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About Bohemia nugget. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1899-1907 | View Entire Issue (July 3, 1907)
BOHEMIA NUGGET BOHEMIA NlKKlhT IMJBLlSMINvl COMPANY. Muke nil cheek 1Ic to Sngt laib To. Kntcml l the r...io ('.- t t'otuir OroTe. ii-i'K.iii wiviml iIm" mull uiMtpr. SI I'.SI IMPTION K ATI'S, (i months fl.00 1 year is months ( paid in advance. .f'J.tHI Clubbing Pate. The r.oheinla Nnin't one .venr vltli nn.v on of the following pub lications ono year for ntnontit set opposite: la. illc Monthly Weekly Ore;ronian I Portland I Wivkl'v Journal (Portland) I;ily Mining record ilVnver) Weekly i inin tr Pxvonl Pacific Homestead Northwest Poultry .Journal ' j frl $..aO 1 hi -i rr is k -t on B!o bv THK AMKRI ' V.N .MINIS'- com-KI S-, I'limiilti T of t'um ni.'.ir Kiaiiliii:.'. I't'.ivtr. t'ulo . Xbre " ir IVM-Iel" W ill ! l no i iti nseol t tie "tl unotis ininuiK i'tiru il iik ii-'ri i4.iu ih.' vioious mining e.'liou il Hp x i, ;i -Men i tio library mt miner' cx- ail. ii. I Ills I' AI M; if kri.l ! K. '. Iik' .LlviTlminn Vv.iirv. U mill 65 Merchant Kx i hmire. sti'i noii-jsoo, I uliforiiiii. her con rm tf (or H'lvertiFins en l-emn'to lor It. VVednI'.pday, Ji'i v .'1. 1907 The Willamette Valley Develop, inent League Convention held Inst Wednesday was full of interest and in some respects wos perhaps the most successful one ever held here, although to the results of its work heretofore is due largely many good movements that have been in augurated in the state. It is to tbis organization largely that credit is due for the railroad commission. Through it also, Cottage Grove bui become widely known throughout the state, and there -is hardly a newspaper publi-heJ in the state but what h is asisted in advertis ing our towi in a more or less de gree by makiug mention of the pro ceedi igs of the Convention. The resolutions parsed at its late session are of vital importance, not nly to Cottage Grove uud Lane county, but tp the whole state, and if en dorsed and pushed by the various commercial and other influential bodies, will bring about the devel opment of a'l sections of the state that will make prosperity perpetual. The speuses incident to the fu neral of President Garfield has not yet been settled by the Govern ment, owing to a iool and unreason able piece of red tape, requiring a creditor to receipt for 'he money at the time he presents the bill, and before the amount is tendered. It is neither customary, between pri vate individuals, or expected, nor is it a business proposition to give a receipt for money until it is paid over, nor can any sensible argu ment be produced why the custom should be changed when the gov ernment is the debtor. If the bill presented is fouti . to e a correct and just one, the money "honld be tendered and then is the time to re quire a receipt. There is altogeth er too inticli red tape business in dealing with the government in minor matters. ' Another case of premature bur ial nearly occurred last wee.:. A girl at Bird, was struck by light ning, and afier woiking over her a considerable time he wrs finally pronounced dead, und preiarationH made for burial. As she was about to placed in her coffin, a physician present thought she did no-, look hs ft corp&e gen rally looks, and watching intently believed he dis cerned a elight quiver of the eyelid. Applying remedies for resuscitation after several hours work the girl wns revived. i Large delegations will go from Oregon to attend tho Christian En deavor Convention at Seattle, the National Kducationul Association Convention at Io9 Angeles, and the Baptist Young Peoples' Con vention at Spokane, and all should bear in mind that every ticket is good to any railroad point in Ore gon. Judging from advance prei parations being made by