BOHEMIA NUGGET
BOHEMIA NUUQbT I'UBMSHINU
COMPANY.
Miike kit check rblp to Nofryet l'ub. Co.
Kntensl l ttit potnfflie t Cottage Orove,
On.imn Kt weoml elms mall mutter.
si nscKirTidN katks.
C luontliH f l.tX)
1 year t.ft)
IS months fi.(Kt
If piiM in advance.
Clubbing Pates.
The Hohemta Xugiret ono ytnr
vlth nny one of the following pub
lications one year for amount set
opposite:
Pacific Monthly 2.00
Weekly Oretroninn (Portland)
Weekly .lournal ( Portland ) $2.00
Pailv Mining Kcoord (Penver) $."i.50
Weekly Mining lUvord $3.25
Pnt-llio Homestead S? '2. '-'."
Northwest Poultry Journnl $1.75
Thispnpor is kpton die by TIIK AMKRt
'lAN WIMMi CONii UFSS, Chamber of Com
merce Building, lenvr, Colo., where our
rler will be noltxmie lo I lie use of the lead
ing iHxr from ho rious mining wiinui ol
he West, a wientilie library ml miner' cx-dibit.
THIS PAPER inkept on tile lit E. C. Prake'a
a lvertiainK Aironoy, M ml 65 Merchants fix
change, San KranctMco, California, where eon
racti (or advertising ran be marie for it.
Wednesday, Sept. 25, 1907
The 1907 state fair is a thing of
the past, and it proved to be the
moat successful from every point of
view in the history ot Oregon. Din
ing the whole time there has been
no serious complaints and not one
word of auverse criticism has been
heard from pres or public. Every
one seemed pleased and satisfied,
and we may look for a greatsr ex
position next year. The vast im
provements in buildings and
grounds, and the better accommo
dations was highly appreciated both
by visitors and exhibitors, and the
fair management is highly praised
for ita excellent work. Saturday,
the last day, proved a most suc
cessful wiud-up. There was a large
attendance and the visitors were
treated to a splendid program.
A DOUBLE RLOTTION
Given
at the Christian Church on
Monday Night.
On Monday night the hrc audi
torium of the Christian church was
filled by an audience assembled for
a double purpose; to give Kov.
Olson and wife a farewell reception
and a welcome to his successor Kev
and Mrs. W. A. lvlkins.
lvcv. Olson leaves on Thursday
for Kugene, where he enters the
Divinity school to complete his
course. Kev. Olson has been in
chargo of the Christian church ol"
this place for the past two years
and has gained the love and respect
of not only the members of the
church, but of nil with whom ho
has come in contact in a business
or social way. He Ins been a hard
and enthusiastic worker and fiom
the repoit given Monday night by
Dr. Macy, lias largely added to the
church in property and membership
by his inde fatiguable energy. Dur- J
ing his pastorate, additions to the
propeity to the value ol $ol00 has
beeu made, including a line gym
nasium which has been a great
WILLAMETTE
4.1 Professors :
UNIVERSITY
i Instructors.
I
College of Liberal Arts.
coriisi: :
Classical A. I!.
Literary It. I
Selentille It. S.
Philosophical I'll. I'..
; The College oT l.flni:l Arts main-
tains t he following schools ;
The College of Oratory. . It.
The Teachers' College. II, P.I.
k Tho Normal School, Diploma.
Tho Oregon Institute or the
j Academy. Miploina.
h The School of Commerce, I1-ploma.
Affiliated Colleges.
I ollc-go (,r Medicine M. I).
College or Law Id,. It.
Colltyeof Tlieoloi;y It, i.
College 1 if Music U. M,
The Allllinted Colleger are llnan- v
eial'.v Independent of the Col-
legi' of Liberal Alls. f.
The School or Art, Cei t illcnte. V
I
v
The School df Art. Is ulso llnan
dally independent of the Col
lege or Liberal Arts.
