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I
MAflQUHKADIt IIAI.T..
The Masquerade Hall given Inst
Tlnuflday evening under the nti
nplccsof Court Bohemia No. 33,
ltoreMcrs of America wan n mom
brilliant nnd mieceflsful event
of the flcnnou, bringing forth the
largest attendance of nny Hlinlliir
occasion in the city. Some of the
costums were elaborate nnd tasty in
design. The fcUlvities Imted un
til 4:30 a. 111. when the dnncers dis
persed well pleased with the even
lug's entertainment. The prizes
given by the generous merchants
were n credit to them and well
worth the efforts put forth. During
the intermission the prir.es were
awarded n follows: ilcst dressed
lady, album from Carman & New
laud, Miss Nellie Uerry; best dressed
gent, umbrella, from Court Bo
hemia No. 33, Wm. Purmnn; best
sustained character, 1st lady, ladies
umbrella Irom L. Lurch, Miss San
ford; 2nd lady, hand painted china
platter from IJcnson Drug Co., Miss
Wood; best sustained gentleman
character (nti old man), toilet set
from New Era Drug Store, Miss
Pearl Rice; comic character for
lady, manicure set from W. L.
Coppernoll, Miss Bessie Markleyj
comic character gciitlcment, box of
cigars f 1 0111 C. ii. Clements, Thos.
Medley; booby prize, awarded to
Lawrence Hrown, cow brand clock
from Knkin & Hristow. One of the
npecial features of the evening was
the cake walk for the marble cake
given by the Cottage Grove Bakery
which' was awarded toJ.C. John
Ron and Miss Nellie Uerry. The
following were visiting Forester
from Kugcuc: W. W. Brandstct
ter, Horace Westbrook, Arthur
Stubliug, Doc Matlock, SI usher,
R. Willoughby, W. Church and I'.
A; Rankin.
THK I.I011TS ON.
Last Saturday night the lights
were turned on at the new light
plant for the first tim;, and the
test .gave satisfaction to Mr.
Abrams, and Electrician Citircli
who was here to put the dynamos
in running condition subject to
being received by tho proprietor of
the plant. The street and buuness
bouses presented a nice appearance
while the lights were 011 as against
trj'epqal nil lamps which have do:ie
. Ker.viec these three months. Mon
, day evening the lights were on for
the first time all night and the ser
vice was quite satisfactory although
the, management does not expect to
get the ball's steadied do.vn to his
satisfaction for several days yet.
. IXl'ANTKV COMPANY.
Ail application containing about
60 names of the best material for
nn infantry company has been for
warded to the headquarters of the
Oregon National Guards asking for
the organization of a company in
Cottage Grove. Under the new
bill, four more companies arc to be
organized in Oregon, and with an
increase of $200.00 per year appro
priation for each company. It is
understood that Col. Poornian, of
the 0. N. G, has given assurance
that Cottage Grove will be one of
the first to secure a new company,
and considering the pcrsouellc of
the application already forwarded,
the company here would be n
credit to the O. N. G.
NKW DRAY SWRVICK.
Perry Long, well known here and
who for several years was asso
ciated with Wm. Clark, the veteraYi
dray man of Eugene, in the dray
and livery business, expects to
start a new truck service in this
city the first of the month. Mr.
Long is a good worker and under
stands the business he will engage
in. The Nugget wishes him suc
cess. TO DROO PATRONS.
To do justice to your physician
nnd at the same time relieve the
suffering of the sick, too much con
sideration cannot bo given the
quality of drugs used in the com
pounding of prescriptions. Benson
Drug Cp. takes particular pains in
the selection of. the best drugs in
the market, and realize the neces
sity of careful attention to all pre
scriptions. Remeuibsr the place
Benson Drug Co. ' " - '
FOR U. S. SENATOR.
Thursday's vole for U.S. Sena
tor resulted as follows:
Corbett 3)
Hermann
I ti 1 1111 1 1 26
Williams 22
Dennis
Representatives McQueen and
Ilenienway voting lor Lorbctt.
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IIOUOMT THK UKOISTKK.
The Gilstrnp Bros, have pur
chased the Kugcuc llcgistcr, hav
iug conducted it under n lease for
the past eighteen months. Last
week ti deal was consummated
with C. D. Kdwards in which Gil
strap llros, became the sole pro
prietors. Since their connection
with the Register a marked im
provement is noticeable in the
news service and it is apparently
enjoying a thriving share of busi
ness, and me Register 11 as lite
Nugget's hopes that it may continue
successful in the future as it has in
tht- past.
