BOHEMIA NUGGET
ItOHI-.MIA NIXH1LT WBLISHIMl
COMPANY.
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sriWKIl'THN HATI-VS.
month l
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Is months -w
If paid in advance.
Clubbing Pates.
Tbe Pohemta Nil sir? t one year
Oth anv 0:10 of the following pub
lications one year for amount wt
opposite:
I -in itio Monthly
Weeklv Or.-irontan 1 Portland)
Weeklv Journal ( Portland!
Pailv Minimi Kccord iPenver)
Weekly Mining P.ivord
Pacific lloiue.--u'ad
Northwest Poultry Journal
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Thl twrer : Xi'ft on '' lT THK M';U'
f V.N M"lM0 cosoiirs-. ChauUnT of . eiu
n.c.e iiuil!:ns. 1 'savor. Wio . h-rp eur
reVlor. wiU W V.".-..' t.. H o r..t U... .-d-i-x
1 swts ;r- 111 iti.' mo ions m;v.;:i ii,.u ol
mbit.
rill? rvl'Hi :klton tv,t K O. lres
A.tv.T-Osit: A-r-nov. .1 !!'' Mw!imi: !v
"hs-..-e. Ssn Vmr-i'w. OsOtorniv wlicrir coti-"rai't-'fir
4e.-.i!-!:: '': l-euinJe tor 11.
Wkdnksday, Km. i.v 1907
BOHEMIA MINING DISTRICT.
Should be Located in One County
Bohemia Mining District i situ
ated in Lane and Douglas Coun
ties. Ore-son, It is ro( a new min
eral field. Nearly forty-five years
ago the first stamp mill ever built
in Oregon was shipeJ to Portland
by water ard on up the Willamette
river to i:gene, from there by
team to Co'tage Grove and on to
one oi the highest points on Grizzly
i-ionr'aba in Bcihemia by wcrecs,
go devils, pack animals, etc. thirty- j
Eve miles d;stact. 1 his ai l now
stands on the Vesuvius ground.
Mining his been carried cn c-on-tinua'.lv,
properties have been held
by some' persons thirty and forty
years, and many prospects have
been hsld and worked ten to fifteen
years and more by the same owners
who have had satisfactory evidence
of great values but not sufficient
tneaDs to do extensive work and no
possible way of getting their small
portion of ore to market, or sup
plies in. except by great expense,
and fctill confidence in tho district
and the encouraging appearance ot
more god ore. Every year as the
ten feet (assessment work) is done,
the hopeful and enthusiastic claim
owner hangs on, works out for a
grab stake and back he go's to the
spot where his only hopes are cen
tered, and where he can see Dame
Fortune smiling. This is no drefim,
in Bohemia, the fortunes we there
and the confident claim holder is
still there wishing for relief and
hanging on to the glittering edges
of the recks almost by his teeth
praying lor help. A few roads aud
the" right kind of encouragement
and better days would be soon at
hand.
Public sampling works, concen
trator and smelting men have vis
ited the district fre piently, and are
all satisfied with what they ee but
the little encouragement they re
ceive on the outside and the con
dition of the few roads, drives
them elsewhere and loaves the for
tunate, (though unfortnnrte) claim
owner with the few t' re of valuable
ore on Ids hands, and in no way to
realize its value, so as to enable
him to continue his work on a lar
ger and more steady f-eale.
Lane County ha constructed a
good uhgon road to the district,
t he miners have constructed about
fifteen miles of good roads, con
necting some of the mines, partly In
Lane an'l partly in Doughs County
Douglas county has not built one
foot of road or contributed one
penny to benefit the Bohemia Dis
trict, and it is rumored that tbey
aro aiming to strike a heavy blow
to the long Buffering prospectors
and miners, that have been striv
ing to develop this section of the
common-wealth of tLat countj, by
unjust und unheard f taxation.
very small portion of the dis
trict lies in Douglas County, there
is a little taxable property in both
counties. Election precincts must
bo provided in both counties and
each election, bearers of ballot boxes
have to etait out and go to Cottage
Grove miles) together, then one
oes no th to Eugene, the other
south to Roseburg, at heavy ox
penne to some one. There is no
way to get to tbe county went of
Douglas County except by wagon
road built bv Lane County to Cot
tage Grove. What is wanted i to
get the whole district in one
county, so that one county can be
looped upon for necessary encour
agement and looked to with pride
and pleasure as our friend, in bring
iug to pass a greater mining king
dom than baa yet teen witnessed
in Oregon. Now don't get sou d
und jealous:- It is not here yet. and
unless conditions cut be chmged it
will be foily live Jturs more
;udsoii, m.mnvet of the pottlind
Cominoivi.il Club. -Win never u ,
O 'louist rate e.oos into etT. et ii'ul is ! H'- U'-" ""'" ' J 1
tood to ni.v poilion or Oiegon. it , "'".me u,
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.Noitiiwesi, ui'ioio I'm una oh'io
it Lane or Douglas, we think Latie.
for the latgcr par of the dittiet is
in Line, also Lane count v is the
only eou'itv wb.rrc a county eat is
nooessible bv wagon roa I built to
the district by that county
til .111 1 ('Ml .1
west and it is the oointuunUy that 'comity f- w 1.' u. 00
d bugles tint ;ets the ' )' i"e' pio'i't t ' ' 1 1 1 v ,; "'
unions. llo' I 'i--n ; - '.
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;i'ts up nn
11. mill. 1 1 io.11 mid tbe w..ul'i.
"Tluougli a eouibine.l rfbut. the tl'emo. " I'vnne.' !i .;u ."
PoUlaud Comuieieil Clul and thei Tin W. C. T I n. I . 'Ir;:. !. n.
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Our ,mltc, of taes will go into vteon i'cvcio, mciu i.i .ue . , ,
one v tv instead of two. our bee carrrmg on ncxt,..sive ad-Khc h-.hes, , .. .,1 o ev.,,,,,1,. ,
oi tu- of .Irawinc i return will be ve. tisemct ot the State of O.cgon.m eo-o,,,, ,,..,, X T'V
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I ,i I Hi 1 will III V IH HI I llllilll "in 11 HI "iri'i .n r .
picater, ati
tikes
a bun
us in wo v we wi I Pav ou! this tima as to tell it late, that the j Viec-prcsulom N-m :'. IV
L, oll ' I funds are about exhausted mi l that Icissiou sh iwv l tint i . l. o.
v' Itl-e seversl oi'iuiuumties in the tc Mom.-- -The 1-u- !v 'i o.'
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T . I state must take up and ruiv "n n, 111 1 "10 .uoiio 1 .1 i
Knoc'nOrs at II Agari. th-nugh campaign of advertising, the Home" .1: , the u . '.
I ...,J,n..N ,'l veiehhOT ' if .. .irii o net h.i flit! results Hid it I't.UU o s ofe.i.:..
ing towns have a raiti stopped wotk ! sul., SKNp u , , .. n . , N .
on O'O Drain Coos Lav ra'.roa 1. 1
These papers have alwns trie I toi l-.c names 01 tlvuis m.is oi in
knook this project and hoped j quiries are bcuig t n unshod to the
acaiest hope '. it s ituethiu:; might o.'! ormbutions that cotnposc th"
turn no to prevent the building of jOtcgon DcK-lop-iu-.U Lc.i .'"e, and
this 'oa 1 Kverv ., onth ot so thov if a single one f thorn is n..t e:i 1
"stop work" on'th? toad, notwitli-': inn out lite: at'M it i 'thoii own
tandire the fact that everything is'f.ut!'. to: the . ntite cost is eovetod
lieic" done that pvMblv cm b-y u -'o-ps mid pntoo ciHtt.-r
done'dutinglhc w-t ?ctsoi W-k Th-o eo! Mit rates pre-c:it are
on tbe four tunne's between Dtr.in ' nvirkabb- cpportt:mtv tor a-.-Uw n
and Seottsburg is being rns'.rd ' u-rttsmc. in w'.noli ve:y so in id
with tbe utmost vi.-or. day a 'id Uv and s.-ln'ol girl, a, w.ila-
night, with three shifts of ie-:i. 1 ev rv thrown man md w-'-nati in
working from both end. TuuneH ' u:e si ue. can paui.-ip.u. "e-
1 a.nl 2. eleven and twtU .nilesUio subject o! gt eater u.terest V
mi'es west of Drdti. ca-h about : school boys atul gtr'" th in there
,,00 feet lone, are rat i l!v no ring . sources, attrnctiotii and advantage
mi.Vtion and Rieht of V,n cl th-ir own state, and bolter still
Atrnt Nier iti'.'ornis' us tiru'li- v of their own eoni.upo , .1
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will be completed by Apn'. The thev cm Id lv kept b-asv a !''tion -S
P otTHals here s:r.M-lv '. '.;( .;t et tin ir true ibiting th -o-'x? L".v .
the "fooiish 'rredi.'ii-Tls that ' fi.s we -k" m writing r. l-tr-cs. f" -"ds I
th.
