R J. Jennings has relumed fiom .u extended lolli'ofllic East tttul CAiiail" Io)k,, B" BPlckftml "pa n newly ninde lwnedict on'n tddnl tnr. He haa made fflml l 'S clear old mother' heart by ti '' visit with her mid tlie scenes 0f liih early boyhood, and then took h, the 1'iim lple hig cities of the . I ...i.witnd U'llll i Ult llllktllurr IJasl !" "" ' ..K I hustling turongs mm (iweu on t,e Atlantic seaboard. He looked er tt(. grounds that arc now fust Itlng eupi:d stately buildings, wherein tlie vast 'number ol ex hibits will he shown at the great j.jn.Aniori- aii exhibition at Buffalo to he held next summer, mid then o:1to the windy city of Chicago, from tl"'rt' he cam direct to Port I Hid nul then home. His many i-,nn,i h -re are well please I to rluvelinn hack again nnd he seems ,(,!, a. Unlit- and joyous ns a boy with 'v P"'r f red-top boots. Ho will no.v devote his energies to U,!, mil an 1 nutke things around th? H leiia hum. Ulck we are yon arc home again. K1N' " purine; the cloning hours of last tvak th Cottage Groveltes were " -l.-1MUrnnts )1)(ue ,ur u,,. .'.rt. me of democracy. I,. SIM;ccIl ()f Climn!titrn tn an K. i;dmuiison of Kugcne made a Vcrv tri'lii.iblv and lucid argument from h's Mandoint. I,ee M. 1'i.i.i . i r.ug?ne (a Kplendid yotng iu in t il. 1 1 in an earnest and t lo ,Ut: i tv, inner of the lx'iiign bijss miri t" ii"W from democrat i .tsceu- ! if.. im I il be did not jrial.i: con ir 1 ...iuot Uin fuult, for he .11 ;'i it i nild be done in a p'jor 1 tun-. M n. K. At. Vt.ti h, that !ir!ir : ' -iiK-crat and ge iial ;;entlc unn, !" tiricd the I, ,'.. . to a , rm'! 1 li'iuse of IiLhoM Aien-lsof .uh 1: ti.'s. J)ob Is ni home be- .111 aii-'icuce and is m tiniest, iiit'.'t li'img and erya(i talker. II 111 1 I tie good points, beeame ttitty .it timcti, kept his Iiearers Miiii !r n I r about two hours and lire, i ..1 .ilvo after salvo of ap p!i' . II" IJryan d not sit in t ' 1 - Vi'i ! Iiovsit will be by no '.1 Mr. Venteh. KT. Th t!i- ' h-.-r day C. II. Jones had . fine to rep ive a verv 11I painful wound 011 the "!. j i- t over tlie 1-ft eye. by ilofnn nx. He went in'o "Mi'.'d to split 5ot:.i- kind- f.r V 'lie i- I'l'.''. There wa a clothesline ti '. !: ! a.-uss the shed which in-. : !;i '' notice-. He raised the to '':ikv; the handle come in o:ii ' . u itii the line in its descent fch.-b ihn-w it suddenly back, kin.iking kiui senseless fornshoit time and cutting a gash In his fore head i-e.ir!y two inchM long. Dr. Saapp attended him and he is (jettini; on nicely but he will wear a M ir for a long time to come. O JDI'.UvY'S VAUDIiVIM.U. One- ot the iK-st three-psoplc shows eame to town last week that has been seen in these parts for a long time. As a contortionist, acro bntist, trapees aerinlist and slack Hire balancer fiodfrev is at the ton. - ( His wile as a tarpsscorian evolu tionist is a star and the baby wns just as cute as cute could be. They Went to Kngene and to be appre-. eiated ought to be seen. i.U'n-KK. - - President Strong of the Univer sity of Oregon will lecture on Fri day evening nl Martin's Hall. His subject will be 'Governor McDuffie's Message 011 the Slavery Question." The admission fee will be 15 cents, which will be de voted to the benefit of the public school. All are invited aud an, iu lercsting and highly entertaining hour will be had. I'KITIT KKO.M I.OHAKM. ' On Wednesday Mr. Hardy Crow stormed the Nugget office with some choice specimens of the splen did fruit he raises 011 his furm near Lorane. He left two huge Glori Mundi apples, a large quince, a Pound pear and three Hnuuer pota toes, all handsome specimens. Many thanks Mr. Crow. J'OV.tL XJiirs will Iw found 0,1 tlie Fourth I'tiji). "'I ' l.'