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The Pfoipiro"1 Business Men
ofCotUee Grave Advertise In
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Brine; Your Job Work to tfic
Nufjget Job Office.
Prices Reasonable
DuVolcd to the MinlngLumhoring and Farming illtcrmUH 0f7hll4 Community,. toGood Oovcrnmcnt, and Hustling for n"orul7stnke."
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PROFESSIONAL.
J. E. YOUNG
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COTTAOK GUOVK, OUK.
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Attorneys and Counselurs-at-r.aw
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COTTA 0 1JG UO V K , O R K.
J. S. MEDLEY
Attorney-ai-Law o o o
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Cottack Gkovk, Oku.
JEROME KNOX '
Attorney-at-Law .
prompt AKcnilnu rlt tn Mining IliinltiOM.
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We arc offering all of our Ladks and mens Shoes, in fine, medium
nud heavy grades at actual cost. . : : Home of them in good
wearers at 50c, 75c and $t per p.tir. We will sell yon the cheapest
shoes you ever bought. ::;:: Only lliree items reserved:
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Attorneys and Cottnsclors-at- Law H
Spcll ne"tlon Klvf ii In the lw ut Mliiw.
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L. T. HARRIS
Attorney and ffounselor-at-Law
Sjfll mieiitdiii glvtn In tho Utrtif Jtloo.
itat National lUtik Building.
BUUKN'E, OUK.
HUMBLE JSSdrS.
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Wo linvi 11 H'wx' many odd mid oihIh uenro kcIIIiii: way Mow lliu rt-untur price,
nay wo have la tliu Hiru, hat tlioy nra brnkun IoIh nail iniitst p)at coaio prlue.
Tliwo gomln 1110 Just ns kkj(1 im
fja;!( ur mull receive Vril't Btlentloti.
FRANK P. WHITE,
I'lllTAUK nitOVR. OltB.
Oli-ewlth 'tine Kcmenwujr, Mnlnit.
M's. Katkrinc Schlccf, M. D.
Diseases of Women anil Children
COTTAOK UUOVH, OUK.
W. H. ROBINSON
Practicing Physician.
Office and residence on River street
near Wall, Cottage Grove. Ore.
BUSINESS.
GO
MRS. PET SANFORD'S
For Fashionable Dressmaking.
MAIN BTItKBT
CoTTAGH GKOVU, OUK.
Over Shifts
Un clef weax
G-loves
Shoes
Hats
i&jr'kratl orer the l.isf and sec rf there is aniitliiny you necdjb
Sldfts
Shift waists
Trlose
"VVf a.ppofs
Chilclfen Hoods
Cof sees
"Lacl i es iNJinsli n
TJndei wear
Sej l's Coats
and Vests
Some Yard Goods, Xotioits, Etc., Etc.
-You Will Find Some Good Bargains-
Wm rt-culvwl iinothyr lot of the Iliiinilton llrnwn SIiooh; ;nn flt n:iy nml nil. Tlicro In no miu illdpultw the furt Unit
tliey Hr Hit Iwst shoo in tin-intitki-t . We lntvo n epeoinl intor mIiou fur tho l.Hiliuit, Viet Kid, lienvy wtk solo, wo
CiimrntiU't! u c'hmI an any fJl.OO xlioo in tho imirkut, fur only $2.00.
Siiperintendfiit IJehnc of the Helena has 25 men nt work in tho
mine; the mill is constantly dropping its 10 stamps and crushing about
35 tons of ore daily that will, average about $15 to the ton. Develop
ment work is going ahead with satisfactory results.
J. I,. I.cRoy of the Laura mine, which adjoins the Helena No. 2,
Was in town this week and had some fine specimens of ore from the
I.nurn. Several openings have been made on the mine which show up
well, but in the present working at the end of the 6o-foot tunnel a fine
body of ore has been encountered and he now feels very easy about the
future of this fine property.
