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About Bohemia nugget. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1899-1907 | View Entire Issue (June 6, 1906)
I 1 I . . I : It is True tvs Emerson wrote that "Noihlntf tfraal wai r athLv.4 hh I alDmiUm." ro u i.m 1 3 V Civ .r ; V.,. -A r Kntliusiasiii has i liar actt iicl the- sdcrtiun of out Spiin ami Summer line of Hats from start to finish and is I SponsiMe for the siurcss yi tamed for our j it n- They are nil--questiotialil v thereatest assortment in town. All the leading shapes and ar'ely re have at eolors. I lias $ and Crash I ' me I 'ana Straw pi ieee. I Free Delivery j ''"(frc, HUKur, lea, mill., bcairH, Irli'il prutK-M, cracker, ryniorn, HHldllll'M, cIihiih, (hipped Ix-cf, deviled 1 1 ;i 1 1 1 uri( chicken, rice, syrup, inidiM'ti'H, timIiih, cur rants, Hpicen, matche. ImkliiK powder, canned f!orn, Aalmon, VH tlMn HDHJ, Nlltlll, HflVdll Hnd toilet MonpK. We self tne famous McKibbin fiat.s-'3. C. II. BIJRKIIOLER X.44:4:44v'4-4- '44 444 444tf Just Received i Duck and Lingerie Hats iFor outing, Traveling, and Summer Wear. Advance IdcaK June Special 1906. Popular Styles I White Hats For the months of June, July and August Fashion has decreed that White in Millin ery is the correct mode. We have gathered from sources Hast, a very select line, and arc submitting you the "really tfood tiling" in the White Hat I, inc. Nowhere can you secure better styles, and at lower prices than vc quote. Tv r -m mr -v -1 r 1 1 rJT I Miss Mary mm Miiimery l Pai'lors. Located at Residence. prrirrTrv)rinrvrirBitifTfYif?iiiJ d b o a o o a ran tnnnj ionnnnro"irj hems of Interest in and about Cottage drove and vicinity. HOME NEWS Conger makes Oregon. Meus ami buys $1. at the Bazaar. the best cigars in overalls at to Iiugene Steam Laundry, Allison and Hasting agents. Iacc curtains of nil kinds and values at Veatch k Lawsons. ioo sewing machine coupons with each year's subscription paid in Advance. Plies are coming, Wit screen doors are here already. Got ready Veatch & Lawson. Cochran makes good photo graphs and at good prices too. A rata is now on. Got next. TL Cottage Grove Hand has re cently secured a number of pieces of sacred wusio ond is rehearsing them with good effect. They will assist the choir in tho Christian Church next Sundvy. J. R. Tuoker, whoso left hand was badly injured iu the saw at the Taylor mill last Tuesday at Divide is getting along very nicely. The middle fiuger seems to be healing all right and he will probably save it and will have considerable use of his thumb as well although the joint will always be weak. Mr. Tucker is very cheerful and blameH po one for Lis action, Subscribe for the Nugget. A homo brand is the kind for you to smoke C. G. cigarH. All kinds of fresh soda and oys ter crackers at the Pazaar. Bohemia cigars are j tie t the thing and don't you for get it. coupons recoiv wheu you pay Sowing mnchine od on subscriptions up Ask for a free sample of Chase Si Sauborn's Ten or Coffee at Mctcalf Prund's. Get a hammock for your wife tlicso hot afternoons. Vtrntch & Law son haudlo nono but the best. Patronize n home industry that is building up a good trade by its good material. Tho Conger Cigar Factory. Tho Pacific Homestoad is a good weekly farming paper, and can( bo had at a reduced rato with Nuggot subscriptions. For an expert piano tuner and re pairer, call up L. Ij. Woods, late of Kimball's i'iuno Factory. Chicago, on phone 303. Chicken fanciers get a Poultry Journal, and keep posted. The Northwest Poultry Journal and the Nugget for 1,75. Gray Cranitcwarc Patent Cake Pans Milk Strainers Toasters Kodacs and Photo Supplies Meat and Ni 1 Crimlc-rs Dinner Pails Reed Shopping Bags Gilt Edge Polish Camping Outfits IMIhum find ColuniMfi Ornpu J'Iimiipk and ItiTordH, I'Iioiic ()rdTM. The Bazaar. Subscribe for tho Nugget. Go-curls of nil stylus at Veatch Uc Law sons. I'. A. IJartiuni was in town Monday on business. I. M. Isvc of Fiitfine u-us hrro on b isincsH iho last o' tho eck. I'OU SAIdv l ive r(jomi house and two