the differ ent delegations, they will do a great work in advertising the resources of this State. EDITED BY SCISSORS Editorial and Local Items Clipped From our Exchanges. It is proving a trrtihlc misfortune ami drawb.ick to the wlmlo of Southern Oregon tint the U. S. Un.l otliop at Ropcbnr,': lu been closed for sevcrnj years Nothing couM ht-ve tehwdrd tin growth and progress of tliis portion of tho state more than thi i calamity. It tins been tlx cause of perhaps thous ands of enterprising new-comers ami homescekets returning to tlic Kast, who would have located hero had it Wen possible for them to make proof on timber churns tl cy nnon within llio last couple of years Since it is impossible for !: ' the land oflico at Koseburg to prop Si. 75 ! er)r attend to even one halt of ihc land business of Southern Oregon. the Government should establish onothei land oflico or two in this vast undeveloped territory, or else furnish cerkB to no uie ik pioo- . .... I ...i:.... I. . . . . . . 1 . .! . , rii v tin. . - - would not crowd it to much to e tablish two moreU. S. land oflices one nt either Grants Pass or Mod lord on the south, and one at li gene or Albany on the north. Our representatives n t Washington should be apprised of h's very greet cecessiiy ana oepeT.u 0 M.e t I I II .. oi affairs. Drain Nonpareil. One of the delegates to the Ore gon Development League in I'ort-i land last xveek told how Corv.iHis spesit biit $o' advertisin- in Cist ern agricultui al pupsrs of 1 cir culation ar-d rccivfd over bond re plies, with t he lesult that se,ril hundr d new people located in P.eii ton county This is a plan of ad vertising that would be a su.reess for aIjy Qther 0rrg()i, t,lVVlJ because i o - it reaches the people we are after, Tl.riltv f,lrr!!frs ivlui will bnv smill- 1 I uiiio ui. J ' .... - -j - j sized Dlices and farm them 1 thoroughly are xvant-d, and when! we get them, the other classes ol j population will come as needed. ; Advertising in high class magazines is expensive and reaches for the J most part people who are not look iog for new U cations, but buy mag azines for entertainment and recre ation. The Corvallis experiment was a practictl test of the efficacv of printer's iuk, used with gooi judgment. Ex. There is to be a new the immigration service, the Division of Information- It is i to deal with the distribution of int- migrants to the parts of the coun try where they will do the most good for them. This will be good I news to the states of the south an 1 j west if it prove true. The Bureau I of Information is expected to keep in touch with the governors of the several states and with state immi gration officials and even with boards of trade and himilar commer cial bodies. It is to accumulate all the information the immigrant can need in picking out a good locution for himself and family. The con ception ot the scheme is good and it only remains to be seen whether 1 the immigrants can be induced to take advintiige of it or whether it will take some compulsory law to distribute them advantageously over the more thinly .settled sections of the lounliy Roseburg Kexiew. All Oregon i indebted to Mr. A. L Craig, Passenger Traffic Mana ger of the Great Northern Railway j f ,f j,llllitity gl vcn thl.s state in many of the leading papers of the country, including those of New York, St. IxMiia, and other great cities. Mr. Craig feels that that $5000 prize offer of tho Portland Comioerciul Club hhould result in an enormous advertisement lor the State. Good reports are being received from all the fruit sections of Ore gon. The crop is uatisfactory, the the prices are good at the present time and the prospects for the Fall fruit crop are the brightest in the history of the State. Portland business men have in contemplation an excursion cover ing about twenty-five points in Northwestern Oregon and Western Washington July To Get Data on C.k Supply. The Oregon Kulnml Coininis Moll h is issued :l eni nl:l lettel nsk in;; eoop.