I'Vank Jordan returned Inst Saturday evening by stage from Bohemia,
where he spent several days going over the district in search of speci
mens oforetobe sent lo the Boise Mining Exposition, which holds
from July 2t to 25 inclusive. In his search he was ably assisted by
G. W. J,Ioyd and he brought down about 100 pounds of beautiful
specimens. They were gathered from the Mustek, Laura, Grizzley,
Snnriac, Golden Cross, Noonday, Helena, Reed St Fletcher, Citrrin and
other line properties. He attached to each specimen an appropriale
label, boxed them compactly and sent them forward. When placed 011
exhibition these valuable specimens cannot help but attract the attention
and admiration of all mining men who visit the exposition. No better
ore can be found in the Northwest and the best part of it is that where
these specimens came from there is practically an inexhaustable deposit
of just such ore and even better that awaits the helping hand of capital
to convert it into shining dollars of the realm. Mr. Jordan reports con
siderable activity in the district and a good feeling all along the range.
The roads into Bohemia are now in fairly good condition and travel to
and from the mines is on the increase.
WEEKLY CROP BULLETIN.
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J. W. BENT-LY,
The practical Boot and Shoe maker,
located one door west of the Bohe
mia hotel.
Repairing neatly and quickly done
and satisfaction guaranteed. Call
BARKER & PERMAN
ruoi-KiHToits or
THE EXCHANGE m
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WINHS, LIQUORS, CIGARS.
Mnln street, CoUiibm (irnvn, Oru.
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We will sell you clothing, Men and Boy's, neat up-to-date suits cheaper than you have ever
bought them in town. Come and see our goods and get our prices before you buy a full line of
Summer Goods, nud Ladies Shirt Waists on the same line cheaper than ever.
HEM EN WAY & BUEKHOLDEE.
W. H. SMITH
Proprietor of the A.LHAMBRA
CHOP HOUSE, near depot,
Cottagis Gkovk, Okk.
Short orders day and night. Every
thing first-class and the best the
market affords. ,
H. C. MADSEN,
WATCIIMAKKR.
'firing at rciHioimble chiirgcu.
U.. w1,k KtiiiriiiitetHl flMtrclaisn,
"telle,, cio(.k ami Jewelry uttoweat I'flceu
COTTAGE GROVE, 'OUE, "
NOTICE.
We have soldoutaud all accounts
oust be settled at once by cn.sU or
nte. Office with Phillips & White.
Whkbi.hr & Scott.
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Shelf and Heavy
Hardware .
Farming- Tools,
Simonds Saws,
Studebaker Wagons,
Hercules Powder,
Mining Supplies,
Dunn's solid Tree Spray,
Griffin & Veatch Company.
Music Lessons v--
x On the Piano.
A late Gkadkd German Mkth
oi) -of Music is now being taught ut
the C. -P. Manse by.
Mrs. Xj. X). Beck.
Recitals will be given nt proper
intervals, thus giving parents an op
portunity to note progress.
50 cen.tsper lesson, 30 minutes ench
Hotel Eugene
ilOLLENBEGK BROS, k BltlSTQW. "
Headquarters' for MINING MEN.
KVKItV WANT ATTKNIJEd' Vo.
EUGKNK, - - - - - 0RWG0N.
NOTICE K0U PUBLICATION
Lund Olllco nt ltosulinrt,', Oregon,
June II, 1001.
Notice Ih lioroby elven Unit tliu follow
lim niiine'il hettler Ihih filed notion of lilt)
intention 10 niitkn limit proof in Hiinnort
of lit h elulin, nml Unit wild proof will liu
1 11 ii lo lieforo Marie L. Wuro U. 8. Coin
iiilsHioner at Kiikciio, OrcK'Hi, on July
1001 viz: Samuel L.Oiii-hoii on IiIh 11".
E. No. 10700 for tliu E Jrj NK ,, K
8E Swj. HTp.34 8., It 1 Emit.
Ho minion tho following wUiioshoh to
prove liin tioiitintioiiH rottliluneo upon mid
ciiltlviitlon of hiiIiI Imul, vl. :
Jiiiiioh K. WnrlloM, I'Vauk 11. Iforno,
William II. WntkhiH, Kobort Siiiimon,
of Cottiigo llrovti, Oregon.