lots, Iinjiiiie of C. J'. liru ncau. l!obt. Suitor went north Sunday noon, but experts to return before long. samples of Chase X. San born's Tea or Coffee at Mctcalf V Hi und's. Hurt) to Mr. and Mrs. Cloved Paul Joihm a iOj-j pound girl l-'ri-day morning. Mr. and Mrs. Suitor loft Monday for Portland for u visit to their boys w ho live there. Cochran's studio is the place for you to get your photograph. Don't forget Cochran. There are go-carts and go-carts Watch t Lawson have them cheaper and better. Mrs. Dr. Macy left Monday to join her husband at Lis father's home for the summer. Home industry is all right when you can get what you want at the right price, such as Congers' cigars. Mm. Paker, a daughter in-law of Mth. I,. A. Paker, has bfen visiting hero for a time. She left Monday and Mrs. 15a her save ho sees that pretty baby iu everything she looks at. M. S. Dnrbin 01 Albany passed through here last week on his way to J()lninia "vliere he has been stationed by the government as Forest Guard. In this office he will practically remain at one place, instead of going from place to place as tho ranger is required, although he will have quite a territory he is expected to guard. Miss Jennie Woods, president of the Presbyterian Missionary So ciety organized here by Miss Hatch late of Siam, entertained the so ciety last Tuesday from 2 to 5 p. m A delightful program was enjoyed, consisting of readings from the Missionary Periodicals, "Womans work for woman," "Home Missions Monthly" and "Over land and sea" children's missiouarv maga zine. Dainty refreshments were served. A new strike has been made on the Opp mine, of Jacksonville. On the deeper level drift a nine-foot vein is uncovered, with four feet of $j75 rock on tho hanging wall. The Opp Consolidated Mining Co., owner of tho property, contiaues its work of improvement and deep de velopment. More stamps are to be added to the mill and additional drills placed in the drifts and stopes. The quartz mill, sawmill, compressor and every part oi the equipment of the Opp is operated by electricity, energy being derived over. The reception, given by Mr. uud Mrs- C. J. Miller in honor of Blaine Jackson and wife was one of the pleasantest Bocial events our town has ever known. The house was beautifully decorated with ferns and tlowers. tho reception hall be ing a perfect bower. Music en livened the evening, the young people sang all the popular songs of the day, Clarence Morse playing their accompaniments. A number of out-of-town guests were present, among them Scott Jackson and family and Mr. Herbert Doty, of Lorane. W. W. Jackson late of Denver, Col. was present with his wife, daughters Helen and Maude. Delightful refreshments were Berved and guests left at a late hour. Porn to ('. K. Stewart and wife Monday morning a fine baby giil. Pay your sub x l ipti .;i uid heN ........ . 1 1 . . 1 ' f 01 mo ia'ii'', a;oi;g in the sew ing tun hinc coU- ,t The Pugftiic mIj,,c,. tins yc:,r has 40 hij;li hv.IjooI graduates and W, grade s hool graduates. Free with Nugget subset jption itie icw witk jiihune rarruer. a weekly agricultural paper. I, 1 ..... Jieicn touid has eone abroad to bring hi r sister, Anna Countess de Castellano, homo with her. The trouble' of th' Count and Countess ar known everywhere, and it is said that they hnvu separated for once and all now. LadieH or Misses double brim. lingerie hats. Pox crown shirt waist sailor1. Round crown. hii?h tck bandeau kuIoih. Ladies or MisseH doeket crushers, children's rolling brim outing sailors, a few of the many 'Ivies in white lints of fered by Mjs Mary Partcls. Richard Canfield, the great New ' 1. it 1 . um gamoicr nas purcuaseu a liome in New York only a couple of doors from p;. II. Harritaan's resi dence. Society seems to be stirrtd up about it, but seeing that so many of the men give their money to Canfield, why not close at home, as well as have to go down town. Al Hatnloth has not been very well for some time and Monday morning he was not able to come to his work, ss helper at the black smith shop. Joe Iiaker