Lm!MI"(V '
1 ..nilv-ilay mining nntl Ijoi-
I r inflo.lTiuna Hint is in prcpnra
!(lc lmolunr coinnaiiv. tin.
I .l0,l.i. niiMtilceH of the Woodmen
I Ol 111 cr ..... ir : ,... i.
. n5CL.iic clieci 11 "u '":
1 the unlit im; cxeUiotis of the
' )i1KCr J. C. Johnson unit his able
Dl'i no iinplishod nswialanl Tom
Jjjins. In order lo produce this
i... Ill Il'ilimuw !"'- '.mum -
'enb ,l('w 1111(1 'miu'!,HUlu hll,Kf
will"''1' " mm npiiu hi mi'
actinK 1,1,(1 mal!0 l)my lllC I,K"ce
,C rci- tritc-o of the season. Noth-
. i li.fi mwlnne Mint in
jjjiloiif to enhance the production
(Ijis ro naiitic and fetching little
C . I II !.. 1.. I!
nlcCC nnl wucu mi is "i leuuiuess
I '. . . !... till Ill I..
(lie tiiU"1 113 itiuwiiuii in. iw
jniioiini il. It will merit and un
doubtedly will have n crowded
jlCK l'1"lM COWIIOKN.--
j, ii (jtiiiin. Cy Bingham and
Henrv Juliiison have returned from
their trip of exploration into the
fibtiu s . , 4 the mountains 40 miles
beyond I! "Iifinia. They look with
them -"wii pack nninittls. A great
pi "I 1 1 -t i- way was impeded with
dense un U rl-rns'i, which had to lie
j'tut 1..mi he fore passage could br
Intl. They found plenty of fine
jo;t i. nk .mo think well of that
liitli! n country, so much so that
they i :t tid next summer to take a
larr -itf.t. revisit the same se.'
tiuii mi I in ike a more diligent and
thorou. Ii search for treasures they
line n. y reason to believe
nVvM'l t!i .ii'. No accident uiarretl
.tlic ri;. :ind aside f on) its hard
ship t!n fo"l well repaid for .the
tun-ud expinse by what they
m .v .in I l" mil'l.
b. K i.K'iWUKS MBKT.
A i :'.!'! meeting of the South
I. me 0 unity Stock and Wool
Association was held en
Sj'.'ir ! iv List in the office of the
sent ii v, Jerome Knox, at which
in- ' lUhusiasiu was manifested
and i .ij.ortaiit business was trams
octi A committee wasappoiuted
l j It .it new bylaws and constitu-t,im-
il-o a committee whose duty
i sh il! be to promulgate the assc
mti T interests through the local
pjp throughout the county. The
iu: i ulir meeting will be held
tii lirst Monday in December.
Th? r'.'. iii tiers of the association arc
earn- t workers and look forward
t)t'i tine when, much good will
crown their eflotts in the means and
im t'l'.il-. they are undci taking for
the welfare of all.
I" r ii ic eooi.HK.
L ife Shelby, the wilom bunch-gra-,-,
horseman, who has recently
been assisting the cause of temper
ance by trying to deplete the slock
of liqunr on sale in this city, last
Friday surrounded more than his
share and more than he had space
for, and a good, portion went up to
lus head. He pranced around the
main street, used obscene and blas
phemous language and generally
made himself very obnoxious, and
the marshal gathered him into the
official net and stowed htm away
in the city bastile until Saturday,
when he was taken before Recorder
Medley and fined $2.50 and costs
and presented with the court's ad
vice to go and sin no more.
U'CIOVS Al'I'I.KS.
Mrs. E. A. Cottle went to Eu
geue last week on business con
nected with her interests there and
to renew old and pleasant friend
ships. She visited one ol her
properties on which is grown some
of the largest and most luscious
apples one could wish to look upon.
They' 'are of the Northern Spie
variety. This office was the re
cipient of two of the specimens
Mrs. Cottle brought with her on re
luming, for which many thanks
arc tendered.
.MONSTROUS PlCARS.