AllVKUTISK.
Califoruiaus arc giving a great
many explanations in answer to the
query, "What is the matter with
prunes?" While the answer given
by Mr. Stabler, of Yuba City, Cal.,
is similar to a number of other an
swers it is stated in a striking way.
He says: "Do you know that just
about the time we were talking to
the mass meeting at San Jose, a
man at Rattle Creek, Mich., carried
a gallon jug of molasses into his
barn and mixed the syrup with a
quantity of wheat. After further
manipulations he had his product
(l'Jstutn-C'reil) reily fjr market
He advertised: we did not. He is
a millionaire; we are not. Last
year he spent Sjoo.ooo in advertis
ing; we spent nothing. He sells
his product; we can't sell our
prunes. .
INCOKPORATI'.D-
Articles of incorporation of the
Rotisc-Geer Lumber Co., have been
filed with the county clerk. The
incorporators are Levi Geer, J. 11.
Rouse and John Sutherland, all of
Amos, Lane count , Oregon. The
capital stock is fixed at ?,ooo and
A mo:t, 'Oregon, is designated as
the principal place of business.
TO KUOK.N'li.
The line cabinet of Bohemia ores
which has hceu on exhibition in
the display window of the Miners'
Exchange for so long, and owned
by Mr. Alf Walker, was boxed
iiid shipped to Eugene last Mon
day. FAKE ADVERTISING.
In Oregon millions of acres pf
the best lauds left in the gift of the
government are in Oregon.
Soil that yields from three to
five harvests of wheat for one seed
ing in Oregon.
Over 20,000,000 feet of forests,
that produce from 25,000 to 250,
000 feet of timber to the acre in
Oregon.
Pastures that turn out 25o-pound
sheep and 2200 pound-cattle in
Oregon.
More than 14,000 square miles of
mineral lauds, rich as the richest in
Colorado, California, or the Klon
dike in Oregon.
A climate that is unsurpassed, 110
winter cold, 110 summer heat, 110
blizzards, no droughts, and 110
crop failures in Oregon.
Oregon is reached directly and
quickly by the New York Central
lines and their immediate connec
tions. The above advertisement appears
in Harper's Bazar of Feb. 9U1,
written bj the New York Central
railroad company, for the purpose
of booming Oregon. It is n very
questionable method of making
business for the railroad lines, It
is also a sure thing that -such ad
vertising will be of no benefit to
Oregon.
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DIVIDE 1TKMS.
Roy Colli 11 mndu it visit to Kiigono
last woi'lc.
School elosod Inst Fridny tlio closing
nxurolscn Lining held Saturday ovenltifr
attor tlio literary mooting.
Jumca Miller in hotter 11 1 thia writing.
Elinor Smith in jiiat recovering from
U SOVOI'O llltU!83.
Jolin RobiiiBon'a little hoy was taken
Btiddonly ill Sunday Dr. Sclilcef waa
called and ho la improving,
Mrs. Walter Cnmuly romrnod homo
Monday from a visit witli friomls south
of here, '
All About You.
I). V. llinton returned to Kugeno
niiiMiny.
J. V. licrx returned from lingerie
Monday.
Dan Collon loft for Bohemia Monday
IIILl'IIIOOII.
Dirk Tnlllliiuer wan In town Tuesday
irom 11111IH011.
lien Curry wiih In town this week
irom tint isooiuiuy mine
MIhh l.iiiirit J011CH Hjiuul fjnndiiy with
friend fn C'oliiigo Orove.
Attorney . I. '. Yoiiiik did legal bind
lien In Kiikuiiu Tiuwluy .
Attorney .!. C. JoIiiihoii Ih doing jiro
(cMxiomil LiMHiiiuHH nt Hiilum.
II. W. Churchill and Oiciir Ridunour,
of IIihIhoii, Hjicnt Sunday here.
V. E. Martin, of the Miners' Ex
change, in HcrioiiHly indixfioxcd thia
week.
,f. M. "Williams, deputy prosecuting
attorney, wuu an arrival from Eugene
.Sunday,
TIioh. Aubrey, (he obllgfm S. 1'.
uncut, ami wife vbilted in Eugeuu the
Drat of the week.