-i.Hiou on tin put ol shippers in :ui 1 f)oi t to ;'iito leb al'le stiti'ies on tlie Mil jtitol ear iip!lv nnd s'l iee, the object being to i!isi-o 1 r t lie e.uisf . . I 1 ill' e.u shoit ;;e. The tu r i-; .iddt esscd tii new sp'iper 1 diioi s mid is us lol hnvs; Shippers ule adxis" 1 l. li.iil.e thru ! applu-iit Ions for e.n - In wilting and; to.'peelf.t In (heir lOil'f- Hie item lettered '"it" to "f ' im ln-ive in p.ir.'i ir:iph t one the rer uhi t ion l lie re eonl are to I" pnMie uid :oivlopper will lie entitled to inspeel the leeur.l :it his station or the ilijpa t her's of tiee at any time dm In:: hnsinesn hours. If the i.. ,.- I is 11. t l. pt at anv station, 1 r ii,nir-s is denied to bona tide shippers, tins emnini- -hmi Will Ulldort.lio to S'-e the pi.n tue Is eorieeled il the r.n t- al'1 lepoited to It at salem Ati'irli t.ition 1 'ii . 1 1 ailr.i.id In till - - t s 1 1- XX lu re .,11 nl 1. ni.iin- l.iiius!. and xxliei-' ;i. i'lil i- 1 . -t i I and ilclixeo'd, th- i' -Ii ill U pt and pit sei X I a IT-.si r 1 rr. ird nt alt appli. at i"iis f. i e.u - I -I ipp' rs. -ind -a 1 I f ii i -1 1 i" or 1 ei Vd -ha! I . 1 e sn I .. stantiallv t le f . . 1 1 v i 1 1 u. ;i.n h neil ion; a 1 N un.' .in I '.'Mr. -s ,. in.' ap- 1 . pm-am .il'l'll I f'f . II.. Ill II 1 ! Ill I T '! '"II s 1 . 1 vh n r x ill r iilllli O. .'I Ullnl .lli'l - ; e l.lil i iu . 1 !:..... rreiht to he -lii I . 'I; 1 ei ireilit . .;: d-it-- e :r . and --t I" 'f I0.1 lii i; . Ii ni.slied . 1 kind and -i.' and n.ii'..l ''i - e.us fun f .le-tll.allol ne 1 1: ini -In-i number im- Slate-. ; ij I n ilia I-:-l;ed. All applie.it inns im i',u mad-' at anv -mil station - tut! lie iiuiaeiti.iii Iv and eorr el I x recnil'd in ! ii ie,i ter or I e. id 111 ehi oii 'h''i'i aI oid'-i of iipphea t .oa Sin h te.-ot d -h.dl be ,Kf I'l! Ill VI Idi'h '""in . . . ....II.- I 1 1 .1 1 k, ami f l;is,,,t.,il,,, , aln bona ho. 11 - Inie sllippe d alMf.: Many compliinenuty iqwb are hrinef receive ftom the uewsptipeis of Nehi'i-ki, cotd iinin,; i;ood v.ords about 1)117:0:1 a- 1 l - .i't of the Oinih.i busiii.'-s i;1. n's e. tirsion to thi- Mate. Smuii,. ! care to P. s an l .'"I I . l I IX e I '1 .'I J .n.d tar I. - x i.'ld al I; Syrup. I II ' opi .1 all! to (.' 'iit.iin - ;lJl.'.. I' il.e y loll i 1 . . 1 ! n l; p N ' !; It- ne i' ri' t ii;e. llle.ld '111 i ' 's I h i Oil- 'lie I- .1 .pi: lb ' emii This is Worlh Saving Tin.' l"l!"Xili' iaiplt home made 11 lie e m. X Ii l III a- k-mk-H-lie-, also t'n 11 t he K tdin v -'iiiiiii: all urinary In-fore the stae . Pia.d Pxlraet mixture i sinl ! of Itlleil ma t i-tu . t h a use and -t i t 11:. and bladder, oven di-order-, if taken oi I'.! iliht's di e;s landelioii, oiie im ! I o 1 1 i.ee; I out - potnd pound Karou, one oiiin Svrup Sar-.n o ill ; t'oill l. thief e'l in a nullre-i. Mi bx' -hal ill bottl- and tal ; in t .u i'ul d. i-es ; ait; c meals :md at bedtime. ! A well i.liovx Ii nil hoi il y sl.il Bureau in ! lln-s innredii nt s a;., mainly known ast-table eMr'aMmu. and harm - that , I Vex; ; - In iim', an I tun 1 htaiae I at .-mall cost from any r' 1 pir-enptioii pliar mae-y. I 'h"-e xx let thinl: they have' l-I.l.,...- 1. 1,. .. w..lI..i- ii-irti Linn. Hl'lll' .' ,,-r .fi. .',i-i ...v. ....... j bi'l; or xv e.i k f-lad i'l of 1 lieu ma t i-m should xive this pre-.-rii thm a I rial. s 110 lial 111 eaa .ni-ii.iy i -novv us USe, i lit 1 it is some people. to 1 1 XX Ol 1 1 lei's fill' HO CLOSED OUIIl l'ont!niei li o'ii p il' 1. xv is the intention mei the losed 'ie'iso'i, I was to give tlie I 'm - ly to siiotten l 'it tie' el'U-ct ft three months closed F'.- e;ou and other i stream.' no c!oh' i1 season at till. ', The laxv i.