A
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yht Prosperous Business Men
of Cottage Grove Advertise In
the Nusiiret.
Bring Your JotfWork to the
Nugget Job Cftce.
Prices Reasonable t.
Dcvdtcd to the Mining, Lumbering and Farming Interests of this Community, to Good Government, and Hustling for a Grub Stoke. -
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Cottage Grove, Oregon., Friday, A.pril 12, 1901
3STO. 13
PROFESSIONAL.
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DcvoTod To Bdhcmift NoroX and
Items of cjeneffct' SwXcfGC To Mininrf Icn
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J. E. YOUNG
Attorncy-al-Law
Offlca sa Wain tret, Yt Mile.
COTTAOK GllOVH, OKII.
J. C, JOHNSON and P. G, EIIY
Attorneys and Counsclors-at-Law
ipatUI atlantloti itlvon In Mlnlnir, Curi'i-rulloii
anililarranlllo Uw.
.Offlia or Uartnan St NewWrnVnitoro,
COTTAGE GROVK, OR.
J. S. MEDLEY
Attomoy-at-Law o o o
: Offlc on Main atreat '.
CoTTAOK GROVE, OKIS.
JEROME KNOX
Attorney -at-Luw
Trampt attention t l'l t o tl n jti k I 1 1 c
CoTTAOK GROVE, ORIt.
L. L. STEVENS
Attorncy-al-Law o o o
Hl attention riven to Mining llualncM
mid Colleellom.
EUGENE, ore.
hilmoi w. tnoxnox cicia. a. imkdv,
THOMPSON 3c HARDY
Attorneys and Counselors-at Law
8 patlal attention rlrt" lu the Uw of Ml n w.
EUGENE, OKK.
L. T. HARRIS
Attorney ami (!ounsclor-at-Ltiro
gpetltl attention tlran to Itia )twif MluM.
ttnt Katlunul lUuk lliilldln.
KUUKSK, OIIK.
r:l ta blk ass a rs.
Xtuiptei bfwll reelve proinit attention
FRANK P. WHITE,
COTTAOK OltOVK. OIlK, !
0.1 wllb Jamci llemonvr)-, Mnlli it
Mrs Klthcrlll6 Sclllccf, , D.
Dlsetsts of Women aud Clillilron
COTTAGE GROVE, ORE.
D. J. GOVER
Prospector ami Mine Locator.
For Information on IJohctnia
Mining District write mc.
ftxclal Attention Otven to Corrcir"'cnco
UOHEMIA, ORIv.
BUSINESS.
OO 10
MRS. PET SANFORD'S
For Fashionable Dressmaking.
MAIN HTKKET
CoTTAGK GROVUi OrU.
J. W. BENTLY,
The practical Root and Shoe mnkcr,
located one door west of the Bohe
mia hotel.
Repairing neatly and quickly done
aud satisfaction guaranteed. Call.
BARKER & MARTIN
I'HOPKIKTOIUI 01'
THE EXCHANGE-""ag7
DKALKHS IK FINE
WINES, IJQUORS, CIGARS,
Mulnitreet, OotUg. Urova, Ora.
W. H. SMITH
proprietor of the CAFE ROYAI,
on River street, near the bridge,
CoTTAGK GROVK, OllU.
Short orders day arfd night. Every
thing first-class aud the best the
market affords.
ELITE o Shaving o Parlor
COTTAGM GroVM, OKK.
GEO, E. GRIFFITH, Prop.
oDonoflODeBOBsnonoionoooBOBOHoiiaEiflBsioDOBOBorJeDOBOEOBOBoBOBOKaBaReBooneBoaBtBOBSo
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I? OR MEN.
Wo handle Knranao Glove Company'
l'(KIm. They lire coiHldcred the
bwl glove in tliu market.
5 Good V How OH Stock willi patented
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mmiK iiiaivncr iv nun iw.
Oar Stt'Hin Troof lino are n soft, plln
hie clove, iih well as durable;
iiihiIu with patented ct r inn fast
ener Ma; I mid $1 20."
Unlinrd Kit, coft flnii-li, making n
very nice driving glove. .$1 U.r.
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Snrmmr Duck, ll(;ht weixht, flue
Hlik'k.iio hand, open hack, I'ortvr
(ai-temT, welled, wax linen thread
Hift and plluhlt); itiidniihtedly
the Iwitt glovo In tho market ...
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a wuuiimTi
I.jnud Kit Glovo?, flno stock $1.
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H. C. MADSEN,
Watciimakkr.
RppnlrlnK at roAionatile chorse.
All work guaralilrcil tlrt-olai.
Vli'lnMi,C'locl.aiicl Jewelry at Ixjwcit I'rlroa
COTTAGE GROVE, ORE.
W. H. ROBINSON
Practicing Physician.
Office and residence on River street
near Wall, Cottage Grove, Ore.
Hotel Eugene
IIOLLBNDECK BROS, & BRISTOW.
