PRIZE
ESSAYS
Here's
Your Chance
People.
Young
The Oregon Society of the Sons
of the American Revolution offers
prizM to the pupils of the Public
schools of the State of Oregon for
essays connected with Revolution
ary history, Prizes of $2$f $15 and
$10 will be awarded to the best
three essays in the ordor of merit,
on either of the following subjects:
1. John Paul Jones.
2. Woman's Part in the Revo
lution. 3. The Cotnmissary Depart
ment ot the Revolutionary Army
compared with the present.
The essays are limited to 5,000
words, written in the student's own
hand writing on one side of the
paper. The essays must be accom
panied by a certificate of the print'i
pal of the Bchool attended by the
writer, stating that the writer is a
bone fide student of the school and
has attended not less than four
weeks duriDg the school year of
19O5-6. Each essay must b e
signed by the writer in his or her
; Vtvr-'
- -x -vr.
Presbyterian
proper name and giving the post
office address of the writer. Essays
must be forwarded to Mr. Harrison
G. Piatt, Commercial Black, Port
land, Oregon, so as to reach him
not later than, February 1st, 1906.
In awarding the prizes the com
mittee will be governed by these
considerations :
1. Historical accuracy.
2. Manner of treatment.
3. Orthography, grammar, Syn
tax aud punctuation.
Additional information may be
obtained by addressing the chair
man of the committee at Oregon
City or other members of the com
mittee at Portland, Oregon.
Dr. W. E. Carix, Ohairman,
Richard W. Montague,
J. F. Ewing,
Lewis H. Lamberson,
Committee-
Notice of Stockholders' Meeting.
Portland, Ore., Nov. 20., I9O5.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Riverside Mining and
Milling Company will be held at
the office of the company, 508-9
Fenton Building, Portland, Oregon,
Saturday, December 2, i'JoS, at 9
o'clock a. m. for the purpose of
electing a board of directors for the
ensuing year and the transaction of
such other business as may properly
be brought before said meetiug.
F. J. Hard, Secretary.
DviAPIr for Church Fdrtlon.
New York, Nov. 18. The United
Church conference today received
an announcement from its commit
tee of a plan of church federation
along the following lines: A fed
eral council of all Protestant
churches to meet every four years,
the first to be held in December,
1908. Each denomination will
have four members In the council
for every 50,000 communicants.
Thirty denominations will be in the
federation at the start and provision
' will be made for others.
Farmer Install Electric System
Weston, Or., Nov., 17. u vv.
s w v ll
Steen a farmer residing on Day
creek,' four miles from Weston lias j
installed an electric lighting system j
-i :'.
cousistiug of a tour horsepower
gascliuo engine and a small dynamo.
With this his residence, cellar and
bam are brilliantly lighted nt u cost
of only j a month. Mr. Steeti i
the first I'matilhi county former to
make this improvemont and others
who have looked over his plant iu
tend to follow his example.
The internal resources of the west
are called to notioe by the exper
ience of the government iu connec
tion with tho building of the irriga
tion dam on Salt River, for the
Tonto Basin reclamation project. It
was found that 220,000 barrels of
cement would be required for the
immense dam. As the dam ia loca
ted 62 miles from a railroad, the
question of cement was a serious
one, but it was discovered that it
was possible to make excclleut
cement at the dam site site, and a
mill was established at that poiut,
which is now in operation. By
adopting this plan over $2,000,000
was saved in the cost of the iinprov
ment. So eUewliere throughout
the west there are immense oppor
tunities which only await the crea
tion of a demand suflicieut to
justify capital in making the devel
opments required to make the raw
material available. The import
ance of this self sufficiency of the
west is twofold first, in the saving
of high freight charges, aud second
in the creation of a home industry.
mm
m
Church
Safe Robbed.
Salem, Ore., Nov. 19. The mys
terious dissapearance of a gold
watch belonging to a convict at the
Oregon penitentiary aud the find
ing of a diamond ring, uIho the
property of a convict, 'u the vest
pocket of Roscoe James, son of
Prison Superintendent C. W.
James, will form the foundation of
a demand for another investigation
of that institution by the Marion
county grand jury.