J, W.Cook arrived .Sunday from Port
land on hiihiiicpH connected with the
liivcraidu Gold Mining Co,
Win, McQueen returned Sundnv from
Kiddle where he luia jiiat fludslied a
unveil month's term of -chool,
0. W, Caldwell and wife of Colorado
arolnlho city looking for n location
with the view of permanently locating.
Mrs. !'. E. Alley and children, of
Itoaehurg, nro veiling her parentx in
thiH placo, Mr. and Mr. Win. Churchill.
Dr. Snapp wm called to Eugene Sun
day In couxiiltalinu with Dr. McKenney
for Hev. Cliiycouib'H wife who fa very
ill with fever.
W, II Monro anil Win. AuMln enmc
in from Bohemia Tuedday evening, and
left WedncHilny noon for it ten day'a
vieii in Portland.
Jack Qiiiiin went to the Ilooth-ICellcy
mill at .Saginaw Tuesday, where he
willngnln manipulate the throttle on u
donkey engine.
Dr. Suapp had three calU to Mill No.
I the nasi week. Them hcohim lo be a
great deal of aickneaa at present at Sagi
naw ami the mills.
Ieo Martin returned hiHt Friday from
a visit at his old home in' Yamhill
county, and Tuesday morning of this
ttccic leu lor lliu Helena mine.
O. W. I.lovd returned last Saturday.
accompanied by hia. family nnd have
taken up their renlncnee tu tlio Lurch
property formerly occupied by It. J.
Jennings.
John Holland of the Cottage Grove
Hotel, and A. II. Xichols, are rusticat
ing for n week at the residence of Mr.
Holland t mother, in the iiciglitxirliood
of Crow poslotlice.
Charles How en left Monday for Bo
hemia where he goes to push develop
ment work on the Mystery, near the
Uidgu hotel. He expects to he absent
until about thu firat of June.
I.,uru t W 11,1.,.,. I.',,,!!., Pl.iUino
J. E. Wheeler mid A. l.c.ivens" returned
1'utxlav fiom 11 week's nutim on the
head waters of Mushy Cieek. They re
port a pleasant trip. '
Dr. Wall went to Eiii'die Mondav
wheiu he performed an operation upon
the youngest son of Mr. ind Mrs. Alt
WnlL',.1' f,ir litiir liti 'Plit i iiu.i-fi I ittn I
wan HiiecHKHftill v nerforiiii',1 itiul tit Inwt (
account the patient was rccovciing
iiicei v.
Hon. .Initios Hrmcuwav and wife
spent Sunday in Cottagelir ve, return
ing lo halem .'Monday nflernoou. Mr.
Ilenienway was coulined to Ins lied for
a week with fever and his looks indi
cate that he had quite a tuesol to it-gain
neaitii.
h Brief.
fjeo. Orlirith for piicoa on cleaning
and dyeing.
Toilet articles, Beneon Drug Co.
Tor May A Co. garden needs call
on Wheeler A Scott.
(lo lo MiiiIsuii'h for flno jcwolrj nnd
lioliihiy silverware.
I'crfuines, tho best lo be had, Benson
Drug Co.
I'or hand loaded shell call on GrlJlri
and Veatch Co.
Suits! Suits!! Tailor inndoguita!!!
Dp todato in every respect, from $15 up.
Call and sea samples,
Gko. Boiii.max.
Slnli incry, pens, pen holders, and
pencil of every descrliillon al Benson
Drug Co.
Giillln-Vealch Co. carry tho Ilnest
line of A in tu ti ii 1 1 j oi t in South bane Co.
Tor (lower and garden seed get f. ,.
May ti Co. Northern grown eceds nt
Wheeler A Scott.
I'or (jiuillty and cheapness in fresh
incuts go to tho Centrul meat market.
Beautiful rings and idlvcrwaru nt
Mttdscu'H for the holidays.
Stationery, the best in the market, to
bo found in Cottage Grove, at Benson
Drug Co.
Just received this week a choice va
riety of ladies and Misses lino shoes.
Call ami see them at Cuiuuiing'a store.
The drug stock of Benson Drug Co. is
choice, complete, nnd absolutely the
best in the market. Try us.
A quantity of fine dressed lumber and
floonng for sale. Apply at tho black
smith shop of EhyA lioren.
