BOHEMIA NUGGET
J. McKCAN I ISMI R. Manager.
(SOHUMIA NU(Kll:T PIUU.ISIIINU
COMPANY.
Miikf nil clicrku lo Nugget l'ul Co.
Kntcrcd nl the pontoflloo wt t'otUKe drove,
o vxon its socciihI class until mutter.
sunsrmi'TioN kati i
(1 muntliH $1.00
l.vo.ir tM
is months J'.'.OO
If paid in advance.
Clubbing Pates.
The Itolieml.i Nugget one year
villi any one of the following; pub
lications ono year for annutit wt
opposite:
I 'tu-inc Monthly ? -00
Wecklv Orenontan (Portland) ?-."0
U'ceklV Journal ( Portland) J-'.OO
Daily Mining Itctvrd (iK-nver) .".f0
Weekly ilnin Uecord ?3.-5
I'.ullie Homestead -r?
Northwest roultrv .lourmil $1.7."
This iitr is kepi on Mo hv T11K A-MKKl-
'AN MIMNO tONt.KKSS. ClmuibtT of Com
rietee HiiiiilinK. I'onvcr. Colo , where fir
.eiKlt-rs will be wfkviio li t lie use of the .end
i itt iH)er frcin I hf arioiiH mining seolii n of
n Wt-st. H s u-iitilW' litimry ttiid iiiiiit'i"' ox
a. bit.
THIS l'Al'KK I kept oil hie Kt K. C. Diake'ti
t JvortisiliK Aut-nev, til and tft Mert-lmuls Kx
: hitiiKO. San KranoWo. California, whorofoii
ractt for advertising ean be made for it.
Wkdm-sday, Nov.
i 906
CAM-
THE
CONCiRKSSIOXAL
PAIGN.
. . .
With so many herce and exciting
local campaign m the east the con-
uressional eoutest has been almost
1 j6t sight ot. Ytt it is oue ot the
most important from a national
stand poiut. At present thb re
puMicun party has a mujority of a
1 14 in th house and about two
thirds of the membership of the
whole tenute; and in fact more than
that for general purposes.
The senate dof-s uot seem likely
to chaDge much either iu personnel
or in politics, as almost all of th
ti irty memb rs whose terms expire
niu strong ca' didates for te election,
f hough it is probable that the re
publicans wi 1 lose a f w- of their
uiajoriiy.
The situation iu the house is
different, there the republican ma
jority is abnormal, and is a result
ant of the great tide of Uoosevelt
popularity of a couple of years ago
Republicans have beeu looking for-j
ward to a reduction of the majority! Halloween Party,
to sixty or slightly less. The latest j The MjSrt Ueattys entertaiueJ the
analysists claim a majority of SH irrpworth Leaguers and their friends
figuring that the sure republican J wjtn a Hallowe'en p y Wednes
districts are 22, sure democratic ; ,iay evening at the parsonage.
130, doubtful bu probable republi ! jne g,jesta were received by two
can 2I, doubtful, but probable , hOHtly attired young ladies in a
-lemocrat i3. TLe democrats claim j iai)i which was lighted only by
a reduction of the republican ma- jrtC.k 0' Lantern placed in various
jority to 4(. j corners auJ on the stairway Tim
The cry everywhere is "support ' evening was spent in playing games
the President," and figuring that anj tellinir stories suitable for tho
there is no reasou why a man who
voted right in 1904, should vote
wrong iu ID06, there is little reason
to expect any radical change.
j ''We're tired of niggers and cy-
The Yoncalla Courier is a lvocit- j clones, and we're coming to Ore
in,? the establishment of a Develop- j gon."
incut League at that point, in or- 1
tier that a united effort might be
made to push the country forward,
and further states that as it is
when a buyer com -u to town he
meets only one individual, where!
L.1...1.l ....t .... .ru j-yn itin '
which would be ready to give any
and all informitiou, and would be
ready to give a united boost to the
town and country. That's the
light idea, Cottage Grove's Com
mercial Club has worked along
that same line aud has done much
to help Cottage Grove, and can do
much more yet.