-.tiimt be, iem--tied until j the next lejd-1 it ure convene-'; in! lOU'.l and until v b'T.o Hi 't bv the i i time au amendment could be m ide; effeetivt trout m (J;-;'.i!i vtie.nns j would : nearly ad fished out. LEAGUE CONVENTION ( 'oiitiniit il from f rat pa-re. resources of llie Shit" a x ailab de Velopm.-lil , 4t.il I 111'- lieeet-sily of open i ii up I i el t i in1 n I and il.iethe vacant land. , in every proper way, and W lienri'-;, a hii?,"' boil y of t he 1 ilids granted by Connie s m the Acts of Isliti, Mi7 and iMi'i. to the Unroll and California Kailioad (.'.mpaiiy iiielud ill therein sonic of (lie nm1 n el'ul of tint unocciiiied landn ill the State, are withheld from tin; economical and in dustrial development contrary toilin provisions of the law making the pliant, which reipiire dint the f aid lands Khali be sold lo actual settlers ut, a price of not to exceed :.'...) per acre, and In Iracts of not to exceed 100 acres to each purchaser, and Whereas, I he development of these lands Is essential to the welfare ai:d prosperity of tho State, and especial ly of the counties in which kik-Ii lands lie. by providing homos for the people an'! employment, for capital nml la bor, be It lU-s'.lvetl: '1 ha t we approve of the open int; up of them; land-1, anil en-dor-e. the action now in progress to enforce the ternn of the Ki ant. We endorse the work of Hon, ( has, ,J, P. in.. parte. Attorney iSenenil of the I lilted Sl.te., Selintor .l.'liMthun I'.oilt lie, .1 r., an I ( (ili.'iieHMiii.'in , ('. llixxl.v l.'es.lxel; llylhln eon vent Ion. le pieeii I In;' the ('uliinii'ivlul lodh' of Wisi'in an I S. nit hern trei;.in. that we ,nilore nu t appinxe of the pitliiH t a kill'; and I'.u t hfnl I ibors of the I re- 1 1 II 1 1 Oln 111 1 1 f mi Ill 1-.m1i ill I II en I'f i M iT .. . .,.- iniui iirei ill'' ihm i"ii o ini' urn laxv for the ivfiil.itioii ot eeiniuoii enrrleip. Iheirxtoik h.i none .ir to in -t ily t he x is. h nil of enaeunii vll('i n laxv for the pinteetloii of tie- -hlppers .Uld prod ne.-i nf tills -tale. Whereas, the Pulled Sliltes v'oxeiU menl tins pas e.l no appt oprl.tt ion for t lie p.ist ten or I xvi Ix e X i'ill's lookiliii t the im pi ox eineiit 1 if the 1 1 HI hot4 a I t'oos I'.iy, and Whereas, t hi-i h.it hoi I . eapahle of bene: made one ol the llne-t deep sell harbors of the world, at the present ( ime havniii III sinie pa 1 1 s n depl Ii of sn feet, and Whereas. th eoiintry tributary to i '"- bay (ii'oxx siune of tlie lines! t i 1 nber in I lie x nl Id, and I I he depot it ol 01 t of t lie lariiesl I'odles of eoal i'l the I lilted S:ili s, I lit'l'efore be It lies. lve I That I his I .eaejuo in eon vent i ill as-'i-liibled petition IheP.S x ei 11 an-m t to a I pi "pi I 1 1 e : s 11 in snf 11 j 1 -1 1 to ; i e a 11 nil 01 in depl Ii t o I Ins !i u lior of fol t v f'-el . and xe le--peet-f illy a-lc our lo pieseni.illve pii senl :o u-e all means In los power to haxe llns apprxpri.it mil ma le, thus j-U in 1 in ij.-ii another uno of the dis-p mm h 11 tixrs of the World and telidllli to a iteater Orex-uli alul a i renter I luted Uesolved: That this (.'oiiveut loll e.'li ldes all slepi t:ikell to improve the xx atervv a's as nf paramount mi pxit.uiee and appioveH the net Ion' of the .'i:i-!ature In nppn pi lath w i;iio.x(ia to aid in aeipilniiki the I n ks ami ennal 'it llivcmi I'ltv. inutlni'eut upon I he Nat i -Pal Poll vt ress pm elun 1111: the sione, uliolishliu; the tolls of .".11 rents pei inii. a nd Ixrrver iniuntaiii- 111 the -aliie liee to I he pie. Thl eon ten I ion. 1 present ln the eon one I -eial bodie- and Industries of Western Hietmli, iiixelltlv ten lie ts that o'lr -ena tors and I 'oiiiii 1 ssnirn 11 e theli III nm -t endeiix or to -ecu re the appro ptia'iou needed to Insure the e.illiest e.'inpirll ill "f thi- proi'-Ct. We ;ilso ;,-k I he eo opelat l"ll if our national lelevral I' ll and the enmneiTlUK- de part llient of t lie I t-drinl Ki X t-r II I mil I ill .