Bring Your Job Work to the
NuggetJob Office.
Prices Reasonable
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COTTAGE GROVE, ORE.
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:. o(:(;n,o.e Grove, Oregon, Friday, Axigusfc 24,, 19QO.
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I JUST ARRIVED!
OUR NEW LINE OF
WIjSTTER oloti-iestg-.
I Men's, Youth's and Boy's Suits,
Over-cojits and Pants.
Men's Suits with Fancy Reversible Vests.
A Al.MU A jNlUJS JyiiN UP
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Eakin & Bristow. I
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Voraeysaml Connsclors-at- La a-
LuUlleiHIon given to the Uw of .Mini. '
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L. T. HARRIS
ne'u and f'ounsclor-at-Lair
trUUttentlnn Klven li.lJio.!f'il' MIiim.
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EUGENE, Ok).
f LIABLE JSSJirS.
gaplei by mill receive prompt tlenlloii.
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We handle Sarnnac I ilnve Company's
PmhIm. Tlicy 11 rt onxiilurcil the
bunt glove ilitlio market.
Good Y How Oil Stork with patented
tiring fastener Maud 7Cu.
Our Sicnin Proof lino nrn n oft; plla
lilu (jlnvp, n h wull an iliimliUt;
iimiiIu witli p.ilPiit(Hl ctriiif,' fst
I'liur H5f, fl (iiid $1 IT).
Unliiidl Kit, eoft finiMi, innldng it
vury nici! driving glovo. ,f 1 'lb.
Siini'imc Hue):, light woijiht, fine
Hloi'lc, no hanil. upmi Imuk, Porter
fiiHtunt'r, welliil.wiix linvii tln wui
eoft uinl plliiblfj iimlmibtcdly
the li(t il(ivu in the nun I;i-t . . .
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IJiiliiicd Chopper Mits, oil grain calf
nkin Ufa and f I.
Lined Kit lilovee, llnu stock $1.
COTTAGE GROVE, ORE.
FOR BOYS.
Cotton Swettor. good quality, In
maroon nnu iweuruxi tiinpuu
.colora 150c.
All-Wool, light weight, assorted col-
orod striped $1 -3.
FOR MEN.
Cotton," good quality, color ma
roon oOb.
Mixed Cotton and Wool, medium
heavv, nmi ooii 80u.
All-Wool, good quality, medium
neavy, maroon $1 10,
Same as' above, only finer wool, ai
Horted solid colors $1 03.
All-Wool, verv lino quality, in as
foiled colo'red Htrlpes '-'23.
Wliltei niodium heavy $2(50.
FOR CHILDREN.
Lawn lloode, mndo of lare ojien
work; very pretty deignn
85 to 03c.
Klnbroldcred and Tucked Munlin
and Swiea, diirerent (lcidgnti. . . .
75c to $1 Zo.
Ladies' Sun Ilnnnctp, made of eham
bray, full back crown, stiiehed
and lined, assorted colorH. .50e.
Our line of Loose Kmbrouloriea, Kib
I)oiih and Drygooda Notions ia
large.
Ladies' Summer Skiits, large vari
ety ; ii pried from . . . .50c to if.').
Shirt Wniate, different colorw and
kindd 50c to $0 75.
Ladies' Neck Wear in latest, ptvles..
15c to GOe.
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Ye correspondent has been visiting some of tho milieu in this locality of lato
and linds u general air of confidence and prosperity among tho prospectors of thia
pait of the great lioiiemiu. Jas. Miller, of Cottage Grove, is doing his assess
ment with flattering results. Bill lied ill!, and many others are here doing their
work, and all feel as though Iiohcmiu. is taking on new life. Jas. Miller ha. it
solid faff of ore in his tunnel about 1 feet wide, very high grade smelting ore. Wo
kuw the .Jumbo owned by .lack Brumbaugh and D.ivu Lessue the other day . This
led'u is some 80 feet in width, allowing coppur pyritoa, lead and galeuu. Thero
isore enough in this mine alone and of suflicieut value to keep a. smelter running
for lOyears to come.
The .Lis. Ostrander and Geo. Brumlleld qhiiiiH were next gone over. Thia
property lies about lj miles to the north of the Itidgo, and is another large body
of line smelting ore, hoiiij 18 feet in width. . Tliu ore is almost a solid mass of
metal, carrying gold, silver and lead.
AVe next looked through the little mill put up last summer and which 'is at
present hung up. It is to be hoped if ever this enterprise is again started they
will put in some practical man in charge, for no one living can save fihe gold in
such a trap iw this. No wonder, it failed. The Lossuo and Lurch mine was next ,
looked at. The face of their tunnel is in botnu 30 feet and their ledcu is a la rue'
(to body of ore of good smelting value.
.Tcnksaml Lockwood have u group of good claims jiwt east of the Ilidgo house,
on the Annie trail. Their work for tho season is done. They have some fine
free milling ore in this tunnel the general character is base. Tho formation
throughout this entire part of camp is iimlisitu and granit of volcanic origin, ,
ith little or noshdes, showing the country to be in place. Water and timber ill
bundani'o and with capital and practical men, this can be made second to nono
n Bohemia. .
