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FOR THE CHILDREN DEWEY FOR FOUR WARSHIPS. To Taka tha Placa of Pour That Aro Soon to Qo Out a* Obsolats. Admiral Dewey has declared hlmaelf In favor o f four now battleships. These aro needed. Admiral Dewey says, to re place four ahlpa which will go out of the Une aa obsolete next year. He Is confldeut that the navy will get at leHst tw o battleships this year. “ The authorliatlon o f two new battle ships at this session o f congress Is nec ess a ry to prevent a step backward." said Admiral I»ewey. "but four are needed to keep the fleet up to Its pres ent standing "Four battleships authorized this year would take the place o f the four that are soon to go out as olmolete These auUquatcd vessels are the Iowa, the Indiana, the Massachusetts and the Oregon. They have neither the speed, guns nor armor o f the preaeut day re quirements.” ONE TOED MEN IN FUTURE. London Surgeon Maks« This Predic tion, Giving His Reasons. D r K. Clement Lucas. In an address at the Royal College o f Surgeons. Lon don. predicted that men might In time become a one toed race. The little toe. he said, had already lost one o f Its extensor tendons and In quite an appreciable percentage of cases one o f Its flexor tendons was ab sent also. On the other band, the great toe had undergone extraordinary development because the Inner side of the foot was the flrst to catch the ceuter o f gravity In transferring the weight of the body from one foot to the other In walking. I f the world went on long enough. In perhaps 500.000 years the useless outer toes, being less and less employ *d. might gradually disappear. HINTS FOR THE BUSY HOUSEWIFE Attractive Egg Cooker For Use on the Table. Household Needs Washington’* Career. George Washington wna borii Feti 22. 173-*. In \\ est morelli ini couuty. Va Hls fu t ber. Augustine Washington, s u i a plauter George Washington weut to «elioni unni he wns alxteen yenr.s old Ile invaino n mirveyor. At Ilio ago of iti nel eoli he wua mudo ndju (ani of Virginia tronps Twn yniirs laterite w na made comuninder o f it mil [On o u r T h \ 1(V and 1 r»c counters you w ill tìnti m an y articles th at V O ll need d a ily . Y e sterd ay a lady i,Mry of v,rK"“', T' ' : f;....: liOt 100(1 t HO \\ irò C lothos 1 ins tin* |«'ivtii'h U*\oiul the Allegheny river, w e sell a t Tx* a dozen, and ,,|s bam* w»» with the Frem ii in said: “ W h y - I - ju s . t * paid 10c .. that time “ • ami V defended Ï ■ . 1* ori Nece*-alty. a dozen at an o th e r place.” lie was In (lie tintile of Mmioiigntiehi W e have rearra n g e d t h e lu 1755 and commanded oil the fruii till 1757 lu .Iniiiiury, I75U. he tables so you can see the (1er married Mnrthn Cuatis and settled ns item s b e tter. a planter at Mount Vernon He was otmuunder lu elder of (ho W e have several sixvials fo r "i’*’“1 ""’0 1 lie 41 • i i ii C o n t i n e n t a l forces June 15. 1775 this w eek as follow s: rea. bed Cambridge June 2 and emu 1 lot Box Paper at 19c a box Worth 2.V 1 lot Dishes for this week only, at 10c and 15c. W orth up to 35c 1 lot Turkish Towels, heavy, at 23c each. Worth 4-r*c a i»*ir 1 lot Paper Napkins at 50 for 5c. Also other bargains in Jewelry. Ladies' and Men's Ties, Child ren’s Windsor Ties, etc. Without a doubt we are jfivinj? the best values in Hosiery. W e have the best too. in Bursen Hose for ladies, at 25c. Children’s Hose in all sizes, at 15c. that cost more elsewhere. We will.place on sale in a few days the cele brated polled the evacuation o f Boston March 17. 177H III the war o f the Itovolll tlon he was dofi-ated at Long Island, at White I’ lnltis. at Brandywine and Germantown He won glorious victo ries at Trenton. I’ rlneeton. Monmouth and Yorktown. where Cornwallis sur rendered lie was Inauguratisi flrst president of the Unitisi States April ltd. 17**'.» lie was reelected In 171*3 and servisi until I7l»7 lie died ut Mount Vernon Dec. 14. 