J, 'T. Jluintiiiit, ItoglHter,
"SOROSIS"
A SHOE THAT IS WORN BY
The week has been dry, except
in the southern nud eastern portions
of the state, where Friday ami
Satttrda a few small showers oc
curred. The temperatures have
a vet aged about 4 degrees cooler
than ustulal this season of the year
and there has been mote than the
customary amount of cloudiness.
Haying is nearingcotnpletion and
the crop, asn whole, is an average
one and has been secured in excel
lent condition. The second crop of
alfalfa is mrkiug satisfactory pro
gress. Cutworms have appeared
in the clover fields of Clackamas,
Marion, Linn and Curry counties,
but they ate not nearly so numer
ous as thev were last vear. The
ranges arc drying up, as is usual at
this season of the year, but stock
continues in excellent condition.
The harvest of fall-sown - grain is
becoming general. Wheat, oats,
rye and barley in the Willamette
valley continue doing well. The
heads are huge and well filled with
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,-, 1 iiuiiii 1 iLM, 111 cimiui 11 vic;uii
1 the prospects are not as favorable,
as there is considerable complnint
of small heads with shrunken
berries, and a good deal of the frost
wheat . in Union county has been
cut for hay. Spring wheat is gen
erally very promising, but in many
sections it needs rain. In southern
Oregon the protracted dry weather
has been injurious to grain, nud
the yields there will be below the
average. Hops arc generally free
from lice and making satisfactory
progress, although in some few sec
tions the lateral vines "are reported
deficient, which means that there
will be a corresponding shortage in
the yields. Corn, potatoes and
gardens continue making slow ad
vancement, and the sugar beets are
promising, but all these crops, as a
rule, would be benefitted by more
rain as well as by, warmer weather.
DIVIDE ITEMS.
Mr and Mrs Bert Lee received a
telegram last Thursday to the
effect that a relative would be at
Cottage Grove and asking them to
be there. However they found the
aforesaid relative was going
through on the train so there was
only a few minutes talk and then a
sad good by.
The rock crusher moved last
week for its new position below
Cottage Grove.
Will Mackey left for Eastern
Oregon a short time ago, Joy De
Spain left this week and others
talk of going there.
Mr and Mrs Geo Warner of Row
River were visiting here last week.
Wood hauling is pretty well
along under way, hay is being put
up and in fact we arc all busy at
something.
Mr and Mrs Mejuzer of Yoncolla
came up on a visit to Mr and Mrs
Jacob Geiwitz last Saturday.
George Barloro of Coast Fork
was up here Sunday.
CARD OK THANKS.
Ill FasliioiiaWcWcs.
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All Mall Ofiltit'H
Promptly Fined.
T.A.GILBERT,
Eugene, Oregon.
I'OUND.-T
On July 6th in 'the 'Knshion
Stables at Cottage Grove, a combi
nation K.of P. and I. O. O, F. pin.
The owner cntt havo same by ca.ll
ingnf. the Nugget office and paying
for )hts notice.
I.6ST. ' ' -..
A blol furcolIaf2ttet somewhere
between, Christian Church and
Kuowlton's place. Finder please
leave at this office.
We the undersigned desire to
tender our sincere and heartfelt-
thanks to the kind neighbors and
friends of Cottage Grove and
Walkers Station for their untiring
sympathy, aid and watchfulness
through the long nine mouths ill
ness and recent death of our be
loved daughter Blanche M. Coff
man, nor would we forget the Bro
ther Knights of Pythias of Juvcntus
Lodge in their efforts to nid, com
fort and console. The memory of
your kindness will ever linger in
the breasts of you devoted friends
through nil time.
C. C. Coi'I'MAN
P. J. COFl'MAN.
TOAS'ITO THE KICKER.
Here's to the kicker, the faint
hearted kicker so helpless and blue I
Who always is crying and never is
trying gome good for his, own town
to do. . No use to correct him, for
need you expect him to get to the
front like a man; while others
hustle he'll sit dbwh and rustle ob
jections to raise to each, plan. But
when the brute dies we'll pause
with dry eyes, on, his future condi
tion to dwell, and we'll envy the
devil that will handle the shovel
when he roasts the rank kicker in
h . -Ccntralia News,