BOHEMIA NUGGET
J. McKEAN nSHCR, Manafcr.
DOtlUMIA NUOOLT I HJBLISHINO.
COMPANY.
Make nil check payable to Nunget Tub. Oct.
Kntered at the jmatofnce at Cvtteire llmrt,
Oregon m mood J class tnll mutter.
SUBSCRIPTION KATKS.
mouths f t .00
pur l.t
W month- f -'.00
If pnld In advance.
Clubbing Rates.
The llohenikv Nuiofet one year
rvUh any one ot the following pul
llontlonu one year for amount set
opposite:
Pacific Monthly 2 .00
Weekly OreRonl.ui ( t'orthind) $2..0
Weeklv Journal ( Portland) $2.00
Daily Mining Kecord (IXmver) $.VM
Weekly Minimi liecord
Pmttlo Homestead $i.L"
Northwest lVultrv Journal $1 ?.
Thin paper 1 kept on Ble bT THK AMKRI
CAN MINIM CONi.KKSS, Chamber ol Cora
tnerce hiillJlng, leaver, Colo . where "ir
readers will be wrleome to tbe nteof the itl
rn papers from the various mining section ol
lb neet. a x lentitlo librarr and mlnr" ex
hibit. THIS PATER Ukept on file t K. C. Prake
A JverKuliift AencT. M rni.l .Merchant! El
ofcanje, San r'raiuco, California, where eou
Taotf for ad vertuinc can be made for 11
Wednesday, May 30, 1906
REPUBLICAN TICRET.
U. S. Senator (short teruO
F. W. Mulkey, Multnomah Co.
U. S. Senator (lonj tena
Jonathan Bourne Jr. Mult. Co.
Governor.
Jas. Withycombe Benton Co.
Representative la Congress.
W. C. Hawley Marion Co.
Secretary of State.
F. W. Benson, Doughs Co
State Treasurer
G. A. Ste!e Clacka'a Co.
Supreme Jsdge.
Robert Eakin Union Co.
Attorney Qeneral
A. M. CrawforJ Douglas Co
Superioteoieat Pablk lostnictloa.
J. H. Ackerman Multnomah Co'
State Printer.
W. S. Dunniwaj Multnomah Co.
Labor Commissioner.
0. P. Huff Multnomah Co.
Judge of District Court.
L. T. Harris Lne Co
COUNTY TICKET.
State Senator-
1. H. Bingham Fugene
State Representatives.
I. X. Edwards Junction City
B. A. Washburne SpringfielJ
Allen Eaton, Eugene
Clerk.
B. U. Lee Eugene
Sheriff.
W J. Warnock Eugene
Commissioner.
H. D. Edwards Eugene
Treasurer.
It E. Eastland Eugene
Surveyor.
C M. Collier Eugene
Coroner-
W. T. Gordon Eugene
CITY TICKET.
Justice of tbe Peace.
J. E. Young
Constable.
Joe Landess.
A big laud slide in California
just above Shasta Springs btopped
all tbe trains so that Saturdav's
noon train consisted of an engine, a
freigbt car for baggage and cue
passenger coach, which was loaded
even r.e.'ore it struck here, full to
tbe dcors. All the trams until
.Sunday noon from the south were
lacals, and then the train c.ttne
through in four sections. The
yards at Cottage Grove are being
taxed to their full capacity these
days and before lon tlie S. P. will
certaiuly have to put iu some more
sidetrack here The turn table
from Divide ought to be moved
here, and the helper put on the
trains here, end then thu local
would alto be ttble to take advan
tage of it. Our merchants say they
are not going to forget uor let a
moment slide in working for the
local.
Tbe pst jears school session bas
teen an utufunlly uuccesfeful cm
for tbe Cottage Grove schools. He
teachers lave all bee we.'l fitted for
their place mid have done their
best bv tbe children. The tun
months have been it constant round
of steady hard woiV, and (ho slu
dents have much to show for it.
Tbe teaeht is have reason to btf
proud if their wotk and the citizens
have good cause to speak highly ot"
the tenchcts nnd of their capability.