.'.K v, l'itl llf-r. u-lw. ....... r. .. I, . . ' iroin State Geological .Survey dil on to the taf north, l,a9 re finicd home safe and sound. The expedition la worked !, . . i ... 1 Mort" ta Cotzebuc Hound I .ey traveled over 700 mile, f j llmr barren country, during which ! time they explored the VUU n,,,t ! Tubulic livers and M,i i,, , I WMerc ODcnition ceased for thU season. On the return their vessel, 1 the Pathfinder, left Uolifiu bav on I -.tiivi 1111 it I' V . i : ( t ( i i September ,8th and made a safe 77 " " -where the party wns disbanded, j , Miss Kthel Vcmch of Salem is virility vjrccn nw nil the wonders of the i iiorthland, stood all the horeships well and Imd but ten days of sick ness, when lie was laid up with Oregon nua-les. l'v is now de. voting his atiuiii.)!, to tiiining in Uohimia, wlur-j lu- 1 interested wfth others in a group of claims whidi are showinx up j well audi which. h- l)t!'o-i 1.(...r t,:.n ' I . '! .18, will bring Imn j handsome returns In the future. TltK C!. KINO TALK. On Monday evening nt Masonic Ilnll the Hon. R. O. Smith of flow audience. Hills bad jccl) ! circulated calling for a republican rally and an invitation extended to all, and the result was more than I gratifying, cs()ecially iu the assem bling of so large a number of lndic. Mr. Smith was at his best nnd set forth the truth and falsehoods of the campaign iu burning language! that pierced through the iniquitous I spots and opened up to sunlight the ! cause of intelligence, morality, honor and progress. He held the closest attention of his large au dience for two hours while they listened to his eloquent array of facts in support of republicanism and his denunciation of the theories and false prophesies o( democracy. C. H. Uurkholder presided at the meeting. THE '40 OJtAMA.- On election night lite amateur company put on the boards at the Opera House their excellent little drama of the .days of '49 to a crowded house. The play went off1 without a bifch aud the new fett:ires intrnluced helped im mensely to flavor its former fine rendition. All the participants on the stage did themselves proud and the entertainment was a decided suceeKs iu everyway. The feature of providing election returns be tween the acts was an innovation new to many of our town people & . audience at limes to almost a fever! .... : llCIll. i IIIB CUIII.-1US1UI1 1111: piii- the floor of lite hull was cleared aud put iu shape for a dance. Many of the older people sought their homes, but all the young folk and quite a number of baldheaded bojs took pnrt in the festivities that ruled the hours till dawn, and nil had a fine time. NOW Ol'KN. ' The Y. W. C. T. U. reading room is now, an established fact and henceforth will be open everyday aud evening for the accommodation, pleasure and instruction of all who desire to avail themselves of its privileges. It has been fitted up iu nent and tasty shape and will provide a most comfortable and cou ireninl nlace to imss a restful hour j,, tie SOciet of the most gifted authors. On its shelves and tables will be found at all times the lead ing newspapers and periodicals of the day. The young men of this city are especially invited to make us6 of its opportunities. It is un der the direct supervision of Mrs McCttrdy, who will at all times mnke the rooms pleasant for those who wish to come and will be pleased to imparl the fullest infor mation that comes to her. The rooms Were put in shape aud inndc to look inviting by those artists iu house decoration who always strive to please, Jenkins & Lawson, and they have made a real cosy place of these rooms. All are invited to call and make themselves tit home. nnd served to warm up tue uig:tfouoto I'hiloumtli. in llenton county, All About you. Dr. Ilulllnger, Dentist. T. K, Youittt ,vlnltt!il Kugenoon btisi nes this week. T. !'