Sacviflcc Sale continues
until flDarcb 20. Zoo bu8
to write an ab.
C. II. BURKHOLER
Corner Main (&. 3rd Stccrt
9
X V&&
WA ft
Makes delicious hot biscuit,
griddle cakes, rolls and muffins.
An absolutely pore, cream of tartar powder
ROYAL tiAKINO CUWOLR CO., MtV VOMK.
prvnnnrvjnrTVOTiv"B"B minnm b au e oBooaoodBa tram b 6osTnnroir
If A ill E WnVC I'cuis of Interest in and about
IlUJHC nC If J Cottage drove and icinity.
pianos at Ycatch & Law-
Conger mkcs tlio best cigars in
Oregou.
Robt. Suitor loft for the north
Monday noon.
Sowing machine fue for some
laity. Who in she.
Moms uiul boys overalls at y t
f 1. at the Uazaar.
Kugene Steam Laundry, Allison
and Hastings agents.
Don't fail to notice who thu c m
testautsare in the machine content.
Sowing riincliino coupons mcmv
cd on subscriptions when m pay
up.
MiHs Ethel Veulch of Salem , is
spending a lew weeks with h r
sister Mrs. Harry Wynne.
Mr. W. II. A brains has been
about laid up with tonsi litis, but is
not going to give up to it il he can
help it.
When you want a good magazine
or paper on a clubbing rate, try
your home paper with it. The
price will satisfy you.
The New York Tribune runner.
a weekly Agricultural paper, free,
to any subscriber that pars a year's
subscription to the Nugget.
The sowing machine iu the Nug
get window seems to be worth 11
try to a number of our young Indies
and each one is anxious lo have it
for theirs.
The Nugget wants to know who
the most worthy lady in Cottage
Grove is, and to whom tho sowing
machine we will give uwuy, should
go to. Indicate your desires in this
matter.
Battels Si Company droye a lino
herd of cattle through town Mon
day. They are always on the look
out for the best cattle, which they
take to their pens and feed until
they are ready to kill and place
them in their big refrigerator.
G. Morris llotuans, chief timber
Inspector of Oregon and Washing
ton was hero lust week looking over
the the situation ami wont on down
to Roseburg. lie' expects to be
"back in a couple of weeks and to ad
just matters ready for the wale of
considerable timber from the reserve.
gioceries go to
8
I.ndw i
son h.
For bui jmiiis in
Yinskc's.
A homo bum I is the kind for yotl
to MUuke C . cigiiis.
linlx miii ti'Mi" an; juH. the tiling
and tloii'i yon for get it.
Vvii-Lu'n is tlif place. t I'oU loj
li Inn piRCuh wh'it Mill wi'ljl. S
wie tli'i'.c lini- t;olf tliii Is, friik and
plain fronts at from 50 lo yo cents
at the Buz'iar.
AH kiiuU of sewing machines
both new or old at any old pi ice at
Watch L nvhon's.
Cochran makes good photo
graphs and at good prices too. A
rate is now on. (let next.
Homo industry is all right whou
you can get what you want at the
right price, mich as Congers' cigars.
For an expert piano tuner and re
pairer, call up L. L. WoodH, lute of
Kimball's I'iano Faetoiy. Chicago,
on phone 393.
Chicken fanciers get a l'oultry
Journal, and keep posted. The
Northwest Poultry Journal and the
Nugget for ljfi.
Thcro are photographers and
photographers, but the one you
want to go to is Cochran, iu the
Young building. Ho is well
equipped to furnish the best at the
lowest prices.
Saturday the (own was well filled
with people in from the country to
do tluir shopping. Tho roads were
in good condition to make it much
better for them to get in, conse
quently more than usual enjoyed
the privilege.
Loraue people will be glad to see
the west end of Wall street fixod up
as the council is now preparing to
do, so that they won't have to stop
out at tho end of tho gravel and
wulk the rest of the way into town
as they are doing now. The coun
cil is rapidly getting things iu
I shape for a great deal of street im-
piovnnent this summer, nud is
going to have everything in hhape
ho that when the good weather
comes the contructs will bo all let,
and the work can commence at
once,
Wc cany a complete line of farm
and garden tools. You cannot af
ford to be without our No. 4. Im
proved Manet Jr. Ah a seeder thin
tool is accurate, wimple, durable, re
liable and cany running, doing first
c.asn work in every particular.