Koit cvrw 01 u k, mii;i:ss:
PRUSID&NT JOHN II. COLUMAN,
Salem, Oregon.
Silk Creek Items.
Clyde Uabeoek and Oscar Wheel
er went to Cottage Cirove Wed
tiesday night, going 011 to IJoseburg
1 hursdav morning to att;nd the
factor in furnishing amusement for j camp meeting being held at that
the young members and others, I place.
The citizens of the great Harney
country have made an urgent ap
peal to the people of all parts of the
state to make a special effort to
visit Burns, October 8th to 12lb,
when their fair is in session, and
see the products of Oregon's big
gest county. Artesian water has
been found at a depth of less than
three hundred feet in Harney Val
ley and the people are rejoioing1
The Oregon State Fair at Salem
last week was a record breaker in
point of attendance, and the speed
contests were the best in the his
tory of the fair and aroused even
more enthusiasm than when pools
were sold. The twelve new sfables
which housed the splendid live
stock exhibit were visited by many
thousands, there being as many la
dies as men present. The displays
of products of the soil were up to
those in quality shown at the Lewis
& Clark Exposition, and the crowd
was admirably handled.
Important to Cruisers.
I want every reputable cruiser In
Southern Oregon to send me his name
and address, upon receipt of which I
will send him information of vital in
terest to himself and his hardness. Ad
dress II. J. Wolf, Koselair', Or. 31-tt
aiding largely in improving the
morals of the community. As part
ot his church work he has per
formed a dozen marriage ceremon
ies, preached 250 sermons, aside
from officiating at funeral services,
etc, has lnld three revival meetings,
one at neauie and iioqutam in
Washington and one at Franklin in
this state
D'iring the evening a fine pro
gam whs rendered by members of
the church, assisted by others. It
was opened by a song by the con
gregation, after which an address
of welcome was given by Rev. j the first of this week
RpfittV nnstOr of the i. V.. Church I
Mr and Mrs. L. Duseiibury ol
London, Washington, were visiting
friends in this place the first of tho
week.
Ouito a number of the friends
and neighbors of Mr. and Mrs. S.
llurcham invaded their home Satur
day night and spent a very pleas
ant evening.
Mrs. Elliot is .somewhat improved
in health at this writing.
Mrs. T. Richardson attended the
stnte fair at Salem tho last of the
week.
Several of our neighbors were
hauling seed grain from Lorano
STAUE NOTICE.
R. M. CI lie, mail carrier on (he
Sharp creek wagon ronl to IJohe-
! una post ollice, announces that 011
mid niter September 1, ho will run
a stage (or the accommodation 01
passengers and express matter.
Stage leaves 15d Hridge station
on the U. it S. K, railway, immcdi
a'oly alter the arrival o the train,
Monday, Wednesday and Flidayof
each week, returning alternate
days. n 1.11 -It
to the new minister, liev. W. A.
Elkins to his new charge. He was
followed by Mr. Ed Finnerty, pres
ident of the Endeavor Society ; Miss
Myrtle DeSpain in behalf of the
Juniors; Mrs. Lelioy Woods in be
half of the C. W. B. M. and J. B.
Prolzman in behalf of the Sunday
School, who all spoke along the
same line. Responses wero made
by Rev. Olson and Rev. Elkins
which concluded the program part.
Before the audienco was dis
missed for a social gathering, Dr.
Macy stepped forward and said that
in behalf of the Ladies Aid Society
he desired to present Rev. Olson
and wife with a handsome salad set
as a small token of their respect for
them personally and appreciation
for the work they had accomplished
here.
Rev. Olson replied in a lew well
chosen words, snying that the gift
was highly appreciated and thank
ing them lor the aid they had given
iu assisting him in every way to for
ward the work of the church and
that they both would ever remem
ber their sojourn among tho people
of Cottage Grove with delight and
pleasure.
