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MHAkSV snakk hit.
KV Vcntch, who lias tlic
W f i ti I
pwlallon fli navmg kiiico more
ItSficcfllthan my other man in Ore-
onWaa added ia to his list already
Mwiug: mit has nbuut made up
JTraind timt lie win mice up uie
MKBH1 writing Hpiing poviry or
thcr vocation here after.
eakous for this is his close call
vtx day. He was pretty well
jaded by rnttlcrs and was
fits 32 rifle with much suc-
eu a limb of a tree upon
h'ichllic was suptxmiug himself
. . .
roKCjaiui pitciieo mm upon a
ticiobs'snakc over two feet long.
neig5akc struck at Hob twice but
IliileUnb reach him. Mr. Veatch
rTealtd grab his suakcship each
Bclbut failed. However he sue-
ccueUliu ucttiiii: out of icach of
Snake and secured his rifle.
helanakc was on the fight mid
oocllliis ground until a well aimed
illctltook his head off. Hob says
waaactuaUy scared and thinks
quit the business
fATIONAl. HANK.
enter rising firm of Eakin &
have decided .to organize
batik into a First National,
itlbaVc already made application
tlmhnt end in view. It will rc-
jmc little time to effect the
kation as a somewhat lengthy
has to he followed out to
uer before the change can be
Messrs. Eakin & Hristow
rricd on a successful private
t institution here since 1887.
lc a standing in Imukiug
that is only attained hv
and successful business
The change will un
meet the . approval of
jness men of Cottoge Grove.
NKW HANI).
Tuesday evening a brass band
was organized in tlifs city consist
ing of 14 members as follows: C.
Cochran, II- Cochran, W. II. Coff
man, A. Nebou, A. . Piper, N.
Cruson, L. V. Wooley, C. W.
Wallace. A. V. Wnllncc, Curtis
Veaich, Glen Stone, J. W. Nokes,
Joe I.audess, A. I.. Wynne. Sub
scriptions have been solicited with
which to buy music and necessary
paraphernalia, and it is said that
the business men have contributed
liberally. Chas. Cochran has
been chosen leader of the band
nnd this ol itself guarantees suc
cess. NKW church.
The M K chinch people having
sold a portion of the church prop
erty including the parsonage and
old church building, have decided
to erect a handsome new church as
soon as the lumber can be placed
upon the ground. The new edifice
will cost in the neighborhood of
$3,000. Donations have already
been received ranging from $5 to
$500, Mr. J. I. Jones giving $500
toward the new building.
lOI.I) M'lNNINO WIIKKI..
Mr. Joe Garonttn Iiuh nn old
fashioned spinning wheel et up nther
hoiiNO nnd lino heon buy this week
hilntiliiKynrn. A NiirzoI man hnppcned
Ioiik nil whh shown the wondorOil old
wheal which ion flno rcpiuirntilivu of
tho koI oil plutmur 1 1 w'nm tn ithori
ami sinters spun the yarn, wove tho
cloth, nnd nui'lo ovtry article of clothing
used. Mih. Garnutte although out of
practice Hi Hid wheel run kIiow her
handiwork lo splendid ml viirilnti .
I'KKI'AKINC HcK HUSINliSH
The Fashion stables are making
active preparations for the opening
of business. Their Hits are beinsr
systematic illy overhauled and put
in first clan shape, among them
three heavy buck hoards built
especially for the Bohemia mail
and stage route trade.
AIITKIIY rt'T,
Dainiu Sherwood inllirted a severe
wound upon liiniM-lf Wednesday morn-
All About Yi
Iko Taylor visited Bitlciii thin week.
lion Lurch visited Kueno Wednesday.
0. A. Lewis spent Wednesday In
Springfield.
0. F. Knox visited Jiugcnc
Tuesday.
Mrs. T. M. Hunt is visiting In
Eugene this week.
Alf Walker returned from n visit
lo Eugene Saturday.
James Ilemenway was a visitor
to Eugene Tuesday.
