Th Prosper ou Business Men f CotUjre Grove Advertise in tht Nugget. Briny Your Job Work to ft Nugget Job Office. Prices' Reasonable Devoted to the Mining, Lumbering and Farming liferents of this Community, to Good Government, and Hustling for a Grub Stake. VOXv. Ill Cottage G-rove, Oregon, Friday, February 15, 1901. asro. 5 NUGGET. PROFESSIONAL. J. E. YOUNG Attorney -at-Law -OOn a tltlu alrMl, Wit Hide COTTAOIC GUOVK, OuK. J. C. JOHNSON and F. G, EDY Attorneys and Counselors-at-Law mU1 Attention ln to Mlnln,Corrmioti sud M.rculll Uw, . pJMOTr 0rinn A NswUwt'a flora. COTTAGE GROVE. ORE J. S. MEDLEY Attorriey-at-Law o o o t-Omr on Mtn ilrot-! COTTAOH GKOVK, Ou5. JEROME KNOX Attorncy-at-Luw n.nyt ttunllon to ' I nil Jluflnetf. COTTAOK GUOVK, OKI'. L. L. STEVENS 4ttorncy-at-Law o o o SHll tUntlon tren to Minim llwlnm nd I'olUttlum. KUGKNK, OUK. KIlMOt W, TMOMnoM nun. . iiakiiy. THOMPSON & HARDY attorneys and Counselor s-at- Law j I ttM ttuntlon tlwn loth. Uw of Ml liei. KUUKNK, OUK. L: T. HARRIS Attorney and Couiiselor-ut-Law frlrst National Hunk Building, j KUUKNK, OKK. i . 1 " 1 - HmiOTWiB r- 7,' t.Sf lapU hf null reralr irmtMtleniluii, -FRANK P. WHITE,' COTTAOK OltOVK. ltl O 1h with Jtnei lluinwr, lln it. in, w. Luirn. f. w.'kvi x. Lloyd & Nevill MISIMl CSdl.MCKIIH O.K. IE UTV UIKKItAt, fiUKVKVOI(8 Rrtuu UUI) Cbmbcrut Cominerco TaUpkOBi i CUjr 7 )-OttTl. Kit, UK. Of fl 0 IvU Mrs. Kithtrlne Sehlcef, M. D. DIjusm rf Women aod Children COTTAGK GKOVK, OUE. D. J. GOVER Prospector and Mine Locator, For Information on Bohemia Mining District write me, rMUl Atuutlon Given to Corrctomlnca BOHEMIA, ORE. BUSINESS. 00 10a MRS. PET SANFORD'S . For Fashionable Dressmaking. MAIN STRKET CoTTACK GttOVB, GUM. EAKIN & BRISTOW BANKERS--' TrnM 0ntl Danklnit iilna In All Iti llnnrhci. 'CoTTAOB GltOVB, ORK. J. W. BENTLY, The practical Boot and Shoe maker, located in the front part of the .Christian harness shop. Repairing neatly aud quickly done and satisfaction guaranteed. Call G. A. COBB proprietor of the Elite Confectionery Also Wholsaler and R tallr of all Kinds of FRUITS. Alo dealer in Cigars, Tobacco and Candies. Special Bargains All for SPOT CA.SI-I.. enoBCHeH9BSBOD8QOBonoB6Q9BOQ9BOBananeB9nesetieioBeB0BonoioB9EiBoaoiiooBoiif)BD9BeBOo FOR MEN. Wo handle finraniin Glovo Company's good. Tlmy are contddurcd ilio best glove In tliu market. Good Yellow Oil Stock with pafpnled Hiring finttcncr COiinil 75c. Our Bfeam Trnof linisnro n coft, plio lilu glove, an well ii h durable; nuidu with patented hiring fitnt fiiur We, I unci t lT. UnlliH'il Ilt, Hoft (Illicit, making ii very i ilea driving glove. . I '.'"). Sarnnar Buck, light -.weight, fine stock, mi hum!, open baek, Porter hiMener, united, ivitx linen thrviul kii iiml iiliulile; undoubtedly lic hei-t gloyo in the niurket . .". fiw. , . . ' j . ., .. w itjiimu, Ah uIkivq, onlv flncr wool, ns-L 2 . nlln.xl qhnpciMrt8lsrflInVrilM f 'rttMlS..lliiriw(rV!t'.-C! .,t"W. fii in. . ... . r. ..... .'..uuo iiiki ri. Lluuil Kit Ctlovef, flnc Htoek . . .$1. ofiosoBoaoBoncHeaonoBGHOBonoaonBOBOHoenoHeBB9BOHOH8BOHeH8B050BBeBooHoa8BanoBOHo H. C. MADSEN, Watciimakkr. rtcpnlrlnx at rcHnonublo rhnrftn. All work KiiHruntocil llrnt-i'luM. Vti'J;p, C'lorWn ami Jew olr) nt Unreal I'rlcei COTTAOK. GKOVK, OKK. ELITE o Shaving o Parlor Cottage Guovh, Okk. GEO. E. GRIFFITH, Prop.. W. H. ROBINSON Practicing Physician. Office and residence" on River street near .Wall, Cottage Grove, Or&. R. A. SANDERS, pitoi'iuETort oy HE Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Choice Brands. A Favorite Resort. COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON. BARKER & MARTIN I'ROi'MKTona or THE EXCHANGE "sssz DKAM5U8 III KINE WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS. Wain street, Untlng. Orovo, Ore, W. H. SMITH Proprietor of the CAFE ROYAL on River street, near the bridge, Cottagr Grovk, Ork. Sfiort orders day and night. Every thing first-class and the best the market affords. Our 15th Annual Clearance Is Now On. During this month only, we are offering all our LADIES' CAPES, JACKETS, UNDERSKIRTS and WRAPPERS AT COST. Also our WniTJt Woor, Blankets. In LADIES' and MISSES Outing Flannels and Fleeced Wrapper Cloths at Silk Waist Patterns at Cost. Eakin & Bristow. Garman & Ncwland COTTAGE QROVE, ORE. FOR BOYS. Cotton SwetturH, mnrooii mid colors good finality, in iiHsorlcd Hlriped W)c. All-Wool, light wuiglit, imHorted col ored striped SI 23. FOR MEN. Cotton, goml niinlily, color mn quality, roon liOu .Mixtil Uottou unit Wool, medium heavy, tmiroon ., HOc All-'Wixil, gooit ntinlitv, medium nuiivy: miinHiii tl 10, All-V(kjI. very lino onulliy. in mr- forted'colornl ntriie. , . White, medium heavy. .. .. 