C. V. Ssars, whose ranch is
three miles east of town, brought
to the Nugget office 'this week
specimens of the fine pears he
raises, One of them, measured
10 inches around, This fruit is
very pleasing to the eye and later
on its flavor will be tested.
0U Xliirson Fouvth Vmjo
I'l.'- 1.1 up
Ttui C-ily l'oiiii,-i i,M!t inirmmnt t(,
I' Mim.lay, o.n,,!,,,,. Ht
I'..'enl-M..HrH. H-nnoM, Martin,
rnyli.r, Lurch tun I Viiiiiienbnru.
Ahm-iit Mckitn. ChfiMiiiin and Ht,,no.
Aflci I lir previoiiH iiiimtlfH tt,.r(. r,.ll(
mill improved 1111.I routine miw .lix.
l-MI'dof ll...fllUi,KpW ll hIIICHH WftH
ten itiiit'teil :
New 1 iileuiilliM uiii-fi l..t.i :.. 1
front of t I ti it1 in hloek Pet kin. '
"dditii.n. I
Hilli" wero 11 nd I led unit 11 1 lowed m fol
Iomh:
( ily AitornevV xnlarv.
.(13 68
'rilllih a Neiiteh Ciiinpnnv for
eenicnl, nuiU, eie
1 M Hiirliiiin, hniiliiiK
('nttiixn (irove Wiiler C.oiiipuny,
Witter for Sepiemlier
.1 II Warner, building eiowdnKn...
A NeNon, elcetrie liiditu
W Mel'arliiiid. naliny hh IiiuibIiuI
mid eollei'tinit water rentB
I H U'atkiin", Liking down lirid0
nnd piling Iniiilu-i
Ilohi'inia N'iiti 1. pii-iiii n notieeM
Irwin IIihIhiiii ( iiii.!mii , docket
of city law mi l jmii x.'.
J S Medley, Hen icch iih recorder...
(1 05
4 8f
I
ru. 1
11 25 '
(15 !
iuraiit oideied ilniwn in
favor of I
J. II. Pcrkiiii for In-inu contriiei !
piicii for iri-.iiliii A and Hoeoml ctrectii ,
on tin' ML-Pt ri-. 1
Tin! city iitiorney wok iiv-lrni'ted to
piepaii, ordinance., providing for pro-:
r.d.i ii-e:nentR for iilreet improve-1
iiiintH on I ontili hlreet, tjeeoml and A
-treetn, Main and Wall -Ire,'!; ..No to
piepnrc mi
oidi.n'i fixing the wilier
inti'H to eoiifiiiiieM of city water. !
The Council tl en adjourned to meet
on (Jctiiher 'Iih ut S p in.
VOU'flfJ't'l, CKl'SAI)KK8. !
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1
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1
11 v cor.sc
,. . , , "I" wie giieHi 01 .urn. unit 110 anu.
Saturday afternoon last the' BC1 ... , , ,
., f . 1 It. S. Smith hud 11 largo invoieo of the
weather was perfect: the women . ,i,.Ht Wntormelloii8 that ever eamo to
and children were out in foice and market on Saturday hint. Tho.v
. , , e-iri.e from Dilllnrd and were boBttties.
ibecrowd9 were nttgniented by a.
, , .1 Ned Strong ih home on n slmrt vinit
goodly number or people from thein, (,( ,olh,.r. -jfe wi, im8
countrv side. Colonel Holt, tke I '"'' viHitinK li. ru fo.' ;oino weeks will
. , , .. iHcct.mpmiy him on lus return to JJaker
ieuifier:iuce iceiuicr, wiiuc nuiuiuj;
forth during the week among other
things organized a drill corpse of
all the boys and girls he could
gither, instructed them in various
evolutions and on Saturday paraded
thetu on the prii c pie streets of
town. They were ornamented with
red, white and blue regalia and
armed with slicks and showed much
proficiency in drill for so short a
season f training. There were
nearly 100 in line and they made a
nice display and eiijoyed it hilly as
well ns the onlookers.
1KRKING THAW!.