17'.fl> H IE O S T E O P A T IIIC PRIMER TIIIC A II. I '. UK OSTEOPATHY l o ll ItllHY ItKAHKKM A F ifth C ntiar o f D iic n ie Fu nctiona l A buses. A L L tllMMsfH tit» not % *t mu» I * v tile sitine rotile Ibi nut ni|i|Misr that OftteopatliH me ho nut row uh to eluhn thut. I' lie* ItneRuiiiR intuir*» ^ «ve exitniplt s, pteuse retilenilu t , «>t puitit tilur ease» »uni of eertnin ellisses ni ill*. I mi nel mitili distili I miuth «Ine to ulnise « »1 tirRHtitf (I i i o i i r I i o v e r w o r k , A nudi uh et nut* fro m ov erfe ed ing, unpro|K;r dici, nleoliolie i,nrwM,i, ineiitnl »trulli unti evil passions like jeulottNV, uiir ui , hate, revenge tile “ mentili p o is o n s ' o| |||ei jimt us surely us they constitute inorili sins these fur tot* A.e— *• a. Li «* V L l . \tutn ' Pdu all upset \ itili et'oiK guns just the sume - I V u nd p r t H it le r d i s t i l i Iwtliee ut I »1«»«>«t thi lit the or- u I h h iv le s io n h i c o n g e s te »! lutisele*. TI. The ligure give* thè corrivi »lugruiutiMt u* tr pi esentai uni « *i thr emise of •yinplottts ol degeiirtution ut thè Uvei, tollowmg <-*» essive use of ah tihol or oveieutiug (unti is given liete I h » «»use it is wishrd ftìlrver to relirvr vtuir lliiutls ut thè lite* th.it thè Osi» opalini' thrtuy ih , thut milit »llsphue nieiits eau cause «liseuse • whtch hrmgs ti» to uuotliei t >*troput)nc «'«»liciti «ioti Ihseas«* uiay he cuiiscd h> violutiug lite uilf*t of correet living, l»y ne- gleetillg thè Inws ot hrullh unti hvgieiir, foi « miopi«*, over rating ami dritiktttg. ritmi, d thè patient has i|ys|H*psta, frolli «»ver rating or uny ot Ite r alluse of (he stoillacll thè t Isteop.it !| Itents thè «use hy limllUg thè «unse uni rcinoying it The * «lise is «tiscerued l»y gettmg thè history of thè t «se, hy exuiniuatloii. Uut <>steopulhie pructier is utiupir in tlns ic»|*vt, ami hi thi* il al*«» «litfers troni ull other s i I uhj I s ot pr.«etite tlsteoputh* curefully trace tli«* lirrvc and ! i 1 ckm ! Mipplv ot every comlttioit usevitlem«*«! hy thè sytnptotii*. Thry ttiake un miAtouitCMf tliuguosis. Tilt v scek thè im itr ot «\iiiploin» unti ttnit thfit ctuttf. “ l;m«l out lite emise of tlus effeet, i tr ruthri suy thè « «tis- of tliis tlrfret, Hor tliis effeet. «LTrctivc cotues hy cause. M Next werk w ill coiiittirlHe "O pim o«* ti| l.iniiirut l‘copie k «un ernitig Ostropathy. * ' Since the use o f the chafing dish has A Washington Party. become so general cooking utensils A patriotic i ot rt > for the young folks that can be used at the table have may he nitide very Interesting. Dec come Into great demand Oije of the orate the house and falde with red. newest Is the egg steamer or boiler de white ami blue ami place prints of signed by a New York man and shown George and Martha Washington where iu the illustration. This is all o f nick all can si-e them. To each guest give eled ware and makes n good appear s little hoard and a ball of putty soft ance. At the base o f the frame Is an enough to be worked w ith Instructions alcohol lamp, and in the top of the Dewey’s Chief Gunner Dead. (tint the busts of George and Martha Joseph Holub. chief gunuer under frame sets the pan that holds the Washington are to lie modeled from Admiral Dewey at the battle of Ma water. In the top o f this pan sets a the putty In a given time When the nila Bay. died recently at the great tray with openings to hold the eggs time Is uti the putty t>*>rtralt* are to be lakes naval training station at north and a handle by means o f which the ninnile risi and placed on exhibition, Chicago Holub had served In the tray may be lifted out and stood on and tin1 guests vote on the bi-st one. navy for twenty-seven years and was the table on the little legs it carries for the number receiving the largest muti that pur|>ose. A domelike lid covers retired Jan. 1 last. the whole utensil and retains the I f you want the best at a low price, this ber o f votes to determine the prize The boys are then given steam, i f the eggs are to be liotled the will surely please you. W e offer you winner Dr. Hibben to Be Inaugurated May 11. sticks of wood and Jnckkiilv*** from pan must, o f course, contain more more genuine bargains to the s juare The committee in charge o f the ar which lo whittle out hatchets The rangements for the inauguration o f Dr water than if they are steamed, but inch than any oth-r store in town. We gtrls are given black paper and acts believe we can prove this if you will one process Is as easy as the other with John G. Hibben as president ot ITince- sors, from which lo cut silhouettes COLUMBIA STUDENT TO j visit our store. SENATOR GRADY WAS ton university announced that the in this device. Martha Washington. 