Bohemia nugget., November 21, 1906, Image 4

BOHEMIA NUGGET
J. McKEAN FISHER. Manner.
HOMHMIA
pecting to ni rive for u lonv; time
! arrived on Tuesday, mul will be
put to work lirot in scraping out the
null pond before being uken up to
I'l'BLISMINU ' tb company ramp to commence
; hauling in tin- logs. A nnge
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j scraper ins i von orougiu uu
Mlp nil li.vk vnl.K to Nuinsol TuliCo. j th;t Alls Ucd OU tllO WlhlwiHfcl
.-- - - Lumber t'o. ond. mul this wiil lc
tCpterod M the p,'1,,, Rt l''UK Orvve. used ill til" work. It is til'' i' tO'.l'
deeper and long
MKKihT
COMPANY.
no that a gieater
sunscnii'TioN it vn
u months $1.00
I year fl."
is months fl.W
If paid in ndvanee. i
Clubbing Pates
The Itolicinl.ii Nuecet
v it h any one of the following pub
lications one yenr for amount net
opposite:
I'm llie Monthly
Weekly Oreironian ( Portland)
Wevkly Journal ( Portland!
I adv Minimi INvord (Penver)
Weekly Mining lUrord
I 'aeitie Homestead
Northwest Poultry Journal
one year
f-'.OO
munbor of loes eau be stored in it,
and hauled out with ease. The
pond has tilled up considerably
during the siimnitr's woik, from
the retus. etc. When the new-
donkey is installed in the woods, i
Mr Fischer expect that tho mid ;
will bo able to run a 2 hour shift j
per tbiy steadily, whenever he oan j
spare cars to haul the lumber. He
states that if th" O. A S. 11. toiul
Comm.irrlrvl Ctxih In RUM Aflrr S I'
Compivrxy.
The 'ominercinl Club nt its meet
ing Monday night followed up its
notion of the previous work in send,
ing out a call for ft meeting of Com-nu-ieial
oi g miations etc. by form
nl.it:iij a i evolution which is ptinted
elsewhere to bn suit to all It g i-du-tive
representative ' of Oregon.
AmiMilxrof discussions of tho
freight situali m were entered uto
and tuithcr instances of negh-t of
the S V Co. to propel ly ucrv.- its
ten dory were btoieht up.
C. l Davis i t l-olger Sr Co. of
S.ui l'ranoiseo stated that he had
many local shipments coming north
to Widm.ette Valley points from
San IVauoiseo and that it took nt
least twenty days by local lietght
to gtt tin in to their destination, as
long as lo get material fioni Chi-
It I I'OUI' i'l
$:..ro
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soon !
all the oars ho wants, that us
as the car i-hottaoe peiiod is
he vvid try to bo ready to tun two
shifts, but with the few ears ovned
bv the O & S. K. it is imposMble
This yti)r i Vept on Hlf by THK AM KK1- . r . i . w:ti, .,., ,iisilies alre-ldv
can minim; comihkss, chKiuur of com- 'or Ulf-m, Willi UlL UUSints ailL.lo
men HuiMin, I -Oliver. Colo, where --ir ou their line, to haul enoin'h loo-'l
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to keep them ruuning 2 hours per
, . i, .iiongo. Me took this question up
ever ects fuuipment enough to haul I s. . , ,. . ' . '
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Wedxkspay, Nov. 21, 1906
dav.
t'ON'IKACl'S FOR 50 COUPS m Sl.AfS-
During list week the llrown mill
secured a omit: act for .Vxi eonls of
shibwoovl tor shipment to Kosot'iirg.
Iuasmuch as the eomp:m had not
over i2 cor. Is on hend ut the time,
it was a question j -st where it
v ivti'iuiW tniDTH Tii,'J is all coming from Th' contract
' Kt :i li.'iot'n und who in otiiLriiit t.i
over j ... ' .' ,
pmve ins nguits, expecting 10 ne
dispute.!, but instui I the innna;er
leaned b'ick ' iu his chair ami list
1 ssly said ''I know it" and in re
sponse to the question "What are
you going to do about it" said
"Nothing" That certainly is u
great s itisfaction to yet from a rep
resentative of a great corporation,
which exists by its service to the
public.
Messrs. Hansen, London, C. P.
