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N E P H E W O F LO C A L M A N .
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Knowles, the fireman, standing
alongside the t>oiler with his eyes on
the water glass,” said the chief engi
neer after the wreck.
“ He was a
careful and conscientious fireman and I
cannot think that the result was from
water trouble. We were carrying
about 200 pounds o f steam and had no
reason to make fast time, as we were
not due down the river until daylight.”
The pilot house and texas of the
steamer were demolished. Nine mem­
bers o f the crew escaped.
As the steamer was sinking, the crew
came pouring out fivm bunks, all in
scanty attire. The life-boat ami work-
boat were launche«]. although members
of the crew who arrived here this
morning on the steamer Lurline, say
that hardly two minutes could have
elaimetl from the time that the expul­
sion occurred until the deck was flush
Located at I/indon, Oregon, in
with the water.
the Calapooya mountains. StX)
The steamer continue«l to
remain
feet above sea level, tw elve
in an upright position, it is said, as she
sank into aU>ut 40 feet of water, and
miles from Cottage
it is this fact that prevented the
Grove. Ore.
drowning like rats in a trap of a large
number o f the crew, in the opinion of
Cuisine and accommodations some of them, f« r if she had rolled over
excellent.
Hot mineral baths, they would have been under the water
recommended by physicians for before they could have reached the
C r e s c e n t
BAKING I
pow D Ey
CALAPOOYA
Springs Hotel
rheumatism, stomach, liver and
kidney troubles
V ery extensive
grounds with swings, tennis
COUrt, Croquet and Other amuse-
ments. Splendid trout fishing at
hand. Automobile line from Cot-
tage Grove over good roads-
W rite for full particulars, rates,
etc. Address
deck-
The survivin* n,emUfn* of the crew
rowed the distance of about three mile»
Co Kalaina, nearly freezing in the cold
morning air.
Nothing was seen of
thoae w ho had been in the pilot house
wh' ch " as splintered as fine as kind­
ling wood.
Knowlea was the son o f O. E
Knowles of Mapleton and waa 22 years
of age. He was a single man and had
been at work for the Shaver Transpor
tation company for aome time. The
Sarah Dixon was used for towng ves
9els and scows between Portland and
Astoria and was a well-known vessel
Geo. O. Knowles returned from the
scene o f the wreck Monday, but the
P R O F E S S IO N A L C A R D S
body had not yet been found. Archie
l O f fic e r
* Lawson Block Knowles, a brother o f the dead man
P b o n n J R„ joj r
«*< * )
Main SI
and Geo. Fisk, brother-in-law will re­
Office Hours i to e> p m
Consultation by appointment only.
main at Kalama until the body is
DR. H. H. SOMERS
found or until the raising of the t>oat
O S TE O PATH IC P H Y S IC IA N
demonstrates that it waa blown to
Chronic and Nervoua Diseases a Specialty.
pieces.
Calapooya Springs Co.
Cottage Grove, Ore.
C O TTA G E GRO VE
-
-
OREGON
1115 NAM ES
PICKED AS
GOOD
T H E O S T E O P A T H IC PR IM E R
run A »I. O
OK UHTKOI'ATIIY KOK Ill'S Y KKADKItS
One Cause of Disease
Bony Slips and Displacements
HE theory of osteopathy ia Hint otwtructions to the free flow of the
blood stream mid nerve impulses will ciiuac diseute li will I k - demon
stiated, in this ami the following six articles, what these obstructions
are and how they act to produce disease.
Their is no tnoir womleiful mechanism on c.irtli than the human
spine, commonly called the backbone
It is reatlv made np ot many
bones called vertebrae
It presents a channel throughout its length foi
the transmission and for the piotectiou of the delicate spinal cord, which
is really an extension of the brain
Between each pair of vertebrae there
are «ipenmgs through which nerves pass fiom tile spinal cord to all |mita
of the taxlv
The spinal column is practically thr Inundation of the whole
tasty ami upon its integrity depends the health and stienglli ol eveiv
iinliv nlual.
This picture shows some of the spinal vertebrae. In the left hand
segment, the two lower vertebrae are in normal, correct |a>»itt->u Notice
that when »o, there is a little spinal "ia u l hole" or “ window" formed tty
their respective structures for the passage of llic errehrn spinal nerves and
hl>H>d vessels, which is oval, and alarut the diamctei of a ih i i c i I
All the
upper vertebrae ate slip|<ed forward, each one i i | mmi its fellow, in siicli a
way as |<aitiallv to
close this little honv
window.