Headquarters for MINING MEN.
UVHHV WAST ATTKNUKII TO,
EUGItNK,
Oregon.
j A CARLOAD OF j
&BOOTS & SHOESlf
SEa Fuiyi, une of the:2
latest patterns.
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The Prices will please
you, and in point of
( ) Quality and Beauty (1$
.11'.
iJ. cannot be beaten:
I Ilcinciiway (S
I lMliolfe 1
8 MAIN STREET.
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Has come and you want new
carpets, carpet sweepers, lace cur
tains, window shades, matting, silk"
olines, cretonnes, tapestries, down
pillows, linoleums, oil cloths and
everything needed if refurnishing
your house for the spring. A nice
and complete line.
Eakin & Bristow.
Hnnmnn flr
uaiiiiuii via
COTTAGE GROVE, ORE.
I'OR BOYS.
Cotton 8ettcri, gool qnullty, in
maroon and nwsortcd Ntriped
colorit 00c.
All-Wool, light weight, aborted col
ored striped 'JO.
FOR MEN.
Cotton, good quality, color ma
roon fiOc
Mixed Cotton niid Wool, medium
heavv, iiiarooil 80c.
All-Woof, good quality, medium
tt 1 ft
I tll-U'.w.l n.. ,...,.11,.. In u.
All-Wool, Very lino fiuailly, in an-
Honeii roiorni finpes. . . m.
White, medium heavy f2 00.
MAN & NEWLAND ...
Griffin & Veatch Company.
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a. o. walioce,
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0 At WAT.k'RB
Handles Dry Goods. Groceriks. Bluestone. Lime, the !
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Srj Medicines. Oregon product
ESS preserver, Avenarius Caruolmeum.
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Come once and will
M G. O. WALKER,
MICROBES!
Shakespeare says: "Our doubts are traitors: they often cause us to
lose much that we might gam." 1
Microbes ore the one canse for disease with its many symptoms.
Radam's Microbe Killer gradually renders our bodies immune to the
ravages of disease.
Information and pamphlets free.
Rcsjdepco with J, K, Barrett,
FOR CHILDREN.
Lawn Hoods, made of lare open
work ; very pretty donigns
35 to 03c.
Kmhroidered and Tucked Muslin
and Swiss, different designs. . . .
70c to f I 35.
Ladies' Sun Honnqts, made of cham
bray, full buck crown, stitched
and lined, assorted colors. .00c.
Our line of Loose Embroideries, Rib
bons and D.rygoods Notions is
large.
Ladies' Summer Skirls, Iurgo vari
ety ; in price from ... ,00c to $3.
Shirt Wntsta. tlitvcrent- .cotora nno.
Ladies' Xeck Wear in latest ptyles. . a
IBotoOOc. 2
Slielf and Heavy
Hardware.
Farming Tools,
Simonds Saws,
Studebaker Wagons,
Hercules Powder,
Mining Supplies,
Dunn's solid Tree Spray,
flRKfiflN.
r..1t- - 1t-- 1!.... r T)n
Paint, and the celebrated wood fel
trti
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make vou our Friends. M
Walker, Oregon.
MICROBES!
A. P. HOWARD, Agent.
COTTAGE GUOVE, OUEGQK,
The Mining and Scientific Press
to sworn statement of officials in the six monts from July i, igoo to Jan.
i, 1901, the American Smelting & Refining Co. earned $2,950,000.
During the same six months it is officially stated that the Guggcuhcims
earned $2,250,000.
A new undertaking by the United
collection of statistics pertaining to
111 the United states, atyl representees of the survey have been assigned
to the various mineral bearing portions of the country. The territory
comprising Utah and Arizona will be in charge of Victor C. Heikes.
This new move on the part of the Survey is to be a permanent one, the
gathering aud compilation of statistics concerning the gold and silver
output of the country to be independent and yet supplementary to the
report issued annually by the Director of the Mint.
The Uncle Sam Mining and Milling Company was organized in
Eugene last week. The capital slock of the company is $2,000,000
divided into 2,000,000 shares of $1 each. The mine is located in the
Blue River district on the west side of Gold Hill. The company owns
four claims: Uncle Sam, Verl, Red Bell and Sunrise. These are some
of the finest properties on the hill and have been (ar enough developed
to show big veins of valuable ores. In one of these properties a very
rich strike was made some time ago which assayed $1280 to the ton.
The company expects to begin erecting a mill about May 1. Eugene
Register.