Dock Ii'Koy find wife visited on Row
Hlvur llrst of lliu wei-k.
i, Bi'il'.
nyc
, rcl
iIUI.Y IMPKOVJtl).
Catholic Church of this city
handsomely improved
e past few mouths. Rev.
tski is an untiring worker
iCatholic cause, and has been
fans of raising funds to corn-
church which was started
&ears ago but not finished.
handsome, stained claw
itvdogi have been put in and tho
Mrs. MeMartln of House mills in vlnlt
Ini; nt l'riink lliiiiibrlckn.
Mr. Will Oaihcnrt in ijuilo nick at IiIh
HL'phrwK Frank llnmhrick.
Mr. nnd Mr. J. W. Cook ha to re
turned homo fiom tho flnwloy ranch.
MrH, D.'ivo Allinon nrrivi-d Hundny
from HoHehurK to vinlt with relatives.
Darwin Hristow has returned
from Newport after a ten days visit.
Wm. Higgius and C. V. Culp
of Bohemia were in town Monday.
Miss Ada Hanson visited her
sister Mrs. J. S. Medley this week.
Attorney Jerome Knox did pro- Cieinihie Oliver
Tftc- I IMowh nnd extras
IVil'lllWlltlt 1 Mtlt W.J.J VV.I. A HV
day.
Dr. Wall aitondcd to professional
InioiueK at bpriiiylleld and Kiiene
Wednt'fidny.
Mm. Ilatllc Miintpn and Minn Nt-Illfi
Alexander were vinitors at Hnginaw
Saturday.
C. II. Vaudenburg returned
from a few days business visit to
Hugene Sunday.
Kd Underwood has returned
from Kugcne where he served as
juror in the circuit court.
Mrn. Eva IIi'iiiuhwhv. MrH. Kohp
Lincoln anil MifM (inico lleinciiuay (jj.
viHltcd lliu couniy ceat lata l rl'lay.
Mli-fiSma 0li;iii(lL'r left Wednesday
for ICuniMie wheru ho line accepted u
poHition in the I'ontal Telfraph Ofllce.
Wm.Hunter, well known here,
and who has been spending the
winter at Rosiburg. ha r:turued
Mrs. lv J. Humphrey of the
Acme restaurant visited frieuds in
If you want widl paper or bookH don't
foruettoeut priecM of J. I. Cilriln the
dllllHt.
HnitHl SiiIIhI! Tailor tnndii hiiIIh! ! 1
Up to iluto in every 1 oapuct, from floiip.
Call and hco camples.
Oko. IJourMAX.
I'or hoiift valtiOB in nnd coiTcos e,i
to CuuiniltiK it Soli r.
If you want a Haw, axo, wwlgc, or any
thiiii; in the v.x uhoppKm line.
l'hlllliM.t:.I(iiiM have a K'od nrnorttnciit
and priceH rihl.
Freak candles every day, inarlo from
)iuro HiiKiir at tho Tailor nhop.
For fpiallty and eheapm-NH in freh
ineatH v,n to the Central meat market.
T. A. LewiH, boot and nhoo repair
Hhop. FirHt elhPH work, low prices.
O pponite Sherwool Hotel.
For all kinds of plumbing and
tin work go to Griffin & Veatch
Co.
in. I,h workup with a Mmrp E aml Snringficd this wcek
pH'kel kinfi- when thr hhidn lipied b
throiisli the woo. I and Hlanhol into hin ' Warrru Lucky of Kugune vlio in looking
left rit cutting the two IcaderM and
K'verini: the artery. Thtt wound in
very painful and may lay him up for
wiuuttime.
after lliu republican nomination for
nhuriir, Hindu thu Nueeet a pleasant
call, Thurnday. I
J. I.. I'niif of Eugene, candidate for I
thu nomination fur uheriir on the re
puhlican ticket, viidtcd Cottau Urovu
Turwlav.
HUHNKSS CHANC.H.
J. I. Jones who 1ms been inter
ested with I II. Phillips the past I Frank Hambrick and James Mc
few niouMts in the hard-vare Imsi-; Farlaiul are home from Eugene
ness has sold his interest to Wm. wbcre they have served 011 the
Davidson. Mr. Jones w 11 turn his inrv for Lane conntv.
