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About Bohemia nugget. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1899-1907 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 2, 1907)
BOHEMIA NUGGET OOHl-MIA NUCK1LT I'UBUSHINO COMPANY. Mnfc nil ohei-les yilli' to Nnjjgc' l'tib Co. KnloriHl m thr retofni OotUir Drove. OivRon noeoml rs nmil mutter. smsritll'TloN KATF.S. (5 month $1.00 1 year $t.."0 is months S-'.tHl If paid in advance. Clubbing Pates. The nolictnla Nupijvt one year vlth any ono of the following pub lications one year for amount set opposite: Pacific Monthly $2.i Weekly Orvnoiii.an (Portland) $-J.."iO Week I v .Journal ( Portland) $-.iHt lailv Mining Iteeord i, Denver) $."..r0 Weekly Mining Kcoonl $3.-5 Pnelilc Homestead $3.-'." Northwest Poultry Journal $1.7." Thi !r is ki-pt on ltle bv TIIK AMKR1 '.'AN MIMN'i CONlilil'SS Climiibcr of Com merce HuiUlinx, I"avtr, I'olo . where o:ir roHtU'rs will I weWine lo the nseot the loml In papers from !!' Rriuit9 mining mH-ttnua o( he west, a eientitie library Hint iiiiiierit Dibit. THIS PAPKR lkct on input E. C. Police's tverlininfi AKi-ney, til mnl ' Men-hunts Kx--hnice, Smi Frnncisro, Cttlifornin. where eon raeuior aUrertiainx en beimelc for It. Wkdnksday, Oct. 2, 1907. All reports given by the leading newspapers of the metropolis of Or egon, tells of the groat influx of Eastern people to this State, brought by the persistent and thor ough advertising that has been given it by the press, the various commercial bodies, the wisely con ducted Development League of Portland, and the Colonist rates made by the trntiscontineut.il rail roads. Thousands of these tourists are investing iu lands or industries and will remain here, and other thou sands may return to tbeb' Kastern homes, but only to disposi of their property there, to return here aud make thin state their home in the near future . But where have al! these thou sands gone to? and is there any particular part ot the 6tate that is more enticing thau another, elimin ating the fact of the adaptability to the purposes desired? We would answer this in the negative, and be lieve that the counties and cities that have done the most talking, will receive the greatest benefit from this rush to the Pacific coast Our own county of I.ane, or it would be more correct to say the northern part of it, has been well advertised by the rustling citieDs of Eugene who are buildmgupa city that in a short time will be a for midable rival to any city in the valley outside of Portland, and could the Willamette river be made navigable, we do not doubt but that its energetic citizens wouid even crowd Portland in time. L,ane county is large enough to support two good cities, and Cot tage drove should give Kugene a hard tussle for supremacy, and at least one-half of the new-comers to the county should be headed for Cottage Grove. Although some advertising has been given south ern Lane by our people, it has not had one-fourth of what it deserves. The advantages it can offer are so diversified as to meet the wants of all. We can furnish material for sawmills, shingle mills, box factor ies, fruit and vegetable canneries, we have work for a foundry or 11 factory ol any kind; we have agii cultural land tor the farmer, truck land for the gardener, grazing land for stock raiser, fruit land for the horticulturist, timber for the logger and miueral galore., discovered and undiscovered. In fact theie is no end to our resources, but we arc too modest to talk out loud about it. Let us from now on make a big noise; let's take hold of hands, aud reach out aud grasp every oppor tunity to increase our population, and all pull together to build