Passing on over the ridge otic comes nearer to the main mining center.
Corner stakes and blazes show the whole region to bo taken up. Shafts and
prospect holes and tunnels on every side shows that the owners are in earnoft
bout their mode of development. There are many line groups on down below
ho Helena mill littlo known to the outside world. Notably among them are tho
Belcher and Bjomer owned by Professor Day and Ben Pierson at present under
going development and showing about 3 feet of line milling ore, assaying on an
average, of $30 per ton. The Mayflower just belowithe- Belcher is operated by an
ncorporated company under the management of Capt. Kly. This property is in
line condition, showing high grade ore in all its workings, and ia some 300 feet in
extent. Next is the Slipper, another incorporated company managed by Dr.
Ogles by and M. O. Warner. At present there is a force of men blocking out ore
for future purposes.
Thompson and Goldniachcr are next, to the Slipper on the south, and 'are
doing assessment work at present, beginning in a business like manner and gapi
ng deptli at the rate of foot for foot.
Next comes tho Itivcrside, showing large bodies ot fine smelting ore. Assays
from this property show values from .f3 to $1,300 per ton. .
Mineral King joins Jliversido on the south and is owned bv A. W. Ziuikor
ind Andrew Land who arp at present engaged in tapping their ledge at still
greaterdeptii. These enterprising gontlenien deserve success, which will surely
crown their efforts. Tho writer was shown certificates of assays from rdsponsiblo
assayers, ranging in values from $1(5 to $455 per ton. They havo suflicicnt oroiu
sight and of high enough grade to put them abovo tho average man of- means if
the great State of Oregon only had some mode of reduction whereby oro could bo
mined and reduced like other states.
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T. W. NKVIIX.
Lloyd & Nevill
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Roomi Ml Ki". chamber of Ciimworeo
f..0"'?!'17 I'OItTLAND. OHB.
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H. C. PERKINS
buty V. S. Mineral Surveyor
fttcUl mention given toMlnliiK CWlnu
ml procuring of rutontn.
Gkants Pass, Orh.
Mrs. Katherlne Schlcef, M. I).
H. C. MADSEN,
Watchmakkr.
nvnnlrlni; nt iciioinllilo char?cs.
All work Ktniriiiileuil Hut-Hai. I
Wiilcliw, Clock nmi Jewelry at Ijio1 Trli-cs
COTTAOK GKOVK, OUK.
Diseases of Women ami Children
COTTAGli GKOVK, OrK.
D. J. GOVER .
Inspector and .Vine Locator.
For Information on Bohemia
Mining District write me.
M Attention Olven to Correspondence
BOHEMIA; ORE.
iC0.O. KNOWLEII. CHAIU.KH GETTYB.
tOTARIES PUBLIC
Bohemia, Ouk.
Sc at MuBlck Mind and Elophunt Mountain.
BUSINESS.
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WRS. PET SANFORD'S
for FasMojiahh Dressmaking.
MAIN BT11KET
CoTTAGIt GROVIl, OrM.
ELITE o Shaving o Parlor
COTTAGK GUOVU, OlUi.
GRIFFITH & CRAIG, Trops.
EAKIN & BRISTOW
BANKERS-
Tmuwct ii (lonornl llnnklnit mmlnoss
In All ItH llrnni'lics.
CoTTAGR GROVK, OkK.
William Renshaw
THE EXCHANGE ma!msJr
A i.P WAI.KK''. Mnnnger.
nilALBU IK 1'INl".
WINES, LIQUORS. CIGARS.
Mttln street, CHiib rv, Or.
CAI.I. ON
B. L. PICKARD & SON
rat 110U8U PAINTING. PAlW .AIN0'
SIGN WOKK.CAUIUAOK PAIN'llNO.
Work giiariintocd
CoTTAGlC Gk'oVIJ, ORK.
A MOTHER TEIJ.S HOW SHE
SAVED HER LITTLE
DAUGHTER'S LIFE
I am the mother of eight 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 advertiscu"nt in our pa
per that Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
nine birrlilv ri-rnmnieiided and sent
ami got a bottle at once. It proved
to be one ot the very oest medicine
we ever had in the house. J t saveu
mv liit1e diiuirhter's life. I am
anxious for every motder to know
,..im tin pvrpiiont medicine u is.
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Had I known it at first it would
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lmi'A cnirnri me :l utai u.
anxiety and my little daughter
much sitileniig. vours, inuy,
Mrs. Giio. F. Burdick, liberty,
R. I. For sale by Hknson drug
Co., Cottage Grove. Lyons &
Appi-KGATK, Drain Druggists.
Griffin & Veatch Co. carry a full
line of Canton Clipper and John
Deere Flows. None better.
DIVIDE ITEMS.
! CY. MILLER & CO.
General Blacksmithing
-Two doori North of Eakin & llrlstow's-
COTTAOK GrOVR, OKI?.
j. W. BENTLY,
The practical Boot and Shoe maker,
located in the Case building, two
doors east of the Postofllce.