For watches, clocks and jewelry
patronize Davidson the Jeweler.
Oct your wife a waHhini; machine,
wringer orcliurn for a ChriHlma present
I'hillipH and Joncn have them.
Eakiu &. Drintow are ti;iita for the
Chilled and Steel
Over 00 odd pattcirmi of wall paper to
rhoogr- from and more on the way, at
JenkinnV LawHon'fl.
We have in stock a nice assort
ment of garden tools as well as
garden seeds.
Pitn.Lirs & Jonks.
If you want good work remem
ber Davidson the Jeweler.
Tile hect for the money if you want
any table or pocket cutlery go to
I'hillipri & Jouch Hardware.
Free with each dozen cabinet photon.
I will uive for tho next :tO iIuvb one life
aha portrait free made by Portland Art
J. r. 110 VI).
Take your laundry to Geo. E.
(riflith, npent of the Eugene Palace
1 Laundry, fioes down Tliureday and
' .nhiriiL Cititr.lti.. rifljirnnnn
Itliiitin ..i .1.1 ...a miivi .iii.ii.
SubKcribo for the Nuirjet.
J.I'. Currin lias a ci:oice line of in
grain and figured wall paper, nt prices
to hilit tho trade.
If you want a good job of plumb
ing done go to Grrffiu & Veatch,
Co.
Apprentice wanted to learn dress
making, must be neat witn needle.
Apply to Miss M Medley one door
.north of Garrnan & Newlands Store
Griffin & Veatch Co. are agents
for the celebrated Canton Clipper
Plows, Harrows and Cultivators.
Griffin & Veatch Co. carry, a full
line of Canton Clipper and John
Cummins & Sell
Dealers in General Merchandise.
IP Are now fully supplied with an elegant line of
Staple and .Kancy Groceries.
Teas and Coffees, the finest in the market,
and at iowest prices.
A large selection of all the leading brands
of Pickles, Sauces, Catsups, etc.
The best brands of Canned Fruits and Veg
ctablcs.
All at IJottom Prices.
A full line of Schilling's Best Teas, Coffees, S.
Spices, Flavoring Extracts, Baking Powder, Hi
and Soda. J-is
These are the "Money Back" goods. 1?2
Best values in Glassware, Crockery, Gran-
teware, Tinware, Wood and Willowware. yfi
;., tv..n, n:i,i,t fx
A iw.it.i 11. wuir, 1 uj 111 uuiiv, i. iiwitu Ir
Salmoii, Hcrringii, and Pigs Feet. 5
-Camming & Sehr.-
HE SAUSFACT10N GROCERS.
COTTAGE GROVE, ORE.
attention to other business matters.
Deere Plows. None better.
UH.MOVHI).
The old Methodist church has
been sold to C. R. Case who re-. visited Kutrcnc.
ceutly puichascd the vacant lotj Seth McAlister and Lester Lucky
just west of Ostraudcr & Case's of Kugcnc visited Cotlni,e Grove
barbershop. Mr. Case will move.g j Thev came awheel, but
inciHiiuiiug 10 ins 101 mm 111 11 up ( .,. to Smidavs moisture thev
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Mrs Krnest Abbott came up! ,,OK
from Comstock on a few days visit I A thoroughbred Jersey bull calf,
with friends this week. She also ! Inquire at Nugget office.
I
I nouN.
To the wife of J. I. Jotes, a
to rent,
HKI'AIK KllOr.
Harry Wynne and Robert Cooley un
der thu name of Wynne A Cooluy are
npeiiini; p thin week a bicycle, cuit
went home 011 the"keers"
Myron Hicks who is in the U S
service in the Philippines is now
j orderly for some officers who have
Racket Htore in thu Martin building,
Thu Kcntloineii are propared to do all
kinds of repairing in a first class man
ner. Lunch oouMTKtt.