A multitude of people are making thousands, yes millions, in min
ing operations in this western country, but in the list of successful ones
the names of non-investors do not appear. At the present time there is
no avenue of investment which appeals so forcibly to the investor as
does the mining industry, and the returns are much greater than from
any other source of investment. There is a certain class, however,
which shrink from mining ventures because of failures in this direction
in the past. The rank and file of this class are prone to cry down the
mining industry and do their best to prevent their friends from making
investments in mining or mining securities, no matter how safe and
legitimate the investment or speculation, and, while thousands of others
make fortunes in this line, they hang back and refuse to be convinced
that there is money in mining or that the industry' presents any oppor
tunities for safe and profitable investment. This class may well be
termed as moss-backs people who are a century behind the times. They
' will always follow the tail-end of the procession, while friends, more
.1 progressive, more courageous and more intelligent, fall into line and
j eventually make a stake in mining ventures. Others are doing this,
i why can't you? The field is wide and there is an opening for everyone.
Mining Review.
The Pittsburg Post gives the following account of a new method of
reducing ore which reads like a fairy story. The discovery is said to
lb.ave.been madebv a nhician iand
ing the cost as well as tlie time required lor this work down lrom sev
eral days to a matter of minutes. The process has been quietly tested
in Pittsburg plants during the past few months, says the Post, and in
each case has proved fullj up to all
tenum a number of Pittsburgers whose names are for the present with
held have been preparing to orgauize and secure a charter lor the con
trol of the new process. One of the "flux" is that it may be used over
and again. The chemical discovery that has finally been made public
was developed by someyesrs of stud- by a Dr. Miller, a man advanced
in years, whose homa is said to be in the vicinity of Mt Pleasant. His
experience with his composition, which is called a "flux" developed the
fact that by mixing it with asbestos and placing it in a crucible with
raw ores, the heat produced is so intense that the asbestos becomes
liquified. The action of the flux and asbestos upon the ore is almost in
stantaneous. In forty minutes the removal of the dross from the top of
the crucible shows the pure copper, lead, silver or.go!d beneath.
JOB COULDN'T HAVE STOOD IT.
If he'd had Itching Tiles. They're
terribly annoying; butUueklen's Arnica
Salve will euro tho worst ease of piles on
earth. It has cured thousands. For
Injuries, Pains or I!odily Eruptions it's
tho best ealve in the world. Price 120c a
box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by Bex
son Drug Co.
The conditions so far are favor
able for a coming fruit crop in Ore
gon. All kinds of fruit trees will
blossom out later this year than
last, reducing the danger from
frosts and cold weather. Trees as
a rule are iu good condition, and
fruit buds are abundant. More
winter spraying has been done than
ever before, aud it is probable that
there will be a similar increase in
summerspraying. The chances for
favorable weather during the time
of blossoming are good, as there is
but little snow 011 the mountains,
The present outlook is good, there
fore, for a large crop of fruit of
good quality. Ex.
CAUGHT A DREADFUL COLD.
Marion Kooko, manager for T. M.
Thompson, n largo importer of lino
milliner at 1058 Milwaukco Avonuo,
Chicago, says: "During tho lato severe
weather I caught a dreadful cold which
kept me tiwako at night and made mo
unlit to attend my work during the day.
One of my milliners was taking Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy for n sovero
cold at that tlmo, which seemed toiu
lievo her so nuirkly that I bought some
for myself. It acted liko magiu and I
began to improvo at once. I am now
entirely woll and feol very pleased to
acknowledge its merits." 1'or sale by
Bb.nson Diiug Qo., Cottage Grove, Lv-o,s-s
A Ai'I'Luoate, Drain. -
of San Francisco says: According
States Geolotricnl survey is the
the annual output of gold and silver
chemist andpromises to reVolution-
the claims made for it. In the in-
A TESTIMONIAL FROM OLD ENG
LAND. "I consider Chamborlaiir's Cough
Remedy the best in tho world for Bron
chitis," says Mr. William Savorr, of
Warrington, England. "It has paved
my wife's life, she having been a
martyr to bronchitis for over six years,
being most of tho time confined to her
bed. She is now quite, well." Sold by
Brnsom Dnno Co., Cottago Grovo. Lv
oxs& Ai'er.KG.iTK, Drain,
TAN BARK WANTED.
200 cords of Hemlock bark wanted
at Haine's Tannery, Eugene, Ore
gon. We will pay $7.00 per cord
on board cars at Cottage Grove or
Walker station. For information
write or call on W. W. Haines &
Co., Eugene, Oregon.
Secretary Root has pronounced
the stories that Aguiualdo had been
invited to come or that he was
coming to the United States in the
immediate future to be baseless.
for your consideration.
Suits cleaned and pressed from
$2.25 and up according to texture.
Prices in proportion per single gar
ment. Eugene Steam Cleaning
and Dyeing Works, Geo. E.
Griffith, Agt.
wanted, Ca pa bio, reliable porson in
every county to tepresont largo company
of solid financial reputation; $930 salary
per vear, payable weekly ; $M per day ab
solutely sure and all expenses.; straight,
boua-fido salary, no commission ; salary
paid each Saturday and expense money
ailvanred cacli week. STANDARD
HOUSE, 334 Dkaiuiorn St., Chicago.
Fresh candies, every day, nitulo from
pure sugar nt tho Tailor shop.
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