Prof. Strange, although a young
man l,n made a success of his vests
work as Supci int udent of the
schools and has the respect nnd
the thanks of the people f or the
good wotk lotu. It i to be hoped
that the coining year will be able to
show as good a record at its close, n
year as free from friction, with as
much good done, and with a hisch
a standard kept up
Flowers Flower
The (1 A. It. requests all friends
to aid them in decorating the
graves Wednesday bv sending in
all the cut llowers lliat tin y os
sibly can. All tl cis and plants
will bo utilize I. It von can't I iin
tbe tlowers, send tin tn Tell your
neighbors and get them to Kil l in
flowers
Mrs. Frank Wheeler Entertain Metho
dists Friday evetiir' tbe l-osj itable
home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank P.
Wheeler Has thrown up to enter
tain the Metho lists i f the city. A
fine evening was had. A short
programme was given and in tic
Utter part of tbe evening dainty re
freshments were sctvtd. Metho
dists can certainly have just as
good a time s anybody, wi idd t c
the verdict of anyone that was
present and saw the enp v tnent 1 f
company. Those resent ie,
Mr. and Mr. Arne. lb v. and
Mrs. Meminger. Mi and Mrs.
Cc-mpton. Mi nd Mr. Win. iio
gate. Mr. mid Mr. Jo Potfr, Mr.
and Mrs. Frohniader, Mr. a:ul Mrs.
J. D. Cochran. Mr ?nd Mrs. W. T.
Kayter, Mrs- Piund, Mt. Smii'.
Mrs. Mart r, Mrs. Wm Jobnsou,
Mrs. Hok-fs. M:s. Harry Hart.
Mrs. Wm. 11.: t. Mis. D.ivid-.'ii.
Mrs. Oaroutf. . Mrs H. Cochran.
Mrs. Shinn.
Married.
Lloyd Sbiik auJ Kthel Pisbre
were married at the brides home in
Cottage Grove by Rev. II. C- Grace
Monday night. After the ceremony
the couple left on tbe overland for
Portland, where Mr. hhirk is em
ployed by the W. I). Garmau Com
pany. The couple are younp folks
who have lived here for many years
and have a hot of friends, who
wish them th" best of everything
goirg.
RaJn Meevrts Thousands to Farmer
While the rain ol the last few
days has been excessive it has meant
many thousands of dollars to the
farmers and dairymen of this i-re
tion. Everyone is rejoicing greatly
at tte rain which has come ju-t at
the right tnne.,Mat:y of the dreams
rose very suddenly Sunday night
hut as yet little dam ige has !eeri
lone.
Another Physician Wj.'l Locale
Here
Dr. Beet, a phy sician of many
years experience is here looking
over the town and has decided to
locate. He will open an office scon
and will get cut among the people
Dr. Best was a surgeon in the navy
under Admiral Farragut ami has
spent most of his Pf in the East,
but has come west on account of
Lis wifes health. II? is much
pleased with Cott ije Grove and
thinks he will like it well here.
CHAS. V. GALLOWAY
Yamhill County.
Democratic Nominee Representative
in Congress.
Cabb&ge and Tomrv'o Plants.
For sale at Meteaif llrund's.
DKATHs FROM A PI T.N DK 1 1 is
Uecre.tse in the tame ratio that f'e
usu of lr. Kliiir's New I.ifa J'llrln
ereases. They nave vou irtun danger
nnd bring" ijuli-k and n ioiw fo 111 eun
tttipntlwii and the ids grnwiiijr out of
It. Strength and vigor always follow
ihcir U80. tiuuruiltced h.V Hi-IIHoh'h
Pbnrmacy, 2"i cent?. Try ihem.
c - . t j- 'y
ni
V a 1J1 b ;
Mere Deer III des.
(Vtnv warden linker is rath r pro.
voked tt th" escape f Walter b'tost
a viol ttot of the game laws from
his deputies, last Monday.
In February the cabin of two
btothers, Walter mid Arthur Frost,
at C.lendalo raided bv deputies
and l deei bides were found nnd
confiscated but the lys bad gottcu
.a . 1 t
away. A close waieli mut ooen
kept for the men. but not until re
cently did they lind that the two
were in Camas Valley nt then old
tiicks lVputies Unison of Rose
bing and Ncls Jones of (Pendale
Invotitigated and raided the Uiy'a
cabiu eatly in the tuotning and
captured them both, after tiuitc
a tight with the eldest boy Walter.
