1J N
iiusiNKrta enANrtftH
Whoii it comes to business
ohnngcs. Cottage Grove can Hct a
pretty Rood pace for some of the
larger towns. Three deals of im
portance wero consuinntcd this
week. Wheeler & Jordan Hold the
Cash Grocery to J. 15. Wheeler and
A. G. Young who wilt conlinne the
business. Mefisrc. Wheeler and
Young are recent arrivalH here
from the cast. The firm of 1 1 uni
on way it llurkholder Iwih also hecii
tlinsolved, W. K. Jlcmcnway retir
ing, having disposed of his Inter
est in the business to his brother,
I). II. Ilciucuwtiy. The new firm
will continue the business under
the same firm name as before. Mr.
I). II. Ilcmenway is well and
favorably known, having been en
gaged in business here lor n num
ber of yonr.s, K. A. Sanders has
Hold the liohemi.i saloon to Mr.
Utter, an experienced saloon man,
formerly of Albany. Mr. Sanders
will remain here.
' IIIKTIIDAV J'AUTY.
Miss Elsie Kirk, of Dorcna. en
tertained her friends in honor of her
ifith birthday. The forenoon was
ftpcut in vocal and instrumental
music after which dinner was called.
The evening was spent in discuss
ing events of the day. Those
present were Mr. and Mrs. Allen
Kirk, Mr. and Mrs. John Kirk, Mr
and Mrs. Will Kirk, Mr. and Mrs.
Wush Chapman, Mr. and Mrs. Will
Chapman, Mr. and Mrs. KulixCur
riu, Misses Ilattie Chapman, Jessie
Heath, Koxy VauSchoiack, Mlifnie
Unyles. Sadie Wilson, Wyatt Wil
son, Ullic Smith, Mural and Elsie
Kirk, Osie Currm, I.ula Kirk.
Messrs. Grorge Currin, Lester
Chapman, Iilsa and Krankie Van
Schoiack. Wayne, Eurinitt, Clar
cuce and Ralph Kirk.
I.OTTJIt .. tii.mwn
Miss Lottie L. Tillson pave an
elocutionary entertainment at the
Opera house Monday to a small
audience, awl those who were
V .present, ma,, not s:gru arijue-unc
licr efforts to please. There are a
uumbxr of local elocutionists Jicrc
who could have given a much
better entertainment. The Re
becka Lodge of this city was instru
mental in securing Misfi Tillison
nnd they regret very much that her
entertainment was not what it un
represented to be. Ice cream and
cake was served by the Ucbccko
lidies after the entertainment. This
part of the program was participated
iir awl greatly enjoyed by all
present.
IACK 01' INTISHItST.
On Tuesday afternoon Mr. L.
C. Smith, of Minnesota lectured to
a small audience nt the Opera
bouse, oir dairying and diversified
farming. The attendance for the
afternoon lecture was so small thnt
Mr. Smith decided not to speak in
the evening. It is to be regretted
that such a lack ol interest was
manifested. Mr. Smith is a prac
tical and experienced farmer and
bis talk would have been worth
dollars to every farmer who could
have heard him.
ltUtCTKIC FOUNTAIN.
The New lira drug store has one
of the most attractive show windows
this week that has ever been fitted
up in the city. It is. air electric
. fountain, mauufucturcd by Mr.
Nclsotr. It is mounted with sev
eral miniture electric lights and a
crowd can be seen in front of the
window at almost nil hours of the
night watching the maneuvers ol
the frogs, fish, turtles, crawfish and
polliwogs.
W.ACK Mto.
The dread disease, black-leg, has
made its appearance to some extent
among cattle itr some parts of the
county. One man nearCoburg has
lost 9" fine blooded calves within
the last few days.
JlASIillAM,,
The agent of the Boston Bloomer
'girls baseball team vn4s in town
. this week and arranged n game
...1.1. lVTonncrfr DllttOU Of' tllC BO-
. hernia team to be played Tuesday,
June 25.
I'KAliTICAI, MUM,.
The Engle hose team were out
Tuesday evening doing n little
practical work. Several loads of
old ' boxes, crates and trash were
gathered up around town by Mar
aim I N111111 and hauled to a vacant
block in the north part of town
near the Christian church. About
K o'clock, Tuesday evening they
were saturated with oil and set fire
to. A regular fire alarm was
turned in awl the boys made a very
pretty little run of thice blocks at.d
had a stream of water playing cu
the fire on short notice. The Rescue
team is also doing good drill work,
I.OAl) 01' 8T0V1! I'lI'ltB.