Iu the reception room two boot lis
had been erected and handsomely
decorated with evergreens and How-
Mr. L. G. I'aap went to Roseburg
Friday afternoon.
Mr. anil Mrs. Burcham nnd Mrs.
M. F. Babcock called at Mr. Fos-i
ter's Sunday afternoon. j
Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Wheeler!
went to Lynx Hollow Friday for a
visit with friends. J
Miss Winnie lireaser was in ourl
neighborhood the first of the week.
KILL the COUCH
AND CURE the LUNGS
" Dr.Kings""
lm Discovery
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FOR I OUGHSan' 50c A $1.00
i'lusi r-roo iriai.
Surost ana Quickest Cure for ail
THROAT and J.IJNO TROUB
LES, or MONEY HACK.
IMPORTANT TO YOU
Married.
At the home ot the bride's j
parents J. II. Hull, south of Cot-J
tags Grove, Sunday p. m. Sept. i
15, 11107, Rnfns C. Artie and Jennie
Juno Hull.
Many beautiful presents were re- j
ceived. Only near relatives of thej
families were present. j
Rev. J. fi. Beatty was the offici
ating minister.
The young couple will probably
make their home here.
Appeal to Shippers. 1
Railroad Commission of Oregon j
Salem, Oregon- Dear Sir: A great;
tnauy complaints are being filed!
daily with the Commission ly ship
pers who are unable to get cars and
it id evident from tho information !
we receive that shippers are going I
to suffer far more this fall than last
from car shor' age. j
The C'oinrnis-ion is investigating
We have established a
Class in your town and
yon can join this elass at
any time. We ivo spec
ial drills and our super
ior drills are just what
yon must have il you de
sire the best success.
OUR STUDENTS SUCCEED
We assist worthy stu
dents to secure ood po
sitions. Do not say that
you cannot learn to
write Shorthand for
You can in n Short Time
Be Prepared to do the
work the world wants
done. Address
ECLECTIC
Eugene Depot to be one of Very Finest
Local contractors have received
notice from the Southern Pacific
company that bids for the erection
of a one-story brick depot building
in Kugene will be opened on Octo
ber 12. Several weeks ago Mana
ger O'Brien made an absolute
promise to a committee of Eugene
business men who called upon him
that Eugene was to hae a new de
pot and that work would begin be
fore January 1. It was anuounced
that $12,000 would be expended on
the building, but now it is reported
that the company will put twice
that sum into the structure. The
plans for the new building have not
yet been seen, but it is said the de
pot will be one of the finest on the
coast.
Don't worry about your kidneys
when you cau obtain :( days' treat
meut of Pinnules for $1.(10. Theae lit
tle globules bring relief in the llrat
dose, liacliiiclie, Lunibiifio mil Kheu
matlsm yield quickly. If not satis
fied your money refunded. This Is a
fair offer, you can't lone. Hold by New
Era lrug Store.
the iiifitter and hearings will be held 1
ers, from which refreshments were 1 at an early date with a view of as-!
furnished to every ono, consisting j certiiinlng the real cause of tho
of punch and cake, and in tho Eu- shortage, placing the blame where
wn 1 n n'ii
Soda ville. Or.
1 (tii
X ' ImA
oivnuidiidy kJbiiyui
devor room, a similar booth for
the same purpose had been erected
for the boys. Thus a most pleasant
evening was spent and one that will
undoubtedly be long remembered
by the parties to whom the recep
tion was given.
for I 'nil h-v liil'oi'uuil ion
CALL AT Nt'tiGKT OFFICE.
Health in the Canal Zone.