Both articles were taken from
their owners at the time of imprison
ment and were placed iu the Super
intendent's safe for keeping until
the prisoners should be discharged.
The ring, by a strange circumstance
was discovered by its owner. Ihe
watch has not been found aud Sup
erintendent James has paid the
owner its value out of his own
pocket.
The ling wax taken from Charles
Walton, the Portland street-car
robber, when he was brought to the
penitentiary. Like all other valu
ables taken lrora prisoners, it was
placed in an envelope, sealed, and
with Waltou's name written thereon
placed in the safe. About six weeks
ago Iioscoe James sent a suit of
clothes to the prieou tailor shop to
be pressed and ANaltou happened to
be the prisoner who received this
suit to work upon.
I'lNLiS III8 OWN RING.
Feeling something in tho pocket,
Walton took it out and found it to
be his own ring. Complaint was
made to the officers and the ring
was restored to the safe. The ex
planation made by young James
was that he found the ring on the
floor of the office and put it in his
pocket, intending to give it to his
father, but forgot it
Superintendent James says he
had the box of valuables out ou the
table the day the ring was allegtd
to have been picked up aud on ex
amination he finds a hole was worn
in the corner of the envelope, so he
concluded that the ring slipped out
ot the envelope and rolled upon the
uoor wivnoui ueing noucea.
! 1 1 1 1 1
The
explanation of the ring incident
was satisfactory to him, and the
matter was dropptd.
UKPOUT OK TIli'H'ONnrriON
or
rn iv. 1 t i! n i.
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nt t'ottuiro 1 1 rove, in tli Stiit of
Oiogon, at the close vt liusinexn, Nov.
IMh. 11KV..
KKSOl'KCT.S.
1 emu ami tltmviintt ft4.4
lvt ulmfn. shm'UiviI mill uiisooiutxl . . . . '.'.'.H J o"
I'.S. HkiuW h Mvim cln iilnlloii rj,:V IH)
I'rvintiim im I'. . Htmils .'vV IV
KomK weurltle. ele jon o:
ItftnkiiiK Ik'ii-c, liirnUiiii ami llilmra ti.V.itf W)
ltu (rtxii Nlunnl Hunks not Urscrvv
A nt. 4.SX" 91
liiia (nm sinto ink ami ItHiikriK v I'M '.' '
lm (rum appreveil rowrve nielli" . t'7.e.T.l 91
Kmi'lioiiHl piipvr riirrvnoy, nltki-N.
ami ronl TJ tV
1 AWriU, MONICT KKKRVI IM IUK, VII:
Spoi-lc. H.4.-m 00
Ki'iltMupiinii Imul Willi 1'. .S Trcanirer
; per oi'iit of ilrculntion 6 00
ToiMi tm.fi:
1 UHII.ITIKK.
rapttal Min k pi. I In J.S.rtW DO
(WM'lii (unit 3,mM Wi
rmllviili'.l prlit, U's.i xppnsot ami
tl' pKliI 9.WI 'i
Nalluiinl Hunk iiutpiittam'.ltiff li-XH) W
line u Trust lVmpiili' nntl vIhk
Bank W J
Imlivulunl tl'io(ts sul.Ji'ct to vlirrk UJ.4 ". iT
IVniKlia ivrtinrati' oliloposil 9,'.M:1
l'uhUT chtvki otitstitmllni!
Total . ..Is.H.a-.T
Stte of Oregon. )
v :
t'ouniy of I. :uie. )
I.T. V. Wheeler, CiiMliier of the uliove
n ;i m I'.uik, ilooleinnlv fwctir that the
iihove it!ileineiit is true to the hest of my
know letlije mul In-lief
T. V, WHKKI.KK, t'Hsliier.
Subsei'iheil ami sworn to before me
thifi 15th dity of Noveiutior, 1W".
( PiNiiAi. S. Hindu.
J st w. Notary Public.
( - ) I'urrwt Attest:
)Hl-:i:liKl!r Kakin
(!ko. W. Hawi.kv
Oliver V batch
Keal Estate Transfers.
A. J. aud Lizzie Thomas to
Thomas K. Campbell; !ots 2 and 'J,
blk 1. Haelton's 1st ad to Cottage
Grove $1.