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rtiBPt ni't -.S-oi.tone.l arid s.n and a.'.nmr.rwvvs
1, oc .i.vi -is s urine- cn'in u:. an !tiea. advising them
armv of 3000 or 400H men v.ii: l-c ' porf.irtttes. and ..t the s tune t:
put "to work and the ne.v niliokl giving ihem the rnt-- to their par- :
r-isbtd to completion. The new Uvular town, it would certainly re- l;
rail- piled up here fur this toad :oe suit in attracting a great deal .f at- j f
not b.-:nc m-.ved awav a n ; rfd leuuou i - vo ;:!.. u i-o io.i.o.i
it, a i.--.rr,,, i-wviT .oi l tbe h-..:::- and eitv su; eri'j"n !ot;t of
here deny that an;, sr. eh i.::'ar
tiou haa ever b-.-en etit out
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and teaeher. would tnake it a oi-at t : tii.it i;j (; ;
to To-t tins matte: be fori tlrir i-'.'o!1 in wb-.l
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plain case o: aocicmc .-pariel.
Rising Frcm the Grav?.
A prominent man-jfa tur-r. (V:a.
A Ft-rtwcll. of L-K-am.-i. N. C. rehit- - Qr
a mo-t remarkahi.' exptri.-n.-e. He ln,..;r Portland efiioe cover all kino-
Bays: --Alter t.iKitii .'s- man nun' -
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one rising from the
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, mous a le.-.ut.ige to tbe Stato of
; Oregon. c.
m.vnv 't'i:.-.rt(N-i o ic ask!".'
In.juu ies being revived by tb--.:'.
Di vciopment League
so
rave.
uostbti-.. Many pmspereus
jlv 'fainiers m Io-.va, Kan-as und otbi-r
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lption ar.d i'-
.uii lb i-.:
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i of b-pior oi
drv ii-rn'e:
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'jo to H',oilt: .....t Mr,. 1), Spun
TT-tsof land: ...t r.. . . n 1
for It has already stopped the l.ver . , , . ' " 11 , v 1 yr, "
,..! i.i.u.- ...,.l.n...,f-o,. i.i, Ii many i:ioi:iri"s eo:r. Kgar '-.-.g h''- ... .ibi v A.. o..i .
have tr.uihle t me for yra-s." P:ar ' gr..l .T la: -s, and tie- o po: tur.it. '-s ,...,,1 r . :,
an teed at Benson's Pharmacy. Frke tv,r dj-rviig !,,::..---. Tl.vie ' :,-a. ; r,--,.. Tie- .;:
only oO c-ntf. are thousands ot lr.ptirv-s- ah-mt the : coM, .1 i.,.,.'- .:',. : :.
Widaine'!'1 Valley, ar.-l the oppe-r- ' the
trouble is Bright'
llis.a!-
' states want to krio ho v they can
Dlalietes -tai;e. I fully U-tleve III- - r,ror.pr v i,;V..Ht ?"
trie Putters will cure ine permam-ntly j ; .
for It has already stjpe'd tlic l.ver. . .
Copper as a Germ. Killer.
tuiiti's '.rcc-nted throughout a!! s,.nr
C-s- ;,t ti,--
"Copper is marvelous preven- Western Oregon. Tbea:n'- is tree
tive of disease. If we returned to .vith refcr'-t;ce to the wl-.-at and : p.
the old copper drinking Vf-els of p. vf.c.ock p.ortiot.s- of Iistern ( )r ,u. Sll,
our forefathers tvphoid epid'-ma j gQn. Irrigation h the cause, of;
wonM disappear." j many itupiiric. ' "
The speaker, a filtration expert,1 "Tl.eie arc more inqinies, P"-- St.u- C.nr- V :
took a copper cent from his 1 oeket. , sil.l y. in regard to fruit-growji g rv..,.-n,. 1 1 ,
Examine this cent under a raicto- ai, 1 po-.ltry.rai-iru; tb;.n anv oth;r. ! i,;4 , Njr. s...
scope," ho said, "and you wi"! ..-.J ;t is the fault of th" diffi-reM I ii.,p!-;n-.' e .-'ndv' L
find it altogether free from disease i.,r.;n,;.,.: n.cn fend property-holders ; s!.t',,'.'s' t.tV - .
of the : inolv t
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germs, iuxamine got.i ana su' r t;o. n.-;i;- eorumui.:tKs c 1 vm-eou
coins and you ".vid tind them oiu- . tlio..- .paestt'-'iis av: n- t answer- 1
wnc"rlinLT aid con tor king g'-rm ; !,! -a:i-;e tne entire t-y. o-.-nse i em-
mass. Vet copper cotns p -v-, br-i'-ed in stamps, chirk hire ai:d t!