All kinds of loads are hauled on
wagons, but perhaps one of the
most unique cargoes itood upon
Main street last Saturday. It was
a load of stove pipe in
sections of -six joints, in all 67
sections making 402 joints besides
two tops to which were added an
extra joint. The pipe is sajd to
have been ordered for the Black
Butte quicksilver mines and will be
used as air pipes.
I'OK ooddhss.
The voting contest for Goddess
of Liberty is now in progress.
Tickets have been printed and arc
on sale at the New lira drug store
awl R. W. Newland's, at one cent
each. The lady receiving the
highest number of votes will be
Goddess nnd the one receiving the
next highest will be Angel of
Peace.
HONING CONTIBT.
A couple of spirited boxing con
tents occurred Thursday morning.
Ceran DeLassus aw) A. Ilemcnway
had a 5 round go, which was a very
pretty contest. Joe Lawless and
Roy Ilemenway were the next in
the ring and for a few rounds gave
r very gocd exhibition.
THlt CKI.HUUATION.
The Fourth of July committees
arc now getting down to hard work
and nre determined to make the
celebration a grand success. The
Pleasant Hill band will probably
furnish music for the occasion. T'.ie
line of march awl program will be
given next week.
'IMI'KOVINO.
Word was received Thursday
that lion. Ivan McQueen, who is
under the care of Portland physi
cians, was getting along nicely.
He stood the operation very well
and it is hoped thnt he may soon be
able to return home.
UttV KIJSiniiNCU.-
Work has been commenced on
the new residence of Mr. Phillip
Hold. Messrs. Geo. Lea and Scott
Jackson arc the contractors and
when it is completed it will be one
of the finest residences in the city.
TO Till! MCUNTAINS.
An outing party consisting of
Dr. II. II. Tetrie and wife. N. H.
Martin and wife and Miss Bessie
Griffin left Sunday morning for
the mountains. They expect to
be gone several weeks.
FRItSH VAINT.
The residence of L. Lurch on
Mniu street, is being treated to a
fresh coat of paint, which adds
much to its appearance Jenkins &
Lawson ore doing the work.
A NUW SKWHU.
The I. O. O. V. lodge have had
a new sewer put'in this week,
leading from their property to the
riven A good improvement.
CI.OSHD DOWN.
The Booth-Kelly 'mills at Sagi
naw were closed down Monday on
account of the death of Hon. John
Kelly , of Eugene.
ARKUSTJJI), .
Wayne Starr was arrested Sun
day at Sodaville for robbing the
Dusty postoffice. He has made a
written confession.
FOUND.
. A pair of ladies kid gloves, owner
can have same by calling at this
office and paying for this notice,
AIL ont yoij.
Clinti. Cochran went to Ktigcno Mon
diiy, V. .1. Jennings whs In tho city thin
week .
Trunk While- went to Hiigcno last
Friday.
Joo Grifllii wont to Kugoiie awheel
ftiintluy.
Albert Wo'xl was tip from Ku(r-iio
Sunday.
Charley Vim Fleet Is on llio sick lint
this week.
Miss I'Miin Martin went to Eugene
hist Saturday.
H. (i. Lock woo J, of limine, was in
town Momluy, "
Mrs. Geo. Kelly, of Wcndllng, was in
town tills week.
(Ico. Willoiighby, of Eugene, was in
town llils week.
I J. Moliiscr was doing business in
Eugene Saturday.
Mr, Sadlu Downing Is clerking In the
poi-lollicu thin wcrk.
Theodore Mnrtin, of Oreswcll, was li
the tlrovo Thursday.
T. A. Ix'wls, formerly of tills place,
wiih in town .Monday.
Win. IVrmln returned lioma from
Junction, Wednesday .
.Mrs. Warieu MuFarlniid has been
quito ill tho past week
Mrs. Anlauir eaino down from Coin
stock on Monday's local.
Clinc . llruneaii left on tho stago Fri
day morning for Bohumiit.
Will Ftetter, of Albany, was injlown
thlb week visiting with E. It. Otisc.
Mayor Vcaieh made n flying business
trip to Drain Tuesday ufturiioou.
F. J. Moinzor nnd bride arrived here
from Portland ThurKlay morning.
James Motnenwsy made Eugene n
business viidt the llrst of the week .
Mrs. H. A. Seam and moii It'itph.of
Walker, were in town one day this week.
Newt JoiifS returned homo Tue-day
from an extended trip down tho valley.
(5. Meadow 'Is in town from Ilohcmin
thin week. He expects to rut urn noon.