John and Amanda C Hull to
An aiula C Hull; 4O acres iu tec j3,
t r0, r 4 w Jlo.
Thos Ikaudon ei al to the Cinde
rilln Mining Co; Blue River mining
properties ns follows: "(irent Kust
eru," "CioKien Slipper," "Cinde
rilla," "Yankee Doodle," " Haven,"
$200,000.
Wm. Harris files notice of proof
of labor performed on the following
mining claims in Iilackbutte dis
trict: Adit Level, Noa, 1 to 12 in
clusive. Willi'im l, Qmen L, Julia
15, Mary I. Addison J, Giaham 1J,
Lassie. North Trail, ChasHel, South
Trail, Sutherland No. 1, Sutherland
No. '2, P.ald Butte, Grover, WiM
West.
J. li. Kendall locates Copper
King and Iixcel-ior, mining claimp,
Bohemia district.
Notice of Stockholders Meeting.
Cottage Groe, Ore., Nov. 20; 1903
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Baltimore G M Min
ing Compauy will be held at the of
fice of the Coinpuuy in Cottage Giove
Oregon, Saturday, lJecemoer 2,
1905, at 9 o'clock a. m. for the pur
pose of electing a board of directors
for the ensuing year and the trans
action of such other business as may
properly be brought btfore said
meetirg,
F. J. Hard, Secretary.
Pla.nos Orl&ni.
A new venture. Veatch and Law
son are going to install a full line of
pianos aud organs. Any grade
you wish and at any price. iou
will not find it necessary to go else
where, for iheir prices will be reas
onable.
More Trouble.
Iii Multnomah two hunters from
Washington were ariei-ted for hunt
ing without having obtoined a li
cense. J. Gusanglsou and Peter
Young weie fined $25 each and
costn. in Klamath County, Frank
Stoll was fined a bimilar amount for
hunting without a license. Game
Warden Baker says it keepu him
busy all the time attending to these
itrrchtH.
Notice of Stockholders' Meeting.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Oregon-Colorado Miu
ing, M. A Dev. Company will be
held at the oflice of the company,
5oH-(). penlou JSuiMing, Portland,
Oregon, Saturday, December 2,
i'.o5, at 9 o'clock a.m. for the pur
pose of electing a board of directors
for the ensuing year and the trans
action of such other business as may
properly be brought before said
meeting.
F. J. Haiw, Secretary.
WJILX YOU JIAVK A BAD t'OI.D.
You wnnt a remedy that will not
only jjlve quick relief but effect u per
manent cure.
You wunt a remedy that will re
lievo tho lungH mid keep expectora
tion oii.y.
1 ou want a remedy that will coun
teract any tendency toward pneu
monia. Vou want a remedy that Ih pleasant
and safe to take.
Chuiiiborlaiu'H Couuli Iteincily
meets all of theso requirements and
ba the speedy und permanent cure of
ord coldn Htands without a peer. For
sale by -Tho Modern Pharmacy.
Hlaukcts, piht the kind to coax
you to Led early. Take a look at
Lurch s and get the best.
A. II. KING
Attorney nt Law,
voTTAtu: unai i:, ohk.
BARKER & PERMAN
I'KOI'KIK TUKS tK
THli I-XCMANOI; me7
1KAI KKS IN KINK
WINliS, LIQUORS. CIGARS.
Main ilrcel. t'ottago llriito, Or
.1. S. Meitley. .1. t JnhiiNon
Jlcdley Johnson,
Attoi lie.VH Mt la w
Office Suite. H Ittnk liltltf.
ShvIu1 attention ulvtu to MIiiIiik
titul ('orporiitloii Law.
J. E. YOUNG
Attorney-nt-Laic
Olllco on Main utroot, Wont Sl.lo
Cottagk Gkovk. Oku.
WINING AND OKI- TRlIATMiNT
I'enlnln niul voustmettnil of ore
reiliietion wm kn mul nenerul iiim hlii
erv I'laiitu ; tueehanlcal 1rafl Ini;.
('. 1. tiUOVK. M; i:.
McKay BuiMlii Cortland. Oic.
iijiii .v ( oiu 11
Mining ICnulinH'is
U. S. Mineral Surveyors
Room 1 Hank Kld.i;, (ottne lirnvc
tUL'-IMia Oreontan Itld. Port land.
