The Bazaar DoiVt Overlook our liKAUIIf UL CHINAWARK School Tablets, Pencils, Folding Lunch Baskets Perfumes, Soaps and Toilet Articles New Slock of TOYS NOTIONS, Novmrii-s, I'OST CARDS lli-iir mil' l n w $100 I'hollogrupll, Ni-w nIimIi u( Machine nmt Iti-ri in I t no Hn 1 1 - I ,ace o i ii I Kin liiny union-, Ties, I I I IHI-, Jl'll I l I III IUHllillK I 1 1 1 1 1 I' I n i I ,ri- Kilh-r, I il l ii i-i H-1 I I i I (!iiifi-ct ioilH. The Bazaar. nil OK Collage Grove, Or. Paid up Capital: $25,000.00 SlllilH Oll'l I llilis lill'il I'l'illllH. $5,375.44 Momv to In. in mi :i Mxi'llllllt'l" Htll'l, p! 1. c i 1 tin- I' 1 1 r. n v k 11 t h k 1 1 , rri-i-iit. iin)Vi-il m'curity availuli'i uilV llitl-ll Sut'H 1 . I- w iinm.m (.'abler KILLthb COUCH AND CURE the LUNC8 WITH Or. King's New Discovery FOR C rONSUMPTlON OUCHS nJ OLDS Price 60c &S1.00 Free Trial. Surest ami Uiiickt-Bt Cure for all THROAT mid JUNO TROUB LES, or MONEY ilACK. wum vnuryui m w mi mi HAVE VOU SENT YOUR DOLLAR? TO REPUBLICANS: W arc-anxious t- li.ivc- every Re publican io clo- touch, and work ing io harmony witli tin- Republican National Ci.iin s.-imial Committee in favor ol tin; election if a Republican CollglCSS. The Connies I' mal campaign must lio based no tin- administrative and legisl.itivi- in-ml .l tlic larty, and, that being si 1. Theodore Roosevelt's personality nm-t I'e a icntral figure and his achievements a central thought in tin; campaign. We ili -iii- to maintain the work of this campaign with pntiilar subscrip tions of One Dollar eaili from Repub licans. 'I'd c-aeh snbseriber we will send tin: Republican National Cam paign Text Honk and all documents jsMied by the 'oiiuoittee. Help us at hii-M- a gnat victory. J.xmi sS. Siii kman, Chairman, 1'. O. l!o ?udj, New York. A MATTER OF HEALTH 0, WW Absolutely Puro A Cream of Tartar Powder, free from alum or phOf phatlo acid CAS 110 SUBSTITUTE Write to jour friend on Cottage I.Ipih find use ill Bouvotilr iioviF. news !r.::'!:lr"!.:"""iabou, to I - - M UMIUC Wl UYK JIIU Vlllllll. Ca.AAjtAJUULftJuiJU)iAfl juuftsjiPJifltftfOffBTmrinrir Subscribe for the Nugget. Ii. 1). Hmith exfectH to Htarl next Monday for California. A home brand is the kind for yon to smoke C. (1. cigars. John .Small from way up the Coast Fork wan a visitor in town on Monday. The bcHt selection of school tab lets in town can be soon nt Metealf iSc lirunds. T lie bent Hcloction of sehoul tab lets in town can bo seen at Metealf & DrundK. Judge l'otter and wifo of Ktigene spent Sunday visiting with fi iond near here. Henry Veatch went down to Fti geno Sunday pud got bis foil quota of birds near there. W. A, Hemenwny's htoro west of bridge in Kukiu V, Urintow's bid., Wall and Water Sts. Rev. Beatty, the new Mclbo list minister will occupy his pulpit hero next ''ynday for tho first time. Levi (Jeer paHed through town Sunday on li in way back to London after a trip to the county sent. Giiffiu & Veutch Co. had in a new shipment of guns tho last ol tho week and anions them a .'52 Winchcstfr Autornalie, that inter CHts the hiioolerH. The Chumbers Lumber C'. is l.iyini,' in about five tons of pro visions foF llioir bi i-tote nt I'o-rt-na. Tho More will bo thoroughly Biipplied in a short time. Tbe Cowlitz County Advocate, of CaHtle,Kock, WaHhinj;too i i now nndcr new onersliiji, Geo. Me ('lane, a former employee of Uiiw olliee now lin the dilor nod munager. e wihii iumi Hiieeess Mr. and Mrn. Roy Welch have rented a houHe in l'ortland ami on Monday shipped all their furniture up and will soon be settled there. As yet Mr. Welch will remain in the Htoro here, but may later k t l'ortland. J.