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HOME NEWS
.) J i. I.eltoy was In KugiMin IjihI Hal -urdny.
T. 13, Wheeler wan hi i'.iiKi'iix be
tween trains Mumlny.
WAN TKD I'luiii sewing to do, i-all
Tliono No. si. :tt-1 in
Attorney .1. S. Medley was u Kose
burg vbitor liiHt week.
Virgil McCull of Silver I .alio re
turned lionu' ImhI Friday lifter ii vihII
here.
(lov. Clmnilierlulii In i h (lectured it
OvimIiiv'h ImlMiiy lor the hunk (if tint
shite.
M Iks () l in e Sleiinm of Kugoiie wiin
hii over Htindiiy visitor In (Village
drove.
10 acres In (lowdyvlllc, lino Im
provements jirioo fSfrin. I'isii.u.
lllNhH.
liMincreM bottom hind, 1H) hitch un
der cultivation on railroad, 10 miles
from town. Fimui. Hinhh.
Hllger, Now Jlollio, Wheeler A:
Wilson nml Standard ncwlug ma
chines nt Vented St I.hwhoiih.
Mr. r.d I locking Is here Irom I'nrl
lulid. lie, with other linemen I work
ing hi in th ward on the toll lines.
44 arren, river lioltom. It under en
tivatlou, no Improvement, II milMe
from town, f Iiki ciimIi. Hnoai, IIisiim
John If. 1 1 nit ok of California Iiiih
I men eiiimeil hy the Kiigene Coininer
rial Club to boost I'.ugene, at a wilury
of f'MHNI a year.
The President hllM imlled Iiih
TliMiiksRlvIng proclamation, namliiK
thu hint Thursday In November iih
TInuikuKl vinn ilny.
.lohn ()tnuidiT Iiiih arrived fmiii
rortlaml uml will run the Ostrinder
r.urbcr shop for several iiioiiIIih dur.
Iiir the absence of Iiih brother. j
so ncreH, ;i"i iiinler eiiltlvntlon, miiiuII
nrclini'd, good luirn n ml Mprlng a
inlleH from town, mile from school
good orchard lund price $I2'iO. Finuai
HlNllS.
A good game Hnyket ball, the
llrst of the season, will be phiyed next
Thursday evening at tint Armory, lie-twi-cn
tho Cottage tlrove "lh'tl CV
und Roseburtf,
100 acres bottom land, ;( acres un
der cultivation, : lino spring, house
barn and orclnird 10 miles from town
adjoining Doroim. I'rieo fl'MMi. Ka.iy
tcrniH. Kimim. Hinoai..
Mrs. Heiiiunway, mother of James
Hemonwny Miifferecl hor second para
Jytlo stroke yesterday and her life was
dlnpared. though Inter In the day re
covery seemed probable.
D. J. Ncholl has had the Interior of
IiIh Jewelry store repaired, painted
iiud otherwise beautllled and now Iiiih
as noat u store as you will find In any
city. 1 1 in Htoek also is Ii rat clans.
In conformity to the declaration by
(iovernor Chamberlain of aflvedayH
holiday for the banks of the state,
our bunks huug out the, holiday sign
and pulled down their enrtaliiH yester
duy morning.
Messrs. Cha. Uruneau, .lumen
I'ottn, Frank Snodgrans, Thou. Par
ker, Frank Sly, .1. W. linker. I.,
linker, ). .1. Siholl and II. C. Mad
Hen attended a meeting of the F.Iks at
F.URPne Wednesday night.
Do you know that I'lnesalve Car-bolli-.cd
acts like a poultice In draw
ing out lntlumatlon and poison? It is
antiseptic. For cuts, burns, eczema,
cracked IiiiihIh it Is Immediate relief.
l."icts. Sold by New Kra Drugstore.
Dr. and Mrs. E. ('. Macy entertained
tho choir members of the liliristlaii
chinch at their rcsldeneo lust Satur
day evening In a very pleasant man
nor. tinmen and music were the feat
ures of the evening and a lunch was
h."i veil.
