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About Bohemia nugget. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1899-1907 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 19, 1906)
i The Bazaar Fine Summer Shirts, j Tics, Overalls, j Jumpers, (iloves and I Socks lor men and liovs WHITE. BLACK and TAN Loco nnd Cano Hose for ladies at 25, 3D and 50 cents. . LUNCH GOODS t Ch'iie hiiihI Ii Iich, iurk riml l.e:iilM III r;ili;(, ' 1 . 1 1 . eef, 4 (lllil.l'll i.ll-, Villi I 1 T . Hllt'llllll'H ! Kodaks. Photo Supplies, Edison and Columbia Graphophones 4 and Records. The Bazaar. OF- Collage Grove, Or. Paid up Capital: $25,000.00 Sill I'll! : I 1 1 I I ll1i lli'l 1'ioljtH. $5,375.44 Moik-v In I 111 11 i'ii aj ' I Mi'furity I'! x i l 1 ; n ).' HuM, uviiiliiliUi hiiv pine j n I lie I ' iute, Stale II KRhKI'.T I i. !M, l .l' Ulltll.KII Hr ! .1.-1, 1 , la.lilrr I KILLthe COUCH ano CURE the LUNGS Dr. King's WITH 0NSUMPTI0N Prlco 0UI.HS an- 50c & 11.00 Frco Trial. OLDS Burcat ana UtKctint Cure for all THROAT mill 1 UNO TUOUB LE3, or MONEY MACK. HAVE YOU SENT YOUR DOLLAR? TO REPUBLICANS: We ;uc iiiiMniis to have every Re putilii :in ill tlo-e touch, and wmk j ii in harmony with tin- Republican National ('nil);!' -i'l'i'il Committee in favor cil the election "I a Republican C' 'iij'" 1,;- Tlie ('iii;;ii 'S imi il campaign must be b.ist i on tin' administrative ami legislative recnnl ! the party, ami, that In ing mi, 'lhi '"l'iie Roosevelt's personality mti t bo a central figure ainl his ' ai hii vi mints a central thought in the campaign. We desire to maintain the work of this campaign with .pul.ir subscrip tions of One Dollar i .u li liom Repub licans. To each subscriber wc will send the Republican National Cam paign 'IVxt K""k ami all document jssueil by the ( 'oumiittee. Help us n hieve a gnat vii tory. J vmi sS. Siiikm.w, Chairman. P. (). Jinx 2u(i, New Vuik. Buy on CrctUtf this $60 Machine for $25 it u a Mb h-trm. dfOD FREIGHT PnLTAID. lirad, Ull beanos;, loca- UU'h. double feed, ell thrcsdlin shuttle: has automatic bubtln winder tint othiT latest Improve ments. ThlslstheANTl IHLJHT MACUINt It U the same maoblne egenU re MkliHTOU 100 lor. All ttchinentKOwlth WO ....... U..IA ii9 Atllff warn in. - , r. rauli anil W monthly. cU'Riiiii luiii" ""' 'i.o,ir new CICblT plan. Prepaid) o tw fmenU-or new Oovurtz Furnlturo Company 173-175 Ilr.tSt.. IH.HT1.AND. OH. " lOCUUR A 1T.LOX." Says Sam Kendall, of l'hilllpmbmK, Knn., ' pint, cover it over with mick let'H Ainiea Hiilve and tho hiuvo will ,lo tho reHt." Quickest Ouro for biiniL', boils-, Huron, scalds, wounds, piles, etvema, Htilt rheum, chapped liamlrt, Horo feel ami Horo eyes. Only 2."e at IteiiKon'H Pharmacy, Guaran teed . I H I WKLL WORTH TKVINO W. II. Uruwii, tho popular pension attorney or nttwileld, Vt. says: 'Next 1 h pension, the iK'st tldnjr MKct lnlr. KIum'h New bifo l'llla. He wi-IIch: "They Ueep my family In HiilemlM heultli. tiuiek euro Tor head aeho, eoiiKtUiatlon ami bllllouHneHS. u:,c. (imuantccd at Iteiwun m'liar- IlflUlF NPWS ,,cmsof ,ntercst in and about A homo brand in the kind for you to Bmokc C. (1. ciiriirH. I'rank vSly made a llyini,' dip to Ores well and reltirnrd Sunday. J. V. RobiiiHoti in loeiiiin h'-re, moving bin family mid Hettlin. TninkH, valiseH fur your Hiiinin' r vocations fit Vent( h iSf Iiwhoiim. Mrs. Jim Ilemonway and ( r.i c Lineolri went to I'lirtlfind Katurday. lirrt IJiirrown went lo Uoxhen fur a brief visit Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mth. J. S. Mi.