The Prosperous Business Men
0 Cottage Grove Advertise in
the Nugf?e.
Bring Your Jot "Work to the
PTugfret Job Office.
Prices Reasonable
IX.V"lUl l" lllC. M"""B' Lumbering mid Farming Interests of this Community, to Good Government, and Hustling for a Grub Stake.
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VOXj. II
Oofclneo J3-roye, Oregon, Friday, A.ugusfc 3, 1900.
NO. 30
PROFESSIONAL.
MINES m MINING.
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J. E. YOUNG
jMlomoy-al-fjitw "
Onirc on Mftlli Alrtict, Went Sldo
Cori'AOK Gkovk, Okk.
" J. S. MEDLEY
jlttovncil-(U'Lu.w o o o
--OMoooti Mnlll Btrcol--:
CoTTAGlt GKOVIt, QllK.
L. L. STEVENS
Attorney -at-Law o o o
tlrlitl iitlontloll kIwiii In M 1 nlii HlKliiun
niiil I Mind loin.
Kugknk, Oku.
JEROME KNOX
Jtlorncy-ai-Law
Prompt nllriUloMjwItl In MIiiIiik llmlnem.
CoTTAGK GKOVK, OKK.
IIKLMUH W. TIIONI'MK I'llA. A. If AltllV.
THOMPSON & HARDY
HUornciis ami Couiischrs-at- Law
Hflnl nttorillon iClvotJ 1 w (if tlict.
KUGKNK, OltK.
L. T. HARRIS
."Utonicu and Con iisclor-at-Law
Hi-Il ftttolillnn KhC",l" I'"' Mine.
l'!rt .NMIunnl ll.ink lllllMlnir.
Eugknk, Okk.
UNLIABLE ASSA YS.
fni'!o l,y mull rcrclvo )iroiiil munition.
FRANK P. WHITE,
orr.ui: (ii'.ovi:, okk.
Olllrowllh Jiiiic llomrimny, Malum.
or.o. v. i.uivi).
t. w. NKVILI.
Lloyd & Ncvill
mixino i:n(iim:i:kh
1'. K, 1(1!. UTV MIXnitAl, HUKVKYOIIH
lloomii !-.Vtr. Chnmixjr of Qimmurro
I'.o. Iliix 1UIH ioi.tj,.m. uin..
H. C. PERKINS
Deputy U. S. Mineral Surveyor
Hpcclitl nttcnlliin Klvon ti Minim? CUInu
imil proetirliiK of l'.itontn.
Grants Pass, Okk.
Mrs. Kathcrlno Sclileci; M. 1).
Diseases of Women anil Children
Cottagh Gkovk, Oku.
UUSINKSS.
OO 10
MRS. PET SANFORD'S
For FasliionaUc Dressmaking.
MAIN HTKKKT
Cottagh Gkov, Oun.
William Renshaw
THE EXCHANGE"
AI.F WAI.KK' Mnnger.
I)KAI,KU IH FIK
WINES, UQUORS, CIGARS.
MuliiRtroet, Ootlnco Omvii, Oru.
CAM. ON
B.. L. PICKARD & SON
For 1IOU8I5 I'AINTINO, I'APF.K 1IANOINO,
BtON WOllK.CAllUIAOK I'AINTINO.
Work Kuarniitood
CoTTAGlJ GROVI5, Ok.
EAKIN & BRISTOW
BANKERS'
Traiiwct a Oonornl IlanUtnit Iluslnoss
In All Its Unmchc.i.
Cottagb Guovn, Ou..
CY. MILLER & CO.
'General Blacksrhithing
-Two ilnom North of Knkln A Ilrlitow's
Cottagi; Gkovr, Ok.
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A large line of Shirt Waists that we are .closing
out without regard to cost. If you want a bar
gain now is your time to get it. .
A few pairs of Men's and Women's Shoes in odd
sizes, will sell you at 50c on the dollar.
Eakin
FOR MEN.
Wo handle .SnriiiiiK! Glove Company's
KhimIh. They iiro considered the
lic-t glove In the tun rkut .