Oliver Hart in 1 e(lttin thu Harney
hulldlux and on Saturday expects to
open up a new lirat elans lunch counter,
Ineliidlni; private hoxea witli tables for
regular diuum. Mr. Hart will yivo a
ilay and all night norvlee. Everything
will be new mid flrot claim help will be
employed.
BnUUIIT ix.
Jack Craig, tho well known barbtir
who ha boon located at Woodlmrn, ar
rived here Tuemlay and piirchaocd a
half interest with Geo. Gri filth. Mr.
I l. 1 . I!. I 1 I I .1 1.1
iTnfW7 , ' uraiK in u npioiiiiiii oarour ami no uuuia
,c(liSHiiurt received an artistic n, w n rtn will mmIiiv ti Nn. 1 lilliiltinaa
i. . i
kcv. I'rzyUylskt ts making
and general, repair ahop opposite the ' J)cen sent on special service to Hong
Kong, and Mr. Hicks is with them.
John Tail, the well known Cres-
well citizen, is lying at the point of
death No one except his family,
is allowed to see him. He has
heart and kidney troubles, we are
informed, Guard
J. A. Childersof Cripple Creek,
Colorado, who was here fot several
weeks early in the winter, and
who went home expecting to ar
range for an immediate return here,
has been seriously ill, hence will
not arrive here for some weeks yet.
daughter.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
gfign to build a school building
miRu open a school.
gPOKP Ol' HI3 OROCHRY.
Delassus sold his grocery
mm last week to T. M. Stark
fctgn, Mr. Stark accompanied
UMwife arnvinr nnd taking
on last Saturday. Mr.
is an old and successful lner-
gud he will undoubtedly
P a snug and profitable
here. Mr. Deassus' will
summer in the mountains
of benefiting his health
as been poorly for a intra-
onths.
;nrker was an arrival from
n this week.
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NltW RHSTAqUANT.
E. A. Wilson of Corvallis has
leased the O.ment property for
merly occupied by R. A. Sanders
Bohemia saloon, and will open a
restaurant. .
soi.u OUT.
Mat Sehrof the well known firm
of Gumming and Sehr has sold out
to B. W. Hawley who took
possession Monday.
OV1CNINO.
Mrs. J. S. Medley has returned
from San Francisco and Portland
where she has been in the interest
of the latest styles in millinery, ami
has arranged her opening for Satur
day March 31. Mrs. Medley has
a complete line of the latest patterns
on display nnd will be pleased to
meet the public 011 that day.
Garden seeds in endless variety
at dimming & Selir's onions sets,
timonthy and clover seed at lowest
prices.
Dried codfish and smoked halibut
Camming & Sehr.
We will pay the highest price for
wool and mohair.
IlKMHNWAY & BUKKUOI.DKR.
Go to dimming & Sehr for salt
and dried fish, extra choice salt
mackerel, salmon and herring.
I.OOKINQ BACKWARD.
A social of the interesting kind
will be given nt Masonic Hall
Monday evening April 2 by the
Woodman Circle. A good pro
gram will be provided as well as
ice cream and cake. Admission
iocts nt the door.
United States Laud Office,
Roseburg, Ore., Feb., 19, 1900
Notice is Hereby given mat 111
compliance with the provisions of
the act ot Congress ot J tinea, 1070.
entitled "An act for the sale of
timber lauds in the States of Cali
for nia, Oregon, Nevada, and Wash
ington Territory," Phillip Hohl of
Cottage Grove, Lottuty ot .Lane,
State of Oregon has this day filed
in this office his sworn statement
No. 850, for the purchase of the
NW i-.t of Section No. 20, in
Township No. 23 S Range No
W., and will offer proof to show
that tlie laud sougut is more
valuable for its timber or stone than
for agricultural purposes, and to
establish his claim to said land be
fore tlie Register ana Keceiver o
this office at Roseburg, Oregon, 011
Friday thc4th day of May 1900
He names as witnesses:
Nathaniel H. Martin, Enon E
Lilly, James E. Ostrander, Sina
Orrell, of Cottage Grove, Oregon
Any and all persons claiming ad
versely the above-described lands
are requested to file their claims 111
this office on or before said 19th
day of February 1900.