Oregon.
H. C. MADSEN,
Watoumakkk.
Ht'pan 1 11 k at ri'iiKoiiiililu ror xrn.
All work gnariiutPol tl rx t r;i,
Watched, ( loi'ki ami .Ivwclryal li.wml I'rloe
COTTAUK tiKOVK. OKI".
The First
IV
Cottagk Gkovk. Okk.
Paid ii Capital, $25,000.00
Money to loan on approved m-eurtty.
KxeliiliiKeK Hold, available Hliv ,)!ai-c
a theUnito I States
H CHBKKT KiKIN,
PretMvut,
1. t:
11 ik! in
m a x s i ' x it 1 : asi x aim. i:n i :ss.
Im often in Krt iit as woman'-. Hut
TIioh. S. Austin, Mk'- 'f tl l'.i iuli.
Ilean." of Leavenworth, 1 1 1 1 . , win
not UIireaHOli.'ibie, wlien lie refused to
allow tin? doctors to operate on bin
wife, for female trouble, "In-tead. Ii
wayH, we foueltid'-d to try Llectrie
Jil'toic. My wife was I lieu so siek,
nlie could 1 1 1 1 r 1 1 1 y leave 1 1 i- bed, and
live (51 phyKleiaiirt bad failiil to re
lieve ber, After taking Llivlrie
IJItterH, fhe wum perfeetly cured, and
can now peifoi 10 nil lier lioiiHi-liold
diitk'H." Utiuranteed by IIcihoii'h
riiarnmi'y, price TiOe.
A DISASTKol S CALAMITY.
Itisa dlsastroiiH calamity, when
you Iok' your lieallli. beeatiH" Indices
tlon ami euiiHtipatlon have supped It
Hwuy. 1'roinpl relief can be bad In
Dr. Kind's .New Life J'ills. They
build Up your digestive (.riili.-i, mid
cure headaehef dizzlnesti. colic, cons' 1
putlon, etc. (iiiuraiiteed at Heiisnn's
I'liarmaoy. 2.V.
Only 2oc in uKl it i m on your huI
Hcription isecureH the Furin and
Country Journal for u jeiir. A
journal the size of the Ludies Home
Journal and an excellent paper- II
has been greatly enlarged and im
proved recently.
Tin: j:Acr tiiino kk:o,i'ikki)
IOK CONSTIPATION.
"As a ct-i lain purgative and stoin
ach purlller Charnbeilain'rt Stomach
and Uvr Tablets seem to betheex
uct thln required, stioiio; enough
for the iiiost robust, yet mild enounh
and side for children and without
that terrible tfiipiiiK ho cominon to
most purKatl ves," Hityn H. S. Webster
it Co., (Mora, Ontario, Canada. For
sale by The Modern riiarmney.
.Subscribe for the Nugget.
IIKIcli. W. KDWAKDS IN.IUltLI).
Herb V. Kdward-i of Dch Molnerf,
lowu, got u fall on an icy valk last
winter, HpralnliiK ttln wrist and bruis
infills knees. "The next day." he
Huye, "they were so soro and sllff I
was afraid I w ould have to stay in
bed, but I rubbed them well with
Chamberlain's l'u!n Jialm and after a
few applications all soreness had li
UDDeared." For Sale by Tho Modern
I'liarinacy.
CIJKKI CONSUAJI'TION.
Mi'8, II. r. Kvuiiri, Clearwater,
Kan., wi-Uch; "Aly lniMhiind lay Kick
for three montln. Tlio doctor H)d
that ho had ulck consuinjition.
Wo procured a hottlo of Jiallard'H
lloreliuund Syrup, und It cured him.
Thut wuh Mix yoiirH no. Hltiec then
we have niwuya kept u hottle In the
Iiouho. Wecanliot do without it. lor
coutfhHond coli Im it has no otpm.!."
oo, fiOc and 1.00. J lio .Moiiern I'luir-
uiacy.
NKUItALdIA TAINS.
Itheiiiiiiitl.sm, InmlmKo nnd Kchitle
puliiH yield to tho penetrntiiiK In
llueneo of 15allurd' bnow Liniment.