1 alter the stl Next month will be our anni of auguration will take place on May 11. TRAVEL ON BRAINS. A TAMMANY IDOL bollette« of Martha Washington are New England Apple Pie. versary month—keep your auctioned off to the Isiys. ami eneli boy Use a deep pie plate, pare Baldwin Only Twice a Week? taki-s to supper ihe girl who made the B,um tr Will Start Around th. World Bilv.r Tongu.d Orator W at Famoualy "Does your w ife ever tell you about or Greening apples, core and cut lu eye open for our Anniversary Martha Washington which lie hid In Without a Cant. the fine men she might have married?" thin slices; line your pie plate with Sales. Witty and Picturaaqua. lie presents Ids wood ell hatchet to hls "Oh. yes. W e debate that question pastry, place a layer o f apples over sup|>er partner The supper table Is to regularly Tuesday and Thursday this and sprinkle with brown sugar, be decoratisi with patriotic colors. ITertiert IV Bnumer. a Columbia util Konntor Thomas F Grady o f New then another and so on until the plate nights.” —Louisville Courier Journal. versify student who lias worked tils York, who dl*«I recently, wna for near is full and beai*ed In the middle. Over way through hls entire course at that ly a quarter of a century nn Idol of Etiquette of Washington. the top dot bits o f butter. Shake a Show not yourself glad at ttie mis Institution, will atari simmi on a trip Tnminiiuy Hall, one of its must highly pinch o f salt over the whole and a fortunes o f another, though he were nrountl ttie world without a cent tu or esteemed orators, famously witty nml dash o f red pepper, which will give a dcr to demonstrate Hint an education picturesque, nml for Ih » Inst sixteen your enemy. rich, pungent seasoning that other Authentic and valuable info*r.atiaa They that are In dignity or office Is a greater asset than ready cash Hi* years one o f the lending Democrat* In about brvedia#. Kate Km*, rama*, spices will not; wet the edge o f the feeding and homing poo (try ta J. A. W R IG H T , Prop. have In all places precedency, but Is thirty years old amt has la-eu In t'o tbe legislature. lower crust, sprinkle with flour, put I contained ia the edihoa al Senator Grady was Isirn on Nov 27. while they are young they ought to lumhln five years. In which time he lias • Lilly • Poultry Boo*—juA printed. on the upper crust, press both edges | Send far copy. free. IK5.I Ilia faine ns an orator nml the rrs| it t thorn* that lire tlietr equals In taken both A. It nnd A M degree* together firmly. Bake a rich brown. The C W H . Lilly Co.. Settle He Is known as (lie admiral I h - ciuim . llkenlih-n»*« o f hls personality liegnn Mrth or other qualities, though they be has n pilot's llceuac and Is also an rapidly to enrn him |>ntltlcnl proud have no public charge Spider Corn Cake. netice. nnd In 1877 he flrst went to the It Is g'H>d milliners to prefer those able seaman. Take three-quarter cup core meal and P R O F E S S IO N A L C A RD S Bnumer will start from New York legislature as no assemblyman from to whom we speak l*efore ourselves. flour enough to fill the cup. a table FOR TWO MORE BATTLESHIPS. e«|H«-|ully If ttiey be nbove us with and work hls way to the coast by get the Recoud district. He served until spoonful o f sugar, half teaspoonful » Lawson Block whom In no sort should we take the ting Jobs on railroads amt on I huiin on IHHt) In the kiwer lloua** nml then was salt, half teaspoonful soda. Mix flour, Contract* Signed For Building the N e Ph° D” ‘ R * C'o/.R M ain*,. the great lakes He will then sl»lp on sent to the Meliate II*' arrayed him •ad Office Hours: i to 6 p. m