When this
happru* it must fol­
spinai
low that the ini]K>rt-
- Ot>r.«'..G
ant work o f t h e
nerves, arteries and
COB '£«V l
veins passing through
&
HALFCLOSED
these little openings
will hi some degree
I k - encroached upon,
spinal
interfered with.
OPENING
The right hand pic
WORNERVE
lure puts the " o | k .* i i "
and “ partly closed"
NORMAL SIZE
state of these win
TPOJ00PSAL
«lows in la-tter eon
Blf scfiE'sr»AI0 HT"SPINC
trust.
Such a mal­
H JVPCB OPENINGS HAD CLOSED
position between two
fames and any other ____________________________________________________
false {Ktsition of l>ones
anywhere in the laxly constitutes a "larnv lesion."
The vertebrae may not only liecome displaced lateral!« hut. forward
or hack ward, as well. Compression of the pads of cartilage la tween the
vertebrae tnay also occur, due t«> contracted muscles along the spine
Anv slight variation fr«>iu the nortit.il o f the vertebrae that go to build
up the spinal column, may cause a pressure on the nerves as they pass out
between the vertebrae and cause diseas«- in the organ ihev supply.
It should not tie understotxl that the nerves liecome actuullv pressed
between the two liones vertebrae as a pressure of this seventy would tie
stroy the integrity of the nerves and cause paralysis ol the p.nts supplied
bv them. A bony lesion acts as a cause of disease l>v producing a strain of
the »oft tissues surrounding the joint with which the nerves are tu «-«in­
tact) thus pnalucing inflammation ami it is this condition winch causes the
irritation and pressure to the nerves. These conditions are a very com
m >n mechanical disturbance of the laalv
I hev are brought alamt by the
ordinary wear and tear of life: the innumerable incidents and accidents to
which every h oly is hourly liable, vi/ fa'ls, jars, blows, wrenches, strains
ami twists from over exertion. Contractions of muscles, aud ligament»,
from taking c«ild, draughts, dampness and exposure ultni act as causes
These mechanical disturbances Osteopathy has now full« demonstrated are
important causes in upselling health, in pnalucing sooner or later, ills
functional or structural, acute or chronic. Osteopath« is the only system
of treating disease which pays attention to the diagnosis and correction
of these «-onditions, and thereby puls the human machine m giaal me
chamcal order.
Next week: A Second Cause of Disease Chronic Muscular ami Other
Contractions.
T
yiiiing poople will volunteer tur special
Has not yet crossed flic dead line.
Roy Smith, Cottage Grove Mauufiic gospel work and as suoli iis possibili
luring Cu. Reported houutiful. If tip taku a diurne of study ili file Kugutie
plications are not answered af Cottage Hihlo university, llffering for Chris
timi edueation will he taken.
Grove, try Albany.
John Cuffnian, miner. Giaal looking
Metluallst Church. Nexl Salduilh
aud never gels mad.
Robert Su le li Ite gives tvvo of thè inost
Ituddie Shortridge. logger. One of import hii I nntasage« he ha« dvllvercd
the most sedste young men in the city. during bis pasturate. Topic at II,
Jack K lopefstein, miner. Jolly Jack "T h o u g lits ;" at 7 3i> l e answers thè
stalled around the world, lull stopped question "Whlch Church I h thè Church
at a place with a Dutch name.
of Chriat?” The inany fr in ii* o f Mrs.
A. Aisled and Web Dunn, better J. K. Kdwurds of Corvallls, formcrly
known as Mutt aud Jeff. Would pro­ of thls city, will h>> pleased tu know
vide amusement for any kind of a girl. (hai «he will silig"Ashained of Jesus”
Hert McKibben, null man. One of during thè mornilig servire.
Music
the finest fellows o f the hunch. No Invera ari* urged lo he preseut al Ole
girl with a lumbering gall for him.
people’s popular Services for George
John Dexner. traveling man. Lives Wooil render.) a violiti solo, " C a v e le n
at 'Frisco, comes fo Cottage Grove Rusticani."