. Smith wiia in town from I5o hemm thin weak, . "".KnnxolKngeiio eauio down on business this week. William Medley Is In town from the 11,1110 ,,,l"0H ...Mrs. John Allen who has boen very '" improving. 1 inn iiiiTiii r nv n ir.twnii in mi viHit t,,lH WUBk w,tl' JIis8 u,,(1 !?" 'J-,Co,l"n wl'wn thin week ; jjiiuiiv 117 vii it from nany wynnu tins wubis. Tliuro will ljf unrvlcoH nl llm f Ilirlutlnti Clitirch noxtHtuiday. Kvorybody uome. Mrs. J. JJ. Lawrotico of Kttgono was Hits (uist of Mrs. H. A. Cuttle tins week. Kd Jonks oamo in from lioliuinia tills wtk and was qnartmud at tlio Slier wood. Mrs. Ada Vauchn of Bnkor Cltv Is vinititiB this wobI: with Mrn. Jolin Ilo",l"d' . W. W. Thomiwon emtio io town from ()lt.miu this wl-ok and registered at the Sherwood Miss Colfman is and has been for fxiiuu dnyi very ill, and is attended by I'r. Knajip, Mrs Joint Adams has boon down with abndc-uKoof typhoid fuvorund is now ninvaloaciili,'. C. 11. Tolbert is in town from tiio liluek Hutto iiiiuos nnd stopjiiu at tlio Mark Cowling of thn Jllnck lititlo mines, eamo in tiiis week nnd plit, iiji at lht" Hlcrw.,od. MiiiH Mnu'Rio Whitsett is up from Suvdnaw and is a (jnest at tlio CotUigo (.novo hotel. 'N. Hi ItnsHol!, 0110 of Hohomia's iniiierv, eamo down this wuek and is to he found at the Hhurwood. Amos Htoiio has come out from lio- lir - nnu and will go cast to nis old homo '" 1J" -ton for inter. w illiuni lligniH eamo out from tlio Uohemia hills this week and was registered at the bherwood. y. C. I.qclwood of Ilohemla came down on husineHs for a fow days andean be found ut tlie Cottage Grove. Albert Stock, one of tho owners of one of tlio rlehuat of noheniia mine-, is in town for a duv or two 11114 week. V. JJ. liehne, superintendent' of the Helena mine, eumw down from liohemia this week and n,-is stopping at tho Sher wood. James Jones has severed his connec tion with tho county rock crusher and for the present is located at tho Cottage it rove. CIS. I'aylee, who lives about tun miles east of town, was iu town thiH week and favoiod tlio Xuggut with a siilwtantial call. Mrs. George Clark and her son I-'ranl; of Comstuck havu been very ilt with typhoid fever, bat are now out of danger and getting well rapidly. Mrs 1S.J.I. Hart hns removed her Imkerv from the lower end of town to t tho li'uildiiiK recently, occupied by the ACine reai.iuruiu on .uuin buuuu P. J. Jennings has returned from his trip to the Helena mine in Itohemia and feels highly elated over tlio future prospects ot tho mine. Ho goes to Port laud. J. T. do Spain and family have moved ll-'lll lliuii mu fr-ini ttiuir old Home at tne uiviuoanii whuro they oxpect to .dwell in .tho years ticome and grow rich from tho trtitta of tlio uoil At the M. K. Church next Sunday at ":!;0 j). 111. itov. C. Ii. Crandall will ad dress the young people on "Tho I'owi bilitfes of Human Life." Kvorylmdy welcome. Jievivat sorvico every night thia week. Mrs. John S. Medley, who has been for ninny 'lays hovering between lifoaml death with 'acute bronchitis and hoart failure, is i-lowly rallying and her many friends are now very hopeful of her ulti mate lestoration to liealjh. V. II . Shane. 