Kd Ilebard, the popular and de
bonaire salesman in Hen Lurch's
hiir establishment, has gone this
week to Drain and Yoncolla to vUil ;
r,.,..., f ,mii;,.r crenM. renew old '
lH til V 14
friendships and form new attach
ments, and has taken with him a
choice lot of the latest styles 01 si,ii javc passed,
feminine trappings to exhibit and Thomas K . Campbell of the lumber
it i ii... cmiolv inrdames and' r"' ul Campbell & Alexander near Com
sell to the stately inchtlanles aml , MtM.k( H1! in ton on Sunrtay last. He
hiwldimr liifiidens who dwell in those is,... aereeahlo eentlomnn and his call
oloi ivirhnments. Ed's liortlv
classic environments, l-.il s portl
form and winning ways, together
with the fine raiment he carries,
are sure to give him a passport into
the most select circles and flood him
with the wave of trade for his house
he conscientiously labors to attain.
llONintD AND l'INltl).
The outcome thus far of the
small fracas that occurred at the
Helena mine recently between two
mining men. was officially voiced in
Roscburg on Saturday last by Jus
tice Robiuett. V. II. Rehne was
put under bonds of $500 to keep
the peace and Herbert I.cigh was
fined S10 and costs for canying
......nt,.,i vvpnnous. As to the
merits and demerits of the case the
reporter is not in a position to state,
but it is fair to presume that the
justice to whom the story of the
troubles was unfolded rendered an
impattial decision and dealt fairly
by both of the. participants
HWINDI.KI).
rt.i ...n.i TTnnkius and his wife
who arc deaf mutes, were hocus
nocuscd out of $14 75 recently by a
one-armed pictended deaf mute
who came from no one knows where
and who disappeared as silently as
1... ...line. Out of pure synipauiy
,.1:1 inlhs narted with their
money, and afterward learned to
1 i.r.,v sorrow and dismay that the
fraud could prattle glibly and guzzle
"booze" as though it had been his
nourishment from infancy. The
next deaf mute that applies for help
at the Hopkins home, if without
' wioiifinls. will tret a club
proper "
or Scalding water
Subscribe fov the Xhvuct.
sH About yoti.
iJr. Ilnllingor, DcntlHt.
V. H. HwuiiB, mniinar of tlio Black
liuilfinino, wan 111 town this week.
ChiiM. lliuneim or 1 ho Itelcim, who
'hh liien vimtiiiB Pditlmnl, returned
'nut week.
J. M . WillininH of Kiisenn enmo lo
t"M ii in tho unrly part of ttio week and
returned homo,
.1 rn'lc -'on tironUe nnd wlfn wllllcnvo
... ,
mm. o. iv. wiimir (Aunt Kally) Im
sol; nnt her littin Htoro huro and eono
to live in Ella,,,,,
O. i; Knox of EiiBono Whh here this
week looking nfter this intereHtH of his
fin in und other iniiiteiH.
Pliomns (imdnor nnd wifn wern In
Rm',ow.""" Wutrdv liMt vitiii friendB
'J'l :ri " ,,,ulin "t'"o )urehnm;8.
57 l) -L W. Cool: left (his week for Portland
on hiiHincfM und he may prolon( Uh trip
38 20 lo Kan I''rmi(!ieo heforu ho returns heio.
. ftn Mrn. Pel Hunford and children drove
t.. i',.ii.- it 1
1 ' "KiKiir on minimy 10 vimt irluliilB
ii'i'l enjoy the beiiiniex of nature onroutc.
IVanli Ifcndernon, who iccently moved
t"'"iildyville, Iiiim heen a very Hiek man
. lms, lie-1 now Htowiy ro-
. '
.lumen uomenwny im min ut iroin a
a had cold nnd in a very Kick uimi. iJ is
inanv friends hone to kmiiii enn liiin In
his uceurtoined viiII;m.
Thro.li.ro JennltiRB eamo hael: from
I'oitland Innt week nnd went into the
l!."lM'miii hills thin week, llo enjoyed
'""'.rn.vul trip muehly.
jchkc Martin 01 i.ynx Hollow ealleii
... iiiu ..ijrb u.jiru nils HtTK. iiu re-
liorlNiill things in hiii vicinity in active
movement and good coming to nil.
