The Prosperous Business Men 0 Cottaee Grave Advertise In Bring Your Job Work to the Nugget Job Office. Prices Reasonable1 the Nugtret. Dcvotud to tli Mining, Lumbering mid 1'arming Interests of this Community, to Good Government, and Hustling for a Grub Stake. vol. m: C?!:,'fli(;J.?.rove' Oregon, Friday, September 20, 1901- NO. 36 PUOFKSSIONAL. J. E. YOUNG 4tlov)teii-al'Lmu flli't Main slrwtt, ttt Hide COTTAOK GltOVK, OKU. rrriiWwiF.ial'"" attorneys and Counschrs-at-Law ..i.UtKtillnti kIvoii In lliilMKi'itxirllon J""" mi.l Meri'inillr OClft oror 'ltiuii .V lloinitWMy' lru. COTTAOK GROVli. ORE. J. S. MEDLEY jlltorncil-iit-Ltw o o o -l1ti on Main street-:-CoTTAOK Okovic, Olllt. " JEROME KNOX Attomeu-at-Luw j'roiui-l lUiiUmi:.nll I" MIlllMK IIikIium. CoTTAOK Okovh, Okh. n M n 9 M a H 0 M o H e a a 9 a a M H hilmui w. wmrwi nun. a. hahht. THOMPSON & HARDY Attorneys and Counsehm-at law HufUI elU)iill"n Hi ' j1.1'11 KUOKSI'mOUK. L. T. HARRIS Httorncu and (!oitnsetor-at-I.aw H,,UI attention " ". Uw "' Flnit National IImiiU IIiiIMIhk. KUUKKK. OK It. I . NEW GOODS Of All Descriptions at asfe- Eakin & Bristow's enonanonenonononosionononert o e B s n a a o a o a o B a 13 O 0 n e n o Bl e n n o H C St B o H O a a a o a e a o Bl e B9BCBOBCBOBOBaBaBIB0B000flSBOBOBeBOflOB9BB9nOE9C3CD8BCBOBOnOBOBOBOBOBOeB8B0H Clothing ! Clothing ! We will hi'II you -lot liinir, Men anil Boy's, nent up-to-date suits cheaper than ynii havci over bought llii'in in town. Cuinc mid see our goods mid get our prices before you buy u full lino of Summer Good a. I .nil ich' Shirt Waists on the mint' linn, cheaper limn over. i HEM EN WAY & BURKHOLDEB. Diseases of Women anil Clilldrrn corrAor. grove, ouk. ; W. H. ROBINSON -riucTinriu I'livmi us Omt and residence ltlvr lrval. near Wnll. crrmoKnuovK, - - oitwios. BUSINESS. oo ilia. MRS. PET SAN FORD'S For Fashionahle Dressmaking. MAIN HTHI'.I'.T COTTAOK GKOVtt, OkH. J. W. BENTLY, The practical m)l u, vhw Maker, located ouoiltMir wet nftho Imierlal Hotel. Hcpalr In neatly ilime. Satisfaction Guranteed. "BARKER & PERM AN I'ltOl'UIKTOlM OK THE EXCHAN0E"C7 DKAI.KIIH IS I'JNH WINKS, LIQUORS, CIGARS. Main atreet. Oollm:" tlmvn, r. H. C. M ADSEN, Watchmakur. Repairing nt reasonable charges, All work guaranteed llrst-clasi. Watohes, Clocks and Jewelry nt Uiwcst 1 rue COTTAOK GU0VE, OUK. lUawiH llRirrow, 1'rctldciit, IlKllUKHT KAKIN, Cashier The First National Bank OK COTTAOK GROVH, OrW. Paid up Capital, $25,000.00 Monoy to toun on approved Beciirlty. KxchatiKa sold, avuHublo any in tdo Unitud States. 1'our nutiienH In Solicited. SGHLEE GROCERY. . . Corner ol Matnimd flocoml St., CottugoUrovo, Ourrloa a lino lino of Groceries, No. ttons, Candles, Tobaccos, Nuts " HtRtlonory. Our priuoB aro right and wo will glvo you Good Value for Your Moitou. Carry the most complete line of Hardware, Stoves and Tinware in south Lane county. Also a fine line of Guns, Ammunition and Fishing Tackle. We are Headquarters for Mining Supplies, Hurcules Powder, Fuse and Caps. Also agents for the celebrated Studebaker Wagons, Canton Clipper Plows and Harrows. In fact anything yon may want in the Hardware line. Call and See Us and We will Treat You Right. i MISS WRY BARTELS 5'. Buecoortn Mm, !. llnlilnmn nt tlio iill itaml on Mnln Street. ft OKKKHH Y(lf A CIIOR'K ASH 8KI.KPT LINK OP 1 ...MtLLTISraRY... I X; i'r ti, Ml Kti.l Winter or In nil the Up-to-ilntu styles niul of the W V. llnoit KiilirU'n, M; ft Vim un-eirnently reTi'ueitcil to eiilUml examine tlio lovely head- 'A KOroii.lU'lay, wlilrli yon may iH.Koforthe loet living prices. & The most simple, practical and durable Typewriter on the market at any price. Ask for catalogue. PRICE $35 c' General Agent for Oregon, Washington and Idaho, Albany, Ore. '4 r -If J. D. Cochran Carries the Largest and Most Complete Line of t Furniture and. "CJndertakiiig Goods In Cottage Grove and sells at the Lowest Prices .,,i cn fur vourself. uua ' . . .u .1. U .U .!- I. Call PlIOTOBAU KotriJoNUS OY TUB OlTV OF Cottaok Ghovh, Oitnaox. 'sealed proposal- will hholR.- nation of t11";',"1?,".',, v,,r; from ilato, ami nnm.liayiilieseml-imniiauy interest July,! ( eV'i?nd states K Ul coin, at placo payable in ""'1?"". N Mil" t III 1 bill.'. J' Vovu Ity J.e or(.r. PILING CONTRACT TO LET Inquire of The Booth-Kelly Lumber Co., Saginaw, Oregon. Successor to B. F. PHILLIPS,- XII IS IsOHAXli J'AIJt. The Lorane Annual Fair will bd held at Lorane, Oregon, on October 9 and io. The Coyote Brass Band will furnish music. Home talent assisted by Mr! Geo. O. Peil of Portland, will give the drama, "The Turn of the Tide" on the evening of Oct. g. The Society will give the following premiums: Jieht utHicral exhibit, tl: 'M bedt (.'