-dley rn turned from rorllund Simdiy even ing. (f(o. I'ohlmaii ois to Wcnd liK thin week to try to make a Mnke. W. A. IfeniCinwav's more west of bridge in Kukiti v Rrihtow's Iild., Wall nud Water Sts. M. H. AndcrHon of the Coant Folk Lumber Co. went to Portland Katurday on busiiu-HS. Watch for the new departtnentH in II. Venskc'H new jjoods, ct-w tiiaiiagement, and new i lean. Hummocks ol all kinds at Watch & IM-son's. Let your folH at home keep cool in tho h immockH, Hop growers have again taken hfart and expect lo bo able to gather th'ir hops without much l'l.SI. Minn Rtna Holterman of ('rcHwell who lias been visiting here for a few days returned homo Sunday evening. The Cottage (Jrovo band will' Hoon have sumo new members which will coiihiderably improve the poshibilities of their woik. MiswTrcssa (laroulte, who has bien visiting with friends und rehi- tieH at Salem for a lew weeks ro turncd to the city Sunday after noon. Mr. C. Iv Joiich mid daughter, Mis Marguerite and Will .Sher wood drove to Dorena Sunday to Hpend the day with Mrs. Jones at that place. W. T. Hankins and Mr. Wicks came dowu from Star Saturday and were going up c,unday but could not get a team and finally went up on a hand car. Mr. Kayser received a telephone message from Junction Sunday htatiug that bit sinter was very low atid was not expected to live. They went to Junction Sunday afternoon. Lawyer Johnson went to the hills Motnday morning, and it id said had a trying ex perieuco about mid night Sunday night getting Home plates for his camera to use in the bills. Chan. Briggs, head sawyer of Fischer Bros, sawmill at Marcolla, died Saturday morning of Jaundice following typhoid fever. He was buried Monday at Dexter. lie was au old and trusted employee. J. M. Hodgson, manager of con Ptruction for the Willamette Valley Co. at Fugeue succeeds Clms. K. Welch as inanagor of the Eugene combined plauts, Mr. Welch becom ing manager of tlie Albany plant. No. 12 had a collifon with a gravel train Saturday in Ivugone resulting in the rear coach of the passenger, which was empty, being badly demolished and the tender ot the gravel engine smashed up A brokemau and a travelling man were somewhat hurt. RuBsel Welch, manager of tho Cottage drove Co. plant of the Willamette Valley Co. expects to move to lloseburg about the first of the mouth te take charge of the new plant bought by his company there. It has not boen given out yet who is to be manager here. Geo. Kerr and wife eame in from Wildwood Saturday morning. Mr. Kerr says they are all greatly pleas ed about the strike his brother has made in Nevada. Letters from his daughter and Mrs. Green Pitcher ay that they are gotting along nicely and like it very well. Invitations are out to the wed ding of KrneatJ. Sears of this place and Zelma Widdershein of Salem, who is a sister of Mrs. W. A. Ho gate, the marriage to take place at the home of the bride'b parents in Salem Sept. 20th at 3 p. m. Miss Widdereheim is well kuown here having lived here for a time. A telegram was received here Monday morning stating that Mr. Joseph Schlee, father of Mis. Walt Baker had been killed on the Sound, and asking for the daughter to come. Mr. Schlee was an old rosi dent here and was working in the government employ at Vancouver. We will have luither reports. He was a member of the G. A. R. at bin place. immu umac drove and vicinity. g Subscribe lor tho Nugget. I)r. Hokct went to Yoncalla on Monday. Mi is Rosa Lunau went to Divide on Monday. Jvugene Steam Laundry, Allison and I laslings agents. Miss Kthel Cottle spent Sunday with friends in Lugene. Mrs. Tom Jenkins returned from a trip south on Monday. 