-T. HuHton and son s of Ten- dloton drove from Pendleton over to the Willamette valloy and looked around with a view to Bettlin in this Bcction, but the boys do not ike lumbenug and Mr. lliiHton fol lows their wishes. Mrs. Klmira Sweeney has pur chased a houHO of Geo. Ritchie, known as the Lawbaugh Library, and moved it to a lot east of Henry Fischer' sresidence, where she is converting it into a very neat little four room cottape. Mrs. J. B. Protzmau has been very ill for a number of days and Sunday her life was despaired of, as was also that of her youngest son, a lad of about throe, both sick with fever. Monday morning the mother waj reportod Bomo better, but still very dangerously ill Cottage Grove was well repre sented at thetneeting at tho Lane County Medical Association on Saturday nignt. Drs Hockett, Best and Kime, with their wives, being present. They went down on the delayed overland Saturday afternoon, and came back the same night. The doctors report having had a Bplendid time, the ladies en joyed the trip, too. Prank Winzenread has been greatly changing and beautifying his home on Hit u street uy unua . 1 1. mg a wwe anu long porcu acrows tho front and north end of his house and by the addition of an upper porch in front of one of tho dormer windows. The chango in the house has made it look like an entirely different placo, and makes it stand out as one ol ue line houses of the town. The next attraction is Marshall Choate Crouch, who has not only been a Chautauqua favorite, but who Las so ably ontertalnod a num ber of select audiences iu the Cen tral West. His subject is timely and bis message worth while. Nono who hear his "Simple Life," will fail to pralBe htm. He comes Sat urday, October 27th. A good houso is fully expected. Uo sure to hear him. Ho is guarautood to pleaBe. Tom Gill had a bad accident las week. He was doing some work at his wood pile when he lost his balance aud fell backward aud in catching himself his left wrist struck the edge of the axe and cut a. deoD trash. The wrist commenced to heal all right, but Sunday his cow got 011 a tear and while trying to get her penned up he got his wtist badiy strained and broke the wouDd open. Tom don't let his af fliction bother him any more than he can help and kept pegging away and says the day is coining when he will have a new leg that I will be tar bettrr than lite crutch. Childrcns bats Saturday at Mary IhrlelH. Fall oponing at the Bartels Milli nery Saturday. Kugcnc Steam Laundry, Allison and HastingH agents. Special Hale of hols for children Saturday Mary 1'artcln. 40 bars laundry soap for $ r.oo ot V. A. Homenway's store. W. A. Hcinenway has bargain couutorH full of bargains. C. C. CofTman and wile of Ku gerio arc making a visit here. The latest styles for childrens hats Saturday at Mary Bartels. Judgo G. It. ChriHman was a vis itor in towr on Monday from the comity Heat. Tho two men on trial in Kugene for violation of the prohibition law, were acquitted. A carload of 12 race horses passed through the Grove bound Hfuith on Monday. The S. P. in very short of train crewH, and is finding difficulty in Hfcuring good men. Miss Antoinette Burdick went to Mngenc Tuesday to rc-Bume her HtudieH at the U. of O. Rev. Olson of the Christian Church attended the district con vention in Albany last week. Arehio Thorn ppon is spending a few (lays with his family, but will soon go back to his work on the S P. bridge crew. 4.vV'7"l 1S r,ow the population of Oregon, according to O. P. HofT, State Ln?or Commissioner, which is a matfrial increase over the last report. The freight and draymen ore overworked these days. The busi ness done in town is larger thtn ever before known, and prosper ous times are here. II. O. Eldridge of Cherry Creek, Nevada was a visitor at the Nugget office this week. His home is at (iorvais, Oregon, but most of his time is spent in Nevada in the min ing district. Five steamships arrived at Seattle Saturday from Alasks nth $97i, 000 in gold on board, and with up did 1O3S passengers. Averaging the gold per passonger, they not havo very much. The Kpworth League of the Methodist Church was entertained Monday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Isham. A very cood timo was had by all present. The very best of refreshments were served. A limb of huckleberries in the Nugget window are attracting con siderable attention. Most people say they are shadow berries and other names but they are grown from a new plant in the East and are real huckleberries. Dr. L. Mattney, a San Francisco physician paseed through the Grove 011 his way to Portland last week and will return to the Grove before long with a view to settling here. He is well leased with the sight of tho town and its business and says he expects to open up a business house somewhere in the Willam ette Valley before long. In Sunday's Register is printed a transcript of the address of Prof. II. C. Sampson to the teachers of the Lane County Institute, a couple of weeks ago, on "The Making of a Community." This speech was thought to have been one of the abbst delivered at the institute and was especially enjoyed by several of the teachers here. Tho new foundry commenced tho moving of their machinery from Latham to the now bnilding on Monday. The building is pro gressing rapidly and will soon be finished. The Wynne Hardware Co. is covering the big roof with a patent roofing called 'Jungo." When the shop is completed and running it will bo a great help to all the sawmills and other mills in this section as it will enable them to get quick repairs. Disc Plows! Now is the time to do your fall plowing. We carry the best disc plow that is made and would he eased to have yon call and examine its merits. VYNNI 1 1IWD. CO. 000000 000000 0-00000 000000 Directors u ii. , on MS ):. I n:i if, v, a. 11 i; 1 1 m;. run. r.i;i ki.i.v, . Ko-s k r.si;. Paid Capital $15,000.00. W. H. Abrami B. Lurch C. Ron Kin A. H. Kelio - President Vice-President Cashier Assistant Cashier We solicit the account- of cor porations, firms and individual-!, and will be pleased to meet with those who contemplate rn!W accounts. We pay I per cent on time de posits after August 1, l')' (i. We will be moved to our perma nent homo on or about that date ) OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO t! Vetch and Oat Seed For Sale Mixed in the proper proportion for ha'. One and one-quarter cents per pound. Inquire of Ih-iDLER Bros. Cottage Grove, Ore. J. J. Hill expects to see America a country of 200,000,000 popula tion in 1900. New Yorkers say that Roosevelt will succeed 'Senator Piatt as sena tor from New York. The lawyer that defended the assassin of President Garfield, died in Chicago Monday. A Voncalla Nursery a ont thinks sho will have a good field in about Cot'.ago Grove as she hears this is a great fruit section. Wm. Kirk of Dorcna after an outing at the Lakes in Lastern Oregon, is now in Eugene at the business college and expects to fit himself for an expert bookkeeper. Geo. Corner says the last month ias been the lest month he has had since he has been in business. He has sold more harness and done more work all through than over before. Mr. C. Gray, lather of Mrs. larry