Music hy largo ehorus
often. Likes the luseious kind of girl. choir and orchestra. Hihlc sellimi al
Lonesome when away
from home. 9 15. This ilepurtinent is growtug m
Dickering for 15 acre ( r a d with John uuinhera and ini orca t. One huudred
Spray. Willing t«i carry ill the wood ami aovonty ime «vere preseut last Sun-
after it is split.
day. The new gradcil lessons wlOi
K. Lilly, miner.
Would want to their buine Work are provlng must ut
celebrate golden anniversary hi about trarive. Fpworth Lvagtie devotiuual
two years.
meeting ut li 30. All rumerà inude wol
Alfred Matthews, miller. Strong nn come.
"H om e Pride."
Wants a girl who
Two v o t jlig p e o p le and mie aduli were
kneads (lie dough.
re c e lV e rl Itilo itie liilte r s h lp In thè Metti-
Lloyd Straffuo, clerk
Would be a
odisi c h u rc h o li Siinday inoriung.
good hand with children, lias u tine
lullaby Voice
The ineu's elusa whlch meeta at IO
Henry (Hill Hailey, carpenter. 1»
o’eloek III (he Mithodlal church «‘ V e r y
on tin* square. His w ife will have
Sshhiith iimruuig la aureci-dllig hcynud
plenty of shelves, hut he don't want to
all expeet alluna. I bis questioni» op for
he shelved for awhile yet. Yuu ought
«li bate un Sunilay, "Reaolve l, Thal
to see him saw.
thè live» of ineunsiateiil ehureh meni
Lee Wetmore, miner
Just went
tu ra bave illude mure Infldel» tinnì Ole
through a hear fight, nn I has no longer
writingN and speeehr» of Knhert Inger
any fear of a woman.
soli.” A ninnali ve, J. I Jones; nega
Marksbury A- Hangs, Oregon Woolen
tive, Klhert Beile. General topic for
Mills Store.
Heliove that clothes
atudy "R elig ion a Thing for Kvery
make the mao, but that thev are more
Day. ”
necessary to a woman. Would prefer
Hnptisf Church. I.aal Siinday there
girls with large number of male rela­
were good audlenei-s I mi O i at thè morii-
tives.
Clarence Moras. A good judge of ing and evening S e r v i c e s . In thè oven-
peschcii, and would like tu make a ing thè paslur’s suhjeet wss " A r e You
date. Would prefer a girl with some FU lo L iv e 7” Nexl Sunday thè S e r­
experience in the drying and canning vices in thè iiioriiing at 11 and in thè
evening ut 7 :30. Preaehtng hy thè
business.
Chas. He idler.
Attending s i -I h m i I. pastor. The Hllilc sellimi at IO in thè
Very balky. Reporter! fickle. Wants Illorililig. Ilo- Hihlc sehool is gn>w-
mg und thè etlendanee ih vi ry gralify
a w ife who would not get jealous.
Joe Smith.
Alsu going to school' ing. Ali urgent invitaOon la given lo
Rcporteil to he studying domestic all to nttend yonug people'» meeting
at ti :30 «-very Sunday evening. Prayer
science.
Selden Powell. Sings bass, hut is meeting every Wedneaday evening at
no sucker. Would nx-k the cradle in 7::«.
the deep, or ill Ins sloop, or something
S W <«»*thwcll occupled thè pulpit
like that.
at thè Haptlsl ehureh la»! Sunday
W’ i II Carey, head sawyer for Heaver
i - rttdtutte Nurse*
sections of the petition containing 9,788
iiiorning. Ilis theine was " T h e Kclig-
Lumber Co. at Prescott. Commonly
names should be stricken out because
ion of thè l ie a r t ." A splendili audi­
MASSEUSE
and affectionately known as " R u s t y . "
to some J f the sections the petitions
ence enJoyeil bis diseourse. Mr. Grulli-
Longs to get hack to Cottage Grove
Phone 154-R
C O TTA G E GROVE were not attached to every page and
well is a theologirsl atudenl fruiti thè
B. I.ewis Residence
and to be sure o f always having plenty
OREGON
and would like a girl who would fur
Leap Year Girls Write Letters.
because others were tainted with fraud
cast and is apt-u ling some lime in Ih»
of wood.
nish a comfortable home.
(Continued frum lira I page )
and that a priraa facie case o f fraud
western States.
