T3H
TTifinW
1Mlc wish for ouv nianv!
Jfrfcnbsnnb Customers
a 5Ilapp? anb ipiospcv
ous Ittcw )Lcar anb ash
a continuance of the
patronaoc we have cn
jocb in the past.
HEMENWAY &
Corner Maii
1 v
. 'r!t
r, .
I S V I J - ,l tiv vi ;,
) ' . . -:, . i,v.(.-; - -.Vi,'. .'
Ve -
3
. ;,' s 5. i.. .1,
Xlic Hodge JIjjk give a perfect separation
of Zinc I.cacl Ores
JOHN A. TRAY LOR
MINING
50 McPh.ee.
HOME NEWS
Miuers use nothing but Ilolnnna
clears.
KiiKenc Kteain Laundry, Allisuii
and llastingH agents.
Robt. Suitor left for the Soulli cm
business Monday afternoon.
Mm. Andrew Hrund's siwlt r i
making a visit with her for a tme
Any felt Lou wo slipper in th store
At $1.
Welch & Woods.
A (rood piano is the Ludwi, and ,
you can buy them cheaper here than ex.
Portland, at eatch & Law.son. j a i(iaIu) tQ
Patronize a home industry that iu j much. See Veatcli .S: Lu-wson.
building up a good trade by Um; .
good material. The CoDger Cigar j l or an expe rt i-mho tuner und ro
Factory j paircr. call up L. L. Woods, lato of
The New York Tribune Farmer,
a weekly agricultural paper, free to
any subscriber that pays a j eai's
enticrrintlnti fn th NutL'Ct
There are photographers aud subseription to the Nugget,
photographers, hut tho one you
want to no to is Cochran, iu tho An humm uM.- movement of the
P 'ir ii,. ;. ...'i , liowi' M without :i 1 1 v uiipleaMiuit ellcet
Young building Uo is u-d ; js ,,,,, ,,v , i,:, i u i st"ni-
ecjuipped to furuiuh the bcHt at the m i, (lini l.iver 'I'uiu. is. I'or kuIo by
lowest prices. I'lie Modi ru I'liin iniiev.
The flonr mills are continually I M" (- S. (louiley, a photogra-
getting in loads of wheat irom out-j
aide to fill up the Hour sacks. Last I
week the? got a good big car, from
Salem, but the sacks were rather
leaky, so that the car was covered
with the loose grain.
L. M. Hodges and wife of Idaho
are now located here, aud - Mr.
Hodges hopes to soou be in busi
ness, lie had for several mouths
been employed at Kay's gun stum
in Kugeue as au export taiidertnist
but concluded that Cottage Grove
was a better towu lor him to per-
pjanently locate in, ,
Tn'TIT1''' fn-mnmmumvam wraimiM .IIIHI mm,
BURKIIOLDR
Ol 3rd Street
. .i . '
;. w-
MACIIINKKV
IJKNVKK. COL
Items of Interest in and about
Cottage roe and icinity.
(',..... I things to cat iH Mctcalf
limmU.
'i'lic I t only lit M. UuH"
liriiiiils. .S-
Cott'i'e tii'ovc t'iuiH mnoLc O.
K. It will 'y you to trv tlicin.
Mens iiaveiKtH "") wore $12.
Rain ruat,. l.oys bootn now l.-o.
Wc lcli Woods.
Mens shoes $1. ? !.;" and $2 now
were $.1.50, UMl1
Welch Woods.
KiinhHU'H I'iano Factory, Cliieii;o,
on phone 33.
'The New York Tribune l'arruer,
a weekly Agricultutal paper, free
t n m.ilunt.d.i.iliAK 1, f t t ' 1 1" i" a . i t ' J
plu-r of Albany, has moved to this
placo and opened h studio in the
place foinicily occupied by Mr
Doti'laH. Mr, (lourley will bo open
for business in a few days.
. Ur. 1. L. Wood li is a new room
on his home, built particularly for
tho ubo of his siller, Miusjeunle.
The doctor believes that he is ?u-
titled to give his body and mind a
littiiikr rcM and ens, after the long
hard rei vice ol a hfo time, in which
j they have nerved him to well, and
to that end is giving tho latter years
i ol liU ttt'o to fciudy aud thought,
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
The Bazaar
Snaps
on our
5 and 10
Cent
Counters
THE Fl AZAAR.
W. C. Conner v. Manager
I
OOOOOO O OO OO O O O-o OOOO 0-00000
Cigars -Cigars Conger Cigars
Cigars.
Don't foigct Motcalf V Urund
for gcxjd goods. C2
Wynne' for tacks and pictures -a
live eent box of tocks gives you a
fine picture fio.
Mr. T K. Campbell has got his
oflice opencid for business now, and
bus his bands kept busy.
Poys long le gged rubber Ujots,
vc iy best ubty only $3 pair.
Welch Woods.
Mr, and Mrs. Fred Lntnb of Lu
gene ate visiting with their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. 14. Lewis.
Free with Nuggc-t subscription.
The New York Tribune Farmer, a
weekly agricultural paper.
The New York Tribune Farmer.
u weekly Agricultural paper, free to
and Mihhcriber that pays a year's
Huoscnption t" the Nugget.