Metcalf, arrived here on Monday and with his family will occupy the house just east of Mr. Metcalf's, the family moving here from Halsey. Davo Griggs has a neat window display of Rat-Bis Kit in the form of a great arch, composed of Rat-Bis-Kit boxes, back of which Puss and Towser sitting disconsolate over the loss of their job. Mrs. J. Richards and daughters returned from Independence on Saturday after an abseuce of a month or more. Lach year Mrs. Ricbards and her daughters make visit at her mothers and then make a good round sum at the hop yards near there. At the meeting of the Commer cial Club Monday night little busi ness was transacted other than for tho lecture course, tho editor of the Nugget being made a member of tho entertainment committee in place of F. J. Hard, whose business at the mines keeps him too close to attend to the work of the commit tee. North Bend 1ms a Commercial Club which began its existence last Tuesday evening with dl members. The officers of tho club are C. S. Winsor, president; F. II. Bingham, secretary and Fj. II. Jones, treas urer. The club has a Riut or 11 rooms on tho third llo r of the Winsor block that overlooks the bay. The club starts out very promisingly, and will strive for the upbuilding ot tho Coos bay country 111.001) rOISOMNU. Results from chronic constipation, which Is quickly enred by Dr. King's. New l.ifo Pills. Thoy remove till potrtouous germs from the system and nifuso new lh'o and vigor; cure sour stomach, miunla, headache, dlzzlnecs und eollc', without griping or uls comfort. L'a-. i uai anteed by lien hou'h Pharmacy, J y& " ""taawranrixs-.' " fl i MB I T IS .IN EDUCATION1 For 11 boy or a girl t. w.-ar 'ho - Wkkk School Slioii. 5 1 It is wear, worry and waterproof It has style and charac ter and is worth more han it costs. Also a line line of Ladies' and Gent." Shoes - Ladies Fill.; .Shoe- ').', 10 VlZh Gents I ii.o S!:o : Ail -', : to r,r all .-ort-i of feet t'l.l't to f 5.00. SPECIAL ATTENTION TO SHOE CUSTOMERS C. II. BURKliOLER The BoiWiila nugget s All the News I fill the Time Ah- Neat Job Work of I All KMs Dope Vs. H WW treat you RkjDI Griffin Veatc mpanyi DEALERS IN Ilardwaiv, Stoves, Plunibintj i--(-1 AT iii f nivci'i'i'c' oml tmll supplies, Wagons, Unifies, Ari- "m 1 .1 1 ' 1 . . . 1 o. i' . Ml cultural liajiienients, oiioitiii goods, duns, Ammunition, Hercu les powder. Caps, Fuse, lite. ft m . jig ECZEMA and PILE CURE FPPP Knowing what It w;is to r,,tu suffer, 1 will give l- KKi: Ol' CIIAIUJE, to any utlllctod u positive cure for Kezeiaa, Salt Klieuni, 1-: ryip elas, l'llea und Skin Diseases," In stant relief. Don't suffer longer, Write F. W. WIL1JAMS, 1(10 Manhat tan Avenue, N, V. Knoloso ftamji. Mrs. Sim Urand and little daugh ter left for Eugene Monday for a few days visit. Souvenir envelopes and writing paper cost you little more and ad vertise the Grove. Uo your part to let people know what a town we have. Hoarding anil day .cho.il lor younK laJie". 1 Lt'nchtltky mi'thoili. Art; ComplM Arii.ltnli? Ciiiirnit; .ii.t-IiI Inducement., h'ot Intoi-iuatloa addiesti SUtur Superior. . '' . . !:',V t l'i :l..' Ui-nclf J ii .. n i -: ' Ii j oil liuvi' jj " A ' . jl 61 I . I1111d.lv, :illiur, 3 : . . -j . w,ihi,i,.., un..ik-iiti.v 3 I w i 1.1 1. I i a;.: , : ) -v t.i ii -1 i i r p rtt'i't : . 1 1 t r .. ill nl mw h..(l. 1 , ;. p.inii'litt t, in a pin tit I. . i! i ..i'tli iiliilH. if juu ( : . Yi-iit 'bt:iblWti d. i -1 , i't . ' lu ml, Ot cK"it. a .wo.!. hdjiMMuaaM04arawa Chicken fanciers get a Poultry Journal, and keep pot-ted. The Northwest poultry Journal and the Nugget 'or I.70. avelopca.