1 would be very happy irnleed to
C. W. Grathwell, o f Virignia and
was made. The defendant overcame,
know nn baking days that I would
Henry Hexum called the Sentinel up elsewhere, in the city selling alumi­
Young or middle ugni man, residmg
according to the findings, a prima facie
Teacher ot Piano and Organ
have plenty of nice, dry wood.
num
ware
guarantee*)
to
wear
25
[the
day
after
the
list
was
publish«-«!
in
or nrar some giasl town in Lane
cause o f fraud as to 1785 signatures,
Perhaps 1 best tell you about myself. and gave out the information that he years, and his love is made of the same counly, and who Ima u wnle reputailon
Certifiicated from the Associateti Board. leaving 8003 signatures which should
Royal Academy and Royal College of
1 am medium size, have an abundance was already married, in fact, that the kind of stuff.
und gissi slunding, cuti bave position
be stricken out for all reasons. This
Music. Residence Second Street.
of long, golden hair and heavenly blue happy event had taken place some time
left only a total o f 5612 good names,
The Sentinel would like to correct for un«> year, or unire, wurtli SI.V i . ini
eyes so Herr Warnkey says. (Do not liefore the list o f eligible» was pub­
or insufficient to assure the validity of
the
statement thut lias been made that per rnonth. Must be stile to Invest
Office Phone Main 5
Residence. Main 121L
be jealous, Herr Warnkey is our Eng­ lished. Girls who do not receive re­
the petitions.
it receives s commission from the pas­ 12.Vi mi. Address in own liaiidwriling,
lish teacher and has no wood.
plies to their applications to him will tors of the city for the publication of J. K. Smith, 513 l'hamber o f finti
F. L. IN G R A M . I). M . I).
Further, the findings show that there
1 can make fine sauer kraut, Schweit- understand what the reason is.
m< ree, Portland, Oregon.
j l I IH c
this list.
were 57 sections which did not have
zerkase and German coffee cake, of
Several eligibles who were omitted
petitions
printed
at
the
top
o
f
each
The
Sentinel
will
make
a
25
per
cent
A LL WORK GUARANTEED.
which I hear the Americans are very 1 from the list last week have rushed in
page, but on each section the first page
discount on wedding stationery to all
j with names, which are here giv en:
Lawson Bldg.
Cottage Grove, Ore contained signatures securely fastened fond.
girls who pick out a husband from the
I shall expect an early answer telling
Sam Newcomb, engineer. Lots o f
lists it has published.
to and facing both the bill to be re­
Aulì Mahr lini VffiJuffifJ« Iuf Minar». ni
me on which ship to sail.
9team.
Was never known to be in
u l Irf w a L n g , hat L o « .
ferred to and the petitions. These first
A list o f leap year girla looking for I j f • * L * o < im
« 0 0 (3 l i o u t i n g p o u l t r y m
Very affectionately your
|ove, hut might take a chance.
cuoia mod •• 1*1« leie«! i k t u m «?
pages contain 1,115 names, which,
husbands will lie published in s week
Katherine Wilhelmina Geweceky.
j . p Rouse, mill man. Reported to
U l y '» Poultry |k«»k -)uA trfintffid.
nr as.
added to the 5,612, admitted to be
I & m d fa r copy, f r * «
P. S. I f you will promise never, , have been the first white M i l e child
Office on Main Street, Went Side
valid, makes a total o f 6,727 names, or
A few extra copies o f this edition of j
never to return to Utah. or again t o ; horn ¡n |.ane county> anj hasn’ t
C O TTA G E G R O V E
::
::
::
OREGON a sufficient number o f signatures to eat five suppers In one evening, i will
The Sentinel on sale.
changed color since. G ixk I family
make the referendum valid.
These
always split the kindling and build the tree, would furnish hoard for desirable
signatures, it is contended by defen­
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
fires. — K A T H A .
wife. •
dants counsel, can be easily segregated
P. S.— The English for Geweckev is
Rev. VanGorkum, pastor Baptist
from the remainder,
against which
t
CHURCH NEW S
Attorney-at-La tv
Gavica.
church. Is reported to have married
there
is
no
taint
o
f
fraud
from
the
find­
♦
♦
Practice in all Courts of State.
Corpor­
(Translated by James Hemenway.)
several girls—for other people. A girl
ation, mining and Probate law a specialty ings o f the lower court.
Collection and Insurance.