It nenetratoH to tho nervoa and bono
nnd heinjr uhHorhed Into the blood,
ita healing propertleH are conveyed
to every pint of tho lioil.v, unu cuect
Home wondeiful cuich. Ufle, r0c and
$1.00. The Modern l'hurniacy.
A Sure Cure
nails, ltnilnon, Contracts M
Fronted Fnrt, liiiini. bcahls, eta. , .
AN ANTISEPTIC that fctops IrriUtion, uhJuos Innam-
motlon. nnd tlrlvns oitt Fnin.
PENETRATES tho i'orrn. looirn tdo rihrotis Tlstu,
rromolos frm circulation of the UlooJ, tivlntf Un Muiclw
natur'
ty.
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BEST klNlMCNT ON EARTH
ONCS TRIED ALWAYS USED
nGIATIC
.. it. A. Simpson, 500 Crulj St., KuoxvlUe.
T1..11., writes: " I lmvc hcen trying the botlno!
Hot SptltiK. Atk., for sclnttc rhemiintisnt, but I
get more rcHrt from Hulhird's Know Llultncnt
than miy medicine or nnythin I have ever tried.
Inclosed find postoflice order for f 1.00. Send m
larce Lottie by Southern IJipresi."
THREE SIZES: 25c, 50c AND $1.00
BE SUHE YOU OCT TIIC OCNDINE
( Bollard Snow
ST. LOUIS,
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Tho Modorn Pharmacy.
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The New Train ol
EASE, ELEGANCE AND EXCELLENCE.
Operated daily by the
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Between St Paul. Minneapolis
New CouipartuK-nL-l.ilM
For det.'liled Information,
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All tin' luli sl IrrutilM'tiK
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No itoutdKloiii vu.hch l.ikt'ii.
'I enns r'asnii;ilili'.
Oillsiili) liicillcil lii'l fiirnhlird if ile
Hireil. l'ur f itrllier p.u liml.iM aiMri-ss
ir. ii. c. sciiLi:i:r.
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CURE the LUNGS
Dr. King's
Now Discovery
rONSUMPTlON
Price
0UGHS an-
60c &$ LOO
Free Trial.
OLDS
burost ttnd UiuckeBt ' Cure for all
THROAT and I17NO TROUB
LES, or MONEY HACK.
"I TllAMv TIIL LOUD!" '
cried Hannah 1'l iut, of 1 .11 tie ltock,
Ark., "for tlio relief 1 H"t from l!uek
len'n Arnloa Hal vo. It cured my fear
ful running hoich, which nothing; (due
would heal, and from which 1 had
Buffered for live years." . it U u niar-
veloiiH heiiie. lor cutH, iiuiiim mm
wound, (jimi'unteeil at
I'harinucy.
ilUHHOIl'B!
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HospitaUifid Sauitariuni
fir Rhnumitliin, Cutfc
WounJa. Old
Lotei. Corns. Ilunions,
uncles, Lame Uack, TitlfT Joints,
RHEUr.lATISr.1
Liniment Co.
U.
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'ii v-()lsi rvatioii
Lars
eM. ele., nddiv-H
A. Seattle.
Orient December 1G.
A. S. POWIvLL
STABLES
Oregon.
SON LOST MOTHIOK.
"CoiiMiiiiiptlon i uiih Iii our family,
nnd llinuiuli It 1 lont my inotlier,''
writes V.. It. Held, of llnrinony, Mc.
"for the piiHt live years, IioweYtT, on
tlio hlliilltent hlirll of u eouli or cold,
I have Inken l)r. Kind's New Dis
covery for C' iiihii niptiuit, wlileh iiaB
Hiived me from hitIoiis Iuhk troublo."
I I 1m mot her'H dent h wan n hikI Iohh for
Mr. Held, luit ho learned that lune
trouble muhl not he iieKloetctl, and
how to iiue. (iuk'kcHt (relief and
cure fo.i coughs linn coldH. I'rlco 60c
niul .fl.iM); K'l'iianteod at lloueon'8
riiaiiiiuiy. Trial hot tie free,
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF 8. P. TRAINS.
MOUTH HOUND BODTU BOUND
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