Bohemia nugget., April 18, 1906, Image 4

BOHEMIA NUGGET
J. McKCAN FISHER, Manner.
DOMILMIA NUtKlhT PUBLISHING
COMPANY.
Muke nil rhet ki ll to KuKffrt Tub. Co.
Kntcred
kl the ixmlofTWe at Cotum Urore,
Oregon p Koond c
lui
i mall matter.
SI ' HSCIU I'TION HATES.
6 month $1.00
Ifpnr
IS IIIOtlttlH f2.lH)
If pntd in ndvnnce.
Clubbing Rates.
The ltolioiuki N upset one year
vltli any one of the following pul-
llcntion one venr for amount net
opposite:
rarlllc Monthly
Weekly Orvjronlan ( Portland)
Weekly Journal (Portland)
Hailv Mining i;cvrd ilVuver)
Weekly Minim; Record
I'iieltu" Iloiiit'xtead
Northwest Poultry Journal
$2.00
$.VfH)
Thi Mii-cr is kert on HI tr THE
AMKR1-
CAN MlM.Mi fUStiKKS"", l'lirabr
of I'om-
merre Hi:i.linir, l-ener. . 010 , orrc i'ui
rfUT will be elonie t ll.e nif the
ln .r fnni thf vntnuin imrmiR Mrrtu'ti l
iRe H-u-ntilie library anJ iniural ex
hibit.
nilSPAlKK in kept on tnr at K. C. Prmke u
Alvortning Aiffiirv. ot and 60 Merchant Kl
Chanite. San Fraiu-ioo, California, where cuQ
Tcu lor advertising can be mad for it.
Wednesday, April iS, 1906
MEN WANTED.
At nor! j every grocery store on
Main street nre signs out "Mn
Wanted" for all kinds of job,
lumbermen, mill mn, farmers, etc.
until ther is no need of a man say
ing Le can't t;et work. AH he has
to do is to ak, and show that be is
willing to do work and he can pet a
good price. This is no lazy man's
country. Every roan must earn
bis living and has a chance to have
two jols at eny lime.
Lumber mills era running short
handed, railroad men are in de
maEd for all kinds of construction
work and times are on the go. Ore
gon is the place for activity.
Cottage Grove. Alwavys First.
Cottage Grove was the first town
to apply for space in the "Made in
Oregon" display to be made in
Portland's show windows May 19
26. Hurrah for Cottage Grove's
Commercial Club, and her prompt
work. May the display be in good
style, and one to attract.
B. A. Washburne of SpriagfieM
is a Btrong candidate for State Rep
resentative and represents a strong
and powerful interest He is one
of the younger men that have for
several years been wielding an arm
of might in the welfare of the
county.
There is some little talk around
town at the present time to put a
two foot tile Btortn sewer from the
end of the lateral sewer back of the
depot across the low ground there,
and then across Main Street and
under C. C. Case's saloon and down
the alley between Main and Platte
streets to tbe main sewer for tbe
purpose of carrying off Le surface
water that collects along there.
This work should Le done and with
tbe support that is being given the
plan, it will probably be carried out.
The ground back of the depot
should be filled up a couple of feet
after this is done and made pre s&nt
able.
The Favorite-.
hos. John h. aitkin ok hinting
ton looks like the winneu.
Portland, April 17th (Special)
As the press voices the sentiment
of the people and the republican
press cl the state seeming practic
ally unanimous in tbe'r support of
lion, doun 1J. AUkiu of Hunting
ton fur State Ireasurer, it would
seem "to a nmn up a tree" that be
is in the lead for the position.
It is conceded that Eastern O.-e
gon will give their favorite a spleu
did vote, bis friends and admirers
in Western Oregon are working
nari ana long, tbey admire his
clean out campaign, which is fiee
from personalities and "mud-sling
ing, the people approve his
straightforward, sound platform and
will show their approval of it by
tneir votes.
In this city he hns made a re
maikatje campaign, bis supporters
ieel cooudeut of success, as there is
quite a sentiment to give tbe State
Treasurer to Eastern Oregon, and
Mr. Aitkin looks like tbe winner.
ProhlbltlonlsU Nam Slat Tlokot,
Portland, Ore., April 13 The
State Convention of tbe I lohibaion
party of Oregon met in tbiu city to
day and Dominated the following
officers aud candidates for various
state office;
I. II. Amos, chairman of stte
committee and V. to. Rutherford,
secretary of Bta'e conimifte.
for governor; I, II. Amos.
U. I .re Paget, foiled Stiles sen
ator, long term.
Rev. H. Gould, I't.ited States
senator, shoit trim.
T. S. McP.uiiel. eecretaiy of
state.
L,r.lie lUitler, state treasurer.
C. J. lUiijht. supreme judge.
Henry Sheak, snpeiiutcndcnt of
public instruction.
F. B. Rutbcifnd, attorney gen
eral. A. S. Hawk, state printer,
II W. Stone, congtcssuian 2m
district.
Edward P. Green, congressman
first district.
A. 1'. Miller, joiut state senator,
of Claeknmas aud Multnomah coun
ties. A. W. Erankhauser, j 'iut state
representative. Clackamas nud
MutiK'iuah counties.
Evjva Saloon Men Beat City Council.
The Euguie City Council raised
the sslon license to so I'ti'tn Cum
last week but hefoic tbe rew rate
could go into t fleet, ibe snl-'ou men
all renewed their licenses for the
year at the old rate.
An crd ii'ii'ce for bidding nickel
in-the-slot mnchiuts was ;iwd and j
took effect immediately. This or-j
di nance was pssi d in animously. !
and cuts out all the little machines
one sets in coufeciiouU-rs, cigar
stauds, Faioons, ttc.
County Commissioner
W . 1. neizur, caiiv.;uaie -r j ltl trie last staeii ot the campaign.
County Commissioner from the, In the face of certain defeat meu
south end of Line county we;;t to 0neu loss their head, grow desper
EugeLe on Monday as Le badtojate become abusive and forget
lay up some political fence. Wi'i'e . their better nature. Mcaiditue tbe
be is there Le will go t Springfield ! bop grower, the rurtl mail carrier,
and Wend'mg and work up u greater j the G A. R. 'the laborer and pro
interest iu b's S'ip-ort. Mr Keizur : ducer," and all tbe Fpeeial interests
has for 15 years or more been con 1 whose voters are badly wanted are
ntc'ed wi:h the business interests i Joing their own thinking and refuse
of this end of the county au I while ( to i,jte a gre hoi-k .
he sta-tds for a iq n.re d-al fori Willis C. Hawley has never been
every it of the county, le ol arjything but a thoroughbred re
course has u tst tcia ly t :udor re- ! ,niblicttn Hud a clean man. Marion
i:ard for bis hune seeticu LLt
south part of t!ie county should
have a representative iu the County
Commissioner'1, and Mr. Keizur is
a man that certainly would prove
an able and just man in such a po
sition and deserves the vote of all
citizens of South Lane County, und
of the rest of the County.
WILLIS S.DUNIWAY
Candidate for State Printer
At Republican Primary. April 20. 1906
"I iK.Trtiy .lt..ilup r.ifif lo rcilui-tiou (.( (lit:
enormous rota ul the olll.-e. il i ln te! ;mil I l.
rlare upon my Imiior that I sli.t'l si . 'k ii' itin r
to Mrpt;tuute tM altijs.- of tl).. iiiiii-tf nor -n-l-'au'e
in new m Ih iiii.-s to loot tin; tn ;nur".
W illis S. imtiiway.
"W illls H. ImniHuy i a iimii of mt riin i.itt
rity and thorough know ii-ilc of Un.- print ini
lmiin-ss " 1'nrt land l.al.or press.
E. V. CARTER
Ashland, Oregon
Candidate for Republic innomina-
tion for State Ireusurer.
R-ebuIlt ria.t Car
iuq j an is mamng very
good logging can out of the bal
last cars it has had for some timo.
ibe cars formerly had a G foot
wheel base but are now beiutf ex
tended to 10 feet aud will make a
very eerviceable cur for that pur-
poise, iuetramc beinij developed
on the line i tuking tbe capacity of
the road dailv to handle it.
Voe.tch Awarded Alumni Medal.
CAlUtlKS 1I0N0K OI JiJiINO HKST IK-
UATHK.
ICut'eno Itegister; John C. V'eateh
member of tbe clans of 1007, wan
ast night declared tbo winner of
tbe Alumni medal which in
given j
Y I - ' ,1
I '?t.:.; ' .. .,
by tbe nn-otiation for the best in
dividual t'ebater in the university.
Tbe ueHtiou that was debated l;t
night in YilUid Hall was the ime
bs was debated in the Oregon-Idaho
contest and was paiticipotod iu
bv Galloway, Latoutette, Watch,
B. IVvls'on, T. B. Podson and
Henry McKinney.
The contest was won last year by
0. W. Winslow and the year before
by V. W. Tonilinson. Three years
ngo the Alumni Association re
solved upon this tcheme to stimu
late interest in debate and tbo giv
ing of tbe medal has brought out ft
number of strong debaters in the
university who care to try lor
honors. Tbe judges in last night's
contest weie: Ir. lelnr, M. H.