Junes, llemenway "u l Couier went
to Kugeiio last week to eon
fit with the Eugene Commercial
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I(tC-IiE OF ' corns win lane nnriv a 1 1 , 1 1 1 uie aceomen aim reeei -
j the slab wood that will be had for ! tion. Th"1 Eugene Club is with
That the agricultural iiiteiects, M,me tilUe (ln,, the s,,,,v j,, t-,,t. j the club and December 5th ha
should receive eonideration when!tage Grove will consequent! 1; I been net for this gn-it couvuition
the matter of feeking new markets j short. Mr Fischer stated 'that ho start the matter ut netie tegisla
under discuseion, is apparent j m.mv ivnnle l..id f.n,.cid 1 1... ; tion in thi-4 matter.
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price of slab wood to go down after j . m .
a time, as they thought it would be I iM-.t...,r..,h iic f .r ..11 Hn.i
. J & m.'ivt l ..I'. ... 1 l.f. nil & 1 Lii.n v't
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from the fact that the exports of
that industry tor 1906 fiscal ear
amounted to $1H)1',4."7,306 or ,"6.4;
p-r cent of the total exports of all
classes of domes' ic shipments from
this country to f"reigu ports. l!
the other piiiic pil exports mauu
lactures rauked next to the pro
ducts of agriculture, with a volume
of $6o3,2-7,835, which was .'i5.il
per cent of o'-al exports; mining,
5..'i,o55,'JGl , or 3.1 per ceut; forest,
$75,512,3:1, equalling 4.4o per
ct-Bt; fisheries, $,2i2,S20, ainount
inc to .4S per cent, or a little less
than one-La'f of one per cent, and
the miscellaneous shipments reached
11 sum cf $8 4S7.81S, or .4'.) per
cent.
uard tor ill! null to get il l ot it all, 1
but he states that a ready sale is
found for even hi' of it.
Silk Creek.
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uecorauous ai ae r.ra orug s'.oro.
(iotoli. Morse's store for bar
gains. Dr. Schleef's building,
l'hotp- ii'!.
Lurch's liiNplnv ot trie
lamps Is Jittt 11 live The ', -.riii s
very prett V.
Scholl's sonvoiiif - ii ii,-n nf (
tage Crove, ot I!i'i-i:ui 1 1 1
Oregon are spi ei.-illv 1 e, a 1 1 i ,
are ver nea.
Have you seen I hat lovely
l)Ii(X)KATHI) CHINA
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Mrs. John Ashby
town Wednesday.
STARTED
RIGHT
ON THE
ROAD.
The Commercial Club of Cottage
Grove has been known for a long
lime for its activeLees in getting a
the root of troubles that affect the
welfare of Oregon and tLe Wil
lamette valley, and in its latest at
tack upon the car shortage problem
it iain the fight once ruore
Tue welfare of Oiegon is ut stake
and untd the railroads ficd out thit
curs mnst be furnished, tLey will
not do it. Effective legislation "ill
help out ut otice. TLe ttate of
Texas has a reciprocal demurrage
that works, and car shortages are
unheard of there.
The resolution adopted by the I
club urging representatives of the)
"tate to use their iidiuenee in a lev- I
isJatiou mcasuie to eompell the j
Miss Winnie Diensor
W. N. Wheeler's Wednesday ami
Wednesday night-
An lv Nelson is busy putting in
drove out to h"e 111 w ''-'c,l'' I'l""1 b.r the W i!d
' wood saw-mill.
vi.sited at ! twrgains iu all wool uuilerwear,
jaud men s cups also girl s school
i hats at Morse's.
Mis. Geo. Thompson called on
Mrs. Eugene Miller Thursday, she
was accompanied by two little
girls.
Miss Mintie Miller of Divide has
been visiting with her sister Mrs.
Alfred Wheeler for a few days.
Miss Gertrude Burdick of Cot
tage (irove visited friends hero
Saturday night and Sunday.
Hamilton Fox, who ued to live
on tho creek with his parents was
calling on old friends last week. H
stayed two nights at the I oine of
M. F. Brthcock.
We unt'er.taud W. F. Gray a.- .!