The olTicers found ol dier hides
and coodly supply ot dried veni
son in the cabin. After band
cutVing their piisoners. they started
for Rom burg, llodson riding on
horseback, whil" Jones led his
boiseaud walked behind tbe piis
v.ncrs. As the paitv was etossing a
small cieek attei tiou was divetied
lietii the prisoners by the actions of
one oi" the horses, and Walter, tak
ing ndvantage of the opportunity,
plunged into the brush and disap
peared. Jones immediately gave
c'. ft-e. but was unable to rind the
hu'dcutTed ptisaner. Arthur, who
is but '-'l yens of age. was brought
to Koeburg and arraigned before
Justice I.'i'g. when he pleaded
oniltv to violating the fame laws
lat'dwa fined $50 in default ol
! w hich he was committed to the
county iil for 125 days. alter,
who is io years of age, is still nt
hucc
C. lmewarden ISaker says that
tbey aie out ftcr tbe oldest boy
aid will get him sure now, and
that he will get at least a $400 fine
as he has been convicled once be
tore of the same offense.
Realty Transfers.
i J. and Cora M. Milne to I. A.
Mi't.e; south half of lots " aud C.
jblk . Long I.au les' nd to Ku
! gene. ji.
A S ;,i-.d I.'IhjUi- 1 link to the
lb own Lumber Co; certain bind if
see 20. tp it, s r 1 w, $1800.
Levi and Rosa M. Oeer t Nancy
A. Overholser; certain laud in sec.
50. tp 22. s r :i w. $-2r0.
Lena and H. Lurch and J. B.
Lurch to the Bank of Cottage
Giove: 25M00 feet in Cottage
Giove. 5500.
minim; locations.
Tbos. Scott, Chas. Sherbondy and
II. II. Fisk locate '-Black Dimond"
Nos 1 and 2 mining claims on
wagon rea l leading from Berber's
ranch to Smith river.
Poll IT ATI: MISSOPKIANS.
When I was .1 dnigu1t. at Lfvonla
Mi'.." writes T. J. itvyjer, n nf
(ir:iytville. Mil. "'I'lirt- f my custo
mers w ere perniatien t ly cured if emi
siinipti'Hi l.v Ir. KIhk4 New IHt
cuti rv iitid are well and i-tronw tn
dav. One w.irt iryiiiu to scd his prp
ert'v and nmve tu Arl.' na, nut after
n!ug; N'i-w It.seuvery a ebort tune he
found it unnecessary to dn so, I re
gard it most wonderful iin-liclnc In
existence," Surest cough and culd
cure arid throat nnd luri heuler.
1 i 11.1 ran teed ty 15en-iin"s I'tiarmacy.
.U ceiit and $1. Tii d Ixdtle fiee.
16-Inch Wood For Sale
lti-'.nch sltb woihI, bb-cks and
t.immitgsat $l..ro jv-r load deliv
ered Phon- 2s,,. 501 Brown bum
t er Co.
I'ttslMAsrKi: ltUUPKI)
i.V. Tout", Pifiniaster ni Klvi r
ton. Ia.. nearly loct his life and was
toldicd of all comfort, ai-crditijf to
his letter wltieh says, "Por -0 years I
had chruliic liver complaint, w.ilch
led to Mich a sever" ca-e of jaundice
that even ni.v linger nnlln turned
yell'iw: when iu- doctor prei-erllfd
MUA-trle I'dtteis; which cured me and
kept me well for oleven years." Sure
cure lor liihiinsness, neuralgia, weak-ne-s
and all stoinitcb. liver, kidney
nnd bladder derangements. A won
derful tonic. At IteiiMon'M I'tiarmacy.
.rX) eeuts.
THE OLD RELIABLE
mm
POWDER
ABSOLUTELY PURE
TI10 groaiost of
modorn-limo liolpa
to porfocl cooking
Used In the best fam
ilies the world over
aevi kjuhs owm se., i tom
FOR THi: CHILDREN
Vnmy Ti t. t.
Take 11 ei'lti In cicli I11n.it
both arm oat 11 i'i.' 1 t
1 1 ... 1 h i 1
I. Ml .ill! 1
rlnl't. Now sa. Hi 11 mi w til 1
I Im.iIi 1
I I t ' 1 1 1
1 1
tlns Into one h 1 n ! . i I 1 I
the piislllun of j.Mir ai in i In I.
After c et j l l I .1 ill
Know how you 11 10
to it nnmtelple. c, l.i.i
eutitrcti lied hand
around mid t.d.e It i
Then tell an chei
i.. lii !. U w .1 1 ,
i!..' 1 . 1 : 1 ' t'i .hii ii- '
a II iu I
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1 111 11
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1 1
have h pmill.:ed h.i i .. ll .
at'le to take iY I.N m il .
w III tac It e!T h i.fi. . it
Ut pro v Hot 01 i c .,ii'
moment lie si 11 N "U I il
coat also, and thin ni i
that he collhlli'l l:d ii" h. .