up our town, and not let up until we are connected by electricity, and made Eugene a suburb. Let us begin at once, by following the ex ample of some other towns, and gather together, and make a perma nent exhibit of grain, grasses, fruit, vegetables, minerals and woods, so that strangers ran see what south ern Lane county can boast of. Al though Cottage Grove is not so situated at present as to be a tail, road division or eating station, it in the gateway to the rich Kihcmia mining section, and u large number transients frequently spend the night hero, and leave with very lit tie idea of the great resources and opportunities "urrounding it. Don't worry ahout your kidneys when von can obtain :M day' treat ment of Pineulo Tor $l.tx. These IH tle pjoliulcs bring relief In the llrst dose. llacknehe, i,umli:ik' and Kheu ntatNtn yield quickly. If not sat lu lled your money refunded. This Is a fair'ou'er, you can't lose. Sold ly New Kra Prtig Store. Kugene has made a record for progress and has set a pattern for all the cities under ten thousand population for the entire Pacific roast. She has built a first class, hard surfaced pavement from the depot enlitely through the business district nnd has let contracts for double that amount Her new electric cars equal those t be seen in larger cities. She has raised a twelve thousand dollar advertising fund and will employ an cxpcit at $.",t!0() a year to handle her pul -licity. The Commissioner of the GctictaJ Land Oflioe has issued an order which recpiiires the registers and re ceivers of all United Si des land offices to prepare all applications to make entries an. I filings on public lands when they are requested to do so by the applicants This or der will insure greater accuracy in papers of this kind, and be a sav ing to the applicants who have here tofore been required to have their applications prepared at their own e xpi use. To cure a cold lirst move the bow els. I'.ees Iinxalive ('oii''li Syrup act gently on the ImweN. drives out the cold. clears the head. It's pleasant to take ate' mothers highly recom mend it for colds, croup, and whoop ing couyh. tiiiarantetd to give H;it isiaetion or money refunded. I'.quallv good for young and old. Sold liy New F.ra Drug Store. Coming Winter Attractions The Midland Lyceum Bureau, of Des Moines Iowa, will again favor Cottage Grove with their excellent series of literary aud musical enter tainments, having eugaged the Christian church building for the coining winter The first number being Hon. Joseph G. Camp of Georgia, 0110 of the leading orators of the day who will speak here Oct. INth; season tickets with reserved seats on sale at the Express office, over eighty seats having been already engaged, don't delay securing. REBEKAH S DISTRICT CONVENTION The district convention of the Rebekahs was held in Odd fellows hall at Springfield Tuesday, Sep tember 2.1th, and a delightful time was had. I'.mina tialloway, presi dent of t ho assembly, and past President, Klla brazer were both in attendance, besides Mesdames Whit son, Uankin, Willouglilty, Wilson, Peter, Dillard, Williams and Day, and Brothers Willoughby and Wil liams, all Iroiu Kugene; also some eight or bin from (.'oburg were in attendance. A nice luncheon was s'-,-ve.d at th' n ion hour and, after the busi ness was nli transacted ice cream, cake and fruit was served. Th" following officers were elect ed to s rve t he coming year: Mary M Martin of Springfield, chairman of convention: JJessie hay. Kugene, vice chairman , .Sophia pYeter, Co burg, secretary. The convention will meet in t'o- j burg next year. j Kveryoiw depaited for homo in jjoiiy good spirits, fully convinced I that the convention was one of the best ever held in the district. The following lodges are iu the district: Kugene, C'reswell, (loshen, Mapleton, Florence ami Springfield. Goodly representations- from all Iodg were present. Springfield News. Silk Creek Items. Mr. Archie Wilson wiih at home Sat unlay. Miss Janet Davidson visited her ulsler not long iigo. We aro ulad to know that Mrs. Klliot Is ist ill improving In health. Mr. and Mrs. George Miller of !! WILLAMETTE 43 Professors r.