C. II. Wallace went to Coburg the
first of tho week to do conic brick work.
I. P. Inman, the limine merchant
was In town after n load of freight, Tuos
day. Geo. W. Lloyd and wifonnd Mr. and
Mrs. Scott weru Kugenu visitors Tues
day. Misses Lulu Currin and Neva Perkins
are houiu to epciid.tliu summer from the
U of O.
Blanch Brown nee Strong formerly of
this (dace died nt Grants 1'ass Sunday
night.
Mr. and Mr. W. II. Abrams were
visiting friends in Eugene the llrtlot
the week. ,
IMItor C. .17 Howard left on the early
train Tuesday for Portland on it few days
buHiuess trip.
J. A. ChlldciH, n prominent mining
mail from Los Augelen, was in tho city
the past week.
Mr B. I.. Piekard went to Lebanon,
Saturday, on 11 visit to her daughter,
Mrs. Or Boyd. '
Mrs. VanDcnbnrg and daughter went
to Kuiteno Monday for a few days visit
with her parents.
(J. C. Milh-r stopped off hero to spend
a few days with Iiih family on his way to
Portland, thin went:.
Mrs.'Jas. 0.trander went to Ktigene
Monday for a few days visit with her
daughter, Misn Nina.
Misx (icrtrudti llurdick in attending
the commencement exeru:aesof tho U of
0 lit Kugenu this week.
Win. Ilemenway left Tuesday for
Seattle, 011,11 few davs business trip,
with tho view of locating.
Messrs. Oco. Ilawley. Chits. Miller
and Frank Phillips left' Monday morn
ing for 11 trip to Kastem Oregon.
Dr. Geo. Wall returned homo the first
of the week from Portland whero ho at
tended the grand loduuof Masons.
Mrs. Itufus Dillird left Moudny for
I 1 - : .. o. ..1 ...,!. ...T.nH
HIT lltllllU 111 0HIMIIlt , , lint., ntivi iv
a ft w days visit with relatives here.
K.J, Lea, who has been absent for
sometime, was shaking Hands witn ills
many friends in thiaeityUhis week.
Mr. Krnest. Vouneer arrived up from
Monmouth Tuesday afternoon to accept
a position 111 tho uanK 111 tins piacu.
Kditor Iloraco Mann nnd wife, of tho
Medford Knqulrcr, wero in town this
week on n visit tothoir ninny friends.
Lewis Ilnrtloy,' of Corvnllis, stopped
In this city 0110 day last week 011 his
way to llio mines, and mudo this olliuo n
pteatmiitcall.
Don't fall to seo Dr. Lowe nbout your
back niraln until fall. His glassesare tho
best ho can buy.
Forest Banger Vcatch with his family
left Wednesday morning for Bohemiu
whoro ho will romaiii until about thu
mlddlo of Octobor. ,
WlnfltiM Bennett cntno up from Ku
couo whoro ho has been attending tho
U of O, Friday to spend tho summer
vacation at nomo.
Thu many friends of Mrs , Jas . White,
formerly of this place, but now in Brit
ish Columbin will bo sorry to learn that
sho is very ill with typhoid fover.
P. J. Mo Cormack, of Black Mountain,
Colorado, u prominent milling man, is
in tho city this week. Mr. McCormack
Intends spending tho summer in tho Bo
hemia district In the Interest of soma
Kastorn capitalists.
Ohas. Destol, who for several years
has been interested in mining property
In Bohemia, and who has been spoiullug
tho winter 111 Seattle and Portland, ar
rived last Friday nreparatory to eonr
moncinjj work on his property on Klo
pliant iiomPlllli
Our First Surprise Sale
Our
Big
Prints
Sale
All new and veiy desirable patterns (and the tpiality is first class(
of the kind on the market.) It's a day when judicious shoppers will
they need.
Wit Ori'.KATIt
A model Grocery Department,
It is model in the class of goods
handled pure and wholesome food
products. Model in the price
charged which are lower than
those asked for similar goods else
where. Ii' You Want
To set a model table buy your
Groceries at Our Model Grocery
Department,
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t j in i vivo
I) 111 I II IV I i . -i-
'lll
Ii grief.
Look at Kakin ft Uristows shoes.
Valunblo mining proporty in Bo
hemia for Hale. Jerome Knox and Co.
1 jiilies crash skirts from 50cts to $2.00.
at Lurch's.
Geo. Griffith for prices on cleaning
and dyeing.
Anew invoice of plated ware, clocks,
etc., at Madsen's.
Cedar posts for sale any amount. In
quire at this oUice.