40 bars laundry sonp for $1.00 at W. A. Jfemenwa)'H Mtore. W. A. Ilomcnway has bargain counters full of bargains. J. C. Taylor moved Lis house hold goods hero this week. Free samples of Chase fc San born's Tea or Coffee at Metcalf t Brund's. Ask for a free sample of Chase k Satilxirn's Tea or Coffee at Metcalf & lirund's. Mrs. G. W. Iloork is moving to Aumsville, Oregon where she will make her homo. The Miller boys have opened up some very good ore in their claim adjoining the Crystal . Cmiip furniture, stools and cots, everything to make camp life com foitablo nt Veatch & Lawson's. Veatch 6i Lawson have in a new line of go-cut ts of the best and latest styles at reaponable prices. The Pacific Homestead is a good weekly farming paper, and can be had nt a reduced rato with Nugget subscriptions. F.J. Hard and family expect to soon net settled in .Lugene where Misw Franc will open an office in her chosen lino. Mia Gertrude Palmer relumed last week from her vacation in the Fast aud was glad to get back to old Oregon agaiu. Mrs. Sim Brand has so far re covered from her attack of neural gia of the heart to be able to sit up, and will soon be around again. Dr. Hockett is seriously consid ering moving closer into the busi. nss part of town in order to make it easier to get to and from his of fice. The school attendance promises to bo light this year, particularly on account of the absence of many out-of-town students who go else where this year. Letters from Fingal Hinds state that he is receiving a great deal of help from the treatment he is re ceiving and hope lo be able to re turn within a week or so as well as ever. Miss Wilson, daughter of Deputy Gamewardeu Wilson of Yoncalla, who has been visiting here for a time with Gamewarden Baker's family returned to her home on Monday. William Ki k, Isaac Land, Wil liam Kelley and family left Mondy afternoon for Eastern Oregon, where they will spend about two weeks on on outing, hunting and fishing in the vicinity of Crater Lake. The weather prophets who a few days ago predicted a steady drizzle have already changed their tune and now say we will have a perfect fall and will enjoy six weeks or more of delightlul weather before tho rain commences again. The minstrels are coming to be gin tho winters fun at the Opera House. Manager Milne believes he will coin a few cartwheels this winter if the council gives him a flat yearly license for the Opera IIouso, Most of the stool is now on hand lor the new bridges across the Coast Fork here and the crews will soon be on hand to commence work and shortly after that the big engines of the S. P. will be runulng this far up, They now stop at Koseburg, Mrs. Cloyd Paul Jones and her mother Mrs. Walker returned to town Sunday after several months camping out above the end of the O it S E extention, the work on which Mr. Jones is superintending, as engineer and surveyor. They have had such a fine time that they are already planning for a similar camp at the same spot next sum mer. Tho Oregon and Washington Timber Manufacturers Association held a meeting in Eugene Saturday which was attended by a number of lumbermen from around Cottage Grovo, among them Messrs. Han kins and Wicks of Star, These meetings aro productve of much good and serve to unify the inter ests of lumber manufacturers and dealers, Disc Plows! Now is tlie time to do your fall plowing. Wc- carry the best disc plow that is made and would be pleased to have you call and examine its merits. If VMM CO. r 000000 000000000000 oooooo Directors W. II. A 11 It A MS, I!. I.IIU II, W. A. 11 wri t so, mm. in.' ki.kv, r. I.'OSS KINO. Dank of Cottage Grove Paid Capital $15,000.00. W. H. Abrarot B. Larch C. Ron Kind A. H. Kelio President Vice-President Cashier Assistant Cashier We sulii-it the accounts of cor porations, fiiiu.j and individ ual, arid will Ix- pleased to meet with those who contemplate iii-w ;iceouiitH. We pay 4 per cent on time de posits alter August 1, l'JUO. We will be moved to our perma nent home on or about that date ... i oooooooooooo oooooo oooooo Lawyer