The Commercial Club finally de
tided not to b ase the Jones Hall
but to stity in their present club
rooms for a time at least. Now the
uctioti in the Club House.
Thoiuh invoicing t will close
out bos suits 4 to 7 jears at $1,
$l.1o und $2. were almost twice
Hie price.
Welch & Woods.
Mr. and Mr9. Robert Martin have
moved to the house next Lelioy
Welch's iu order that Mrs. Martin
may bo closer to her place of busi
ness. Meshro. Ktdley and Fisher are
still iu this district, looking up the
timber, and working on the mill
proposition. As yet there is noth
ing to be said but Mr- Kelley says
Mr. Fisher will be the one to say,
when tho time comes.
Mr. Andy Graham says that the
hotel had fourteen traveling men
as guests over Sunday, some of them
coming from Kugene and some from
koseburg to spend Sunday here.
This certainly HpeakB well for the
way Mr Graham ruus the hotel,
but not so very well for the hotels
'if the other towns
Mr. C. A. Towers has been trans
fer ltd ft om the S. 1 Station here
affreight man to the Wendling de
pot, as a relief man, being his first
appointment since he took the ex
amination for regular agents work.
Mr. rowers hopes to have a perma
nent appointment shortly, after he
has tilled this relief station.
In last weeks paper, we stated in
error that Geo. McQueen was try
ing to sell his business. Mr. Mc
Oueen states that his business is
not for sale, and that it is his inten
tion to keep right at his stand and
proCt by the contiuued growth and
prosperity of the town, and that
trado is much better now than last
year.
The Suuset Magazine for Janu
ary has a very fine article on Texas,
that gives far more information
about the great industries of the
state that anyone has any idea of.
The views of Houston, and of the
agricultural regions are surprising
to one not accustomed to such
great fields, as they have in the
south.
Mr. W. H. Abrams came pretty
near having a broken finger on Sat
urday. He was making some rus
tic out of some very heavy and un
even lumber, which made him a
good deal of trouble, and while
feeding one board through a lacing
of a belt snapped, aud the end of
the belt slapped his little finger a
terrific lie, which had it not been
for his glove would doubtless have
broken the finger.
The dance given by the Cottage
Grove orchestra Saturday night was
a success, although the number of
young men iu attendance was not
what it might have been. There
were lots of girls present, enough
for three times as many men, but
the boys don't seem to have the
necessary mouey. The orchestra is
much pleased with their sjcccbb.
They are now considering a propo
sition to give a dauce at Creswell
each alternate week that they do
art give them Iwe.
Conger Cigars nr" nmd) by an
expert.
A If Walker of Kugene was in
lowp this week on business.
Frae with Nuggut subscription.
The New York Tribune Farmer, n
weekly agricultural paper.
Tuesday the most snow of the
winter fell, but disappeared just,
abnut as quic k.
There have been some heavy '
storms iu the hills the last few days
and lots of snow has fallen. j
Harry 1'arker, Frank Huley and)
Chns Lynch went up Tuesday af- 1
ternoori to do special work on the !
Surah Flleu claims owned by the!
Parker boys in the Pohemia Dis I
trict.
Mr. Archer has b'-eii spending a
few dsys at Wildwood, ninco bis!
retirement from the Superintend ;
ency of the Oregon Securities Coin-
patiy. He came down to town ,
Tuesday afternoon. j
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Compton j
and daughter who used to reside '
here, have returned after an absence
of several years, and will rake their:
residence here, .t present they are j
taring with his brother-in-law, Mr.
F. D. Wheeler.
The Drain Coos Pay railroad is
getting there rapidly. The S. P. ;
has a great many men at work,
more and more cars of rails are !
coming in daily and are being piled j
up at Drain, where several crews
are kept busy with the supplies.
The Saturday and Sunday night
trains north did not get through
untif noon of the next day, on ac
count of a land slide in Cow Creek
canon. A number of officials,
among them Master Mechanic
Young of the S. P. passed through
on No. 10 Monday noon.
Karl Steele, a son of ta restau
rant man, returned from Portland
on Wednesday of lat week, where
he had been confined in Good Sa
maritan Hospital undergoing an op
eration for appendicitis, early in
December. He is able to get
around now with a cane, but will
soon be around again.
The Paul-Sharkey Trans-PaciSc
Co. will show at Springfield Wednes
day and Thursday nights of this
week and at Cottage Grove Fri lay
and Saturday nights. The com
pany is a good one and the theatre
growers of those cities wiil no
doubt patronize the show liberally.
Guard.
The DeMoss concert troupe came
m town Monday afternoon and were
quartered at the home of some cf
our citizens. Ihey left, that is,
part of them, for Star on the Tues
day morniug train, where they are J
going to visit relatives. Young Mr. '
Davis, got up too early and so
missed the train and had to wait
over for the afternoon special.