Cottage Grove, Ore., Jan. 20, 1912. with a propensity for pulling hair
Presbyterian Church. There will be
COTTAGE G ROVE,
OREGON
Soul-Stirring Proposals Received.
— Mr. Ren Sanford. Darling: I f you would not bother him.
the
usual high grade and up-to-date
J.
W.
Grant,
printer
and
publisher.
(Continued from first page.)
today could look deep into my heart
Office
Would famish the invitations free o f services Sunday, January 28th. Pas­
and
read
there
the
secret
1
have
care­
Room 14 Woodward Bldg.
silence, the most ardent affection for fully guarded, what would your feel­ charge. A ll applications must he ac­ tor A. S. Mason will presch Ixith morn-1
you and only hesitated to express our ings be? Would your heart beat just companied by a subscription to The ing and evening. Morning subject, “ A
DR. H. H. O W E N
Song o f S ervice." Evening subject,
regard, at the beginning of the year, a little faster in response to the fear­ Sentinel.
Veterinarian
in the fear that you had already ful throbbing o f my own? Would you
Jackson Goddard, school teacher. "H y p o c r ite s ." The popular «nil tal- |
Graduate Kansas City
C O TTA G E GROVE,
planned to “ feather a n e s t" for be surprised to find my every thought No objection to a widow with children. ented choir o f the church will sing at
Veterinary College
OREGON
both services and render special selec­
another girl.
and action was of and all for you? And Presumed to have been a|>oketi fo r by
But now our fears have fled. We yet, is it so.
a clerk in one o f the Grove’s leading tions appropriate to the occasion.
C O T TA G E G k u VE C A M P , No. 6424 hasten to apprise you o f the condition "Since the first day that 1 met you,
stores. Wants a girl who will walk
The Ladies Aid society o f the Pres­
M. W. o f A., meets the first and third of our hearts, which are pining for one
the chalk line.
byterian
church will hold a monthly
Dearie,
1
could
not
forget
you.
Tuesday o f each month at Elks' Hall.
loving look, one loving word and the You’ ve been my id ea l."
Fred Heidler, litt'e hut all there. dime social at the home of Mrs. Du
Visitors Welcome.
consolation o f knowing that we have
Kruille Wednesday evening, January
Your image is ever before me. All applications answered.
C. W. W A L L A C E , Consul.
not loved in vain.
Geo. Uohlman, tailor. Does not re­ 21st. A ll frlenda o f the church and
Whether asleep or awake, whether
O R V E L K N A P P , Clerk.
Yes, dearest Harry, you must notice, working or at rest, I seem to see you quire anyone to sew on buttons.
congregation are very cordially invited
I f I liavu to put up with any
too, the pronoun " I " has never been hovering near. I cannot keep mv heart
Roy Short, clerk. A long chance. to be present and an enjuyable evening
more o f this poor harnesH.
is promised.
Southern Pacific Railway Time-Table U8ed in
little e P'8t|e. No, dear from longing. You alone of all I have j
Hy the horned toads o f
Harry, not only one but Two desolate ever met or known have aroused my \
Texas,
if I buy any more
COTTAGI GR0 YI
Church o f Christ. Mrs. Bessie Lathe
maidens lay their hearts at your feet. affections. And, oh! how lonely will j
harness any other place
Scovell,
college
secretary
of
the
young
South Bound
North Bound
Deal not harshly with us, but choose be my way if it must be parted from
than at laigat’H, I hope to
No. 15
1:26 a. m.
No. 16
1:48 a. m.
people’s department o f the national W.
between
EY E S OF BLUB and
No. 18
6:42 a. m.
yours.
No. 14
2:25 a. m
goodness
they put me in an
C. T. (J., will address the public next
No. 19
3:01 p. m.
No. 18
11:02 a. m.
EY E S OF BROWN.
But, surely, dear boy, you will listen j
asylum.
No. 17
9:.82 p. m.
No. 20
3:56 p. in.
Monday evening, Jan. 29th, at the
to my plead'ng. You cannot turn from
Schwarzburg, Senderhausen, Ger­
Church o f f ’hrist. The last o f the
Full Line of Harness, and Saddles
me now when you realize how much
many.— Herr Martin Anderson. Cottage
debt that had been hanging over the
your love now means to me.
A
L L KINDS o f HORSE GOODS
Grove, Ore. — My Dear Mr. Anderson:
Church o f Christ for some time was
Without you life wid be a barren
I'le rv v i ' akh I'xrKMiKNuf'.