Mrs. J. 1$ Protzman's father and
sister arrived Monday lo visit her
There is a good ileal of work
going on in Bohemia this winter
that should mean a big showing
the spring.
in
Avoid alum and alum phos
phate baking powders. The
label law requires that all
the ingredients be named
on the labels. Look out
for the alum compounds.
NOTE. Safety lies in buying only
Royal Baking Powder, which is a
pure, cream of tartar baking powder,
and the best that can be made.
Frewcll Reception.
Tlie following cotucs (rein the
Medford Mail conccrninc two well
! known formrr ltpfco (itovo
' people:
Dr. an i Mis. .. v. orpron. wno i
Hie to leave for tlie mission field of
; Kast I n J in timing tin fitly pait of
j Nt veni'ii-r, wcto t nletcd n fare
; well iceeption at t lie M li. I'hurch
'lust Friday evening. A l;oo lly
number of friends ami Dr. nnd
Mis. Corpron received a number of
beautiful gift, tokens of the regard
of those who have h .iuieilto es
teem tlicm during their may in
Medford.
Rev. Mr. Iloxio Kev. James
Ke!st and Kev. W. V. Shit-Ids ouch
spoke in the most feeling terms of
their departing friend nnd their
noble calling and the latter dwelt
at some length on the mission work
in India nnd the people of that
once bediahted land
Dr. Corpron responded with a
grateful acknowledgment of the ex
pressions of loving sympathy re
ceived and refeind briefly to the
incidents leading to his cull to the
mission field. j
Rev. YV. C. Renter, on behall of!
the church, presented the following !
resolutions'
Whereas, Dr
feel themselves
nnd Mrs Corpron
called to labor us
missionaries in far-otT India and
whereas, in a few days they will tie
part lor their new fold of labor,
the undersigned official members
j of the M. R Church of Me.llord.
jOregou.
Resolve-I, Tht we fun 11 I Dr.
I - .....
land Mrs. Corpron vuliiabp' ottizein
I of Uje c0llim,lllitVi chtistians of
j . . . ve rv . ,ru.icnt wot k-
j ers in tu emiren 01 on c l.orn jsas
iCluistand regard th'in valuable
j accessories t any eommunity.
. . . .
Re-olved. That e extend to lr,
and Mis. Corpron our best wishes
and pb-dge tin 111 ('iu ardent ptayns
for a safe ami prosperous journey
and the btryest measure of success
in their field of activity, an I if ever
in the providence of Col they
should return to this community,
'assure them a cordial welcome.
! R soloed , That u copy of these
' resolutions ie given tt Dr. an I
! Mrs. Corpron anil a copy be fur
uishtd to the Medford papers for
, publication.
W. C. Reuter, (. R, Liudley, C.
A. Meeker, J. P. Roberts, V. H.
j Meeker, F. Frideger, D. T. Lawton,
! Ida Reddeu, Alice Roberts.
occasion,
were served.
Light refreshments
Will Come to Oregon
This is the immigration slogan of
John T. Prior, of Prior Station, Gi
who is in Portland as th' advance
agent of a colony of 10,000 or 2,
000 people who will come to Ore
go I to build home'-i if s iMsfa :tory
arrangements can be made Mr.
Prior has laid his proposition be
fore Secretary Laberot the Poitland
lioard of Trade, who expresses
gr-at confidence in this proposition
and declares that tho board wiil do
all they can to assist him. Review.
Subscribe lor the Xuggei.
H. D Pearson and Mr. John
son, both oM time miuers of lio
hernia arc visiting here at present.
Mr. Pearson has some especially
(hie specimens of free gold occurr
ing in white qu ittzfrom mines 00
tho Merced rivftt near Mariposa,
California.
Mlt! Scltool Nota.
The lirst exatninntioiH ol the
HL-h S'liool for this year will bo
the last three days ot this week.
These examinations occur cvety
two months.
The program of last Tuesday's
assembly whs changed from current
event !, which we generally have, to
h spelling ltssin. Those spelling
lessens will be given occasionally
throughout the year from list i of
mispelled words taken from test and
examination papers.
Mr. Norman llaw ley, a f . mer
student of the High School visited
school last Thursday.
Hazel llemrnway, who has been
absent fiom her class for Nome time
on account of illness, expects to be
back with us son.