1'hell JOII lUlil.i.M: 11 1
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show tli fcilcU ' n.iiiii ll. 1
man tx'lim ever saw leti.
human living will ever
I 1 I 1 1. 1 1 1 I
ll'l ! Ill 'I I:
'-.Ill l
erai k u tint, show the k.iml .m l
"No hc.llll'.n hell'g rn r - th.-l
f,'l-c." 'Mien J nil I' 'I' If '.1,1 1
mouth and sa. " ..I 10 : ..1 .,. h
Will ever S It II g I'll "
II lkt.it if Oil . lent.
The cent was nr-t p: , - d out
own Uot'crt Morris, the n.e.it 111 oi.li'
of the Kevolutl.Mi. and w i s ll ll;e- I 1
Jefterni two year- nftei It I" : 111 t 1
make Its npiK-iiran,-"1 from tfie iu.ii! ,11
IT'.'U. It Nre th' head ..f W.i -h ' 1 1 t 1.,
otl one Hide and till: leeli I'i:!.- on lie
other. The I'rein Ii ie olul ,m smi 1 rr
atol a rage for I'rein h Ideas In Ann il
c:t, w hli h put on the ei nt. In.ti;i, n
the hea t of the Sodden of I ll.il. ll
I'rein h Uf-erty. w ith 110 k tin list for
ward itnd llowlii I ho 1I1.1I11 mi
the t'Ver-o slite was dl 'l ueil hv (he
olive wreath of 1miv. le.it t!ie I'rein h
Uherty was hh-irt lived, and no u;is thi
pot trait 011 our cent The nevt I .'.. ! oi
limine that sil. cee led t!.: the -I, ill
1 lassie dame with a ti I i -t aro-.md he:
hair- came Into f:ihl,m ah ;t th itv
or forty ears uco. and ln-r IS it.-1
ifiUi-Iid lire- kxv. featu h . ! .- u hut
sllhtiv altiTist t'V the la of time
Maaltu Will Snt Hum.
Who ver heard of inu-hu not lnnii
Ian Ih'U It Is lirniht Into enni.u-'
with tire? livery one knows that inn .
lui U the very e.ide-t c-loth to hum.
and 'et under eeit.iln 1 i:-. ii'ii I 1 n. 1
you can put a pieee oT m 11 -! ! n ri'it h i
top of a lied of live eoaN w ith nit 11
t,eUi: evnt scorcliisl. It Is aa Interest
Iuk phenomenon. n:u we adilse you
all to try It.
Jut take it piece uf metal whlih ha-h.-va
lilnliljr poll-hisl eo,M r. f ir In
Htaneev-an1 hind the piece of n.iislin
iixound It us ttiftitly as i ss!hle. You
can now place It on coals at whin
heat and blow? tla-lll ta koe;i them
u'low. 8tUl the luuliu will not hiirn
The reasou fur this Het-mltiKly remarka
ble fact la that copper Is a phmI con
d actor of hi'iit, and all the heat from
the coals passes directly Into the c p
jkt. leaving th mu-lln uiilajiinsl.
A !rolilem.
A man txiUKht sUty chlekens nt tin
rate of flvt for f'J, makliiK them e it
A wwk Inter he Wldl'.t (o veil
thetn Ulid dHldtil them In 1m ii.i
lots. The first he sold nt the rate .,f
tliriv for $1. whleh iijuahsl Slu. .ind l!.
otiler h-'Uf he sold at the ra'e of twi
for $1. Whleh lalliolllit.sl to fl.'i l'.y
this Ininsactsm he sold them live for
fl and yet made f 1 on th" w hole
Solution: He Niu'ht tilxty ehh kens nt
tiie rate ut Cve for ni.ikliv .".'!.
sold half at the ntte of two for l.
mallnir IL. and the uthcr half three
for ft, mnktiig flu, thus M-llini; live for
$2, and mnktni? f 1 protu.
Baste the lirar.
Tu tHa- the irttnie of haste the liear
one of the players Is cfuwu-n hear. lie
sltd on a stol, with u rope nhout four
yarias ion tlud uroiuid Ma watst. tin'
irther Ptal ti.'lnr field hy tl;e iK-ar's tnas
ter. The othvr players run around him.
flicking at the bear with their handker
chiefs, Cm' master trying t catch them
without letting ko the end of the rope
or pulling the hear over. Should he do
so lie must jrlve Ids place to the playtr
ho last touched. Each player captured
takes the bear's place.