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hiring (uxtcner 50 mill Too.
Our Siciiiu '."roof line nro n soft, jl!n
lilc glove, an s i: 1 1 iih ilnrsilili1;
iiiiiiIii with patented hiring fast
I'liur St.e, $1 :t i ill $1 J5.
IJllIillcd Kit, soft llllifll, lliaKillg u
wry nii'u driving glove. .$1 L'5.
S:iriiiiiiR l'm-1:, Vnhl uoiylit, fine
Htix'lt, no IihiiiI, opi'ii h;wk, I'ortor
fiiftcncr, wt'llml.wnx linen lliiciid
hoft ami pliulilu; iiniiiiulitcdly
the IicbI kIovo in i he imu kct . ..
$i no.
Unliiu'il Chnppcr MitK, nil (jniin calf
fUU !Wo ami $1.
I.iiit'il Kit CilnviH, linn niw.k $1.
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ELITE o Shaving-o Parlor
Cottagic Gkovk, Okk.
GRirElTH & CRAIG, Props.-
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NOTARIES PUBLIC
Uohkmia, Okk.
Ollloonl Miulfk MlnonmlUloiihttiit Mountain.
D., J. GOVER
Prospector ami Mine Locator.
For Information on Uohemia
Milling District write inc.
Hlcdiil Atluatlon lllvun to Corrciponilouco
UOIIEMIA, ORE.
J. a JOHNSON and F. C. EBY
Attorneys ami Couiisclors-at-F.aio
Special attention given to Mining,
Corpoiationand Mercantile Ituv.
Ofiice in Olil P. O. building,
COTTAGE GROVE, ORE.
BELGIAN HARES.
Here is rt chance to get your boy
into a paying business on a small
capital. I have a choice lot of high
grade Belgian Hares that I will sell
in pairs at very low prices. There
is no need to send to California
when you can get the same thing
here at home. Lord Biitaiu, Sir
Styles, Ifashoda. Yukon, Red Rover
and other fashionable strains aie in
stock. l' A. Rankin, Eugene.
Warren jroFurlniullefton Wednesday
nMit's train for Grants l'asa to catch
for" n match (?nmo of baseball to bo
plavcd Iboro between tbo homo team
aiul tho business and proffoasiq.mil men
of tho rusi). I to will Imvq all expenses
paid mid bo reimbursed for time lost
niul bis playinK. ' '
Ganiiiin & NewM
COTTAGE GROVE, ORE.
VOll BOYS.
CoKnn Swotters, good quality, in
murium and iitMtorti'd c.trlped
colors 50c.
All-Wool, llht woiglit, iiworluil col
orl etnpL'd . .. $1 'Si.
l'OR MEN. - ,
Cotton, nood quality, color ma
roon ,. ' ..50c.
.Mixed Cotlon anil' Wool, iiii'ditim
heavy, maroon H0c
All-AVool, nood iptality, medium
ncavy, maroon $1 10.
Samo iih" ahovo, only illucr wool, a
HOrted Holid colors ifl 05.
All-Wool, very lino quality, in as
sorted colored Htripl'B. . . i!5.
White; luediiim heavy 50.
... GARMAN & NEWLAND. ... .
LrtUAXE 1TKMS.
John Farman is home after two year's
absence in Idaho and Washington.
IJolla Doty is homo from California,
lie roportH crops short down there.
Dr. Petrio and wife of tho Grovo are
visiting at tho old "homestead" for a
few weeks.
John Settle and family havo gone to
Kugeno for 11 couple of week's visit with
i datives.
II M Doty went to Kuyuuu Tuesday.
His sister returned with him Wednes
day. .Threshing will begin in this neighbor
hood Thursday August
.Mr I'awk is up from Salem for a few
day's visit with his family.
There was n jolly crowd of youngsters
gathered at tho losidenco of .Mr and Mrs
Devaney. Tho evening was spent in
singing. They will meet with -Mrs I V
Ionian next Sunday evoning.
UUUD WOU1C.