Arnold and George B. lKrri.
Mr. Yeatch it a son of ex-Mayor
Vcatch of Cottage Grove.
Iln.wlev Will Win
Wtl'is C. Hawley candidate for
congress is being widely advertised
by bis opponents as a crank, a
preacher, a prohibitionist, a tool, a
duniniv, a lunuic, a tbeoiist, a
1 - . t .i.i
p.atfaMs', ana an t uemv 01 in vi.
A. II
I His supporiers .are. d nounccd as
sre bends, ringsters, sulkeis, graft
ers, thieves, machine politicians,
old poetical hacks, ai d menilers of
bat dark and mjsicrious aggrega
tion k'iovn as the K"m shoe bri-
trade. A few more choice exple-
lives are row being coined for Ufe
count v whete ne Las Jived uariv
twenty years will fcive him more
than one thousand majority and his
nomination is a9surtd.
Bids Invlt4.
The Earmers' and Miners' Tele
phone Company invite bids up to
noon twelve o'clock of April 28,
UU0, for furnishing material and
building a telephone line from Cot
tage Grove to Wild wood. Com-
Iplete plans and ppecifications can be
found and inspected at the omce 01
the secretary of the company with
Messrs Metcalf and Brund, Col
tage Grove, Oregon- The company
reserves the right to reject any or
all bi i.
Cottage Grove, March 22. 190G.
A. I3kind, Secy.
London Briefs.
Mr. Albert Geer and family have
arrived from Marble Lake, Ilritish
Columbia and will take stock and
an active part in the operation of
the London Mineral Springs in
connection with Mr. Levi Geer and
Mr. Thomas Geer. Tbe work will
be actively carried on and during
this season, which the growing de
mand of tbe London water is crtat
ing. The excellent virtues of this
water is aHuerting in clttim up ou
the admiration of those who use it,
to tbo delight of the Htoekholders
and management ot tbU growing
enterprise. -Mr. Albert Geer comes
to stay, bringing his wife and five
children which will add much to
our community; thus the list of
school children is running up and
with bright ant cipatious id London
looking forward to the time iu the
not fir future when a good HciWd
will bo established and thud com
plete a change of circumstances
which will make London an Ideal
pluce fur families who wish to re
side here.
Thorn is M. Gardner hts finally
succeeded in becoming grand
father and Mr. and Ir. Ere I Rice
are the happy recipients of a fine
dmgbter. Mr. Rice ia doing
nicly, hence the kitchen will be
supplied with a helper and the
'ares and lubor of M'8. Rice will
be much lightened.
The Heutitig plan1 of the London
Hotel will uudergij thorough read
justment ah 550 let ot pipinj: has
been ordered and all fixtures nece
sary, wnicn win enable tneirm-
cbanic to put the bathing depart
ment of thin splendid hotel in first
class condition.
The primary election to bn held
on Friday next must not be neg
lected ay the election 1 iwa are very
strict. Let us all turn out aud rep
resent our interest. A supervinor
must be elected. Siy Brother Re
publican why not give Mr. Kajser
a lift and thud Jet tbe south part of
Lane County have one superior
something that haH not occurred
for about twenty years what
you.
say
Vl'lUTAS.
J. M. Shelley of Eugene, one of
the State Representative candidates
paid us a visit on Tuesday. He is
looking after his voters.
POLITICAL ANNOllNCBIliNlV
For Governor.
I beieby minoiiiue invstlt s 11
candidate uhii ti e K publican
ticket for governor of tbe Stale ol
Oregon, sttbjet t tl eat tion o
primaries to be held Aptil '.
1906.
CjiARi.i.s A. Johns,
Baker City, Oregon.
For State Senator.
I hereby announce in.w ll' us can
didate for State Senator, for Lane
County, on the republican ticket to
be voted for Apt il the Sloth, loot!.
I. 11 BlNt.ll m.
Lane County Sheriff.
I hereby announce nijsclf as a
candidate for the ntticc tl Mieiitl ot
Lane County, subject to tbe ap
proval of the deinoepttic otets at
the pi imaties to bo bel l in Lane
County on April 2oth. iiu.
Ekud Eisk.
For Sheriff.
1 hereby announce myself as n
publican candidate for SbeiilT il
I.atie County aud promise if dec lt d
to conduct the otiice in ns economi
cal a manner as possible an I to the
best interest of the ptople
W. J. Wahno. k.
Constable.