meal, sugar, suit and soda together 1 vada and Oklahoma. Consultation by appointment only. atenmslilps to Journey farther Let your discourse wttli men o f lutsP »«•If against Grover Cleveland, then Beat an egg and add half cupful sweet ' Contracts for the construction o f two DR. H. H. SOMERS Bnumer s|*eaks French. German. governor, nml succeeded In making milk and half cupful sour milk and more battleships have lieen signed by uess I»- short nnd comprehensive. OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN Danish. Dutch and ran make blmaell himself so great a thorn iu the future In writing or «(leaking give to every stir Into the dry mixture. Melt a table Se< rotary of the Navy Meyer. One of Chronic and Nervous Diseases a Specialty. one hts ilue title, according to tils de understood In n numts*r of other inn president's ahle that Cleveland wrote COTTAGE GROVE - - OREGON spoonful butter lu a hot spider and the vessels will be built by the Fore guiig»-* Ho Is a native of Switzerland a letter to John Kelly, then leader pour in the mixture, pour over the top Itlvor Shipbuilding company at (Juln- gree amt the custom of the place K trhe not with your superiors In nr nnd tins traveled all over the world as o f Tnuiuinny. asking him to prevent half cupful sweet milk, but do not stir cy. Mass., nod will have » ’ urtlss tur a sailor. He plays the vlollu well and Grady’ s return to I It«- senate. guuient. but always submit your Judg G E R T R U D E M. B U R D IC K it In. Bake tn a hot oven twenty min bine engines The other will be con metit b others with modesty has ability ns a pianist. Mr. Cleveland said, among other utes and serve at once. structed by the New York Shipbuild ( • ' rad unte N u r** When a man doe* all he can. though things, that tinuly'n activities In the ing company at Camden. N. J., with it sun ecd not well, blame not him Neiinle Interfered with Ida "personal Baked Beef Heart. COAL MINERS’ DEMANDS. reciprocating engines The vessels will M A S S E U S E comfort " Wash the heart carefully so as to re be named tbe Nevada and Oklahoma. tbnt did It. Ho Grady, with hls silver tongue Phone 154 -R COTTAGE GROVE move all the blood: then wipe it dry Both are to cost, exclusive o f armor Meeting to Be Held With Operators In J. B. Lewis Residence OREGON and stinging xvlt, went out In a great Washington’s Toast. and stuff the cavities with a plain and armament, less than $6,000,000. New York on Feb. 27. huff frinii ttie ranks o f the pnrty, took Washington's consideration for the bread or a sausage stuffing. Place It Com Tilt toes o f the anthracite coal Some months ago the navy depart the stump against Cleveland. *up[K>rt H O TE L OREGON, T H U R S D A Y , 9 to 3 In a pan with slices o f pork skewered ment declared It«(-if In favor o f the feelings of others Is well shown In the miners ami the* anthracite coal »pern He was out In the po on to the outside (if the plain dressing reciprocating engine after long experi following story: tors are to meet In New York on Feb Ing Butler It was Just after the surrender of 27 to arrange for a new agreement lltlcnl cold until at a sjs-clnl election D R . JA S . B. T A Y L O R Is used» and add a little water to keep ment with the turbine In some o f the Bake about battleships now In commission. Ttie Cornwallis at Yorktown. and the Kng- ns to wages and conditions of work In 1HW» he wna reelected to the sen E y e , E a r a n d T h r o a t D is e a s e s the pan from burning. one hour In a hot oven, basting every redirn to the turbine, however, was listi general. In company with the There Is talk o f a general strike of nie. only, however, to lie defenti«! In A Specialty—Glasses Prescribed ten minutes with the drippings In the forced by the bidders for the two bat- French commander. ltochamt»enu, was the anthracite miners If an agreement the same year, when ho stood for re C O TTA G E G RO VE :: OREGON election. pan. Is not reached. A thickened gravy should he tleshlp« Just contracted for, as not (lining with General Washington In 1«!