We sell good goods at tfood nrices for
our customers, Central Meat Market.
Get your prescription filled at Benson
IJruu t,o l'ure drugs, of superior
quality.
A car load of Columbia Itiver cedar
shingles for sale by Jenkins A Dawson.
Kresh candies every day. niaou from
pure sugar nt the Tailor shop.
We have on hand a lame stock of
kilu-dried Mooring, celling and rustic in
grades I i and ii. but us make you
special prices.
lJOOTIt-lYKM.Y J,U)IIIKU UO.
When volt wnntn rihvnip. thnt it mild
nnd g"iitfc. easy to take mid pleasant in
effect use Chnuiberlairi's Stomach and
Diver Tablets. Only 'Joe. by Benson
Diiuo Co.
Ovor (10 odd patterns of wall nnner to
choose from and more on tho way, at
Jenkins A Dawson's.
Sportsmen reuu-niber Griflin A Veatch
Co. carry u fine lino of Shot Guns and
Rifles.
Only the best drugs in the market at
Benson Drug Co. Bring your prescrip
tions. P.'irpntM and vnnmr npnnl fdirinhl rn.
nieudter that it frequently occurs that !
"Music fa father and mother, sweet-
heart and lame, and aomctimea bread
Mrs. I,. D. Beck.
Mrs. Beck's vlnM in music, ia doing
splendid work, but she has little
mill in tho progress ol thofo uliotinnkc
iijlism a study during, tlio summer
months only.
Wheeler A Scott expect a carload of
I'isli llros. Wagons In a lew day. He
foreyou buy call and see thoin.
tokinT)Thiexds. .
I 0iVDlW BIRGMWS 1
POR EVERYUODY AND A GRAND SELECTION 5
I'ORAIJv. GIVE US A CALL. S
We have a Magnificent Stock of EINlTsHOES, 2
ST our prices are lower than like quality sells for any
7 where else, and we guarantee shoe satisfaction in - 3
J every respect at Slif
MoneySaving' Prices.
S YC tm"k we know what the people want. K
ili 'J, st,it the public taste and purse and meet popular de-
W mand is our business ambition. j
S We will fit any foot or pocket-book and assure salisfac- 5
tion, and then "the proof of the pudding is in the eating." zS.
OUR SHOES ARE GOING LIKE HOT CAKES. 3
g WE SUIT EVERYBODY. j
g E. WALL & WHIPPLE J
W. S. CltKJSMAV.
Em Bangs.
The Fashi on Stables
GlfPisiqai) Barjjls, Proprietors.
I Proprietors of the Bohemia
and
Black Butte Stage Lines. U
Reasonable Prices"'
' First-Cbiss Turnouts, Double or Single
Cottage Grove, Oregon.
UP TO DATE ssj
Davis
Sewing Machines
ARE JUST THAT
Ball-bearing and High-grade Vertical
Feed and three under feed machines.
Prices to suit.
For sale by
To thoe tthopo kindly assisted us in
caring for our mother during her last
illneiiH wo deaiio to thua expreta our
heartfelt thanks.
II . I. Bristow,
K. K. Bkibtow,
J. W. BmaTow.
JIOHX
l'OUOU COURT.
Last Triday, Ceron Del.aa.iua became
engaged in a controvctay with Mra.
1'iclcrcll. It'irt paid that Del.asus in
quired for aomeono aupposed to ho in
tho house, being atiHivered intho nega
tive ho attempted to look over the
woman's shoulder into tho room. She
promptly reached Ida face with a rous
ing alap. Then to get even Dobasua
ainaahcd tho glass in tho door. Night-
watchman Nunn piped around tho corner
nnd quieted thing8. Tho ncxt.niorning
Debaaus was arrested for diaturbingthe
peace, and tho woman was brought be
foro Judgo Sledloy on tho charge of keep
ing a bawdy bouso. fiho atood trial pud
was Apod $25 niidcost8. Not holngabloto
pundlo up tho quarter of a hundred alio
waa jailed, where alio ia aerving out her
time. Tho fine imputed on Delaaus was
4 which ho paid.
Joseph Bennett last Monday Bworo out
warrant againta U. II. Stone for
assault nnd battery. It acotua that tho
gentlemen had aomo difficulty in settling
accounts, which could not bo adjusted
without blows. Mr. Bennett waa badly
battered upon tho nrma and hand. Ah
aoon iia Mr. Stono oxouaed him Mr.