I hereby announce myself as a
candidate for Constable for Cottage
Grove Eieciuct, Lane County, Ore
gon, subject to the approval of tb
D nu-cratic voters at the 1'ijmarics
lo be held in Cottage Grove on
April 20th, iOOC.
A. B. Atmns
For Representative.
I announce to the Itepublicm
voters of Lane county, mv candi
dacy for representative in ti e st to
legislature, subject to a -royal a I
the April primaries.
li. A. Wash nfK m:,
Springfield, O10.
Secretary of Sfate.
I hereby announce myself as a
candidate for the office of Secretary
of State, subject to tbe will of Re
publican voters, at the primaries to
be held April 2oth, 1K06.
Ekank T. Wkightma.n,
Salem, Die.
State Senator.
I hereby announce my candidacy
for State Senator from Lane Count)
subject to the will of the Republi
can voters, at the priu aries Aptil
20th. J90G.
G. W. Grifun, Eugene, Or.
For State Printer.
The undersiguid announces him
self as a Republican candidate .jr
renomination for State l'l inter, sub
ject to the decision of the Republi
can voters at the primary election
April 2o.
Now serving first term. The
same courtesy that has beeu accor
ded to state officers generally, tbut
of a renomiuation, would bo greatly
appreciated.
J. R. Wiutnky
Albany, Oregon.
For State Senator.
1 hereby announce myself as a
candidate upon the republican
ticket for the office of State Senator
from Lano County, Oregon, subject
to the primaries to bo held April i!o,
190(5.
J. M. Snn.i.i;v, Eugene, Oregon.
For County Commissioner.
I, hereby announce myself as a
candidate upon the republican
icket for Couuty Commissioner of
Lane County, subject tothe primar
ies to be held April 20, i!o;.
If elected to the office I will give
my personal attention to every purl
of the county and a square deal to
every man.
Wm. T. Kavhkk,
Cottago Grove.
Circuit Judge.
I announce myeelf as a candidate
for the Republican noniirjation for
Ci'euit Judge, Second Judicial Dis
trict (comprising I he coi'iities of
Lane, Renton, Lincoln, DouhIhs,
Coos and C'uiiy) subject tothe ap
proval of the voters at tbo primar
ies. Lawrknck T. Hakkis.
For Representative.
I hereby announce that I will be
come a candidate for the nomina
tion of state representative ou the
Republican ticket, subject to ap
proval at the primary election.
M. SvAKVEliL'DK,
Eugene, Ore.
State Representative.
I hereby announce myself us
candidate for the nomination of
State Representative, subject to the
will of the Republicans, ut the pri
maries.
Allen II. Katon.
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I 'll :iSl CKOVL 0COH. "V
vr. :asi ci;ovt, orttcox.
niinr at on teas
Diir ow-m ihiKi.
Knowles & Gettys
Bolicniia, Oregon.
Knowles
Oiscco,
Miners
at reasonable prices.
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Miners Tools
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IMA JlS ISLAND TOUTUUi:.
In no wi'i-H- tliiui the terrible nine
of I 'lie lln.t nllililiil 1110 lOycni'H.
Tlii'ii I wiisii'h i-i'i1 lo fi., lv Itiu-k U-ii'h
Alliicit calve mid lies I Ikiii u box per
llllllieilll.v Clin il li:c, wrllcd S
Napier, of Ibif.'liH, Ky. IIciiIh all
wouiidH, biu iiH (mil hoi-i h I Ike limbic.
I'm at Jjoiikhu'm l'lui 1 iniicy.
Reduced Round Trip bxcursion
Rates.
Round tiip piiiKi.gcr rules CLi-
cago to roitlniid und return, via
direct line will be 75.00 and from
Missouri River points b'o.oo.
Tin he tickets will be? 011 hale daily
commencing June ntand continu
ing until Sept. 15II1 with final re
turn limit o( October Illht.
J. M. Ihham,
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Oregon.
Siipplies
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tlirr.t ,iip jJm'1-N.c le.
f'C(7inrr
5T.L0UU. MAKtR
Wakbod &nd Ironed
Lace curtains, clothes repaired
and pressed by Mrs. (leo. Roblman.
Leave woik nt Ostrander's barber
fahop.
For Exchange
A new hack for a work horse.
II. Hawley, Cottage Grove.
J.
For Sle
A good reclining baby buggy In
best ol condition. H. O. Thorno-
son.
Tle Are tlerflnnlng lo Come In.
Clarence Shoitridgo is driving
6.r)oo tits down Coafct 1'oik, which
will get 10 Lntbam Saturday, and
u re sold for ihij tn lit to California
points.