MinH Mnj.'gio Witfhett of Walker, who
hun heen very ill moat of the xuinmor,
m now miieh- improved nnd in in town
. . .1 . . ... . ...I .
ny(
Sil ih Clay came out from Bohemia on
Sunday. IIo.hiM In en in ehlirgo of the
(ji'Men Slipper property nnd reports it
looking well, lie goeii eiut to Illinois
for the n inter.
J. K. Nolund, ex-lieriff of Lano coun
ty, now living at Crenwell, wins in town
thlH week on hiiHiu rh and to meet old
friend, and wan registered ut tho Cot
tngo (irove Hotel.
J. 12. Wheider arrived this week from
DosinoitiOH, Iowa, and will likely stuy
hero all winter. He is tho father of
l-'rnnk V,'heeler of the new hardwaro
firm of Wheeler A. Scott.
8. K. bauiU'i' Ii.ih returned from the
hop lleld.i after six weeka' ahsenee, and
there in great joy among his lady fi lends
ill again hcholdlng Ins ruhycoiid vii-age
..ml hacking in hi winning Miiiles.
John Ilolland, that prince of P-uni-I'ai-cM
who gulden tliv ilc-lliuea of the
I'oltatio Urovn Ifolel. has eoihi.leted liib
contruet of hop hailing ut tho Hays
vurd, nnd is now in the enjoyment ut
comfort
Olmiles Vials, who hag been In
15o-
hernia all summer, is now home for lite
winter to enjov tne eomioi ts 01 .loinesuc.
;inr tinvj uiiivi Rnwt'j'n v
exertioim when the storms of winter
! "'V N'.,'t ""IV" W"S mueh "''P""
elated. Uulue iigam.
Captain O'Brien came in from Sagi
naw this week. Ho has gone hence to
his ranch on the Siushuv to remain until
about Ch'i istuias, when ho will proceed
to Salem to mingle, with tlio solons in
their legislative troubles.
Ira lleldler. who for tho past six
months has presided over the cutting
blocks of Mcl'nrlnnd A tons meat
liinket. h'!B leturnedto his home near
Oakland, Oiegon. Ira is a lirst-clasa
boy and Ids many friends will miss him.
Miss Ada Smith, teacher of the school
n't Divi.lo. called at the NtlL'Cet OllicO Oil
tiatuiday last with the information that
sho has 30 pupils enrolled, and order,
svstein and instruction aro working in
harmony in the seat of learning over
which alio presides.
Yes Veateh called at tho Nugget, oflic.o
inc. Snturdnv and said he had recently
sold 20 of bis flue Angora goats for $5
..ml,. Kivn vears iil-o thev only com
nianded ii'.SO each, lie is using the
diflVrenco in prices now nnd then as a
campaign argument among ins uouio
eratio friends.
U, M. Smith came down from Bohomin
on Sunday. Ho lias been working as
tessmentH all the summer on the seven
claims of tho liiversido company and
doing EOlnoprospoetingon his own hook.
Kino prospects were in sight when) ho
left oil work. Ho has gone to Giants
Pass for tho winter.
Hamilton Veateh sufleicd quite a loss
tho other dav in tho destruction of his
dryhouso and all tho fruit it contained.
The lire staited while the family was at
dinner and before it was discovered it
was beyond all control, and there was
nothing to do hut ice it go up in smoko
and regret tlio los.
Thomas Kllpatriek arrived in town
this week from Seattle nnd is registered
at tho Sherwood. Since ho was last
horo ho has been well over tho north
west, but thinks the future of this town
has tho brightest outlook of any he lias
visited, and is now on tho lookout for an
opening proposition to tie up to.
W. IL Shane, one of Bohemia's
faithful and devoted prospectors and
mine-owneis, is in town on one of his
periodical trips and registered at tho
llolel Sherwood. .Mr.' Shane, always a
L.,.....i:.-.. .1.411 nnniint beln feel nc
olated over the uunderfiil strikes made
of late bv his neighbors, He has lino
nrrnertv also and knows what a good
thing ia.
