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About Bohemia nugget. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1899-1907 | View Entire Issue (March 13, 1907)
BOHEMIA NUGGET IIOMI-MIA M'(I(I1:T I'DBLISHINO COMPANY. Mil Up nil rliu iP iMc to Ni'fHfet lwl Cft Knt.-r.'.J m the p,.tilko Mt iVllug tirove o ton h jmmiiiI i is! mml mailer. sri'.M itll' TlO.N KAIT.S. l! months $1.1H) 1 vo.-.r 1 " s month S'.'.UO If piild ill advaiuv. Clubbing Pates. I'lu' Moln'inla Niiiro't oix vt'iir ' It li any oiu of the following pul Jir.alioiw ono oar for amount wt opposite: la.-itie Montlily SJ.UO W.vklv Otvconiaii (Portland) -..i0 YvklY Journal ( Portland! S-.00 l"ailv . Mining lltrord ilvnveri ,"i.:0 Weekly Minim,' lleeord Pa i -iiie Homestead ! . - Nm t !i w est I'oultrv Journal fl 7."i !'hipii'or is ki'jil on ll'iO lv 1 11 K AMKKI H. MIMNii i t)NiKKS-, Ctmuibt r f luiu ino.ir ):u:ll itig, livnor, I'oio , where ear rcn lrr ill le vi'U''ih-n tlie ue cf tliu i'd inn iMK.TS irmn t hi" mi nous in in ins sO't ioti of l lie . si, ii n;!.it a M it'til aii' lil-inry itnd ininvrs' ex THIS r A I'K K i kept on Incut Y. r. I'mkos j lviTiLSitid .W.au y. rl bihI tii Meri'liiints Kx 1 hmiire, San I-rjuiriM-o. etilitoruiii. lu-rv eon rsctfot H.lvort.siin nn be nmde for il. Vi:nNi:srAY, M.i; h l.', 1907 John Alexander Powie, fouuJer of the Cbi itiau Catholic church, prophet and healer ofZion Citv, died in h's Shiloh house, Chicago, March ith. Thus ended the life of n ouco strong-willed, capable man, who had been able to draw people bv the thousands and command money by the millions from seekers lor .something, they knew uot what, ltd on at first by the inspiration of a prayerful n.nn, who as the world kroes. could uot stand pros perity, and it became "worship Dowie" and Oxl through his son Jesus Christ was not the chief ob ject of praise and thanks for the rapid growth of the industries of Zion City, colonies in Mexico, etc. If the churches would look down ou the p.-'or iu spirit and purse, and teach aud live humble lives, cut out rangling over denominations, forms and ceremony, iearn of the Holy Guost, His omni-preseuce and teaching, these poor wanderers for soraethiug "satisfying" would find that it is not a new religion they want, but the same old relig ion that has ttoo 1 the tests from time immemorial. In 1906 Oregon imported eggs for home consumption, besides na tive product, the value of which at 2o cents a dozen totals S78.SOO. This should have gone into the pockets of Oregon farmers. There were .'.OijO.OoO dozens of eggs used in this state in l'JOO, the total of which, at '20 cents a dozen was $0oo,oo'j. By these figures one can readily see that there is a Dice field or the poultryman right litre. Chickei:s and tut keys, ducks and geese do remark&bly well and the mill winters ate conducive to an all-year-round laying season. Cottige Grove is the hub of Western Oregon. So says the Nug get. They should have a normal school. Journ al. Cottage Grove is thankful for the suggestion of the Journal, but would say if it id not already known that we have a High School and a Grammar .School under the leader ship of uii able buperint'-ndent and ussistiut with a corps of ten Uachf-rs carrying on a course of study in cluding tho bigh'T classic, science, ind languages. Cotfige Grove graduates are capable of passing any examinations required of teach ers. We are cariug for our own. No thank 3011 Govtruor und Mr, Legislature we have no use for a Normal. THE EYE AND ITS CARE ly Dr. Franc Lueilc Hard. Rooms 1-4 Chrismau ltnilding, Kugeno. u this our last article upon the eye and its care, there ate several important items which we especially wish our readers to remember. 