The high wages paid make it 11
nn'uhty temptation to our .voiiiik' ar
tisans to join the force of iskilled
workinenJiK'eded to construct the
Panama canal. Many are restrained
however, by the fear of fevers and
malaria. It Is the knowing ones
those who have used Electric liit'lers,
who (40 there without t his ear, well
knowing they are safe from malarious
inlliience with F. Ice trie Bitters on
hand. Cures blood poison too, bilious
liens, weakness and all stomach, liver
aud kidney troubles. Juariiitecd by
lienson'H Pharmacy, fine,
- Directors
W. II. A1IIIA.UH, II. I.L'ltCII, W.
luitTi o, run. iii;cki,i:v,
C. IIOSS KIMi.
Taft will agree that he will bo a
postponer in ono respect, if he can
will postpone Bryan's election
eight years.
Thia is the timo of year when
the average boy loveohis teacher.
nit,
it belongs, and securing some re
lief lor the shippers of this state. .
Tti rs t .1 1 1 n t 1 11 rr ci4 0I1 n -. in nmd irm I
nuo. .... o..c,wK..- oXH000H00KK0OCK00(;
tion it is necessary to have the co-1
operation of tho shippers and we
ask tli tit you be prepared, when
called upon, to furnish some defin-j
ite information covering your ex
perience in seem ing cars dtiiiug the'
last thirty days.
You will be duly advised when
the matter comes up for a hearing.
Iu the meantime would be pleased
to hear from you. Yours truly,
Railroad Commission of Oregon.
By Oswald Wj;st,
Commissioner.
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1 Hank of Cotlciffc Grove 1
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Paid Capital $25,000.00.
To cure a cold first move the how
ols. liees Laxative (Jou jdi Syrup acts
gently on the bowels, drives out tho
cold, clears the head. It's pleasant
to take aii'l mothers highly recom
mend it for coMh, croup, and whoop
ing eolith. Ciiiaranteed to g'lvo nut
Islactlon or money refunded. Equally
irood for young and old. Sold by New
Era Drug; Store.
W. H. Abramt
B. Lurch
C. Ro Kind
A. H. Keli o
President
Vic-Priident
Cathler
- AiiWUnt Caihler
Certain corporations have express
reasons against the establishment
of a parcels post.
A representative bank of the
business public of this city and
surround IngJ country.
We Solicit your business.
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If it's Up-to-date, THE TOGGERY has It.
m'YIJSH and WEI.E-FITTINU
elnthcM are deiuand'id by nil
men of i'ood jiiilu'iuchl and
THE TOGGERY
In I he place to j-cl your t tut lit, from
the crown of your head to the
hmIcm of your tert. This warm
weather reminds us t lint
We w ill in Eiko It cool for
you if you buy your SUM
MI R UNlHiRWTAR ot us.
If it's Up.to.date, The TOGGERY has it.
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NO 'CLOSE OUT' SCHEME
J livery day yon can lny
j .noods absolutely rijjlit.
Strictly Straightforward Business Methods.
One Price to all, and
AU'e'et Value Received.
It
OLIVER VEATCIi,
Alain Street, - Cottage drove, Ore.
CLEARANCE SALE
Of Trimmed Dress Hata
The ilnal reduction of our nitire stock of Fine Dress Hats, that for
merly sol up to f.iio u III be closed next. Hat unlay, July :tth.
A grent tlinivro lo tfnt rv now snd dlflarenl
Summer Hat for Only $1.98
We also show a line line of l!e;ieh nnd OiitiiiK Mats; just what you
neeil for your vacation trip. Please r ember the place.
THE VOGUE MILLINERY PARLOR.
MAIN ST. Four Doors Ktvsl of nridjjo. COTTAGE GR.OVE
I GRIFFIN & VEATCH CO.
lik
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Deivlers in
(il'lll'l'lll Ilill'llWillt' Stoves 1111(1 1
:annin
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We also handle nil Muds of
Farming Machinery
Cream Separators. Sporting Goods
(inns ivnd Ammunition. Etc
Call on
Remember We Buy for Quality.
Griffin & Veatcli Co.
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COTTAGE GROVE
FLOUR MILLS
CIIARLUSMATTIII-WS, Propr.
AIX K1NUS or
GRAIN, PI-ED, also BALBD HAY.
R-ead the Nugget.