In Bi'iGf.
Dr. Ilullingor, Dentist.
Call at IJ.C. Madsun's for fine jeweliy
Per hnnd loaded shells call 011 Clrilfin
nnd Veateh Co.
Oct ywir dirty Hiiila cleaned at tho
Kugeno Sleain Dyeing and Cleaning
Works. Cleo U. Grlflilh, local agent.
Clippings for sale nt tho Cottage
Orove Cigar Fnetory.
50 Prs. Men's and Uoy's l'oota nt cost
for Bpot caah ill Kakiu &, llristows.
Snltn! Bulls! I Tailor made suits! ! !
Up to date in every respect, from if 15 up.
Call and sco samples.
(ir.o. ISOIII.MAN.
r
Dr. A. J. Ilullingor, nraduato Dentist.
Permanently located.
Now lines in fancy sweaters for Men
and lioys at Kakin & ISrislows.
Orifllii-Veateh Co. carry the linest
lino of Ammunition in South Lane Co .
Tho Kugcne Steam Dyeing and Clean
ing Works guarantees fast color on gouts
suits. They como out looking like new.
Geo. K. Giiflith, local agent.
For quality and ehcapness in fresh
meats go to the Central meat market.
Ceo. ISohlman, tho up-to-date tailor,
will show you goods, nil shades and all
prices. Think of it. A tailor made
suit for 0 and up! Pauls .! ami up.
Frcah caudles every day, made from
pure sugar at the Tailor shop.
Caps for Hoys and Girls nt 15c each.
Eukin & Ilristow.
Dr. A. .T. Hullinger, Dentist. Latest
things in non-hreakahlo platCH Gold
Crowns nnd Bridges. Permanently lo
cated. Over CO odd patterns of wall paper to
c.hoos'o from nnd nioro on tho way, at
Jenkins A Lawson's.
For flrst-olasa watch repairing go to
II. C. Madeon. ,
Rportimien remcnibor Grifiin A Veateh
Co. carry a fine lino of Shot Guns and
Rifles.
Go to Geo. Bohlmnn'8 tailor shop
Main s'trcot and sep his fall lines of
samples and goods. lie can plea?o you
in any style or lino yon may desire.
Kvery child who makes a cash pur
chase of 50u or more in any of our lines
except grocovi 'S, between now nnd the
third Monday of tho fall term of school,
will he given a school bag or a Brownie
Lunch Box. Kakin & Bristow.
Don't run around with dirty clothes
.vhen you can get them cleaned for 11
song at the Kugcne Steam Dyeing and
Cleaning Works. Inquire of Geo. K.
Griffith, tho barber.
Tho Booth-Kelly Lumber Co., nre
offering a nice grade of flooring, rustic
and ceiling at $10.00 per M, which is
inostlv in random and short lengths.
1111011(11111; Durehascrs would do well to
aee them before placing their orders
Seo tho fine display of millinery at the
parlors of Mrs. .1. S. Medley.
Vn sell L'nod iroods at cood prices for
our customers,
Central Meat -Market.
Ji)m StonLburg.8 barbershop
and
bathf.. Also a line line of cigars, to
bacco, confections, etc. Try him
Por tho pnrposo of cleaning up their
yard, tho Booth-Kelly Lumber v,o., nre
jfiering, for a short time, common
dimension lumber for J6.00 per M.
V it'
THH GOLDEN BULB SELLING OUT.
We must sell out our stock in tho next
00 days, and Shoes, Boots, Rubber
Boots "and Overshoes.-and everything in
tho shoe lino is going at cost. Some
odd pairs and sizes are going at less than
cost. It will pay you to buy now, as
this stock will not last long at the rate
it is going at. Remember this is no
show sale, but a genuine sale, as other
business requires my attention and I
must sell this stock out in thenoxt CO
days. Como early and get the best bar
gains at tlio Golden Rule.
W. F. SCUULLKIt.
GKOKGIA MINSTRW.S.