The Oregon Securities mill is 1 tin
ning the full 3o stamps twelve hours ;
per day says Msnager Wood and !
everything is going along nicely. A
great abundauce of power is had ;
now, aud a great doai to spare. The !
water is higher at the power plant
than it bus beeu for a long time,
which goes to show that the snow
is meltmg somewnat, instead ol ,
holding. I
The Spriugtield News remarks j
that there have beeu 49 houses
erected there within three mouths,
which seems to us to be quite a
record, for a town of the size. It
also states that the lJooth Kelley
people have beeu making a number
of improvements in their mill at
that point and that they have in
stalled a large planer, built new
kilns, besides other work
The Kugene Y. M. C. A. filed its
articles of incorporation at Eugene
on Saturday, with Samuel Koome,
P. L. Campbell, F. L. Chambers as
incorporators. The object aud bus
iness set forth in the articles are as
follows: "The spiritual, intellec
tual, social and physical welfare of
young men aud to that end the ob
ject of the corporation shall be to
buy, own, sell and mortgage real
estate, to purchase, own, erect, con
struct, manage, operate and main
tain suitable buildings in which to
conduct reading rooms, gymua
iums, swimming tanks and any aud
all other things oecessaay, suitable
or convenient to carry the foregoing
purposes into effect."
Prices Win.
The hardware, tinware, stoves,
ranges, farming implements, min
ing supplies, giant powder, caps and
fuse, as well as farming machinery
that we handle, are sold at prices
that can not help but please you
You can not afford to miss us. The
Wynne Hardware Compauy.
SI Afonta cxnd Mora Coming Each DftV
The W. D. Carman Co. is making
hay. They now have six agents in
the field and Messrs. Phillips and
Wheeler are appointing men right
along. The work Is progressing
finely and lots of orders are tilled
daily.
1 afvi
The
i
fill the
fill the
f
Neat Job Work of
All Kinds Done
y me' Trout
The
afety
-A
1
Can be used m cither ha-; i
and strops like any razor.
1- It cuts them off slick ar a whistle. . i
Griffin &
ti
t.''.i'.. TITT 1
ill
'7
PIPER S VAN DCNBERG
A Sensible Move.
Hdvo Tom Awbrey wiite ymi uj.i
a policy on yoiir borne ud furni
ture in t ho Oregon Kin- Relief As
sociation, or your stock of goods in
th .Ktna Insurance Conij .::y.
Furnished Rooms We.itoil.
Wanted by lady, for u peiiolof
several months, odd or twofui '.limbed
rooms, suitable for light hous k.ep
iu private family. Address li care
"Nugget". 5-
WANTKD District Managers to
post signs, advertise and distribute
samples. Salary 18. weekly, $1.
per day for expeus?s. State a '.re
and pifsent employment. Meal
Shear Co liandolph St., Chi
cago. 2
Notice of Stockholders' Meeting.
The niiuiiiil meeting of the :-to.'k-holdci
tit the Jiihemia Xuguct, for the
election of llo.inlof Directors for th"
ensuing year mid for the transaction of
such other business nn may properly
come lie fore mich nuetin;.', will be Iu hi
at the otliceof the com j iiny at Cottage
(irove, Ore., on January 20th. 1000, at
:t p. iu.
.1. M. FiMiKu, Acting Secretary.
The livaugelist Mr. McConnell
will hold a special mooting for men
Sun1'11)' afternoon at the Christian
Church.
Uuo of the Kibble boys causod
quite a little commotion at his home
Monday night, lie wont to the
concert and did not rettiru to his
home afterwards. This morning
his parents were out looking for
him as wtdl aa a good many of their
neighbors, but along in the middle
of the morning he came strolling
home, after an unsuccessful attempt
to do some tishiug.
4m
Nev5
Time
Vau RinSit
ii mull 1 yypryma attT,
Real
k-.
t
Razor
1 1
Veatcli
a
V
4:
We arc Agents tor
Bridge & Beach
STOVES AND RANGES
Tr.e II t M.ns Made
Kve: vUiing it) llu Hardware
Line, Plows, H.u rows, e'c.
MIL8URN FARM WAGONS
ALL KINDS M1N1SG SLI PLIES
Subscribe lor the Nugget.
The U. .v. S. i:. train did a big
business Tuesday afternoon, carry
ing up qui'e a lot of people to the
hills.
The O. U. N. has been preetit
to its trade recently very fnii maps
of the State of Oregon, which show
all the proposed new roads that are
uow under way. The Drain-Coos
Bay road, and the Natron-Ontario
lines were the ones that were of par
ticular interest te us.
Wibfoot aud Moasback are no
longer to ten p-iri of. Oregon dic
tionaries, such is the dictum of the
Development Iaguois and the edi
tors assembled in Portland last
week, saya tho Telegram. A good
move too, for whilo the words v ere
first used in a joking way, it has be
come so general that 1111113- people
think it is more than a joke, and it
doeshurttho reputation of the state,
therefore let every person as tho
saving is "cut it out,"
mih Veriiiifu
ll; CUAE4HTEEQ
WORil
mm)
THE CHILDRtN S FAVCtilTE TONIC.
(WAIIC Of IMITHTluNl.
THC 6INUINI PHCf10 I JlV V
UallardSnov Llnhcnt Co.
T, LOUIS, MO.
Sold ly TUo MoUtxa f liifui(.v
its,
F
! If
1.