Repairing uently and quickly done
and satisfaction guaranteed. w
The Booth-Kelly Lumber Co., nro
Offering 30,000 feet of 1" ou 1 nm tonal
from 4 inel.es to 10 inches wide nt $100
perM, They also haven lot of 2x1 and
2x8 at tho anmo jnieo.
Tulca tho LohmnUi Nuyuc
Threshing is over.
Mrs E E Smith left Sunday for
Ashland, where her father, Mr
Hummer, formerly of Cottage Grove,
is reported to be dying.
J W Miller is at home taking a
rest after hjs fall from the flume
near Saginaw.
Bennetta Whipple of Cottage
Grove was visiting Miss Annie
Underwood this week.
Jack Robinson returned from
Washington Saturday.
James Hawley bought 250 head of
sheep last week paying . on an
average of $3 per head.
J. Simpson was ou a visit here.
leaving last Monday for Baker City
STORY OF A SLAVE.
To be bound hand and foot for
years by the chains of disease is
...i- fnnn rf slavery. George
D. Williams, of Manchester, Mich.,
says: "My wife litis 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 ner own wuih,
supreme remedy for female dis
eases quickly cures nervousness,
sleeplessness, melancholy, head
ache, backache, fainting and dizzy
11.. T ia n crndselld tO WCak,
...!..1.l run-down DeOPlC. t-UlC
Siting I . .
guaranteed. Only 50c. Sold by
Bhnson Drug Co., druggist.
Subscribofor the Nugget-all tho Bo
hemia mining newt', $1 00 per year.
A. N. Ilalleck of Monmouth. Polk
county, and James Sellers ot Crcswoll
were callers nt tho Nugget oflleo this
week. Mr. Ilalleck has not been in
Cottage Grove since '70, and naturally
noted many changes.
f3nn A loviuwlnr n( IllA T.nliJllinn ViX
rtroua lima n vMuitiiitn fliiai'tlv limt. lirl
day and Saturday and did not forget to
make tho Nugget office a pleasant call.
V . 4 I , 1.1..
.Ml. .-uuxunuei' was uj;ii:u;uny nurjirioeu
at the raiiid growth of Cottago Grove.
Fiank Henderson has commenced tho
ronioval of his housohold elfeets to the
new homo in Gowdyvillo, just west of
.1 .. . -,r 1 nt II 1 ...
mis city, inr. aim vnirn. iiciuuroun
u-III it iniiL'n 1, nlinnrrfiriif filll.Uv resl-
denco until tho latter part of next
mount.
LOST.
A ladies' brown jacket yth red
lining was lost Aug. 10th between
Saginaw and the flume bridge on
the road to the mills. Finder
please send or biing to me' aud get
reward.
E. O. PoTTitR, Eugene, Ore
WANTltD. , '
Some fir bark. Inquire at this
office.
FOR SALE OR TRADE.
I have two span of horses,
weighing from 1300 pounds up,
and a fine Jersey bull, for sale or
trade for town property.
Ed Underwood.
l'OR sale.
A span of good work mules aged
8 and 10 years, for sale or will trade
for one Rood work horse. Enquire
or address Hansen Bros., Cottage
Grove, Ore.
Snecial bartrains ill floorinsT. rus
tic and ceiline. in short length at
Booth-Kelly yard, Saginaw.
Enrmers if vou want a trood culti
vator Grihmn, Veatch Co, have
them.
Parties desiring to build barns,
sheds or other outbuildings would
do well to take advantage of the
low figure at which The Booth-
Kelly Lumber Co. arc offering some
cull lumber in 1 inch and 2 .inch
thickness. Call on them or write
them for particulars.
The following taken from last
week's Tularosa (New Mexico)
Democrat, will be read with
pleasure by the mauy friends of At
torney Frank Matteson, who left
Lane county some two 3'ears since,
to seek a desirable location in the
state of his adoption:
"F. C. Matteson of Capitan,
formerly of this place, is getting an
extensive practice arid begins to
'dream' of brown stone fronts in
the dim future."
Frank is a steady good boy and
the Nugget wishes him all the ex
tensive practice and brown stone
fronts imaginable.
W. W. Mustcrsou and family, who
have been nt the Nappaneo group, Bo
hemia, for tho past two months, re
turned to this city Friday. They re
port a pleasant timo and during their
sojourn put up over forty gallons of
huckleberries.
Georgo Neat who operates tho strip
saw, nt Booth-Kelloy mills, Saginaw,
had the misfortuno to havo some slivers
fly from a stick last Tuesday and pene
trate the lingers of his right hnud, in
flicting a severe wound.
H IT IS HERE! S
S Tb,e Largest Stock ir Shtl Lane!
-CONSISTING OV-
2 Shelf and Heavy Hardware; Stoves and Tinware; Pumps,
Pipes and AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS!
Guns and Ammunition, Studebaker Wagons, s
sE, Canton Clipper Plows, Harrows, Etc. ZZS
IS For Miners' Supplies, the only house South of Portland. 3
; Give us a call. 3
g GRIFFIN & VEATCH,
gE .COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON.