New Arrivals
This Week
Selz Shoes
Latest Styles and Creations
Thompson's Glove Fitting Cor
sets. New and pleasing styles.
A large assortment
Of Fine Glassware.
Late Patterns.
C. II. BURKIIOLER
Corner Malrv Ctl 3rd Stccrt
Vc rnrry a compMe line of farm
and garden tools. Von cannot af
ford to bo without our No. 4. Im
ptoved I'lanct Jr. Ah n he Her this
tool i accurate, niroplo, durable, re
liable and cany rnnniiif, doing first
c'.as work in every particular.
( l.itd''in rs and l''imerH wlio f' el
that, haven't enough wr.ik for
a dull lu l, will find thU com
bined tool one of tlie most ui-cfiil
mid efficient of "II l'el erH.
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Dress and Work Shirts
50c 75c and 90c
Subsr ribo for the Nugg'-t.
Rev. I). I'. (Hon married Tom
Jenkins nnd Mr. fcc lait Saturday
eve nintf-
Mr. Jormie Kebbbbeek rnme up
from Fall ('reek Saturday for a few
days visit.
Mis Stella Day of I'.wyvnc, nfjf-nt
of the Green Stamp people, was a
visitor n-ir thin week.
Mrs. J. M. ('nip mid little daugh
ter (lladjs, of Springfield visited in
t lie Oiov'! over Sunday returning
Monday
Mrs. I'urmi) f 1 r y , the mother-in
law of Hairy Metcalf liaa purchas
ed the two lots adjoining h-r prop
e ty on the north.
John I 'a i ley of Springfield has
rented the J. I'. I'rown pinto here
and lias moved with his family,
lie has charge af the. planer at the
Chamhera Lumber Co. at DorenaJ
Mm. Walker
mother of Mrs.
making uit
daughter and
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the Ha.nr.
Sewing mat bine fue nr mihu
lady. Who i hIh-.
Mens and boys ov tallH at I"
f 1 . at the U.ia r.
Kugene Steam I.aundrv, Allison
nnd I lasting agents.
lon't fad to notice who tb- con
testants arc in the in in bine Kniti .1.
I.iidw i;- planus :t ViaO'li - Liuv-
l;...t. Snio r It !l fui Allan and
V itland n Mum!. iv.
A lioun- l iHid i-, tl t kind fr you
to -inkc C ' i iiii w.
I ' 1 1 in i it. i ii'at an- jii't the thing
nnd dn't y n fr get it.
i'al.y hiif;i' s !' the brM (Nnigns,
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Mi rlmiile M (ilveel ine Soup
Ciiiiner Minimi Snip
The Bazaar.
Sewing machine coupon rrct iv
cd on Mihhfi iptions wIku vmi j'ny
rot'ND A purse. Apply a t
Nugget othce. identify
advcitiHcini'nt.
When you want a good mni.inej
or pnper on a cluooing rate, liy
your home pajier with it. The
Iriee will Hntisfy you.
Hllo Central (live us every one
on the lino. We want to t 11 them
u doll I the (ileal largaius at lie.
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The New York Tribunu h'.umtr,
n weekly AgrieuHui al paper, fiee
to any auliHtrilier that pais n year's
sutHcriptiu to the Nugget.
The work on the Christian
Church iH progressing rapidly and
before long the partitions will he
taken out and it will he made into
ono room.
Yea tch V Iiawaon have just put
in a new Hiife for tho protection l
their records ami papers, nnd a
Mr. Yeatch taya ilia the cheapest
kind of iiiHuraiu c on am h paper.
The Hrowu Itumher Co. com
lucneed Minning n 12 hour thilt on
Monday, teginning work at '..'Id
and working with half an hour nt
noon until 7. Thia is puhirg tin.
work along pretty well.
Rev. C II. Wallace is getting
the frame of hia house put up this
week, lie is doing moat all of tho
Spiiti;
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it ii i :n li i ll
III ihIviih e
oil i-hirls, nilk and
li oni c,o I" 9" cents
is it" the ci .Hi t liouKe
nachite cnupons
miIisci ipl kii paid
St e tll'i- e fill'-
plain limit nt
nt lie I! i.-iar.
Mih. I.eKoV Weld.