a)s he is afraid Hamloth is going to have an attack of pneumonia, but hopes not. fie says there isn't a man in Cot tage Grove that has a better work ing record than Hatnlolh. He has not missed a day since last April a tear ago, ami nas worked over 15 lays extra in Sundays and over time, and thinks he is entitled to a lavolT. We have on hand at this office j for distribution a number of packa- ' United States Government through the courtesy of Hon. Senator Gear in. Any one who desires such seeds may call at this office and they w ill be given a package. The Govern ment has for years given out pack ages of seed grown under the most careful condition and has through its Agricultural department done much to establish new growths of seeds, plants, fruits and grains. This practice will probably be dis continued with this year as strong opposition has been worked up against this work of tho govern ment. Though the demand lor pins the world over is enormous, the mills of the United States practically supply the entire demand. Form erly pins wero expensive, but now they cost a mere trifle. In i!oo tho 75, 000,000 peopie in the United States used 000,000 gross of pins which is equal to '.',000,000,000 pins or an average of about 1-6 pius for every man, woman and child in the country. This is the highest aver age reached anywhere iu the use of pins. The years ago we used only about 72 pius each. The tot d nmn ber of pins manufactured in the United States during p.'oo, the census year, was GS.SSi), 200 gross. There are 43 factories in all, with 2,303 employes. The busiuoss has grown rapidly during tho last 20 years, for although there were 40 factories in 1SS0 they produced only half as much, employed only about half the capital and only l,o77 hands. . WW The Bohemia nugget fill the Hew? fill the Time 0 t Neat Job Work of All Kinds Done Kiel! Creat Vou Rigin The Real Safety Razoi I F Can be used in either hand and strops like any razor. 1 It cuts them off slick as a whistle."&& Griffin & Veatch Co. 0MCK0 00K00 M000 0-0-0K0 ChasJ. Stevens & Co. Chicago, III. New MakChklnery For Doctor Mine. The Eugene Guard states that a piantity of machinery has arrived there for transportation to the "Doc tor' mine, owned by Dr. Caudiaui, the Italiau Consul at Portland. The machinery includes an air drill and compressor of the latest pattern. It is expected to transport the ma chinery as soon as the difficulty over tho Lucky Poy road is settled so that the road is opeued. A 350-foot cross cut tunnel is being run at the 400-foot dwptb, and as soon as tho ore ia opened up a good sized stamp mill will be in stalled, aud another producer will be added to the district. Th mines have done much de velopment work iu the past but re cently has been tied up in litiga tion, until recently when the ''Doc tor" won out aud the work will now I e kept up iu earnest. All the lumber and timbers for the mine are furnished by a sawmill on the property. A Notablo Promo:ion P. V. Cooper, who has been sec retary of W. H. Dennis, manager of the Black Putte mine, was appoint ed Assistant manager of the mine last week by Mr. Dennis. Mr. Cooper is a young man and started in as office boy aud has in five years worked himself up to his proseut position nnd has a bright future before him. Ho has won his promotion by steady hard work, aud iuteuds to keep up the pace, :e-: ' ' -1 . All the new wool and silk materjfils for suits, jackets, skirts and waists. Garments made to order. Materials by the yard. Linen sliirt waist suits, silk and mercerized petticoats. The beautiful new "I'linees" and ''Banzai" silks in all the leading shades. No trouble to how samples. A few patterns in dress and skirt lengths on hand. 1 uoooooc sooooc Agent, Mrs. Orpah Benson, Cottage Grove. Oregon. 'Phone.llMain 391. 00K(KK000K)WC000000 WM "fV,-..v-: s.j.-i'i....., ' ,1 hi.tn';'-'uaJ-M ."'': v. . : .. - . ... . , .. : .... : v.,-- y,i y-u separation The Hodge Jljxa give a perfect of iiic-L,euiI-Ores JOHN A. TRAYLOR. MINING MACHINERY 1634BUkoSt, DCNVCK COLQ "1 f 3 1 11 4