0110 of Ilohemia'a etaunchest advocate and tho owner of good claims there, eamo to town this week on business and to exercise his prerogative as a sovereign citizen at tho polls. Ho was registered at the Sher wood. G . V. Mcliovnnlds, who lives about 6 miles southwest, noar tho Divide, called at the Nugget olllce on Wednesday morning to get tho election returns. He is a veteran of the civil war, and to say that lie was pleaeed with tho result of the vote just polled is to put it tame. Ho was highly elated and fultliku shout- iiif,'- ANOTIIKU ST1UKJC. On the Helena ' No. 2 contract woik has been in full swing for many weeks past. On one of the tunnels 140 feet has been run and on another 100 icet has been com pleted. In botn tunnels' excellent ore has been 'encountered. A new contract has been let for 300 feet to tap the ore body about 500 feet below. At the end of the, tunnel the ledge shows very fine ore which carries values of gold, copper, lead and silver which run high. Active work-is going ahead at the Helena and the recent clean-up of the mill is one ot the best in the history of the mine. In Brief. Dr. Illillinger, Dentist. Go to Malleoli's for flno jewelry and holiday nilvorwaio. , Kor hand loaded tdiolls call 011 Griffin nnd Voaloh Co. All work warranted one year. "Cop" the jeweler Gut your dirty suits cleaned at the Kugune Steam Dyeing and Cleaning Works, Geo. K. Uriilitli, local agent. Clippings for Halo at tlio Cottage Orovo Cigar factory. CO l'rs. Men's nnd Day's Hoots nt cost for spot cash at Kakiu & DristowH. Suits! Suits!! Tailor rnado suits!!! Up toduto lu overv respect, from $15 up. Call aud sou samples. Gho. I'oiii.mam. Dr. A. .T. Ilulllnger, Graduate Dentist. Permanently located. Grlffln-Venlch Co. carry tho linest lino of Ammunition in South Lane Co. "Cop" the jeweler buys gold and silver at market prices. For quality and cheapness in fresh meats go to tlio Central meat market. To tho boy or girl who brings us on January 1st 1001 tiio greatest number of our soap wrappers with our advertise ment theroon will ho given one of those "cow clocks" shown in our window. JCakin & HlURTOW. J'eaiitiful rings and tfllverwarj at Madfien's for the holidays. Geo. Jioliliimn, the up-to-date tailor, will show you goods, nil shades and nil prices. Think of it. A tailor made unit for ?9 and up ! Pants $4 and up. Fresh candies every day, inado from pure sugar at thoTaiftir shop. Caps for Hoys and Girls nt loc each. Kakin it Jiristow. Dr. A. J. Illillinger, Dentist. Latest things in non-breakable plates Gold Crowns and Dridges. Permanently lo cated. Jlewareofair dried or half dry floor ing, ceiling ami rustic. The Iiootli Knlly Lumber Co., nro making special prices on kiln-dried lumber. Go to Geo. Dohlman's tailor shop Main street and sec his fall lines of samples nnd goods. Ho can please you in any style or line you'mny desire. Emblem buttons and pins at "Cop" thejewelers, M. V. A.. W. of W., K. O. T. M., K. of P., I. O. 0. lf., and Masonic. Don't run around with dirty clothes when you can get them cleaned for a song at tho Kugeno Steam Dyeing and Cleaning Works. Inquire of Geo. JC. Griflilh, tho hnrher. 1 See the lino display of millinery nt the parlors of Mrs. .1. S. Medley. John Stonohurg's barbershop nnd baths Also a lino lino of cigars, to bacco, confections, etc. Tyy him Golden Rultselling out. Bootf, Shoes. Rubbers a,t cost. Groceries at reduced prices. W. F. Schui.lijr. 