(iiierul exhibit, .'.50; best exhibit of limine pin ii tH , $1 ; beat hofu cualiioii, $1; beat pumpkin pie,COe. The following special premiums will bp given: Hunt loaf of bread, nnir of Ladies' sboeH, given by Uiirman fc Hemenway. IJtist roll of butter. Onal clove eaee and cracker jar, given by liuiiienwuy & Iiurknoluer. IlMt apple jelly, Hilkiumberella, given by Alex. Oockerllne. lieft einbroiderv and ben! lieuistilclied bandkcrcliijf, iiair of kid uIuvuh each. given by g. II, Friendly. HcHt urin and urasnes alro best annlc ex lii bet and best pair I'lynioth Hock cliickeiiH, 1 pr. Mt. Hood While Shirts each, given by Fleiehncr JIayer. Hunt doz. potatoes, anv variety, box cigars, given by Maiwn, Khrtnan & Co. Best rais carpet also bet rim. Yi doz. catiK tienches each, given bv Allen h Lewis of Portland. Best pieced quilt, bed pair Leghorn chicken, beH fquanh and 'M liest apple jelly, one box coup each, given by the Kngcne Soap Co. Ik-Ht Blinking colt, (Davis stock) $3, given by P. F. Davis. Best exhibit of dried fruits, Bohemia NiiKget, given by the Nu'gcet. Best blackberry jelly, Guard, given by the Guard. BeHt Plum butter, Leader, given by the Leader. Best corn in ear, Homestead, given by the Homestead. Best canned fruit, Kujren.3 Register, and 2d best roll of butter, I yr. sub. to Magazine, given bv the BegiMer. All exhibits that are to compete for premiums must be entered the first day of the fair. There will be a baseball game on the gth, Lorane vs. Coyote and on the ioth, Lorane vs. the Bohemians. Mildred Lockwood, Secretary. rDHAU'.KS IN- Groceries, Flour and Feed. All kinds of Produce bought at the highest market values. Call and get acquainted with us. We shall be pleased at all times to quote you prices upon all lines handled by us, whether you buy or not. Our Stock is New, Neat and Clean, and having had years of experience in business, we assure you the very best goods the market affords, and the lowest possible prices Remember the place: Phillips' old stand, Cottage Grove. Ore. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land Offlco at Rosubnrg, Oregon, September 5, 1001. Notice is heroby given that tbo following-named settler has filed notice of her intention to uiakolinal proof In sup port of her claim, and that said proof will b niado beforo the Register and Receiver U. S. Laud Oflico ntltosoburg, Oregon, on October 11), 1001, viz: Emma O. Jones on her II. fi. No. 8048 for tho E X SK H, H 4 NE Sec. 32 Tp. i!2 S., R. !t W She names tho following witnesses to prove her continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz : William T. Jones. Henry C. Combs, Elisha Geer, May Geer, of Amos, Oro g.m. . J. T. Buiduks, Register. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land Otllco at Rosoburg, Oreeon. September G, 1001. Notico ishoioby given that tho following-named settler has filed notico of .his intoutiim to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will bo inado beforo Mario L, Wnro U. S. Com missioner at Eugeno, Oregon, on Ooto. ber IS, 1001. viz: Jacob Geiwitss on his II. E. No. 8217 for tho NW M See. 3 Tp. 21 S., R. i Won. Ho names tho following witnesses to prove his continuous rosidonco upon and cultivation of said lurid, viz: J. R, Kendall, John Robinson, B. II. Leo, J, B.Tupp, of Cottage Grove, Ore gon. J. T, Bitiuoiss, Itof ister. JtESTOlllS TJGILAXTES. How John W. Mackay Would Deal With the Anarchists. New York, Sept. 16. "Anar chists should be dealt with se verely," said John W. Mackay in an interview last night. "We never had so good a government in San Francisco and Virginia City as during those years when the vigi lance committees were in control. Every offender was tried by a jury of 12 good men and if found guilty executed on the spot. Bad char acters left the country instantly on receiving warning from the com mittee. It did not have to be re peated: "I hope the newspapers and pub lic officials will urge immediate action. This shooting down of good men like President McKinley is a serious matter. It makes no difference how brave a man may be some cowardly assassin may shoot him from a roof at some unexpected moment. Guards amount to noth ing. Men have been assassinated in the midst of their soldiers. Summary justice properly executed will do the work. Drive the an archists out of America. Hang everyone of them caught in these crimes without delay. Let the movement begin with vigorous ac tion on the