I see in the Berlin Gazette an item
T IM E TA B L E NO. 5 .
raised at the morning service last
waste; while with you it would mean,
To Take Effect June 1 9 , 1 9 0 9 .
| copied from The Cottage Grove Senti­
Lord’s day, and the mortgage will
not only existence, but a golden dream. Y o u can save if you try.
N o mat­ burn next Lord’« day morning before
:. BOUND
W. BOUND nel the lint of eligible men o f your
To call you mine, to know that my love
No. I.___________________________
No 2.
city, and aa this is the year allotted to
ter h o w small the amount m ay I**, the congregation. A large audience
has not been thrown away has now
S TATIO NS
AM
we women to choose our mates, 1 se­
was in attendance laat Lord’s day
Li
COTTAOI G lO V I
Am l i
7 30
become my fondest hope. Don’ t de­ ¡ f persistently saved, it w ill soon
.......... 11.25 lect your name from all the others aa
7 j o 3 5 ................... W a l d e n .......
evening.
Great interest was mani­
Step
spise my petitions, hut listen now to accumula te to a la rge sum.
4: i . i 6
7 SV 6.7 .............. Cu* no G ob d o .............
fested in the sermon delivered hy Mr.
11.08 the one of my choice.
S.14 • A . .................. D ombma ................
my appeal and remember that the de­ in and let us ex p la in to you how
• «0 i * - 5 ........................ S t a b
...........
10.4c
I belong to a club of eighteen young
Hoven on the subject, "Baptism in the j
» S ° iJ-Sl..................... W ic k a ...................... 10 i t
votion and love o f a whole life will he this institution can lie o f service to
women
who
are
studying
the
English
............. . R ed B b id g k ................10 28
9 0S
Holy Spirit and in F ire.” A t some!
W il d w o o d ................. 10.15 language and American ways, for we yours i f you’ ll only accept the offer I
9 IS
you, no matter w h eth er you are a time in the near future he will speak
An ______ 11
9 4X
_________
want American husbands. We had in­ made by your adorer.
business man or an o rdin a ry la­ on "T h e Gift o f the Holy Spirit,” which
Tw o extra trains for passenger* only leave*
T R I P P H O S I A REN.
Cottage Grove on Tuesday and Saturday at 2 30 tended to go to Kansas and marry
borer.
T h i s bank is a bank lor all is given to all Christians at conversion. 1
P. S. I f your answer he " y e s
p. m , returning arrives at Cottage Grove at 5 yo farmers, but
since reading o f the
People are hungry for the simple word
p . ra
Lflhr’t M b . M i _______________
please signify by sending the promised , the p eo ple— ricli and poor, men,
Subject to change without notice
No irrdi are |tt< k(_
chances Cottage Grove offers we have
o f God and. according to the statement j
A ll outward freight to station where there is
bf
m unlewatk*«* (wo
w
____________
| w om en and children.
decided to go to Oregon, the home o f boquet.
no agent w ill be left at risk o f owner
o f the pastor, they certainly get it at
**
••nHffifd. O u t fully
Stage leave« Dtaaton after arrival of train on the snow-capped mountains, the beau­
The originals of these letters can be J
_ u _
S p e ip p e d Ulx>taiory u n d « t ( lit
the Church o f Christ. N ext l o r d ’ s day
Monday, Wednesday and Friday for Orseco.
• t o w t * m » h «Bp*tt
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Freight w ill not be received at the O a S. K
tiful Willamette valley and the land of aeert by inquiring o f those to whom ad- 1
•ted M e r remove« all «u *« work.
evening, the subject will be, "T h e
R. R. Depot after jt> m.. T o inaure forwarding
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on next train freight mu»t be delivered in ample big red apples.
Young People and the World W ork."
(nr reaped crop«. JWnd (ot catalo«.
tkne to permit o flt s being billed.
Oh! It must be superb! And the
A fe w extra copies o f this iaaue
T k * C W H I ,H r C „ . V a t t U
This will take the nature of a volun­
A. B. WOOD, Manager. timber, the beautiful firs and cedars The Semtinal now on sale.
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teer service. It is hoped that many
G E R TR U D E M. BURDICK
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J. N. WATERHOUSE
Dentist
information on Poultry
J. E. YOUNG
Attorney at Law
J. C. JOHNSON
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