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and silver ones von a trim k tut-y .1 . '-The mail b-ing ree-rocd by the I f3ji,,.j
be alive with micro-organism. Jb.r. 1 Orr foti Dev lopnr nt League i s '
no. . Copper ki:'s g- ra:s, Dj'i- ' 5:tj: !v .n--ir...ous. and not a name
theria and cholera e::;t;irc-s -m' .ir- d . ,,, .td-':!---s .u riv.-s vvhii h i- t:t f -0:1
a copper rent die in l-s ihau .sb. d to eve om of th ergm
Iwo hours. i:a!iofn eompo-in:,' tbe Lf-aguf.
' They hare many h-.b-ra i-r i-' Li-'s of names will supn'.ied o
demies in Ch:n", bo.t cer':fi:n to-vi s .. n v rcg-.'.-.r'.v organized cou-mer-1
ure always iurr.-.ino. These tu.v... ,.;.,i ;,,,,v -n i-ommunity in Ore
keep their driiikir-g wat'.-r in gr.at ' y;,,n v.-hi'-'i b'-coou-s ail'.ba'e t vvrb
copper vesse1'. Travr-ler- have trie 1 the Oregon Development Lengue."
to buy t:ee vfs"c!s, ior tbev ar ' I'olb. .-. :r g !- u n of ti e exaH
beautiful, but thJ villagers will not rate- .-to r, poi.vs in the older K'ntf s '
sollthem. They hare a nupf rsti- to 7s points, in Oregon, arranged j
tiou that their health ond welfare I alphabetieali y, so that each com!
depend on their re' c '4 ion. I wish : jjj unity can undei stand just what it1
all supers.titution wpre us true and ! cosis to reach their utatioa. Q:e- j
salutary as tuat- Kegisier. , gor.ian
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Cam . iti lleui' ti'.vay have loin
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Grove Will do lis Pari. front 01 their Moil -md a." rt-p! ic-
. ti it with an up-to-date eanis
T , , ,. r., -ru awninr ot roik-rs. wbiitli i-. b"i;ig
In the past a great man) P -oplo , -; ,jV ,bt. v- IIfirdvvare
throughout the State of Oregon;
have felt that these rates were good oml"
to Portland only, and as the rail-j ' " "
roads usually advertise the larger
cities only because they aro more
familiar to the general public, the
people of the interior etate felt that
the metropolis gets the chief advan
tage
Notice.
I have purchased of Mr. J. W.
IJmtelM his meat business arid good
will in the city of Cottage Orove.
I have oow taken possession and in
11.. I.iImvu it.in.l t, L-f.n tlif, lir-nit
-Many citizens of Oregon con- V 1 ' , ' . "V" T
.1 1-.,,. .:il, olmnnr HJCrt, 'J ru .JUU 'V" " '
that
these
mi nil
ing raies to wregou ,u,se Hll UoT t0 enjoy your goodwill
Mll.c met nu rO(-,! In I evnK the 0 J J "
;"7. .1 V.:.: .... An .. . ' . and patronage, 1 am vours
inu.Hu lernrj a.... u u . : 1'k ki 11 i k hkn.
the feamn lates are good to i.ll :
points in tbe seuth and all points j ' '
in tho west; Colorado an 1 Uth are I A Valuable Lesson.
working for new citizens, as are j -'.opx ve us :i",o I lein ned a v alu:ihU
the Dukotas, and it is generally uu- I lesion," writ"s John JMeasant, of
derstood that there is some little I Mami'iliu. Ind. "J 1 hen Ih-khii tuk-
activity in California and i Canada I Z V,ld
along these lines, and that N ashing-, ,1,.,,, " .y ph aso c-verj boily. tiuar-
tou is not inactive, " tiaid Toiii Iticb i auteed ut Peiison'b Phurmuey. 'Oc.
hemselveH w,th the sta tomont , Jt 0 ,ri1Cfc(l sautiafre
the rai roads wnl advertise . . ' , , , ,.
... . ,,.. : inalicr. My motto good ?oods at
rates, but we must bea n ib;
that when 'hey ,re udve: is- .f, kin a U1 a,,V(U..te
ates to Oregon, these same t , . i ...ni
ir..-7rT'.-,7t-',','";',"r r-T-"--." "" "O .. : - - r.vr.'vi . ; .:.;."!. vt7." 7jry;rv
Ji;UJ'..L- ,tifri' -'.S.i -.'-r Ji; . VW -V.., J.l.x... 1 ..k .'. ',i ioX. Cr.'.'iAiO. A ' . 1.1 ' XJi X
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ALTO
and look. in the glass you will sec the effect
You can't help puckering it makes you pucker
to think of tasting it.
By the use of so called cheap Baking
Powders you take this puckering, injurious Alum
right into your system you injure digestion,
and ruin your stomach.,
AVOID AhVM
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j l lioyal is made from pure, refined Grape Cream of Tartar-Costs more
than Alum but you have the pioht ot quality, the'profit of good health.
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