*6 he went back to the senato According to custom. Itochntiibenu served with It. The miners want h contract for one enough bids were received to give the was asked for a tonst, und In unswer year only, beginning on April I, 11)12 nnd served there continuously up to j department any alternative. gave: Parker House Rolls. They also demand an eight hour work the time o f Ids tienili “ The United States." Teacher of Piano and Organ One quart boiled milk, butter size o f i day. recognition o f the United Mine CHINESE GIRL TO JOIN ARMY. To which Washington responded: Workers as a party to the agreement, Certifiicated from the Associated Board an egg. half cupful o f sugar, a cupful NEW STAMPS READY. "T h e king o f France.” Royal Academy and Koyal College of o f yeast, a little salt. Mix thoroughly the right to provide a method for the When It came the turn o f Cornwal collection of revenue for the organiza Poatmasters Adviaad aa (o Rsquisl- Into tw o quarts o f flour, let stand In a j Nineteen Years Old, She Will Be a Music. Residence Second Street. lis that gentleman said simply: warm place until morning, then add ! Captain Among the Revolutioniets. tion and a more convenient and uni tiona For Latra) Ssriss. Miss Leona Mary Jewell, dnughter o f "T b e king •• form system o f adjusting local griev Office Phone Main 5 Residence, Main 121L half a teaspoonfuI o f soda dissolved in | The nupply o f thè liew serie* o f post- "O f England.” Washington added, ances. A minimum wage rale o f $.'1.50 nge stampa la now avallatile lo he little water aud rise agilu. Knead lue .«ue. a Portland (O re» Chinese F. L. IS O R A M , D. M . D. again nbout 4 o'clock to have warm for merchant, will receive a commission with a smile "K eep him there, and I a day for miners on considers tlon drnwn on by postinnsters, necordlng sup[>er Cut Into biscuit ami rise In the Chinese revolutionary army and will drink him a full bumper.” and. work anil $2.50 a day for laborers Is lo nn oriler In Ilio curreut Issilo o f thè again, then hake twenty minutes iu a will command a company o f soldiers saying tills, he filled Ills glass to over demanded Unltt'*l Sfate* Olllclnl l ’o s t i i l Guide A L L WORK GUARANTEED. In the Held. This news was received flowing moderate oven. The bituminous miners have also Bequlsitlons l*y pont maniera for In a letter from the girl, who Is only Lawson Bldg. Cottage Grove, Ore mail** demand« for new schedules nnd Hliunps, however, wlll ho fllled In pnrt nineteen years old. to her parents and Gingercake. A/sshington’« Horses. a two years’ agreement wlth (he old serie* unti) Ilio old seri*“« Three-quarter cup molasses, a good also through a Hongkong newspnper, General Washington was a splendid Is cxlinimted. nnd fiosttnnntor* aro In- tablespoonful lard in cup und flit with wlileh contained an Item saying that horseman. There w h s no animal he structed In Ihe order timi they shotild boiling water. Add to molasses. Sift Sue Yl Yat. Miss Jewell's Chinese could not master, and he never lost hls SPARROWS ATE GARDEN SEEDS not ilraw requisitimi* rnerely because together one and one-half cupfuls flour name, had entered a military training sent In the saddle. Fox hunting was o f Ih*' novelty o f Ilio liew stampa If Office on Main Street, West Side (more if needed», pinch of salt, a ten- school nnd would soon be given a one of hls favorite amusements, nnd Broka Into tho United State. Mail, they hnve a sullh lent stock o f N t n u i p n Th .y War* So Hungry. at the meet few o f hls friends or neigh COTTAGE GROVE :: :: OREGON spoonful coda, a teaspoonful o f ginger commission Congressmen o f western Tennessee on hauti to provtde for tlielr patrona and cinnamon If liked. Beat well. Miss Jewell was born In Portland bors were better mounted than he. They are nlso ln*tmctcd tluit Ilio old Serve warm with whipped cream or and educated In the public schools and He usually rode a large, fiery nnlmnl sml Kentucky who had h»|*ed to reap er stampa should remaln on ante untll use a thin chocolate Icing and serve at the Portland academy. of gnsit endurance call<<d Rlueskln The a rich harvest of votes