1. The importance of having tho children's eyes examined by a competent Hefractiouist. whether there are symptoms of eye troubles or not, but especially so if the little ones complain of headaches or seem listless or stupid about their studies. And if their eves re red and and scales form at the margin of the eye-lids. 2. The necessity of heeding the waiuiugs thnt the eyes give wheu they nred alteutiou. Such warti mes as, the page blurring and be coming indistinct, inability to read any length of time without pain, and headaches, nausea, and dizzi ness when there is, seemingly, no cause for it. These arc all never failing signs of eye troubles. . The importance of having a very thorough and careful exami nation of the eyes made by a com petent Kye Specialist when retting glasses. For the eye is one of the most delicate etructures in the body aud is easily injured if not treated with the utmost care. People who are unfortunate enough to be the possessers of poor eyes are not nearly so unfortuunte as they would have been twenty or thirtv years ago. Great progress has been made in the study of eye sight defects and in the measures to correct these defects. It is in the Inter, perhaps, that the advance ment has been made. New methods of lens grinding have been per fected, new apparatus has been de signed where-by results heretofore unattainable are now possible, both of which combining to enable us to secure a degree of comfort little thought of halt a century ago. Eye-glass fitticg is a complicated art and requires not only a thorough knowledge of the eye, but the aid of costly and scientific apparatus. Lenses should, with few except ions, be grotrnd to fit each individ ual eve and not taken from an ordi nary supply case, with th nearest stock lens which is on hand. The importance of securing prop erly fitted glasses is not appreciated as it should be by the public in general, and mistakes made in im proper diagnosiug, prescribing aud fitting are seldom realized or even known until too late when irrepair able damage has been done to the eyes. In my office, Suite 1-4 New Chirsman building, I have a splen did equipment of Optical instru ments fully up to date. And ai ! able to give my patients the very best in all that is known for cor recting abnormal conditions of the eye so far as can be done through the methods of refraction. I make a specialty of a thorough and care ful examination so as to be sure that my diagnoses and treatment is correct, A cordial invitation is extended it ci ii-.i . IN the .-lit ;'. : , 1 n ;. t'.i: 1 u ' 1 1 , .1 e. to all to visit mv office. A Jicpietseutative has suggested that President Roosevelt construct the Panama canal after his term of office expires. With his will, ener gy, integrity and enthusiasm no one is better fitted than he. Saved Her Son's Life. Tin. liHppifKt mother in the little town of Avh, Mo , is Mrs. N. Itnppee, Shu writes: '"One year ago my hoii was down with tsui-h neiious lung trouble that our physician wuh 1111 aUe.tij help Mm; when, by our drug tfint'n advire I beuan giving him Ir. Kinu'.j .i'v Discovery, and I soon noticed improvement. I kept this treatment up for a few weeks when lie wuh perfectly well. He has worked steadily since at carp.nfer work. Dr, King's New Discovery saved bin life." (jiiiirunteed btst cough und cold remedy by Penson's Pharmacy. 50c and !?1 00. Trial bottle free. Mary IJaker Kddy, the greatest woman leader of the age is in the toils, for an accounting, her affairs may &how up all right and may not. They may not be bhown up at all. She has a great following, having - - .drawn support ami great wealth It will bo an interesting meeting from the masses Through her iu- at the .Masonic Hull this evening when the question of city finauce is discussed. J very interested resi dent ot the city should be present. Cut out any factional feelings and all work for the common good of our city. fluenco and methods many have been convince;! of the power of mind over matter, and thus re lieved much eickness. ISugeue Steam Laundry, Allison and Hastings agents. CANNOT DCUGATL rOWDt. irotltlnitivl ft'iKti li:-r p 1 I makes widows und I'lpl.in , iili. almshouses, j ils, pi iiiW 1:1 n u. i plian.igrs and ins uu' i 'nni-, t'i i1 it frenzies the brain tm 1 .iittvt-- iN murderer's hand pN'i r tl-e ( 1 ; -1 1 knife and disch.u :e th.' d.u!U wiapon. It must be lull lh.it lit ; t itr cannot under the i',ui-.' ni :i N iki delegate to the suN.mi I '-. :r-. a legal existence, bt cm ! !.!! that idea, is to 1 v i lin t il.- si ,, may sell and tUle .itc' tin. 1 N t" make widows and .-t j h t t' - right to hunk up home to create miu-tv and tight to make mnr.h :! to till oipha!ia;;i s, t Ii sane asylums, jail : aries and the t iM to jects for tho hangman's s l oo is 1 1 w : The supremo crut o: the supreme c-mrt "i i : states and the su; 1 in- o United States h io passed tho middle t : the question in vol v 1 that return would now 1" ficult than to o 1 . is merely to draw the n io cal and inevitable ootn-n:- the declaration-; and ju h the c uits. T'n let'i! ti . ' either to abandon t ! that the salivn bu-.n.i 1 ful at common law It- .0 urally and inhen nM 1 n health, comfort, s.u'v. t v. m welfare of the p op!o, u.-.y iz.ed for money. S(,me o -. : hold iu this case, i-ut it w '! done bv tins cuui by any com t. i' m '"t ! -r the court that ha - a'. 1 ! business to I 0 n id i t ; h I ' its inherently dt-ti I'a '.i 1 ou society. ith due ai i ix 1 Hi i. spousibilitios ol the o..v. l.Moli, - scions of mv obligations, i-n b v oath to Alni;g!ity God fellow inen, I cannot ment of this 1 1 1 a u'i graining 01 a saloon irt.ii the demurrer to the aim-i! monstrance is there!, .re n-. r-: ::' the ameiidetl rc nioiisli a i. a tained, and the aj : ii alion ii dis missed at the eo-ts ot the p. . a t. The supreme court !' tli- I "nil .1 .Mates, u lias jut in en 01 . has frequently pal it- -if 11 as in line with this tb : i-i, the following six of its ton are relied tipm, by ti e Ant: league of the L'ni'e 1 S ,u -, complish its contention thai loon would be issed aa a u and therefore al i,!is,(., :ts ai- nai sances of all other ci.is .1 NI'MKKf-t'S Col i.T I, jo "We cani.o'. shut oM .f vie a th fact, within the knowle-lv "f -.u, that tlie public health, ti c p;::,N morals and th publie s-.f tv -i.a;. be eildnngen d by the l; 1-. ,'tl 1 i of intoxicating drink-. " -t t 1 : o - - ' ' e I "' . I 1 s I : I ( 'I I . I I A .!' 1 1 , 11 I . ; . . !i ii o n:. 1 a r . a . 1 I 1 1 1 :; 10 ,1 :o,!i r '.! 1 .1 ; 1 obibi 1 0 eo- stltll . o-:! 1 tail to 111.111 -o. .1 S o) lijs w v it' 1 1 11 ij; 11 'I inbelo la em . I.-.:--; - , :' In . : . i'N 1 Moo , . TV ITC Wfk IA 1 sx 4 1 1 '. j . . i At. 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Ail; Ciiiiia.-tn , A. 1 U o. ..r.,, i, ri.1uri.nii.nt. Ifor . luf 1 1 1 1 1 1 .o ci i lilrni Bitter tuterlor. OCPItWIHilMfniMIHItlWllHIIIIIIIIIIMIIIMIIll MHIITirwriHMiggJJ.G.U-..y . Commercial Stable All kinds of First Class Kiiis. at reasonable prices Large Feed Ham in conneclion TULLAR & BAIMBRIDdli COTTAfll: (iKOVIi, OKI (iON R.ead the Nviggel. "so--v . f Jin lln. I J : Knnas vs. .icbold o- U. S. bill. ' No Ic-gislnturc i mi barton au ay the public health nn I llo- p'lbli: morals. The coi-; t'o no ' s cannot do it .iiukIi h -s li.or .-n-vants. (iovi'i iiint-ii' ia i-t !.;:rii . .1 with a view to their pic-c v it ion . " Stone vs Mississippi, I ' I I . i. 810. ''Tho statistics of onj -.. . i show ii creat' r iiiinaint. of ( i in in -! tniaery atti tbut ld" to the a - f w dent hj iiits olit.iii" d at tb- t : i i a, I liquor saloons I ; : m to am -t' i source. The (olat- p ..-,ai f a tit' in fully competent to icjoii it-- iia-busines-, to tniti,'t'.- it- eil-, oi to! suppresH it t-ntindy. '1 lie i ' i i mi inheient lijht f a (itit n to il.u ' sell intoxicating li'piois by i I il It is not a piiviieee of a c:ti. n o a state or of a eiiizen of i 'a l.'i.m . Stated." - Crowley vs Cmi f" .:!, IM7 U. S.. M. ! "If a loss of i eve' ' - ha i!d .e cruo to the United Stab s, (Ua-aa e I ot prohibition ) fnmi a di aiiin .he'd coni-utnptiou of union! spirit. -,, she would be the p:iii- i n I b -it sn 1 1' i fold in tho heiilth, woilth .and h'i.piii-cs of her people "- l.ii ens -s i a c;, Mi U. S., 5 Aow, (y2. ''So far us mh h a l :;.',bt ( :i-,ts (the light to sell li'pioi) it is not one of the right growing out of citizenbhip of the United iStatcs. " P fJ..'WV;U,,.S'Q r - i i ry. ......-:. m o za mm mmm ma m mm 3 ! r ':, 1 Ml nirnivn f fade from 'W toff i KcS rureura mummy itiiidrY" m The only excuse for buying anything but a Pure Grape Cream of Tartar Baking Powder is to save a few cents in price. IjlROYAI- costs you a few tents more per'can;than;.lum 'or I'lius t. piiatc oi i,inic powiicrs, mit it is wortn iarimore.than.tiie dii u-rtneo Jst to ct ur iscuits cae pastryjfrec from thciinjurious ' $$ V-' S c fleets of these cheapening substitutes.' -ffJ 5(ontinued tisc of Alum means permancnt'injurylto health. f , f Avoid Alum Ailments bay plainly j ft' Jin J ROYAL BAKING X -s AW POWDER w I