Mis l'tlu l 1'cikin, a former stu
dent of tlie High School has re
turned from Portland. We are
glad to have her back with us, as
she i- another member to bo added
to the S'iphomote class.
Supt. Dillaid brought the books
of the district library down to Cot
tage Grove Thursday.
This is tho library purchased
with the money obtained from the
librarv tax. The books ate all
' adapted to use in the grades but
1 not very many are high nehool
j books. They are being catalogue !
! and will be varnished. The board
! is going to get a good book case
j and then tho looks will be put up
1 for use. These books with the
; books alieady iu the difTereut rooms
will make a library in the school of
about l"o volumes.
Silk Creek.
Amos Owens and sons teturned
home iroui Indian Creek last week.
Reported a good lime while taking
their outing.
Storm ami rain has been with us
lalclv,
Sunday was the day fur chinch
service. A lew gathered for ser
vice it being a stormy day.
The Intermediate School started
Monday morning wirh Mr. S. (.
Paap and Ft auk Pttersou as in
structors. Mr.' MeCord came Sunday to j
commence school.
Mr. and Mrs. K. A.. Wheeler loft
Monday for a visit to Mrs
Wheeler's brother and sister who
live in California.
II- W. liabcock returuen Friday
from a visit with friends at Crs
well. Wm. Jos. Nolta.
Wm. Jos, Nolta died at Cottage
I Grove Wednesday at the age of K5
I years aud 4 months. He lived
Vv IT III" "ill,
whom it Joe Nolta, He has been
feeble for some time ami died of
old age. He was buried from the
parlors of Veatch & Lawsou's
being taken to the Masonic ceme
tery for interment.
He was born in (iermauv, but
has been iu this country for a good
many years, and resided near Oak
land for seven or eight years be
fore coming here.
School Furnishers
Currin A: Watch it r" fimishors
of school supplies to mont of ihc
schools in tins vicinity. On Mm-
j day morning they set.t out a ship
ment consisting of mi" Lew scats
and desks and one r citation seat
for tho Wild wood school for which
the tax payers in that district re
cent'y voted $200. Thin will m ike
the school thoroughly up to date.
The same date tho firm received a
shipment of scats and desks fr
the Comstock school.
Roosevelt Scorns Consequences,
Rabbi Wise, late of Portland in
an addrtss to tho Mew York Y. M.
C. A. on "Ho or Die vs. Don't
Die" said.
"Men are warned constantly of
the consequence on l peril of be
coming cxtremiHts The man who
makes not all for truth and right,
lest he sacrifice his inllueuco and
his prestige, has neither the uao
nor the other to lose.
"Theodore Roosevelt is the great
saving asset of the republican
garty b-cause ho is rightly In-id br
the uatio'i to be a scorner of conse
quences. Roosevelt is greatest
when he is himstlf, his daring and
achieving self; when shaking off
the trammels of party allegiance,
he darcM to follow riijht, aye, to
lead the people aright. Tho su
preme test of his courage is yet to
come, if it should become his duty
to appeal from his paity in the na
tion for the support enactment and
execution of those measures which
are just uud e juitablo and servo the
welfare of the whole American
people." ,
Special S0111J Servlct
J. M. Islum states thnt th re
will he u. special song service each
Sunday evening at the Methodist
Cuuich,
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OpcrfA House ij
Mon. Nov. 12 p
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An All reafuiv. ri-fti':'l-roiis
Aggregation uf f.'iiisbcl Ir.lri.t ;
Siich as the Wnt Id ncwr i!uvn
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Prices: $1 .o.i. "., 'c, '2'.
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Will acctpl wood I'n ui.iw.u. i I
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and paying 1 1 ; 11 Tulhr vV
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Tom Awbrey li 1 1 U 1 1 1 i 1.- I to
(tillage (iiovc and 1 .igain writim;
insurance jiolicies in the ()ie;;oii
b'irc Relict Ahn., Mt M'-Minnuile,
and the Aptmi l ip- I !sm r r-i.-.- t,'o.
of Ilai (for I, Ct tm
Wood Wanted.
Would like to 1 x lunig-.- ;;i 1
bicycle for d. ' V" M ,-:;r
Cilice.
Fine chickens - A lav hich-bii ii
White and fiobbn Wyi.d'-tte n. l
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