-. College of Liberal Arts. coi i;-u:s : I'lasslenl . p.. Literary U. I., Selentille It. S. Philosophical Ph. I'.. The College ofT. literal Art in lin talus t he following school-i ; The College of t ii a tm y, I ). p,. The Teachers' College. I!. IV.. The Normal School, Diploma. The Oregon Institute or the Academy. I liplmiia. The School of Com 1 nerve, I i ploma. I ou I'O'inii.i k, eeia ks: PKIiSini-NT JOHN II. COMiMAN, Salem, Oregon. vide was in our 111 Ighliei hood Satnr - day. Took di nncr wit h I heir da tigh ter M i s. Alfred Wheeler. A few friends had a little si it Itei inir a I t he home if A. D. Owens Saturday niu'ht ' "as "e,'n 'l-vi''ed 'I'ni lor Pott Almon Owens and Clyde Habcock j 1;uu ' '.ly, and the attendance pi 0111 -wine jn Cottage drove Sunday. I 'sea to be large. Mr. Prank lin P. Wl ler lent he' , . last of the week for Astoria. Oregon. 1 A P:'vl seven Hawaa.a.. young where he expects o teach school t he ! 1:1,1 will be entertained lit IVrt coining w inter , land, Saturday . They arc ehapcr- Mr ii. 1.. I'aap was ,i( Cottm-e ' oticd by Mts. Kdy th Tozier Weal h (irove and livide, Friday. jeired, well known to the penple. scar Wl ler went to t'ottage drove Sunday. Mr Nicklin of F.ugene was in our ieinity Sunday Miss Nellie Wheeler of Cottage drove came out Sunday to visit with friends here. Hamilton Fox of hivide stayed over Saturday and Sunday with friends In this place. (itaiiilpa P.alicock was quite sick Friday niiiht but is better at this writing. W. C. T. U. CONVENTION i' Continued from first page.) Young Harnard, Coburg. Health and Hereditary Mrs. M. A. Kayne, Irving. Sunday School Mrs. Mitchell, -17 Pearl street, Kugene. RKROI.l TI0.NS AHOPTKD. The following resolutions were! adopted: J Resolved, That thanks bo ten dered the Kugene unions for conr- ' tcsies, and also for the use of the Baptist church, and the words of encouragement by the pastor, C. i Wright. 1 Resolved. That the unions of i.ane county desire to express ap- prociation for the faithful and un - Ining Inh-lity which the county ot-1 licials show in th' ir ellbrt to en- force the loral option law, realizing j they are fighting the subtle and unprincipled clas. We rejoieoj with them over every victory gaim d. ; I involved, That we tinder our thanks to the coniily press for their' liberality and court sy io giving us space iu their valuable papers. U'-solved, That il is the sense of I this convention that the blank re- ! ports be sent ns earlier, giving us! more time to prepare reports. i MRS. W. A. HK.MI'IIKKY, I MRS. CARR1K A. DAY, MRS. (). A. JJASSb'TT j (.JomilHtlee. I JOSKi'HINT. IIUI.K, 1'ress Coi respondent. This is Worth Saving 'lite iollouin,' simple hoiiie-IUiide mixture ii Mtidto lelinve anyluiiui of llheuitin 1 1 .