Bonnott appeared beforo .ludgo Medley
nnd Bworeout u warrant for Mr. Stono's
arrest. Mr. Stono appeared and
promptly paid his flno, $5.60,
COTTAaE CUtOVK MAiqCKT ItEI'OHT.
Wlicnt, (Klo or bushel.
Oati, 4Wa por buslicl
Klour 90 to 05o por eaok.
Hatter, 25e per pound,
I'remnory, i'xi por poiuul
Krk, 18 poriloion,
llamH, country, 12J4
Hlilen. 10.
Chickens; mixed, fi.75 to p. dor.
Ijird, lOo ior pound.
To Bccuro n good tight floor or ceiling
and ono that will always remain eo uo
Kiln-driod lunibor. Tho ' jjpotli-Kelly
Dumber Oo. at Soginaw kiln-dry all in
terior liniah and rustle and nro ollerlng
special bargains in ame.
Oo to Geo. Bohlmnn'a tailor shop
Main street and seo his fall linea of
aamplea and gooda, Ilocan jiloaao you
in any stylo or lino you may detilre.
DA M 15 WOO D A t Latham, Oregon,
Saturday, Fob. Kith, 1001, to'-the wife
of L. M. Da me wood, a ton pound boy.
NKW HOARDING HOUSK.
Joe Miller and wife have leased
the Knox building on Main street
and have had the same repapered
and thoroughly renovated, pre
paratory to opening a first class
boarding and lodging house.
SPRING GOODS.
Mrs. Geo. Boblman will receive
the first of the month a complete
and choice line of millinery goods,
of the latest spring patterns see
them.
Kfmnnm i niimrvn" a
AND
Right to th.e POINT.
As the old maid said when
she kissed the dwarf.
That is just the case with
The New Era
.Drug Store.
Wheeler & Scott . COTTAGE .GROVE.,
Geo. Gumming,
Having bought out the entire stock of W. F. Schuller, is norr
offering the same at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
I have already added largely to the Grocery Stock Have just re
ceived a fresh supply of Teas, Coffees, Sugar, etc.; also a choice lot of
Apples, Oranges, Lemons and vegetables; Dried Fruits, Bacon, Ham
and Lard, and other goods now arriving.
A cordial invitation extended to all.
George dimming.
FEEE!
TO BE
Given Away,
FEEE!
A $35
Wheel.
.Drop in and shk Us. . . .
Everything Fresh and up to Date.
Prescriptions Carefully Com
pounded night or day.
Brehaut & Nelson.
The New Era Drug Store,
A ft:5 CltESCEXT IiICl'CL,E to be presented to some customer
of the Eugene Soap Company May 4, 1001.
With the object in view of placing our soap in every household,
we have taken this means of bringing it before the public.
Every purchaser of 25 cent's worth of our Laundry Soap is entitled
to a chance for our premium offer of a Crescent Bicycle, to be awarded
May 4, iqoi. The chance for the wheel costs you nothing. Buy 25
cent's worth of our Laundry Soap from your grocer, and he will write
your name on a coupon to be forwarded to us in time for the drawing.
We trust that you will avail yourself of this opportunity, not only
of probably receiving a bicycle free of charge, but of helping to buildup
a home, industry.
Our Soap is on sale at: Baker & Johnson's; Hemenway & Burk
holder'rfj ty.' Lurch's; Jos Schlee & Co's, and F. J. Meiuzer's.
Eugene Soap Company,
EUGENE,
OREGON.
When you.-Want
Good Shoes
. Tr
-AT
Low Prices
-GO TO-
Yoran's Shoe Store,
EUGHNH, OREGON.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Notice it hereby given that tba under
ulunecl lias beon appointed admlnlitratorol tba
estate o( Junius M. Cliapln, deceased by an or
der ot tlio County Court ot Lano County, Ore
gnu, made and entered ot record on the 13 day
ot February 1901. All persona baying claims
Hgalimt said estate are hereby required to pre,
nent them with proper vouchers to the under,
signed at his office In the Conrt House at En
gene, Oregon within six months Irom the date
of tins notice
Dated at Eugene, Oregon this J3th day o(
February, 1901.
D. P. BUJtTOH
Administrator of the estate of James M. Cba.
pin deceased.
K. 0. 1'ottcr, attorney for estate
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