At the annual debate, Aptil i.st, with the University of Washington, the Oregon team was given the de cision by two of the judges iu the contest last night. The local team supported the affirmative side of the question: "Resolved, That it soould be the policy of the United Slates not to hold territory perma nently unless with the purpose that it shall utimately enjoy state hood." The afllrmativu based its argu ment upon the position that it has been the past policy of the Govern ment to confer free government up on the people ol ell acquired terri tory, aud that a departure Irom this histoiical policy would des troy the unity of the nation aud in volve the country in the dangers ot couonial empire. John 0. Vcatch of the University of Oregon, was the most effective speaker of the evening. His work consisted chiefly in rebuttal. He was ably assisted by his colleagues, Frauds F. Galloway and Frederick Steiwcr. For the Washing team, Charles II, Hall did the test work, follow ing his colleagues, Floyd Hatfield and Willis Parkor. The debate was spirited throughout, and was very closo" No one could guess the result until the decision was announced, when Villard hall rang with the shouts of the enthusiastic Oregon students aud the debators were carried from the hall upon many snouiucrs, The debate was the first won by Oregon since 1902, when Washing ton was defeated on the question of the 13th amendment. I he judges weie. John 11. Cle land, W. W. Cotton nnd R, A. Leiter, nil of Portland. Lawrence T, Harris, '06, presided. A large nudience heard the contest. The members of lioth teams and tlm judges went to the. home of presi dent uanipneii lor an inlorinnl re ception. John 0. Vcatch. the young man uqcredtteil with winning the debate DR. SANBURN FRENCH SPECIALIST The While Medicine Chief The Kinz ol Cures. I urn now In your town IntrndncInK 111 v wonderful arts of lienllng now Is'foro tlio public. , Don't dill to come uiul liuve your IIwhwh tola, mill In) cured II you wish. KciiiciiiImt. I UU your iIInmsoh. I have two arts of lieulliiK- I heul with nuiKnet power, anil with roots, icriis, imrKH mm iierricH. i 01110 one 11111I nil anil I will tell everybody their discuses. I'Ioiim' lieur In 111I111I that I nm the only 111.111 who miiiiii- facturcrs tlieso remedies this tide of runs. 111 tlier Is where I learned them-arts of heallue. and sliull In the future put certain kinds of medicine iu yi-ur limn stores ror tlio ix'iieiir 01 the public .My o l eu anil laboratory are hi I1N2 Hurst street, I nl verlty Turk, ortlauil. Oregon. Now located ut Central Hotel. Olllce Iu purlnr mid loom II. w ill remain 111 uolluue tirovo 1111 April .'Wtli mid return every month In the future. CONHUIrA'riON Flti:i: ut any time. for Oregon, isa son of R. M. Ventcli of Cottage Grove and brother of Henry Vcatch, the hardware dealer. Opera llouso Thursday an I'di l- dii . Mr. ami Mrs. Hair aud Company open a two nights engagement at the Ojera house starting Thursday evening. This company comes well reccommeuded from the south, the press aud public shaking in ths highest terms of them. The company presents comedies u two acts with a vaudeville also etwecu the acts. P.ach aud every act that this company carries is a novelty act ml has played the large3l house on the coast In conjunction with the rest of the performance a fine line of mov ing pictures is used As a special inducement ladies ill be admitted free first night. Prices of admission will be 10, 20 and 30 cents. Tickets on sale at New lira Drug store. SUNDAY AT THE CHURCHES There will bo services at the Pres bytoriou church Sunday morning ud t-veuuii;. preached by tlio pas tor. Sunday School at 10 a, m. Junior 0. E. at 3 p. m. Senior C- U. at G:U0 p. m. Public cordially iu vitod. struugors aud sojourners always welcome. Therefore being iustiued by faith wo have pence with God through our Lord Jesus Christ." It. (J. uiucb, 1 astor. - . ' ...r, Christian Science Services In Woodmen Hall Sunday, 11 a. ui. Subject; 'Atonement .Ralph Chandler, who has been iu Eastorn Oregon for some time, re turned recently to visit his parents. Mr. W. C. Conner, editor of the Roseburg Plaiudealor was iu Port land last week purchasing a new press for that paper. Mrs. Conner accompanied him. NUGGETS iVny parties caught tresspassing my promises with dog or guu will bo prosccutod. . WM. I.ANDliSS. Sec Milne & Uaker for bargains iu Real Kstate. If you want to sell your property sec Milne & Baker as they arc get ting our a new list Note the quality, style and price of millinery shown this season by The Misses Newland, aud remem ber their opening day is We ne-- lay, Apiil is. I Tlin Itohniiim Xilr'irnl rmmKfntH ,.w ...... - - r not only Cottage Grove, but tho Ho hernia miuiiip; district as well, sub scription price per year $l.fi(l Keen your bowelH leuulur by the UHo ot L'liiiiiiberhiln'a .Slomneh and Liver TnbletK. There In nothing bet I tcr. For wale by Tho .Modern I'liur-1 limey. I Georuo lloliliimu, the tailor on the WGHt Hide Iiiih a new titoek of the late TS: Hprlut; HtyleH for hiiIIh and pi'liiKS overeoatH, Tei'inn reafoiinble. 1 C: Wheat, outH and barley for seeda the Cottiiso drove Flour Mills NEW EMBROIDERY SALE IS NOW Oi 0ir Prices; 15c Embroidery or 9c. 20c Embroidery or 12 1-2 25c Embroidery for 15c For One Week Only HAY! Wi: HAVi; ONT, Ht'KDItKI) TOMS OF FANCY OAT HAY $12.00 Cracked Corn, per bushel Oil Meal, per pound All Other Feed at WHEAT. BATt-LEY mill and nt the wareln u HARTUNO ,f. S. MlIiNi: MILNE & BAKER REAL ESTATE Lands, Miues atrxl Alining Stock, null lioniL'STtculs located. Timl er A choice list of City, Country and 'i'imber Lands for sale. rent in the different; parts of tho city. Rents collected :for non-residents. omo: rx oi'utA house iiousk builuino, itr fflitmrfflmwiTiimni ApicdUu ml pie incuts 3 1'loWK, Mowers and ;km uw. Sole agents for tho celebrated 3 lti: ,1URN WAGONS 3 A Kull .ek of Minim? Supplies. wVanDenburo HAY Per Ton .85c . 2C Our Usual Low Prices AND OATS for seed at je by the depot. the & HANSEN J L. W. BAKER Timberland Ho uses for COTTAGE GROVE, ORE. Vin: (ITJ1NO (IU AUTV of any tol ,rt always a dlnrnbes one, but ol equal Importnnco U tlm power of rutalnhiK thlH quality so n not to rcqulrv too frequent Hharpen tnjr. ' Uy limkliiK your purchases of the (iriilln & Vcatch Co. yon alwayB mvlve your money's worth In the lHt quality of tools aud cutlery of properly tempered Htcel that Is sure to hold an eile. iinimnmmifiiimiiiiiniiium Harchvare i 3 Stoves aud Tinware I 3 Veatch Go