- 1 1 1 or liiii-lw'iche, also I clen ne ,'t nil st ri nl Inn Ihe Kidneys! nnd bladder, o ercomine- nil urinary: disorder-, if laken lieiole the ftiie, of IJliylitH dieilKe; I'luid Kxll'.li't! I I . It.... 1.10 . i 'ii in hi e ill , uiie-naii onnee; i oiu potnd K :i aeon, one ounce; (,'oui pDiiiid Syrup Sarsiipiu ilhi, three ounces. Mix- l.y liaLine well in ,-i bottle and l.tl.e in I ea 'poonl'iil ilo-eu alter meals and at bedtime. A well-known mil horit y shiles I hid. theK. Innredienis ale mainly ol itx I elaltle exliiietioii, nnd harmless In' iih(, and can he olitained afKiu.tll cost from any eood prescript ion plmr Ullicy. Those who think they have kidney trouble or miller with lame hack or wciik Madder or rheumatism Hhould elvcthm prescription atrial, an no hat m can pos ihly follow iln use, and it is said lo do wonders for Hume people. Kor legal blaLka Nugget ollieo. UNIVERSITY .1 Instructors. I Affiliated Colleges, t ollege or Medicine M. I. College or Law 1. 1.. II. College of Theology II. I. College of Music U. M. The Alllliated Colleges are llnatl ciall.v independent of the Col lenv of l.jltcral Art ". The School of Art, t'citdlente. The School if Art is also llnan dally Independent of the Col lege of I. literal Arts. i The Second Kasteln Orcou Agiiculluial Society will give its ! 17th annual Fair at The hallos, I , ( c tober S IU Wednesday Octobir and especially to (lie newspaper fraternity of ( rcgou . KILL the COUCH j AND CURE the LUNGS f Dr. King's WITH lew Discovery FOR C rONSUMPTiON Prico OUf.HS nn- 50c Si $1.00 Free Trial. JOLDS StircBt anU Quickeat Cure tor nil THROAT and JUNO TROUB LES, or MONEY MACK. IMPORTANT TO YOU ' liavc Lstrihlisliitl a Class iu your town ami yon can j( iu this class at any time. We ijivt' spec ial tlrills ami our super ior ilrills are just what yon nitist have it von de sire the best success. OUR STUDENTS SUCCEED ! Wc. ;(SsisL W()rt,v sl. ilcnts to seen re ood po sitions. 1 )o not say that yon cannot learn to write Shorthand for You ean in .1 Short Time Be Prepared to do the work the world wants done. Address ECLECTIC 'Ml Sodavillc. Or. I 'm- I' iirl iter liil'ol iiiiil ion c.u.:. at m (iii:i ofi'k i:. oooooo ooo oo O OOOO OO O OOOOOO C Directors W. II. Mill A.MS, II. I.I la II, W. A, ll.Mi'l I no, I'llll. I : I : M.r;v, i . i:oss mm:, nun 1 1 I l1k . I ,! V It ') h i Paid Capital $25,000.00. W. H. Abrams . Ireident B. curcri - vice-rretiaeni C. Hon Kind Cathier Harry Short AfsinUnl Chler m A representative bank of the biisiuesH public of this city and milTouudiiiK,' country. ' Wu Solicit your business. oooooo oooooooooooo oooooo SpODllOIIC If it's Up-to-date, THE TOGGERY has it. ST IdSII ami WKliL-ilTTIMl clot lies are leinnnil"d by nil men of good Judgment and THE TOGGERY is I he place to eel you r t Mi I li t from the clown of your head to the soles ol your feel. This wilful wea 1 her remind- u I hat We w ill make it tool for yon if yon hoy your St'M MI K I i.NDI KWI AR of lis. If it's Up-to.ilatc, 1 1 AnimmjtL NO 'CLOSE OUT' SCHEME Kmtv il.iv yon i'-ih (IV lmmhIs absolutely ri.ulit. Strictly Straightforward Business Methods. One Price to all, and All get Value Received. OLIVER Jjjj Alain direct, CLEARANCE SALE Of Trimmed Dress Hats The il iiiil 1 , tin, 1 1, .n 1 ,( our ent in1 ntoek of 1 'hie I i'chs lints, that for merly -o I up tn linn w ill he 1 hi -ed nel Hat ill day, .1 illy :lt h. A 11 1 i-.M rl imxc o lo mm rv now aiiiI dlftarent Summer Hat for Only $1.98 We iilsit .show a liie' Ion' ol r.e.teh nnd ontlnn IIuIh; jiihl what you Hied fur , out v.ii-.it i--n trip lieiee reiuemlx r I he place. THE VOGUE MILLINERY PARLOR. MAIN SI. tour Doors Kivst of BridHc; COTTAGK GKOVE o o cottagf: grove FLOUR MILLS CIIAk'I.IiS MAT I III.WS, IVopr. Al l. (ilMIN, 11:1:1), I GRIFFIN & is I IKavlersIn klj t n m General lliinhvare, Stoves iiml Rallies, j We also handle all LIihIh or Fotrnrin Machinery Creivm Separators. Sporting Goods Jg iy (Juns and Ammooltlon, F.tc. Kemembcr We Buy Griffin & V! R.ead the Nvigget. 'Si The TOGGERY has it. 4" VEATCH, Cottage (irovc, Ore. KINKS (II also IULJU) HAY. VEATCH CO. 1 for Quality. Call on Veatch Co. W