-reulinu estimate for tin- Improve ment, and appropriations to e.urv t to' 111 into rifeei, fi r our nax i,:.d le ttxers and llie -1 ln. In! haibors on our eo.i.sls, 1 sj.reiallv those hal'bois hax iii).: railioad faelii'de-". or to xx lib it railroad an- I u i ! I in ;. P.e olv.' l: That this t'oiiveiil ion eMelul to its p redden! . ( ol. P.. P.. 1 1 o- :rr. it thanks and apprrn.ii ion f..r Ills llntil ill!: rH'ol ls and ejreat xx oik in III" illtrrri-ts of t lit- Willamette alley 1 irvel'ipmeii t I-aKiu- and the state of ; Ireiili. U.'-olx.d: That. tin- Willamette Valley Develxpliielit I j-ii'H' e t' lld to the I'oliillieiilal Plub of fottaeje ( irove Its thanks for the many eour ! trsies slmvx 11 itt delev!Hlen while al- ler.ibnn' Ihls eoiiveiition. ooooooooooooooooooooooooo Directors XV. II. A II lit Ms. I!. I I III II, W. A. 11 xiiTi No. i-iiii. ni; ki i;v. f. I.'oss KIM.. Paid Capital $25,000.00. W. H. Abrami B. Larch C. Hot Klai A. H. Kelto Trtildtnt Vlct-PrtidB . Catbler . AitUlanl Chlr A representative bank of the business public of this city and surrounding conn try. We Solicit your business. 000KK)OOOOfiOOOOOOOOOOXK0 iGraphophorie! F R E E t t ( )eca -loiially persons desiring iii purchaHeii ;i uiioplione eon tlllde that they ciin secure ll low er price on a machine by buying nl IliiH'ene, I'ortlainl. or by : -ending I aisl . We W-ant to iiiake those persons the following propeisltion: Anyone laving proof before us to Ih'eefieet tlutL they or liny of Ihelr friend i have purehiised or can piirclm-e, any type of Kill son, Columbia, or Victor linipli ophone or iceord-i nt any of I Im above mentioned places, any cheaper than we are selling the imnic, will be Kiven H (irapho phono Absolutely free, livery n;.'cnt Is bound by the HaniecaHt-Ii-i'.ii contract to hjII only at. t he 1i lees fixed by the factory and any jcnt doinjf otherwlHi) Is juonildly suspended. When you buv elsewhera you are simply out tho express, freight or your car fa re In trans action. liny from your local dealer who is hero to stay and make pood all guarantee'. NOTIONS and NOVELTIES v The Bazaar. If it's Up-to-date. THL TOfiGERY lias it. s r l' I.I s I ;ind 1-1 1 I 1 11 " 1 1 re ' I . . men of eoo I jade .menl and THF: TOGGERY i . 1 he pi 1 1 1 ! ' ' 1 x . 1 1 1 ' ml lil Ii "iii I lie 1 Inn 11 ol 0111 I.' .el lo l!.e ... ..' ol 01 1 1 in 1 I lil warm e,' I lli'l I 1 III ML I II I'll c xx iii 111 li.c il 1 mil I'U ton if Mm I'tix Miir SI M Ml K I Mlli'WI W ef 11 i. If it's Up-ttulata. 'Sitl 1 NO 'CLOSE OUT' SCHEME I fi 1 1 1 -1 Strictly Slrailillorwatd Business Methods. JHw. ' ' ' -- 1 "" ymm j Oih? I'rico to al, and All pet Value Hercived. 1 1 LJ ... mm OLIVER M.iitt Stn i l -1 fc T fajp-. -r-ir'r'ZZ- "2? GRIFFIN & . It We ah:., h.iinlh FarnniniS Machinery Cream Separators, Sporting (iootls fjo iv. olid Aininiuiiliiiii, r.lc Remember VVu Buy (or Quality. - Call on Griffin & Vealcli Co. ' -5T T " T C WRIT!.. I'OIt OUR ltOOKLKT ON BANKING BY MAIL 1 i 1 4; INT1CREST ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS SAVINGS BANK ' THE Xt (JMiaraiitiT thrust Pays 4 lT a nt. mi Siui'iii'r. A.a.mtr. 4 .. " J J. TnornupN Ror::; GEOkGE 11.1 I ILL T. T. 'UP; KM ART Join i 11. Anr:m:;oN Chas. 1 1. Koi ! . 240-244 Washington St.. Cor. Second PORTLAND, OKEGON R-ead the Nigget. I' ITNU lit a II I ..... I . . . u ni on 1 I'lic TOUGERY lias it. u4 ea, ( :l 1 .1 II IHI III. ill 1 1 el V I Vi:,Vi Cot t. v i- ( ii Ore. i -IS A v 5T Sji si'; VI vt vt VEATCIi CO. Is ill iStovcs iin ill I I -T " -C1 --it' -T sC sC"- T iC- 0 o C, tiiju al, :. of Ih piK.it A(.(.uuttts Jal',.ct A; Chfck Preriitt'itt ' Viu: Pii r.Ut nt Treasurer Secretary Asst. Treasurer l id. I I