50. ... GARMAN & NEWLAND ... E IT IS HERE! 3 i 1 si Tlte Largest Stock iq Sbtl Irane! -CONSISTING OP- S Shelf and Heavy Hardware; Stoves and Tinware; Pumps, Pipes and AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS! t: Guns and Ammunition, Studebaker Wagons, Canton Clipper Plows, Harrows, Etc. S For Miners' Supplies, 5 Give us a call. the jE GRIFFIN & VEATCH, 3 COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON. 3 A.t 1 Farmers' Store 1 At WALKER, OREGON, Is a Farmer and sympathizer with all men of honest industry, Ml t I . as you win sec uy quamy 01 gooas aim prices. m ury uooas, groceries ana ail Kinus 01 iSfl patent medicines, drugs, ets. Also tne ukuuujn ffi tml MUtl l MINT I in von, teH J. U. VV AJLriViiK., MICROBES! Vot is dem tings I hear? They increase by division from one to ten million in 24 hours... They live by absorption. They are the cause of sickness, disease and decay. Would you destroy them? Drink Madam's Microbe Ivillex. Information and pamphlets free, A. F. HOWARD, Agent. Residence with J, KParrett, . ' COTTAGE GKOVK, OKEGOJ, Sale Fine Shoes. Cut Friccsi FOR CHILDREN. Lawn Hoods, mndo of tare open york; very pretty deiiigmi 36 to 05e. Knihroldcred -nnd Tuekeil Muslin mid HwicH, different detdgnx 75o to $1 35. Ladies' Sun lipnnetH, made of eliani hrav, full hack crown, titilclied mid lined, assorted colore. .50c. Our lino Qf ly)0e Kmhroiderieu, Uih ItiitiB and Urygooda Notions ia large. Ladiex' Kuifitner Skirte, largo vari ety ; in price from . . . ,50c to $3. Shirt WaijilHj different color and "ktndjmiM ,,f460c to 0?5. Ladies' Xpe(c Wpar in latect ntyle. . Uh: to GUe. only house South of Portland. 5 Tlie recu. Our Garden Seeds arc the Best line! mm tu tinr in c i k- V Al.KEK, WKMUUJV. MICROBES! LOW GRADE ORES. In Republic camp, in the Boun dary district, in every district in fact, where transportation facilities ate imperfect, tons of gold bearing rock are thrown on the waste dump. This rock contains only a small amount of gold, it is true, but with ordinary facilities it could be han dled with profit. The ore is found in immense quantities in scores of prospects, so none can complain of the paystreaks pinching out. If there is any doubt in the minds of transportation companies and rail road promoters that great profits accrue to their business in the low grade ore districts, California is ap example which should dispel the doubt. Of late years California has heen paying considerable attention to low grade properties. Having worked out many of thepocketsand the richest of the free gold mines having long ago been exhausted, i the indefatigable miner has set about to replenish his fortunes with the less glittering ore bodies that in times gone by were passed over by countless prospectors. The three northern counties of Trinity, Shasta and Siskiyou at one time were pro lific in narrow veins carrying high grade ore. Until a few years ago nearly all the gold produced in that section came from these ledges. Now the low grade veins are claim ing attention. Nearly all of them contain only a small quantity of gold, perhaps only enough to pay the cost of treatment, but the other metals, copper and the like, are in sufficient quantities to pay the owners handsome returns. Not only have the mine owners become affluent because of these mines, but they have broadened the smelter has been called into aid, giving employment to hundreds of men to feed their fires and to keep theni stocked with ores. Labor, in deed, is the roost important part of the money investment, and the rail- roads are beginiijg to appreciate that with thousands of populations as feeders, instead of the hundreds in the days of only high grade proper ties, there is more hauling. It has taken California inany years to re alize the value of these low grade ore deposits, but once begun, the business of developing them is growing rapidly. In the northeastern corner of Washington there is tne same lesson for the capitalist and the railroad builder to learn. The opportunities seem even brighter than in the Gol den state, for the ore deposits in ourj northern counties in many instances are mountains, where the rock for mill or smelter can almost be quar ried. Costly processes have been made considerably