Wi Mian's SnlTr ii;e C
I'.H tl.. lul 1 rl week.
attended the
,hfi)tioii in
Aillii'ls of Hewing umchines,
hoth i;ew i r old at any old pi ice at
Vealcll A Ii IHI-Oll's,
K v. Lai c, Mpiscopal rector fiom
Ios.-hiii I e'd a line church service
heie ( ii Moiidav evening.
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Home industry is all right when
u u 'mi eel what you want at the
i ight i ice, nich aa Coneis cjears.
I'd! an cxpi it piano tuner and re
pairer, call up h, Ij. W'ooiIm, Into of
Kiiiilmll'H l'i.ino Factoiy. Chicago,
on phone ,vA.
Chicken fanciers get a Poultry
Journal, and keep posted. The
Northwest Poultry Journal and the
Nugget for I.7").
Anna Ole.shy spent Sunday
with her parenta, ami on Mouday
returned to Yoncalla where she is
mi the Yoncalla Imlo-
Journal
Now is
work himself and wid have a very
comfortable house for himself and 1 employed
his wife when it is completed, in ' pendent.
which to pasi the Inter years of i y. 11. Honians. chief timber in
their lives. (spector from Washington, I). V.
The local croamery made a ahip i has been in this locality for some
inent of nine ensea of butter to the i time looking over tho timber re
l,M1.u.d mnrket on Monday, nnd in serve, and left for the north on the
making shipments every
day now. ' Monday noon train.
Mr. Stiller is much pleased with the
way the creamery business is work
ing out. Moie cream is being
brought in each day, and still more
in proapect.
G. O. McOilvray has his force of
men busily at work getting the pits I govcinorahip.
dug for the foundation for the new
electric plant engine, unloading
brick, nnd getting ready for the
construction of the new plant. The
foundatiouB of the engine are to be
Bunk deeper than first intended, and
the bojb nie already down to tho
water. When tho engine is
mounted it will bo on a foundation
made to stand for years. On
Wedneaday a crew of men will go
out ou Mosby Creek and load
gravel on O. A S. K. cars for the
foundations. Some little iiimcuny
was found in sccuriug tho light
kind of gravel in sufficient quanti
ties, but it Is thought thut by
fcrteaing the rock it can be gotten
(ill right.
UeportH from the Kastern Ore
gon section indicate that Governor
Geo. Chamberlain has u strong hold
on tho affections of tho people over
lher nnd that he will put up a ter-
ror of a race to any aspirant for the
Tlie Springfield News says that
since the liooth Kelley company
has 1 nihid tho wages of its men at
that point it has secured a good
crew of hard wonting, reliable men,
and that if they continue paying
such wapes they will have little
difficulty in keeping a full crew.
C. II. Purkholder is commenc
ing a series of window displays in
his store windows which have re
cently bi cn enlarged and arranged
for r bet Mr Knowing. The effect of
the goods on display is very catch-
ing and m a gnat improvement.
Mr. Pin kholdcr is planning a num
ber of other important changes
which ho hopes to make mt time
100 coupons
scription.
The Saturday market--See Pen
son's show window.
All kinds of frrsh soda and oys
ter crackers at the Paaar.
FOR SALIC- Five room house and
two lots, Inquire of C. P. Pru-
lieau. 13
Cochran's studio is the place for
you to p;et vr photograph. I'on't
i'r get Cochran.
Singer sewing machine agency at
Yeatch & Paws-on's, also collect
ing agency for same.
Tim Kpwoith League market will
have lots ol goodies at Person s
I'harmaey .Saturday.
Free with Nugget subscription.
The New Yoik Tribune Farmer, a
weekly apricultuial pnper.
Garden seed just ai lived and
opened nt Metcalf V Prunds. The
best quality nl tho best prices.
The Northwest Poultry
and the Nugget for $1.75.
the time while this special price is
on-
Yeatch & Lawson have jnst put
in a line line of the latest baby bug-
gies ot ine ceieoraieu iieywocu
brand.
Patronize a home industry that is
building up a good trade by its
gootl material. The Conger Cigar
Factory.
ICugene's water supply is much
improved at the present time ac
cording to tepoits by the State
Poard of Health.
Quito a good deal of work has
already been laid out for the sum
mer and it is hoped that a new
winner will be made for the eam-p.