from the time •xhnlistisi, but thnt new stampa mny ly scattering of garden seeds furnish cold. nnmi's o f some o f hls other horses were Attorney-at-Law be supplii *!. If In stock, whon preferred Chink ling. Valiant. Ajax und Magnolia. e*l by the department of agriculture H «r Memory W n Better. Practice in all Courts of State. Corpor may find themselves at harvest time by purt'hasera. Banana Charlotte Rutte. “ Haven’t 1 seen you before?” said The names of hls hunting dogs were ation, mining and Probate law a specialty In Ih*' new serie* lite one coni green Press through a sieve enough bannnn the keen eyed housewife to Bummy Vulcan. Itlngwood. HI tiger. Truelnve. In the predicament o f the Hcrlptural Collection and Insurance. nnd two cent reti stampa bear thè beati husbandman whose seed the birds ale pulp to make one cup, add a quarter Baggies. Music. 8 weetllps. Forester anil Bock COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON of Washington lu protlle, frolli lloti- up. for that Is what happened to cup powdered sugur. two teaspoons "You sure have, ma’am.” replied w 0 * * * 1 During the season he hunted pouches full o f congressional seed at don’s bilst. thè (strinili l*elng wltliln lemon Juice. Beat until very light, Bummy with considerable haste. "Yes, two or three times s week Hls pleas Office Telephone then fold In half pint whipped cream a pialli elllpse <*n end, wlth branche* Room T 4 , Woodward Bldg. ma'am. It was back in 11)07. nnd you ure was not the And. but the hunt, for | Guthrie, Ky. Have ready some sherhert cups lined hunded me out th' best cooked little he admits In hls diary that the foxes The pouches were thrown off for o f laurei on «'neh alile. The colora o f with sponge or delicate cake, fill with breakfast I ever sampled. How well nearly always oscnr*ed. but the main | trains going west, but when they were thè live lilgher denomlnntlou* of DR. H. H. O W E N the prepared cream and chill before I remember your pleasant words an' and In view, excitement nnd recreation, ! picked up from the shed to I«» placed stampa In (he new serie* are: F.lght Veterinarian Berving. j on the pro|*er trains they were found cent, olive; leu cent, tlark yellow ; (If- your smilin' face, ma'am, heaven bless had been achieved. Graduate Kansas City COTTAGE GROVE. to be perforated In scores o f places teen cent, grny; llfly cent, lavender; the day!” Veterinary College OREGON Onion Cough Sirup. and contained nothing except empty one dollar, dark brnwn. These bear a “ I rememlier you now,” said the wo G.orgis’. Hatchet. Six large onions, cooked In one quart man. “ You enme here begging last packages bearing the names nnd ad porlrnit of Franklin In protlle, from W a* there ever one to mutch It— C O T T A G E G k u VE CAM P, No. 6424 o f vinegar until soft, (hen strain and week, and your nrm was In a sling, Little »Jeorgle * brand new hatchet? dresses o f deserving and loyal ron- Hotidon’a busi, wlth nn elllpse on end, M. W. of A., meets the first and third squeeze out all the Juice. Add three and your eye was bandaged, and you cried he: " I t 's mighty sharp! Let's see stltuents Hungry sparrows, mad» nml ou ellhcr side o f thè lower pari o f Tuesday of each month at Elk s’ Hall. pounds o f loaf sugar and when cold If It will chop the cherry tre e!" desperate by th» cold weather, had thè elllpse are branche* of onk lenves. were lame in the other leg! Here. Visitors Welcome. Georgia Washington, deer me. add two ounces o f tincture o f lobelia Tige. T lg e!" pecked holes In tbe pouches ami enlen You’ ve gone urid chopped the cherry treel C. W. W A L L A C E , Consul. This Is very good for coughs, sore But Bummy didn't wult.—Cleveland Too naughty boy, you're going to catch ttl every grain out o f hundreds of pack Sentinel want nils, inserted in news ages. throat and especially tbe croup. O R V E L K N A P P , Clerk. Why did you chop It with your hatchet? Plain Dealer. American Boy and Girl Hosiery Information on Poultry The Pair J. N. WATERHOUSE Dentist J. E. YOUNG (Attorney at Law J. C. JOHNSON columns arc result getters.