('apt. Johnson enjoys the Held
work, the drill, and the dnnco, but the
lllling out charts and reports of all
record as required hits him pretty
hard, as ho sits by t,ho hour nt his
desk working at tho monotonous
blanks.
The Fniversity of Oregon won the
game of football on last Satur Iny by
a scoro of l!l to C, from the Univer
sity of Idaho. Another gam" la sched
uled for Nov. Vth with the Oregon
Agricultural College So fur Oregon
has made good.
Little Croesus Lee, daughter of
County clerk and Mrs.K.r. Leo. while
playing about the yard this morning
fell una nail with the result that a
severe giiHh was cut In one of her legH
requiring several stitches to cIohc the
wonnd. Guard.
It comes put up In a collapsible tube
with a nozzle, easy to apply to the
soreness and lnfluinatlon, for any
form of IMles. It soothes aud relieves
palu, itching and burning. Man tin
l'lle Keinedy. Price 60 cents. Guar
anteed. Sold by New Fra Drug Store.
The Eugene Iiotird of Fucutlon has
let a contract for a one-room port
able school house to be erected on the
Geary school grounds. This Is done
to house the pupils who were uimblo
to gain admittance to the other
schools because of their crowded condition.
Miss Leila .loiilmi of I'exaH , spoke
at, t he ChriHtlau Church IiihI. Sunday
at 1 1 o'clock. She Hpoko In t he Inter,
est of ti c C. V. It. M , work.
J. F. OMtrauder and wile left for
I 'oil Cniii'oin, Nmth Dakota, where
they will visit. I he winter with C. A.
Lovelace, a brother of Mi'h. OHtran
dcr. Mrs. LoM In Power, ulster -in-law of
Mrs. It v Wood1', who Iiiih been here
for Iwo uiniitliH for her health, left for
her home In Ivuiihmh City, Mo. on the
overland I his morning. The Oregon
O.one did the work and put rones in
her chci kH. She took a ma rkef. bas
ket full of ferns, in well m a nud
opinion of Oregon.
The .luinilcin City Hour nulls have
(dosed down 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 needed icpiui'H are
made. A new boiler has been ordered
to replace the old "lie. 'J'lie fi il'co has
gone In I Inrrl'-hiirg and w ill operate
the mill nt that place iinlllllie neres
snr.v icpalr-. are made here. The llnr
rlsbuig mill has been closed IIiihhcii
sou, bill the Mchhi i. W illielm fiuind
It necessary lo operate it for the prcA
ent. Ill order lo supply the demand.
A UUOD SHOW.
We arc to have in lliiscity a good
Rcpcrtoiro (3ompaiiy who will pre
sent to the lovers of good shows
three new and up-to-date plays.
They are the Hilly liennell's J'.ig
Itcpcitoirc Coiujiany, a two car
company of 'J.'i icoilecarryinf their
own bund, oiclientra, specialty peo
ple, scenery and everything lo put
on first class plays. They havo se
cured the Armory hull, will build a
Htiijje and cijuip it with their scen
ery and will be here Thursday,
I'liday nml Saturday, Nov. jtii, Hih
and (jlli. (lood music. 1'inc spec
inlties und liri-t clans plays nightly.
Hear their band who will jivc free
concerts on the streets at noon and
at 7 p. in. each day.
Secure your tickets for the first
nights production "Across the les
fit" at The New Kra Drug Co
MILITARY BALL.
The initial ball given by Company
'IV, 4th Inf., Oregon National
Ouard at their armory was a grand
success and coiiceedod the best party
ever given in Cottage (Irovo. The
hoys did not make much money but
feci well plenHcd in knowing that
their first effort wns nppreciuted, the
attendance was large, perfect order
was mantoincd, and if thcro was
any question as to the propriety of
attending by the most refined lovers
of the dance, this firnt ball has dis
pelled nny such thougM. Ladies
find gentlemen were the patrons of
the hall, niid these parties wiM bo in
tho future, among the looked for so
ciety events of Cottago drove.
The music was lurnished by tho
llugeng Open Orchestra.
MARRIED
Sunday evening at the residence
of Or. Kitnc by Rev. V. A. Klkins
Kdwiu Tullcr was married to Miss
Trossa M. (iaioutte.