J. T. URIDG1SS,
Register.
A. R. De Fluent, editor of the
Journnll Doyiestovn,Ohio, suffered
for a number of years from rheu
matism in his right shoulder and
side. He says: "My right arm at
tunes was entirely useless. I tried
Chamberlain's Pain Balm, and was
surprised to receive relief almost
immediately. The Pain Balm lias
been a constant companion of
mine euer since and it never fails.
For sale by Bunson Drug Co
Cottage Grovs. Lyons & Ai'i'MS
OATIS, Drain Dniggtsts.
k
W. S. Ciirjsman.
Ei.i Bangs.
The Fashion Stables.
Gljrisiijui) & Bans, proprietors.
'A Proprietors of the Bohemia &
and H
; Black Butte Stage Lines.
Reasnadle Prices 'm
First-Class Turnouts, Double or Single.
Cottage Grove, Oregon.
It is very hard to stand idly by
see our dear ones sinter wnue
awaiting the arrival of the doctor.
n Albany (N. Y.) dairyman
called at a drug store there for a
doctor to come and see his child,
then very sick with croup. Not
finding the doctor in, he left word
for him to come at once on his re
turn. He also bought a bottle of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy,
which he hoped would give some
relief until the doctor should arrive.
In a few he returned, saying the
doctor need not come, as the child
was much better. The druggist,
Mr. Otto Scholz, says the family
has since recommended Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy to their
neighbors and friends until be has
a constant demand for it from that
part of the country. For sale by
Bknson Drug Co., Cottage Grove.
Lyons & Avplkgatu, Drain
Druggists.
JOttttSOfl,
Successor to B.-F. PHILLIPS,
-DRAI.HRS IN-
Groceries, Flour
and Feed.
We bell good goode at good prices for
our customers, Central Meat Marlat.
Eakin & Bristow have just re
ceived their first shipment of Cres
cent Bicycles for 1900. They al
ways give satisfaction and are the
cheapest in the market $25.00 and
$35.oo
Phillips and Jones say that al
though they warrant the J. I. Case
plow to give perfect satisfaction.
They have never had one returned.
All kinds of Produce bought at
the highest market values.
Call and get acquainted with us.
We shall be pleased at all times to
quote you prices upon nil lines
handled by us, whether you buy or
not.
Our stock is new, neat and clchh
and having had years of experience
in business, we assure you the very
best goods the market affords, and
the lowest possible prices.
Remember the place: Phillips'
old stand, Cottage Grove Oregon
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United States Land Office,
Roseburg, Ore., Feb., 19, 1900.
Notice is hereby given that in
compliance with the provisions of
the act of Congress ot June 3, 187S,
entitled "An act for the sale of
timber lands in tlie States of Cali
fornia, Oregon, Nevada, and Wash
ington lerritory, Nathaniel H.
Martin of Cottage Grove, County of
Lane, State of Oregon Ins this day
filed 111 this office his sworn state
ment No. 849, for the purchase of
the SW 1-4 of Section No. ao, 111
Township No. 23 S Range No. 1
W , and will oner proof to show
that the land sought is more
valuable for its timber or stone
than for agricultural purposes, nnd
to establish his claim to said land
before the Register and Receiver of
this office at Roseburg, Oregon, on
Friday the 4U1 day of May 1900.
He names as witnesses:
Enon E. Lilly, James E.
Ostrander, Phillip Hohl, Tina
Hawley Cook, of Cottage Grove,
Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming ad
versely the above-described lands
are requested to file their claims in
this office on or before said 4th day
of May 1900.
J. T. Bridgks,
Register.
Those
Shirt
Waists
A. fall line of the
latest patterns.
Tlie prices will
please yon, and
in loaint ol qual
ity and beauty
cannot be beaten.
fenway & Biirilik
Main Street.
WARNING .
To tho pooplo of Cottntjo Grovo and
vicinity. You are hereby warned and
strictly forbidden not to allow dogs tofoU
low yon when solng on or passing
through my promises .
D. G. JIclMniiANU.
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