part of the community and they. will disappear when they find we mean business. Every anarchist arriving in this country should bo sent back by the next steamer. The European police will attend to them. They are shadowed everywhere and they should'be kept over there hunted down and promptly exterminated. "The time has come for business men to take hold of this matter and settle it in good shape. There should be no half-way measures. Let the papers help the movement along, force Congress to make a proper law at the earliest moment and have officials see that it is exe cuted. Public sentiment will do the rest. The country will sustain such a movement and make anarch ism a thing of the past." Jicntl the liohcmla Xuyyvt, N0TICI2 FOR PUIILKJATIO.V. United States titnd Office, Roscburi?, Oregon, SeptembcrBrd, 1901. Notice In hereby given that In compliance with the provisions of the aet of Congress o( June 3, 1878, entitled "An act for the suleoj timber lands In the State! of California, Ore- gon, Nevada and Washington Territory," aa ex. leaned to all the Politic Land States by act of Augnst I, im, Hubert A, Landerdale of Nor man, County of Snohomish, State of Washing. ton, has tnisilay inert In this ofllcchls sworn statement No. 1812 for the purchase of theSK - of Section No. 18 In Township No. 30 8. Itange So. 7 West, and will offer proof to show tnat the land sought Is more valuable for Its timber or stone than or agricultural purpocs, and to establish his claim to said land before the lleglstcr and Iiecelrcr of this ofllcc at Rose, burg, Oregon, .on Monday the 18th day of No vember, 1901, He name! as witnesses: Geo. Woolly of Drain, Oregon, 1..0. DeWolfot Portland, Oregon, Riley Smith pf Roseburg, Oregon, Iver Iverson of Kir, Wash. Arty and all persons claiming adversely the above-described lands are requested to file their claims In this olllce on or beforo said 18th day of November, 1501. J. T. Ubidoes, Register. Many people have secrets and guard them jealously, but the great benefac tors of the human race have in all timo laid bare the secrets that benefit hu manity. So it is with the Benson Drug Co. They make no secret ol having the best, largest and freshest supplv of Drugs ever offered for sale in Cottage Grove, In the compounding of pre scriptions nothing but the very choicest of ingredients are used, and they aro prepared by an nxpert pharmacist who stakes his reputation upon bis ability. The Benson Drug Co. leads and its repu tation is known far and wide for first class goot's and fair and honest prices. When you need anything that is usual! v found in an up-to-date drug store call on the Benson Drug Co. and you can get it. "The Great Carnival, which opens at Portland on September 18th and con tinues until October 191b, 1901, will be wellt worth a visit to tho metropolis. Exhibits of agricultural and horticul tural products, mining and manufactur ing industries, athleticexercises, a horse show at which feats of horsemanship and the various forms of fancy riding will bo seen, and a magnificent military tournament, participated In by picked companies from the Oregon 'National Guard, area few of tho attractions at the Carnival this year. The Southern Pacific Co. will sell tickets at low rates for this occasion, and will also run a special excursion from Ashland to Port land and return, stopping at all inter mediate stations, the date and rates for which win tie announced hereafter. Music Lessons "On the Piano. A late Graded German Method of Muslo is now being taught at the C. I'. Manse by Mrs. L.D. Beck. Recitals will be given at proper Intervals thns giving parents an opportunity to note progress. 50 ceutsper lesson, 30 minutes each 3CQCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOC The . . . RESORT River 8t., Cottage Grove. BLEW & JONES, Props V r We carry an extra line line of Liquors and Cigars, and if you bare occasion to want goods in our line we would appreciate a call from you. oooooooooooooooooooooc Mrs. N. E. Elsea & Son River Street, Cottage Orove. Ladies', Gent's and Childrens' Clothing of all kinds at prices to suit all people. A Fine Link ofe ...MILLINERY... Of the Best and Latest Styles aurj . choice up-to-date fabrics. ' Your patronago is solicited and wo will try to merit your trado by glvlngyou your money'i, worth. When you want a pleasant physio trji ' the new remedy, Chamberlain's Stouv ,4 ' ach and Liver Tablets. They aroeasv- to take and pleasant in effect. Price" I : '.'5 cents. Samples free at Bunbo.n Daut Co's drug store. , ! Tube the Honolulu Najvo).