Mr. Tullar is one of our substan
tial business men and in taking to
himself one of our brighest and
best young ladicR, settles the per
manency of his stay in this com
munity. The newly wodded couple
took up their abode in tho Iliggins
residence. A host of friends, the
Nugget included, extend congratulations.
BILLY BENNETT COMING.
The Hilly Uennetl Repertoire
Company will be in Cottage Grove
Thursday, Friday afid Saturday,
Nov. 7th Sih and nth at tho Arm
ory hull, opening tho first night in
the melo-drnnia "Across the Des
ert." The company will build
their own stago, they curry their
own sconery. Tho company is
composed of 25 people and travel
in their own private- ears. They
have a brass band, and orchestra.
The compnny is reported first class.
BORN.
To Mr. and Mrs, Joe (lauldubiui
living tin Bear Crook on 8 pound
girl.
To Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo D.
Huff of I.ynx Hollow a 10 pound
boy.
COTTAGE GROVE.
The description of an ancient city
might well be applied to Cottage
(irovc "Beautiful for situation.
Surrounded by hills." Flowers to
delight tho eye. Trees bearing
fruit pleasant to the taste. The
river flowing through the midst of
it with tree on either side. F.donic
conditions of tho atmosphere. The
crowing of chickous of high pedi
gree. Tho joyful sound of child
ren. Homes, with indication of
prosperity, surrounded by large
yards, presided over by uncrowned
queens. The peaceful tranquility
of it nil appeals to the newcomer.
No suloons epeak well f"r the senti
ment of tho miijority, but the "blind
pigs," from recent evcDts, indicate
that they have been sufficiently fat
tened on tho public ofTnl, to be led
to the slaughter-houo aud meet tbe
doom of their less offending name
sake. The condition of the vari
ous church buildings in town show
ing evidence of recent improve
ments would indicjtto a moral im
provement also. The gymnasiums
in the churches havo evidently made
a vigorous membership. I under
stand that all tho churches have
new pastors. That Cottage drove
has pome generous citizens of which
it should bo proud, has been learned
by Willamette University, located
at Salem, in the recent endeuvor to
increase her endowment. Wo have
been impressed with the friendliness
of the people, up to date no one
has invited our departure. The
general outlook on tho business
streets would indicate prosjierity.
The lulls seem to be full of wealth
on and underneath the surface. The
valleys make their offering of fruits
and vegetable?, and with an excel
lent water system, electric lights,
good sidewalks etc., we ask what
more could be desired in any place?
It may be increased knowledge will
'.iring to light deficiencies that we
do not now see, but no doubt it
will show excellencies at present
not known to us.
A Newcomer.
Bohemia Notes.
'. J. Hard has given another
contract for tbe extension of tbe
deep tunnel at the Oregon-Colorado
mine in Bohemia.
F.d Jenks left for Bohemia yea
terday to continue work at tbe
Riverside mine.
Ceo. O. Knowles, the old time
Iiohemia merchant has rented a
house in Kugene and will make
that city hia future home.
The Vesuvius team pulled out
for camp again yesterday with a
load of supplies purchased in tbe
Grove.
BRING FANCY PRICES.
Jacksonville. Ore., Oct. 25. Jack
sonville apples sold this week for
7.50 a box. Ten boxes ot New
ton Pippins and Spitzeuberg apples
were sent from here to vlicbigau,
New York, and Pennsylvania, each
box bringing $7.50. The apples
were nicked from the Fletcher Linn
and W. L,. Mdnty re orchards, both
farms being almost in the city limits.
Tho order was for the finest apples
in the liogue river valley, and the
order was filled at this point. Four
boxes were shipped to Manistique,
Mich., four to Porterville, New
York, and two to Endeavor, Forest
county, Pa.
Tho applo crop in this vicinity is
better than ever before.
WANTtD
Wood choppers to contract for 1:100
cords of four foot cord wood. Ad
dress P. V. OoopKit, lilack liutte, Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. Burnett, who ex
pected to be shown the riches of
Bohemia by Geo. W. Lloyd, re
ceived word of Mr. Lloyd'a illness
and on invitation of F. J. Hard
were taken by him to the district.