'OTICl-:. As I nm going to spend the winter months iti California I will return, here nn or about February 15 or March 1st 1001 to practice as usual Drt. A. J. IIuLLlNGmt. LOOK HKltE. ' Wo havo 'decided to continuo Vnir 10 per cent on" on stoves for this week. We have the stoves. If you want a stove comonnd ?ce us, if you do not want a stoyo como in and see us anyway. WltKMIiKK it Scorr. SOUTHKKN CALIFOUNIA. Notably among tho pleasures afforded by thu Shasta Itouto Is tlie winter trip to Southern California and Arizona. Ilenowed acquaintance with this section will ever develop fresli points of interest and added sources of enjoyment, under its sunny skies, in tlio variety of its in (liistiios, in its prolific vegetation and among its numberless resorts of moun tain, shore; valley and plain. Tho two daily Shasta trains from Portland to California liavo been re cently oqtiippcd with tlio most approved pattern of standard nnd tourist sleeping cars, but tho low rates of faro will still continuo in ellect. Illustrated guides to tho winter re sorts'of California and Arizona maybe had on application to C. IJ.MAItKIIAM, G. P. A., l'ortlaud, Oregon. KICKKD BY A IIOKSK. Mr. Tnplin's boy at Saginaw, who is about 7 years old , was kicked on Monday by a horse and for some time it was thought he was killed. He was carried into the house as dead. Dr. Snapp was in the neighborhood, was summoned, and after applying restoratives brought the little fellow around all right, but it was a close call for the youngster. ', , Snbsoribo for tho Nugget all the Bo hemia mining news, $1.50 per year. iirmnfiiFiirmiirnreiirfflmmmfflmfflK 1 0sVDiM BfXRfcMNS I SZ FOR KVFIiYBODY AND A GRAND SELECTION 3 5 FOR ALL. GIVE US A CALL. 3 IE We have a MgnificenFstock of FINE SHOES, 2 iZZ our prices are lower than like quality sells for any 3 wnere else, and we guarantee snoe satisiactton in every respect at MoneySaving Prices. We think we know what the people want. To suit the public taste and purse and meet popular de mand is our business ambition. w As ST: We will fit any foot or pocket-book and assure, satisfac z tion, and then "the proof of the pudding is in the eating." :3S 5 OUR SHOES ARE GOING LIKE HOT CAKE. 5 i WE SUIT EVERYBODY. H E. WALL & WHIPPLE j Progression ,j We are living in a rapid age: an age of Progression. The World moves j M and you must move with it. K Keep up with tho times. If you see a phnncc to benefit yourself grnsp Ifc. tho opportunity. You Can Benefit Yourself by Calling At 33enson Drug Company. COTTAGE GItOVE OREGON. tire Drugs W. S. Chkisman. The Fashion Stables Ghrisirian & Bas, Proprietors. 2 4 First-Class Turnouts, Double or Single. UP TO DATE bmvtv til . .nrMti' rri mm ml w Wheeler & Scott Over (10 odd patterns of wall paper to choose from and more on tho way, at Jenkins it Lawson's. Sportsmen remmnber Griffin & Veatch Co. carry aline lino of Shot Guns and Rifles. Successor to B. F. PHILLIPS, DKALKRS 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 bad 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, Ore. w w (lis is and Chemicals Eli Bangs. Proprietors of the Bohemia g ft and g $ Black Butte Stage Lines. g (, y Reasonable Prices Cottage Grove, Oregon. Sewing- Machines are Just that Ball-bearing and'High-grade Vertical Feed and three under feed machines. Prices to suit. For sale by COTTAGE GROVE. wanted. 300 to 500 cords wood cut at Black Butte n ine. Apply at the mine. Wm. Harris, Supt. Tho Eugene Steam Dyeing nnd Clean ing Works guarantees fast color on gonta suits. They com? out looking liko fiew." Geo. E. Giifiith, local agent. To sccuro'a good tight floor or ceiling and one that will 'always remain so use Kiln-dried lumber. Tho Booth-ICelly Lumber Co. at Saginaw kiln-dry all in terior flnisli and rustic and nro offering special bargains in mo. Wo sell good goods nt good prices for our customers, Central Meat Market. A car load of Columbia River cedar shingles for sale by Jenkins & Lawson. g A CARLOAD OF f sBOOTS & shoesH ElA FULL LINE OF THEz Sj LATEST PATTERNS. The Prices will n1 w 1 you, and in poiut of A J! Quality and Beauty f.iS cannot be beaten. idcr. m MAIN STPttPr HeiicEway JjlllWI