District Deputy A. M. Young of tin;
Modern Woodmen of America, who has
bcou woiking hero in the interest of tho
local lodgo. tho past two weeks, left
Wednusday morning for his homo at
Scio for a few day's visit, when ho will
return bore and complete bis work bo
successfully begun. Deputy Young has
already Increased tbo membership of
tho Modern Woodmen Camp hero' -10
members, and says bo will havo no
troublo running it up to 50. An im
portant foaturo in tho matter of a sick
and accident bonollt plan has just been
adopted by tho order which makes it
all tho mora attractive. Deputy Young
will organize u camp at Lorano in tho
near future.
fleorgo Clark, ono of tbo old-time
Viiners of this coast, and one ot tho pio
neers in many of tho mining camps of
Nevada when its bonanzas wore heralded
tho world over, was in town this weok
after a visit to J5ohomia, and is so favor
ably improised with what ho saw thero
that' ho has outfitted himself for a more
oxtqudod examination, and left fortbat
diatriet on' Wednesday. '
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FOR CHILDREN.
Lawn Hoods, mndo of lace open
work ; very jiretty designs
35 to 05c.
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and Swiss, diUcrcnt denins. ...
70c to ifl 35.
Ladies' Sun 1'omicts, tnndo of cham
hray, Jul! back crown, Htitched
' and lined, assorted colors. .50c.
Our line of Loopo Embroideries, Itih
boiis and Dry goods Notiuns ia
laiKe.
.Ladien' Summer Skirts, larj:e vari
ety; in prico from 50c to $3.
Shirt Waists, different colors and
kimla 60c to $U 75.
Ladies' Neck Wear in latest styles. .
15c to 00c.
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A MOTHER TELLS HOW SHE
SAVED HER LITTLE
DAUGHTER'S LIFE
I am the mother of eiglit children
and have had a great deal of ex
perience with medicines. Last
summer my little daughter had the
dysentery in its worst .form. We
thought she would die. I tried
everything I could think of, but
nothing seemed to do her any good.
I saw an advertisement iu our pa
per that Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
was highly recommended and sent
and got a bottle at once. It proved
to be one of the very best medicines
we ever had in the house. It saved
my little daughter's life. I am
anxious for every motder to know
what an excellent medicine it is.
Had I known it at first it would
have saved me a great deal of
anxiety and my little daughter
much suffering. Yours, truly,
Mks. Gko. F. Bukdick, Liberty,
R. I. For sale by Bknson Drug
Co., Cottage Grove. Lyons &
Ai'W.KGATK, Drain Druggists.
Griffin & Veatch Co. carry n full
line of Canton Clipper and John
Deere Plows. None better.
STORY OF A SLAVE.
To be bound hand and foot for
years by the chains of disease is
the worst form of slavery, George
D.Williams, of Manchester, Mich.,
says: "My wife has been so help
less for five years that she could not
turn over in bed alone. After us
ing two bottles of Electric Bitters
she is wonderfully improved and
able to do her own work." This
supreme remedy for female dis
eases quickly cures nervousness,
sleeplessness, melancholy, head
ache, backache, fainting and dizzy
spells. It is a godsend to weak,
sickly, run-down people. Cure
guaranteed. Only 50c. Sold by
Bknson Drug Co., druggist. ,
Subscribe (or the NuugPtr-all tho Bo
hemia milling nows, sfl.CQ per yoar.
The Seventh of a Series of Articles on the Geo
logical Construction and Formation of
Mineral Zones.
CONTRIBUTKD.
The Cretaceous system closes the long succession of Secondary or
Mesozoic formation. The rocks which come next in order are classed
as Tertiary or Cainozoic. vhen these names were originally chosen,
geologists in general believed not only that the divisions into which
they grouped the stratified rocks ot
the whole, with well defined periods
sitions so often traceable between systems of rocks served to mark
geological revolutions in which old forms of life as well as old geo
graphical conditions disappeared and gave place to new.