On their return they bad a splen
did idea of the mining district and
were greatly pleased with what
they saw. They started on their
homeward journey to Boston Mon
day via San Francisco and tbe
southern route.
Silk Creek Items.
Three men were looking at land
in our neighborhood Saturday.
Mr. C. J. Howard of Cottage
Grove was seen in our vacinity
Saturday.
L. Tompkins. Mr. Bruchm and
Mr. William Medley were all haul
ing wood Saturday.
Mr. L. G. Paay, Edward and
Clyde Babcock attended church in
Cottage Grove Saturday.
Mrs. Lilly Allen and Mrs. Delia
Marlin of Cottage Grove, were vis
iting friends here Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Foster entertained
company Saturday night.
Mr. W. F. Gray is getting ready
to set up a saw mill in the near
future.
Miss Ellen Fox was the guest ot
Mrs. Charlie Wilson Saturday
night.
David Estes is engaged in mak
ing wood these days.
Miss R-Uh Miller of Divide is
now stajing with her sister Mrs.
Alfred Wheeler and attending school
at the Academy.
Mr. W. N. Wheeler has been
working for W- F. Gray lately.
Attorney J. S. Medley met with
the board of equalization at Robc
burg Saturday, and succeeded in get
ting spledid reductions in assessed
valuations on patented mining
claims located in Douglas county in
Bohemia Mining District. The
board is composed of the County
Judge, County Clerk and County
Assessor, the gentlemju were inter
ested to learn facts and conditions
and showed a ready spirit to be fair.
ARMORY HALL
Three Nights Comeiiciiig
Thur. Nov. 7th.
Billy Bennett's Big New Shows
Twenty Five People
Big Brass Band
Orchestra
Specialties
New Plays Each Night
Lots of Music
Special Scenery
Sesvts Now Selling at New Era Drug Co.
Jl
BIG BAND CONCERTS DAILY
Its Time to Consider
About your Winter Hosiery, Underwear, .Shoes,
Dress Goods, Heady-made Skirts, Coats, Uain
eoats, Hats, Caps and Umbrella's.
Everything in this line has just arrived at
C. H. BURKHOLDERS
A large shipment of the Armor Plate Brand of
Hosiery direct from the manufacturer has been
received. This line is guaranteed to wear.
Children's school hose with triple knee, toe and
heel; Baby's cashmere, in white and black, plain
weave and ribbed cotton; Ladies' cashmere,
plain and ribbed cotton; Men's hose in black
and fancy colors.
You are invited to call and examine my stock
of goods. Prices are reasonable.
Wynne Hardware Co.
Don't Wait Until Your Grain agents fob
S RiPe . SHARPLKSS
and ready to lie harvested bef ire liny- CREAM
lng the machinery you will need. We wp,D Tnp
are handling and have on hand, the wiAKAluu.
old reliable
McCormick Line of .
BEE HIVES
REAPERS and
MOWERS supplies
RAKES and
DINDER.S And the celebrated
. . , . , MITCHELL
which make has for many years prov-
edits superiority by its work. So if BUGGIES,
yon need any machinery in that line, it WAGONS and
will be a wise selection in buying this .
make. Come in and talk it over. vhnlCLES.
Wynne Hardware Co. CO,TE00CNROVE-
HOTEL GRAHAM
I Headquarters For
fi Mining and Commercial Men I
I C. T LONG, Prop J
1 1 : B ULLETI
Great Northern Railway
THE WAY TO GO EAST
THE ORIENTAL LIMITED
A SWELL TRAIN
DAILY
Crossing both mountain ranges by daylight. Compartment
Observation Cars, Standard and tourest sleepers. New mod
ern dining cars and day coaches.
ANOTHER GOOD TRAIN
; THE FAST MAIL -Daily-
Also carries complete modern equipment
Write for rates, folders, berth reservations etc.
H. DICKSON, C. P. & T. A., 122 Third St. Portland, Ore.
W A ROSE, A. Q. P. A., Seattle, WaSh
R.ead the Nigget.