Henry Hume wood ar.d several
others of cur neighbors expect to
have telephones iu their homes
soon. i
A cozy corner with your photo
graphs in one of our photo nets is
the very latent thing out. New
Era lrug store,
II. D. Eiocoli' is now located in
his new butcher shop in the Nat
Martin building. Mr. Lincoln lias
fitted up a neat 100m and is pre
pared to serve one and all with
first class ments.
Ernest l'urvauce has takeu a job
as carpenter at the Dittson Haw-mill
at thti end of the O A S E road
where he will hive inside work for
the winter and has given up his
proposed contract for hewing at
the Black Butte m n -. lb w.th
his ife p turned Iroin a s'.mit tup
south on T'icsda .
Classified Advert is; men
Word Waiiteii.
Wiil accept wood i'ir ici.ew.
subsei iptions at this oiiu" .
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FOR SALE s.l v.
ing and I'rem li Mo
E. E. Blight.
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Those Beautiful
have also arrived.
Parlor Lamps
K olirird.
Tom Aubrey has i-:-.inie I !
Cottage Grove and u again wiitinv.
insurance policies in ti,e ()re;p.ii
Fire Belief Assn , i
and thi Artna Fi re
ef Haitfor I, Con'-
I M-Miimir
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Do not for;et that we have the best
line of Christinas Goods they are
now on display lor your selection.
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Amos Owens r.ow has" an in le
Dendent line of teleohoue w-iit
frnm CnUzot (irnvp tr lii mu'mili : ' l ilt fit of tl OSe
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HAI A t LOSi; CALL
railroads to funiish cars deserves "A dangerous nirlcul operation
tl.ft sunnnrt of ev rv husiuess man. i involving rhe removal of u in;i
The meeting at Eugene Dec. 51b,
ought to be litteiiilro by thousand'
of busitess men, and then the S. P.
.vill feel the proper influence com
ing, and will get busy.
Big Donkey Arrives at La.st.
The big donkey engine that
mint ulcer, us hire ns my hand, from
my daughter's hi. was prevented li.v
Uie application or I'.iicklen's Arnicii
S dve," says A. ( '. Stlekel, of M i 1ft US
V. Vh. "J'ersi.-tent iHe of tin:
completely cured It." ruio
Hurns and Injuries, L'.jc nt Benson's
Pharmacy,
Hitfh School Notes.
1 opened Monday with n
:ange of program for tlie
t ! ill'-' st'l'il:S fut-
fude of their own diss.
! HnZrd llemenway returned to
iscliool Monday ft' i m; a'lsencH of
; several w ei kR.
j Mr. Ei' in I Vase ent-od tin
I l'i c-Oimeii el'iss Mfjf.d iv
Tie l!i;:o S'hool stud nl- ha'.
Sl.-lvesenl lor their pn.v I li- tm us an
Cuts, j turouoise and brown.
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AX) (o) Tg,
the Men's and boys eajis and girls
Brown Lumber Co. has been ex-'hats at less that cost at Morse's
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Council H & Specln.1 Mooting.
At a srieial ineetirii' of the co in
cil on .Monday ni,:ht a special oidi
nance fixing a veaily liet-nse fir
the Opera IIousn was brought up
but was laid over fr one week,
S. V. Allison obtained pennis-
Bion irotn tne eouncil to mako a
number of alterations iu his build
ing occupied by Comer's hirness
shop, extending the rear ol the
shop so us to give loom for a sky
lipht.
I he council ordered warrants
'.lawn oi $i. v "piece to each f the
nine ch-iks and indues at the last
election, als Si .V " 'ent and
fire woo I for voting places.
in view ol tne imij-iepair I sev
eral street crossings by the Mrott
commissioner, charges were pie
ferred ugainst him, and h will b'
removed at tho next council meet
ing. Marshal Underwood was in
structed to keep the street cross
ings clean during bad weather
Injuries Proved F&tal
The injutieH received by Chus.
Weithman the logger hurt at Camp
No. 2 of the Brown Eunilx;r Co. a
week ago Mondir resulted in his
death the following Friday even-intr.
Mrs. H. O. Thompson after a
hhort visit with friends here went
south into California to pay a visit
with her mother.
Mr. und Mrs. John Con in went
south to Robeburg on Tuesday to
male a short vihit with their
daughter Mra, li. L,. lilies.
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