The trottp of Ethiopian per
formers under the above title gave
a pleasing entertainment on
Wednesday evening to an audience
that filled Martin's Hall. The
open-air concert in tho afternoon and
evening was the feature oltue snow,
although there were several good
specialties which were well rendered
and well received. Taken as a
whole the show was good, all
seemed pleased, and everybody
seemed to have gotten their money's
worth.
LORANU 1TKMS,
Misa Katie Runk went to Woodburn
on Friday to school.
Mis John Simpson, Jr., from Rngehe
is visiting hoi-parents Mr and -Mrs D
Zumwult.
Mr nnd Mrs Col Standish went to Cor
vallU Monday to visit friends.
Lorano Agricultural Fair will bo held
at thoLoranp liau uci. u mm 1-.
Mr nnd Mrs Whito spent a few dnvs
... r:.v.-.. vluitine relatives.- lheir
nephew and Ids wile. Mr J11" Mr J P
Ozmont returned homo with them.
Mr nnd Mrs Chns Lott and daughter
went to Eugene Tuesday ami roiurueu
, edtie-aay,
mi!nm!fiirffliifffis$$wiinin!fi!riif!iriirK
1 RESlTVUi RUSSETS 1
ARK QUITU TIII5 PROPKR THING THIS TIME OF
S THE YKAR-:
jE Wc have"aiagnif7cVnfstock'ofEINE SHOES, 12
sE: our prices are lower than like quality sells for any ZZZ
where else, and we guarantee shoe satisfaction 111
every respect at
MoneySaving Prices.
We think we know what the people want.
To suit the public taste nnd purse and meet popular de
mand is our business ambition.
w
z We will fit any foot or pocket-book and assure salisfac-
!: lion, and then "the proof of the pudding is in the eating."
S OUR SHOES ARE GOING I.IKE HOT CAKES. fS
Ii WE SUIT EVERYBODY. '
g E. WALL & WHIPPLE j
Progression
We are living in a rapid uge:
0
and you must move with it.
Keep up with tho times. If you see a chance to benefit yourself grasp
the opportunity.
You Can Benefit Yourself by Calling At
IBerison Drug Company.
COTTAGK GKOVK
ure Drugs
W. S. CllltlSMAN'.
jTfi
e Fashion Stables
Gljrisinan & Banils, Proprietors.
Reasonable Prices'
First-CIass Turnouts, Double or Single.
Up TO DVFE
Wheeler & Scott - - COTTAGE GROVE.
Special bargains in flooring, rus
tic and ceiling, in short length at
Booth-Kelly yard, Saginaw.
Ice cream
at the Elite parlors.
Try it.
Successor to B. F. PHILEIPS,
DKALHKS IN
Groceries, Flour
and Feed.
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 all lines handled by us,
whether you buy or not.
Our Stock is New, Neat and
Clean, and having had years
of experience iu business, we
assure you the very best goods
the market' affords, and the
lowest possible prices
Remember the place: Phillips'
old stand, Cottage Grove, Ore.
As
anag: of Progression.
Tho World triovea
OREGON.
and Chemicals-wn
E1.1 Bangs.
: Proprietors of the Bohemia
and $
76 Black Butte Stage Eincs. ;
Cottage Grove, Oregon.
Davis
Sewing- Machines
ARE JUST TMAT
Ball-bearing and High-grade Vertical
Feed and three under feed machines.
Prices to suit.
For sale by
BELGIAN HARES.
Here is a 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
iu pairs at very low prices. There
is no need to send to California
when you can get the same thing
here at home. Lord Britain, Sir
Styles, Faslioda, Yukon, Red Rover
and other fashionable strains ate in
stock. F. A. Rankin, Eugene.
We will pay the highest price for
wool and mohair.
Hemunway Sc. Burkiioldur.
A car load of Columbia River cedar
shingles for salo by Jenkins & Lawson.
gitrnrwitmrnrifFiifmitFg
those shirt if
g WAISTS! e
ElA FUEE EINE OF THEI3
5 EATEST PATTERNS.
The Prices will please
you, and in point of
Quality and Beauty
cannot be beaten;
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A)
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(iiouier.
S MAIN STREET. S