Perfumes, tho best to be had. Helicon ;
DnlgC6.-
You will always find fresh fruits and
vegetables nt Tho Caah Grocery Co.
Head real estate bargains of Jerome
Knox it Co.
Lut os millinery every week low prices
astonish all. .Experienced trimmer.
K. K. Kimbx it Sos.
Mens' and woinens' hIiocs at GOc per
pair at Kakin it Bristows.
Toilet articles, Benson Drug Co.
A larae assortment of tho great fav
orites. Porttunl, Caramel and lig Prune
Cereals, at Cummings.
They arc tho cheapest and best
Kukin" it Bristows shoes.
Look at those ladies watches just re
ceived, at H. C. Madsen's.
Kino residences, choice lots, business
blocks for sale Jerome Knox it Co.
Savo money in buying goods ofX.K.
151 sen it Son. Their prices win trade.
Suits! Suits!! Tailor made suits!!!
Up to date in overv respect, from $15 up.
Call and seo samples.
Gko. Boiii.mak.
If vou want anything in tho lino of
pruning8hears call on Grifljn. Veateh Co.
Statbnery, pens, pen hoidors, and
pencils of every description at llenson
Drug Co.
Stationery, the best in tho market, to
bo found 111 Cottage Grove, at Benson
Drug Co.
Wo have on band a largo stock of
kiln-dried flooring, celling aiid rustic in
grades 1 '1 and 8. Let us mako you
special prices.
Booth-Kelly LustnF.n Co.
Just received this week n choice va
riety of ladies and Misses fine Bhoes.
Calf and seo them nt Cumming's store.
Buv your fruit jars at tho Cash Gro
cary Co. They handle tho best.
The drug stock of Benson Drug Co. is
choico, complete, and absolutely the
best in tho market. Try us.
Get your prescription filled nt Benson
Drug Co, I'uro drugs, of superior
quality.
TIioho now gents doublo chains nt II.
Mndeen's are beauties. Seo them.
Go to Geo. Bohlman's tailor shop
Main street and seo his fall lines of
samples and goods. lie can please you
in nny stylo or lino you may desire.
Only the host drugs in tho market at
Benson Drug Co. Bring your proscrip
tions. Tho Cash Grocery Co, keep tho most
complete lino of groceries in the city.
I will from now sell anything in thu
millinery goods at cost price.
Mits. Gko. Boiilmav.
Fresh candies cvory day, mado from
pure sugar at tho Tailor shop.
Try 11 Sunday dinner nt tho Imi-khial
IIotkl. Served from 12 111, to 1:80 p
m. nnd up to dato In all respects.
Everybody pleased wfththoir trimmed
lmtsntN.L. Klseait Son, u ml money
saved.
Are vou n farmer? Jerome Knox it Co
will sll yon fllrm or several f"r"18 10
suit your cqnyeoU'liee,
PC
S67 a,;ra' SATURDAY, JUNE 22.
We claim special attention to Our Bargain Attractions planned for thin
day. From Nine in the morning until Six in the afternoon, Saturday,
June 22, we will put on Sale
Hundreds of Yards of Prints
At Special Prices
Don't Think
Or spending money for Shoes until
you see what we have to offer
Remember This store has
that tne most desirable
nf ni Shoes. Taking
TlJiic style' fluality and
i imes price iuto.consider-
ation wc believe our present stock
beats all others in this locality.
Children's
Ladies'
Mens'
40c to $1.85 Pr.
$1.25 to S3.00 Pr.
r.5o to $4.00 Pr.
W. S. ClIKISMAN.
TiJf 7k T !i7 y
f V O JL 1 Y Y J- WJ Jit. va.
The Fashion Stables
GhrisrpaD & Bags, proprietors.
First-Qass Turnouts, Double or Single
r
Cottage Grove, .Oregon.
Geo. Gumming;,
IJealer in general merchandise has now a wellselected stock of choice
family grocerieb which he is selling at lowest living prices. He is also
offering special values in gents furnishing goods, men and boys shirts,
underwear, gloves, etc., all at greatly RKDUCED PRICES. Bargains in
Ladies, Misses and Childrens Shoes.
In addition to regular stock he is now offering the balance of the,
Schuller stock of shoes at less than cost.
Everybody cordially invited to call and get prices.
George dimming.
DIED.
KELLY At Eugene, Saturday, June
15, 1001, Hun. John Kelly," aged 85
years, 1 month, 12 days.
Deceased, was 0110 of Lano county's
most highly respected pioneers. His
death will bo a shock to his wide circle of
friends not only in Lano county but
throughout tho state.