Two Faigene ladies are out on a
60 mile ttnmp to Foley Spriugs nnd
will undoubtedly have a rather
muddy trip before they get through
with it.
Sheriff Fisk and Chiet of Tolice
Farrington of Kugene made a good
capture there on Friday when they
secured Jack Mitchell, a noted crim
inal for whom there is offered iffiooo
reward.
The Const I.engue bnsebnll season
open Saturday with Portland play
ing at riesno, where the score was
I to o in favor of Portland. From
now on tne ooys will 00 on eager
watch for the daily scores.
Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs.
C. F. Walker enteitsined a num
ber of young folks at their home in
this city. A most delightful time
was had by .ill present. The best ;
of refreshments were served and al
together U was voted it success.
Departure was taken early in tho !
morning.
Congressman Williamson, Yan
Gcssncr and Pirgs are making a
desperate fi'ht to avoid sentence,
afor their conviction hist fall. A
huge bill of exception covering
some 160 pages was presented Mon
day to Judge W. II. Hunt, of Mon
tana in tli-i Federal court at Port
land ami this bill has been denied
signaturn because of incompleteness.
A long and hard battle will be
waged to escape the law.
The United Stages Weather Pu
reau commences this week to issue
weekly bulletins in detail, which
bulletins succeed the weekly crop
bulletin issued last year. We note
that the highest temperature of last
week that was noted, was at Kose
burg and at Drain, both K2 and the
lowest at Forest Grove JH i)v
Thursday and Friday the temper
ature was higher than it had been
previously recorded in 20 years.
L, F. Orpurd returned frcm P rt
laud on Saturday night's overland,
after having had treatment from a
specialist there for his eyes. A
short time since he had a case of
grippe which settled in his left eye
and was driven from it, but later re
turne 1 and settled in the risht 'e
60 suddenly and severely as to en
tirely destriy the eight. He was
taken to Por'lanJ where the eye
was removed, and tl e other one
treated. He is now practically re
covered from the sickness, but is
still exceedingly weak and feels the
loss of his eye very much.
Pot Hunters Pay High for Slaughter-!
ing deer. ;
Gamewarden Paker is much j
gratified over tho airtst and fining
of thrte men at Pendleton for Kill
ing deer out of season It was al
hged that three men, Fay Le Grow,
Sain Paiiiburn and Fiank Orasty of
Atheua killed 16 deer at one time iD
a canyon in the mountains on the
noith fork of Meaeham Creek, after
having driven the deer into a cor
ner so that they could not escape,
and a Pendleton pnper says of it:
This seems to be the culmination
of unlawful deer killing which has
been going on in the neighborhood
of Meaeham and on the head
water of Umatilla for a number of
l'rH-
The gamewarden has oeen nara
U work 011 the case for a long time.
and detailed Deputy J. D. v ilson
of Yoncolla, who is one of the bet
of his deputies to trace the matter
and as a result me euuecce
was louccl necessary i" setuic a
conviction. ine men were mica
5125 each, after having plead
guilty.
Senator Fulton takes exception
to the remonstrance of Cottage
Grove s people against the open
ing of lands in the Forest Peserve
to the settlement, and seems to
think that they know nothing about
tho Peserve and intimates that their
remocstracce will dg theiu uo good.
Able Sons.
Kx-Mayor Yeatch was down at
Kugene recently to hear his son,
who is attending the University,
debate on the rate question. Along
with him was au old friend, Mr.
Galloway, whose 6on was also de
bating and both men listened 10
the debate with great attention and
interest, for they found in the
speeches evidences of ability they
had not imagined and each went
away feeling rather as tUougn iney
had mighty good renson to be
proud of -their sons, such able
and powerful boys as. they had
found them to be. Mr. Galloway
is the father of ChaB. V. Galloway
of Corvallis who is a candidate for
Congressional Representative. If
you want to hear Mr. Yeatch talk
about a good man, listen to him
about Chas. V. Galloway, he says
there is tho man and would like to
see him win out, for he is an honest
strong and powerful man,
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skirls aii'l waists, t iai incuts
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suits. Silk and im icci iK. il
petticont. 'flic Iciuitiiul
new "t'rincos" and "lianzi"
nilks in nil the lcadin,' -Ii idc-.
No tioiililc tn i-hiiw i-ainplcs.
A few patterns in div-s and
cklrt leuutliH m lia nd.
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