Johnson sent some very fino chickens to the State Fair at Salem. Mrs. J. II. Chambers returned from a visit to Portland the last of the week. Quite a little lumber was deliv ered Monday to the site of the new foundry on Mill street. Philip Hohl and a number of the men from the Fnterprise Lumber Co. were in town Monday. The Coast Fork Timber Co. is getting its mill well along towards completion nnd another 30 days will probably Fee them running. J. I. Jones brought to town Monday some of the biggest tur nips, which were grown on his farm, that have been raised in this section. D. B. Chamberlain has some high pedigreed Silver Spangled Hamburg cockrels for sale out of which he expects to clear fomo money. Since W. II. Abrams has been visiting in Salem he has been troubled with an ulllictiou of bis right eye, which has made it im possible for him to raiso the lid. He is having tho best of treatment there. D. B. Chamberlain has just fin ished building a nowbaru for J. D. Anderson. Mr. Anderson is put ting up ft first class and model dairy house, nnd as fast as the work can be done will develop the finest dairy farm iu this section. Mr. Anderson in a runler and be lieves in pushing tho work along. The Woman's Club spent a pleasant Saturday afternoon at Mrs. Wheeler's home, which meet ing was the second before the opening of the year's work on Oct obor Gth, ot which time Miss Jennie Woods will open the study of art, in a paper on the great Spanish artist Veleequez. nud the ert gal lery at Madrid. No. 1 1 Saturday had three crip pled engines pulling here. Not one of them was anv good and so it took three engines to pull the train with a light load. Tho S. P. is mighty hard up for rolling stock and locomotivo power in Oregon. It is a very poor ad vertisement for their road to have three crippled locomotives to haul one light train. The F.lectric Light Company is burning all the shavings that come from the Brown Lumber Co. planers, and as the Brown boilers do not use all the sawdust from the saws, eto. a big new blower Is being put iu under the odger which will catch all the sawdust from the edger, and cut oil and will blow it into the main pipe line to the elec tric plant boilers. By this arrange ment both plauts will be accommodated, YYNNI HP c ?WEBSTEfrSCiiOCi $m X f 1 a im IT IS AN EDUCATION UVt .JfMK X It is Also a fine line Gents Shoes LadlcM Fine Shoes J..Vi to &i.50. (lent I'ir.i; Sho-i Jf2.LV to MOO. SPECIAL ATTENTION C. H. BURKIiOLER fill the New? fill the Time 4h- Neat Job Work of All Kiods Done me'll treat DEALERS IN STARVING TO DHATII. lleeauso her stomach wan ko weak ened by useless drugging that she could not eat, Mrs. Marv If. Walters of St Clair St Columbus, O., was liter ally starving; to death. She writes: "My stomaeli was so weak from use less drugs that I could not eat, and my nerves bo wrecked that I could not sleep; and not before I win siven up to die was 1 induced to tryKlei trlo Hitters; with tho wonderful n sult that Improvement Lkk'uh at omo, ami a complete cure followed." lu bt health Tonic on earth. ijfoOc. Guar anteed by UeuHon's l'hai-maey tlru Kiwt. Chicken fanciers get a Poultry Journal, and keep posted. The Northwest Poultry Journal and the Nugget for 1,75. j Griffin 'WBriTHHSa'!!"""1 mam wear wear, worry and waterproof It h?.s style and charac ter and is worth more than it costs. of Ladies' and All -izea to tit all Morts of feet TO SHOE CUSTOMERS 1 Vou Right Veatch J Hardware, Stoves, Plumbing goods, Miners' Loggers' and mill supplies, Wagons, Buggies, Agri cultural Implements, Sporting goods, Guns, Ammunition, Hercu les powder, Caps, Fuse, lite. SncrcftfcMniiieiTijife Hoarding: anil day school for young ladiaa. 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