Hardeners and Formers who feel
thul they haven't enough work for
a drill lo do, will find thin com
bined tovl one of the most tn-eful
and efficient of nil helpers.
Wynne Hdw. Co.
FREE
Fine Gra.nitewa.rc
With every can of Baking Powder pur-
chased at the Bazaar.
S.dtic,t of Salt, per pl. 10c
Miic;i ili'l .In vii ('uffee, 1 11 rll). L'.'i & .'l.'c
lii-si i hIt c'r k kci h, 1 n-r iio 0."'
I'.ckI Snil 1 ( '1 ;k'Ki ih, per liox ."n
Fine Sweet Cracker, per liox .V
Violet Out. I'lakcM, 'J Iioxch ."
Violet. Wheat I'lakfH, 1' Iioxch U'le
Coliiuiliia Flake OntH with ri :(oc
iiy, lima and hi rye wlilte lieuim 5c
r.cht dried prilucH ." to 10 cent).
K;i.m!i v ' a Men ID t.) .".DC
llucU (iluvcK, Wire ( 1. id FiiiK'TS T.'tc
MeiiM Fine ilolf ShirtH .'.otodiic
I 'resilient Sii-wii ler-t 'Xh'
Men . ami Iiu.vh overall :i.")to!M)c.
MeiiM I il.weil Work Slilrtrt .r.D to 7.V
The Bazaar.
The cheap store.
Phonographs and Records for Sale
Machine coupons at Nugget oftii e.
Jl.TiO for .2 shoes all this week at
Welch & Woods.
John Kirk and wife of Doreua
were visitors in town Saturday.
Trunks and suit cases all kinds.
Welch & Woods.
Lumbermen's and loggers shoes
at Yenske's t the bent and lowest
prices. K
FOR SAMC- Five roon house and
two lots, Inquire of C. H. Uru
neau. 13
Cochran's studio is the place for
you to get vour photograph. Don't
forget (Jochran.
Singer sewing machine agency at
Ycatch iSr Lawson's, also collect
i"g ageeey for .same.
Five minutes of your time to
look over shoes at $i.;"i) all on one
table. Welch Si Woods.
Free with Nugget subscription.
The New Yoik Tribune Farmer, a
weekly agricultural paper.
(lardeii seed just ariived and
opened at Mctealf Jfc Hrunds. The
best quality at the best prices.
The N01 th west l'oultry Journal
and the Nugget for $1.75. Now is
the time while this special price is
on.
Patronize a home industry that is
building up a good trade by its
good material. The Conger Cigar
Fuctory.
Tho Pacific Homestead is u good
weekly farming paper, and can bo
had at a reduced rato with Nugget
subscriptions,
Whito Langshan eggs $1.50 per
setting (15) at the Bazaar. Fine
wiuter layers, weight, roosters 10
pounds, hetiB, 8 pounds.
County Attorney J. M. Williams,
and his assistant are down at Rose
burg, exporting the Douglas county
records, to clear up the recent
trouble that has been had down
there.
The Uorean llmd met at the
home of Miss Verna li-own on Sat
urday evening. A lnrge number of
young people were present and
after the study a social time was
enjoyed by all present.
The State Board of Health has
just rondereel ils report on the
cause of the fever situational Fai
gene. They lay the blame to con
tamination of the water used iu the
water system, resulting from see
page into the wells, from infrequent
flushing of the pipes, and because
of the use of cesspools iustead of
sewor connections and makes a num
ber of ree-ommendatious regarding
tho sinking of now wells, where the
water will or necessity be self filter
ed, the installatien of filtration
plants and connection of oil houses
with sewer,
! Joe ISuructt of Dorena was down
j Saturday 011 business.
Mrs. licKoy Welch's daughter,
I.indley, who is attending school in
Kugtne was hero for a few days the
ia't of the week.
d. W. Dyer and Ji. V, 0. Urown
wcic prominent attendants at the
Socialist convention in Fug'-ne tho
hist of the week.