One of the most notable of such
portance of this part of the geological chronicle may be inferred from $
the following facts: Vi
Durinc Tertiarv time the seabeds were ridred tin into land to such 13:
an cxicm .13 iu jjivc um comments nearly ineir existing area anu cun-i
tour, the crust of the earth was upturned into great mountain ranges!
and notably into that long band of lofty ground stretching from Alaska
to Cape Horn, now the Pacific
Portions of the Tertiary seobeds
or more above the sea.
The generally warm climate
the modern phase of graduated temperatures from great heat at therf
equator to extreme cold around the poles.' At the beginning of the t
Tertiary periods the climate was mild, even within the Arctic Circlc.
but at their close it became so cold that snow and ice spread far south-' ,
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like that of our own time.
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ittinpr tlif immp nf rhp ' Airpnf
died out tne mammals, in ever increasing complexity ot organization
took their place in the animal world.
There are three divisions to the
Eocene or recent; the next Miocene
tuut .www....
In North America the rocks
rnA nlnnpr tltprnnst rnnirefi of Cnlifnrnf.'i nnrl Ornrnn nn llin ntljpr. Tliev I-
nre msnne aenosus. inouirn occasionaiiv DesentlL, invers or iijrniw t
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with terrestrial plants, over the vast plateau which supports the Rock -A
Mountains. However, they are of lacustrine origin, and shbw that iij;
what is now the heart of the continent the bed of the Cretaceous sey
was upraised into a succession of
uriant vegetation. In these lakes a total mass of Eocene strata esti1
mated at not less than 12,000 was deposited, entombing and preserving
an extraordinarily abundant and varied record of the plant and animaj
life of the time.
Masses of Noramulittc limestone and sandstone several thousand fee?,
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itiicic nave oeen upnuseu, iuiucu anu
parts of the great mountain chains which run through Europe and tht
north of Africa. Similar rocks have been uplifted along the flanks of th
great chain of heights that sweep through the heart of Asia, reaching i
the Himalaya range a height of 16,500 feet above the sea level. WJ
thus learn not only that a large part of the existing continents lay uri,
der tho sea during Eocene time, but that the principal mountain chain
of the old world have been upheaved to their present altitudes since th"
beginning of the 'Tertiary period. The great Eocene lake basins d
North America survived till a much later part of Tertiary time.
THAT THROBBING HEAD
ACHE.
Would quickly leave you, if you
used Dr. King's Nbw Life Pills.
Thousands of sufferers have proved
their matchless merit for Sick and
Nervous Headaches. I hey make
pure blood and build up your
health. Only 25 cents. Moiey
hack if not cured. Sold by Bknson
Duug Co., Druggist.
B IT IS HERE!
S5 IIlKr. T.w!rc!f df
-CONSISTING 01-
g- Shelf and Heavy Hardware; Stoves and Tinware; Pumps, 3!
lir,n n,,il A fit? rCMITl'IIR A L. IMPOUIKNTS! 2i
Guns and Ammunition, Studebaker Wagons,
SZ Canton Clipper Plows, Harrows, Utc. !2 j
ST'Vnr Miners' Sunnlies. the onlv house South of Portland. 3 , L
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the earth's crust corresponded, on I
of time, but that the abrupt trail-
breaks in the record was siinoosed i'
Coast ol North and South America. J
now form mountain peaks 16,000 feet!
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of the. globe now slowly passed into''
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"Rfntilf " IVrtinrv timr mnv nnt pv. if
Tertiarv neriod: the first is collect
or more recent; the next pliocene ol
classed as Eocene present two coni j
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vast lakes, round which grew a lux
iraciurcu, anu now iorm liuponaufxt,
IT HELPED WIN BATTLES.?
Twenty-nine officers nud "ia
wrote from the Front to say th
for Scratches. Bruises. Cuti!
Wounds, Sore Feet and Stiff Jointf
Buckleu's Arnica Salve is the be
Skin Eruptions and Piles, sscts. '
box. Cure guaranteed. Sold b
Bknson Drug Co., Druggist.
Taho tho luthvinta A'uye'.
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