A Storr About tbe lUlnhuw.
TTa Indiiu ttuve a kovely tliruk'ht
about the ralrmw. TlK-y love flowers
even as wu do. The ro, lilies, pan
sy's awl gokVnrtKl fhey hate to see
Jeovn. When thy wo a ralnNnv they
funey that In the lovely colors span
nliu? tho sky all the wild tlowers. lilies,
violets, etc., awl tln moss of the woods
are still hvliv and blossoming anew in
tin? hoar en.
W hat SoaU Wmm Holm.
"Whlat WUS Noah SUostSl to be d
Irv," UAexl lX)ts Pcnday school teach
er, "wheT) Om animals went Into tho
nrfer
After several answers pot's hand
went up.
"Well," asked the terchcr, "what dc
you say?"
'Takln tickets, mu'atn," auswered
Dot
Look live Aheasl.
When I stow MP I don't know Just
Exucir what l'U te.
Bomcttmrs I think l'U no to war.
Sometimes I OJiJi of ia,
Koat tlmua I think I'll pick out witr;
Tt it-re's so much ulory there.
Dut then 1 think of Kitting shot.
Ami then I don't Quito dare.
There's Hill : he auya he'll ko nil right
And that he'll he so quick
Thut lon( before thr sit an alia
Hu ll muks tike fot-nven nick.
I s'pose that U the bcHti-t way,
. And yet the other day
IlJ etymhlurt on a honnta' 111-nt
Arad didn't svt away,
PSht tin trau TiaTTwta uli caino out
Arid etm k Mm full of stlriK.
And, If hi couldn't dodfo the bugs,
llowr couM he irvinn ami ihlnKE?
Bo after all tt might be bast
To go away from shore
And be a noble pirate or
Perrmps a commodore.
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f!j:iR MILLS-
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FLOURS
;.Iij;;C 5 HANSEN,
oiust cnovi, urisok.
pnvic or onf uon
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Knowles & Gettys
Bohemia, Oregon.
Knowles & Gettys
( )rscco, Oregon.
Miners Supplies
at reasonable jTrices.
( u i
Good Goods at
General Merchandise
Miners Tools
Safe Purchase
You can wear them anywhere
(If
-T': 'vld always feels.
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fored
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iu. iis islam, rou'i ci:i:.
Is mi Ail e th. in the terrilile en-e
"I I "ill-- lli..l .-ilhii lid me 10 years.
'1 I, en I i .' - .1 I , e 1 1,, ,,.. ly llm 'kleii'H
A in I'M Mill'' ;i 1. 1 1 I I h in a hu .er
I11.1 nent l, 4 -1 1 1 1 nie. writes J,, S
Napier, or K-ip:e. Ky. enN all
1 1 1 1 U 1 1 -, 1 1 1 1 r 11 s 1 1 1 1 , 1 1,'lisliUe manic.
2oV ill 1'iensoii's l li.i 1 ni.iev.
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Reduced Fiomid Trip txcursion
H-tcs.
Ikound tn pit-sei,o(.-r rates Chi
cago to rmluid and return, via
direct line uiii he 575.no and 1'iotn
Missouri iei points jVhj.oo.
Tin si- ticki ts will he on sale daily
coinni' ia 111;; June islam! continu.
in- until S -j t . 1 5th with I'mal re
turn limit of Octoher Itlst
J. M. Imiam.
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Reasonable Prices.
and Amunitions i
1
at any time and experi
ence that complete comfort-satisfaction
which
the correct dresser
x iicy - me y wear - uiey
Sf s'
tie g00 merchant tai-
rri rmotifa ni5T?A'P
garments - the GREAT
difference is in the price.
They are the
' 'Loewenstein '-Made
Clothes
This store is stocked with
dependable wearing apparel
nothing else finds a place here.
Come See What WE
Offer.
At Lurch's.
Wnithed Biid Irorted
I.ace enrtains, dollies rejaired
and pitsscd ,y Mih. (lto. lSuhhuan.
Leave w-oik at Ostrander's barber
shop.
The First National Bank
OF
Cottaoic Orovk, Okk.
Paid up Capital, $25,000.00
Money to loan i, approved security.
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