cheaper. Who knows but they may become greatly cheap er as the methods of working low grade ores develop? But whether or not the process becomes cheaper this year the low grade properties iu Washington are certain to be come great wealth producers at no distant day. The high grade mines already areable to take care of them selves and there will undoubtedly be an increase this year of the list of shippers. Spokesman-Review. A CONVINCING ANSWER. "I hobbled into. Mr. Blnckmon'a drug storo 0110 evening," says Wesley Nelson, of Hamilton, Ga., "and he asked me to try Chamborlnin's- Pain Balm for rheu matism witli which I had suffered for a longtime. I told1 liim I had no faith in any medicine as thoy all failed. He said: 'WolllifChamberlain'sPainnalm does not help you, you need' not pay for it.' I took bottle of it home ohd tmed it according to the directions and in one week I was cured, and have not ninco been troubled with rheumatism." Sold by Bkxhos Dnuo Co., Cottage Grovo. J-OjNs & ArrtBGATS Prain Druggist. KNEW THE FAMILY. Geo. M. Hull, who resides some miles south of Cottage Grove, in conversation with a Nugget man some weeks ago mentioned the fact that he was acquainted with' Presi dent McKinley's famijy in early days in Ohio, but not being quite sure whether his acquaintance ex tended to the president, addressed a letter recently to tbe chief execu tive making inquiry as to the family and the early residence in Ohio. Last week he received the following answer, written by Mr. McKinley's private secretary at Canton, Ohio, which puts Mr. HulJ right in the matter aud reveals that it was thq president's father, William, with whom he was acquainted and with whom he went to school: Canton, Ohio, Feb. 1, 1901. Gr.o. M. Hull, Cottage Grove, Or. Dear Sir: Your favor of Janu ary 27th addressed to the president has been forwarded to me for reply. James McKinley, the grand father of the president, wasa justice of the peace in 1836, at the village of Gil ford, Ohio, and he bad a brother by the name of Ephriam. Wm. Mc Kinley, father of tlie president, was a son of James MoKiuley, above re-' ferred to. Very Truly, Cuas. R. Miller. Mr. Hull is now 71 years old and one of the best preserved men of his years in this section. He is full of early day reminiscences and is interesting in conversation. In speaking of the McKinley family, Mr. Hull says there is little wonder that a strong friendship exists be tween Mr. McKinley aud Mark Hanna. The families, in the first place one of the best in tbe grand state of Ohio, and have neighbored together since the'afly days of the nineteenth century. Mr Hull says' tnptesidTrit Mci$niZ??7&ff& and Mr- llanna'sjather, or at least a relative, were closely interested in business for many years, having at one time started and operated a tannery some 18 miles from New Lisbon and about 75 or 106 " miles from Canton. WOUKIJNG NIGHT AND DAY. Tlie busiest and mightiest little thing that ever was rnado is Dr. King's New Life Pills. These pills change weakness into strength, listleist)ess into energy, brain-fag into mental power.- They're wonderful in building up the health. Only 25c per box. Sold by Bknsox Drug Co. American; Canadian and English iron interests have practically unit ed to push trade in Europe. " The greatest danger from colds and lagrippe is their resulting in pneumonia. If reasonable care Is used, however, and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy taken, nil danger will bo avoided. It will eyre a cold or an attack of lagrippe in less time than any other treatment. It is pleas ant and safe to tiike., For sale by Bvhsox Duuo Co.,' Cottflgo Groye, Lyptg & Aitleoat. Drain Drugglstf. Railway traffic is seriously'' jnter- ferred with by a land slidei''on the Southern Pacific in the Co,vy creek canyon country, The.- track has been covered for ovef 200 feet, ranging in depth from itoofeet. "Lmi A FRIGHTFUL BLUNDER AYill often cause a horribles Burn, Scald, Cut or Bruise. Bucklen's Arnica Salvo, will kill the pain and promptly heal it. Cures Fever Sores, Ulcers, Bolls, Corns, all Skin Eruptions, Bent Pile curb on earth. Only S5cts, a box, Cure guaranteed. Sold by Benson Dnrq Co. druggist. FOR SALE OR TRADE I'OR COTTAGE; GROVE property,- 40 acres 2j miles from Mapleton on Siuslaw river at head of tide, Good frame dwelling, orchard U bearing, 5 acres jn cultivation, ballauce good-cedar or fir timber Inquire or write to James Hemef), way, Cottage Qroye, pre, ) pi Iris.-