We have the? e elebrated F'tz A'
Dunn shoes for ladies wear, new
toe and button.
Welch .V Woods.
J. I!. Whitney, State Printer,
wax in town last week, Mr. Whit
ney h now serving his firt term
and h a candidate for ronomination
lb- is not a stranger in Imo county
having lived at I'.ugene for many
years If.- haw many frien 1 in ibis
pait of the state and will receive a
big vote.
Wnihod B.nd Ironed
I,uce; curtains, clothes repaired
and pressed by Mrs. (Jeo. ISohlman.
Ieavc wotk nt Ostrnnder's barber
shop.
Woodmen, Attention.
II I,. Day, State Organizer for
the Woo linen of the World, will
meet with IJohemiu Camp No. 2G0
on Friday live, March oO. An
eartii.st invitation is extended to all
the "Choppers" to be present on
that date not only to meet Neigh
bor I) iy btii to get acquainted with
your own Camp Neighbors.
il H, Yandknui bo.
Clerk No. 2C0.
Cvirrln-Cook
Mr. J. C. Currin a well known
Cottage drove boy, was married
Mar. nth to Miss Maud Cook,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Cook of Port Townsend, Wash.
The young couple will reside in
Portland where Mr. Currin is in
the employ of the W. U. T-le. Co.
To ExchtvngB.
Cows foi young, gentle horse.
Inquire at this office.
Clllezns Traction and Lighting Co
O. t). McOilvray is in charge of
the work being done by the Citizens
Traction und Lighting Company,
on its plant here, and is at present
unloading the dynamo and parts re
cently received. A new engine is
ou the way, which is to be used
here. The new djuamo is of about
1-3 more capacity than the machine
now in use. The new manager of
the plant will be here to take
charge the first of the month.
M. W. A
Tuesday night the local M. W.
A. Lodge took iu 14 members from
Yoncolla. where the local lodge has
surrendered its charter. The dele
gation came in on the train Tuesday
noon.
Reduced Round Trip Excursion
Rates.
Hound trip passenger rates Chi
cago to Portland and return, via
direct line will be $75.00 and from
Missouri lliver points $io.oo.
These tickets will be on sale daily
commencing Tune 1st and continu
ing until Sept. 15th with final re
turn liiuit of October .'51st
J. M. IsHAM.
G. W. Griffin Announces His Platform
To I'. U. Lee. the County Clerk
for the County ot Line, State of
Oregon, and to the members of the
Republican party aud the electors
of the County of Lane in the State
ot Oregon:
I, G. W. Griffin, reside at 408
Lawienco street, and my postofiice
is Eugene, Oregon. I a am duly
registered member of the Republi
can party. If I am nominated for
the office of State Senator at the
primary nominating election, to be
held in the State of Oregon, County
of Lane, the 20th day of April,
HKX'i, I will accept the nomination
aud will not withdraw, and if I am
elected I will qualify os such officer.
If I am nominated and elected I
will, during my term of office work
for the euactment of la as providing
for raisiug state revenues by indi
rect taxatiou of corporate fran
chises; assessment and taxation of
gross earniugs of expresB, telephone
and telegraph companies; assessing
and taxing ot railroads uniformly
as continuous pieces of . property
throughout tho state. Making the
inheritance tax law operative.
Liberal appropriations "for the State
University. National aid for the
Siuslaw 1 arbor. Authorizing the
employment uuder proper super
vision, of iumates of tho peniten
tiary upon the highways of this
state. And will to the best of my
ability, so work aud vote on all mat
ters as to meet the approval of my
constituents. I desire that the fol
lowing statement bo priuted after
my name ou the nominating ballot.
Will always work for the best inter
ests of I.ane County and Oregon.
G. W. Griffin,
Candidate for Nomination.
Jmt The
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Neat Job Work of
All Kinds Dope
Olc'll treat Vou &
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The Real
Safety Razor
Can be used in either hand
and strops like any razor.
t cuts them off slick as a whistle.
1 Griffin & Veatch Co.
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wont catch Ml
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The Hodge Jigs give a perfect Hepuratlun
oriCiiie-Ieatl-Orc
JOHN A. TRAYLOR.
1634 BlakoSt,
MINING MACHINERY