M A 11 HIED.
GROGEK-MAKZOLF Friday, at high
noon nt the groom's homo, In Puyal
lnp.Viiah., Mr. Boy Grogernnd Miss
L. Marzolf, of Michigan, wero united
in uiarraige.
Mr. Groger is head book keeper for
tho Booth-Kelly Lumber Co., at Wcnd
ling, and is wetland favorably known in
Cottago Grove.
MEINZEB-AVEBEIt. Mr. F. J. Mein
zer of this city and Miss Florence
Weber, wero married in' Portland,
Sunday, Juno 10.
Tho contracting parties nro both well
and favorably known hero and hnvo
many friends who wish them well. Tho
Nugget extends congratulations,
it n t? a-
J' J ii ,
HICKEY To Mr. and Mrs. Norman
ilickey, Juno 1!), 1001, nson.
WAXTKD TRUSTWOnTIIY MEN" AND WO-
men to travel and advertise for old es-
tahllHln'il linnan nt unll.l flnnnnial .)nn,L
. v --"- ...... I. V.. 1-4 DVIIIIU-
ing. Salary (780 n year and expenses,
mi i.iuuiu iiii-asn. no canvassing re
quireil. Give references vand enclose
self addressed stamped envelope. Ad
dress Manager, 355 Claxtou Bid. Chi
cago. Albert Tozior, of Portland, was
elected president of tho National Edi
torial Association at BufTalo hist week.
K S. Harking, of thu McMiunviUo Tele-phono-Begistor,
was elected president of
tho Oregon association. Tho noxt
national association will be held nt Hot
Spring), Arkansas. Tho Oregon asso
ciation will meet in Salem this coming
fall, during the sa,tp fjir,
in fact they arc tiic very best gbodij
be anxious to come and sccute what
Every
Woman
Should be
Interested
Not Only
In the quality of
Dry Goods sold
here but in the"
prices asked. We:
are prepared to furnish you witlt
the very best Merchandise in the"
market at a little lower figure than
the other fellow
IlAKDKKRCIIIUl'd
A nice assortment, 5 to 25c
BKirs
Latest Styles( 25 to 70c
Straight Front Corsets $1.25.
L. L -L. !- .1- .1
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71- -I- "1- -1- -I- -i- -i
El.1 BANGSj
! Proprietors of the Bohemia y.
Black Butte Stage Lines
Reasonable Prices
Swimming "is it."
Horses for sale or trade. J. IIt
Hawlcy.
Johnnie Mnrtinr of Crcswell, was in
town Tuesday.
The shirt waist man baa made his np
pearance in this city.
Call and see tho fino lino. of candict at
The Cash Grocery Co.
The many friends of Hon. Ivan Mc
Queen will regret to learn that ho iit
again very ill. Hois under thecaroof
Portland doctors.
Bewaro of air driod or half dry floor
ing, ceiling and rustic. The Booth
Kelly Lumber Co.. nro making special
prices on kiln-dried lumber,
Geo. Bohlman, the up-to-date tailor,
will show you goods, nil shades and ul(
prices. Think of it. A tailor madu
suit for (0 nnd up 1 Pants (4 nnd up.
"Why not spend the vacation nt Yn-
?iiiua Bay, where can bo had excellent
are, good llstiing, good bathing, alluring
rides mid rambles. Tho courses and ox-,
ercises nt tho summer school,. of 1001, a.
Newport, will ufTord great variety of
instructions, diversion nnd entertain
ment. No other resort oilers equal nt
ructions nnd advantages."
wanted. Capable, reliable person in;
every county to represent largo company
of solid financial reputation ; (930 salary
per vear, payable weekly ; (3 per day nb
solutely euro and nil oxponses; straight,
bona-tido salary, no commission; salary
paid each Saturday and expense money
advanced each week. STANDARD
HOUSE, 334 Dearuorn St., CmcAao.
Ira Conner, of Cottage Grovo, and W,
H.Bcidlor, of near Oakland, father ami
uncle of Editor W. C. Conner, arrived li)
this city Sunday by private convcynnco
to enjoy a brief visit and look after busit
no9s matters In lloieburg, Mr. Conner
left muddy and rough roads in Lano
county nnd was surprised to find them
dustyussoonns he reached the Unipqua
valley. Ho reports good crops in tho
upper Willamette- and only a few aphi
thus far n evidence in the grain fields.
Messrs. Conner and Beluler returned
homo Monday gvenlnp. Plalndealgr,
lie
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