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MADSEN,
Watcumakkr.
ftepetrlar at rtaeonable taarrn.
All work t oereateed ttiWIm.
Watebel.Cloekl and Jewelry at Loweat rrlf
UOTFAOK GHOVK, OUK.
J. S. MEDLEY
Mtorncy-at-Law o o o
: Offleeon Main elreet !
COTTAOK GROVK, ORB.
A. H. KING
Attorney' at Lnw,
GOTTA OK, OJIOVB, OltB.
J. E. YOUNG
Attorncy-at-Law :
OOce on Main Hthi, Wl Bids
Cottagk Grove, Ork.
J. g.johmson
A ttorneys and Counselors-at'Laio
Special attention ttreu to Mlulnf .Corporation
and Mercantile Law.
JOfiea over German A Hemenwar'aatoro.
COTTAGE GROVK. ORE.
L.T. Harrta. A. C. Woodcock,
WOODCOCK & HARRIS,
Attorntys-at-Lato
Special attention itvn to the law of Mine.
EUGENE, ORE.
Realdence Fbone No. Office Phone 1M.
J. E. HOSMER,
PHTSICIiN and BUROEON
Eyi. Ear, Hose aid Throat a Spiciillr.
O-flce fcourt from 9 to It a in from 3 to 5 p m.
Sand? from U to 2 p m.
Ofl la M-dwn Batldlor, Wln itrwt,
COTTAOK: GROVE. OREGON".
BARKER & PERMAN
PROPRIETORS OP
THE EXCHANGE--57
DEALERS IN FINE
WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS.
Main etmt. Cottars Uroto. On.
The first National Bant
Ouwim Bairrow.
Preaident,
Hussar Easts, I
Caehler.
HOUDAV PHOTOS.
ome at once and have your holl
"3 ay photos taken In time to send to
frienda'for Christmas. Do not wait
till the last moment.
W. F. SUANAI'ELT.
Gallery on West Side, opposite
Masonic Hall.
J.T.
PfiUltlBEKS.
We will also carry in stock
Bath Tubs, Sinksetc. which
, . tibe placed ready for use.
Oar workmanship and prices
will be right. See us.
Main Street Near S. P. Depot
Liv.aii. . " m w
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Among
Tnt
Daisies
J Set
that i$ mads in
Jfoottvear
AT ALL LEADING DEALERS.
CGOTZFAN&G
MANUFACTURERS,
ST. PA U L.
.FlE
HOGS FOR MEAT,
ItiK nmt Cnrtnjc.
Pot hoc we prefer the rolnm.-Chl
tin, While they tlo not produce as larpt
llltir nm umn nttijtr iirwOa fhit nrt
largo hogs and of "dlgnltlcd" nppenr- prices of cites are owing to the Increase
net.. SVtr mmt. fml lion nritl tnnsele In demand. The country has prospered
Ot WIlatllK COWS COlpArt With tilt?
average scrub cow, Groat ndvauecs,
too, have been mn.de In methods of pro
duction, Twenty years ago It was the
general IropreMlon that large (lock or
special poultry farms were not prno
tlcnhle. Now there are thouvnmls of
fitnucrs who ilrpetul imilnly on (wultry
ns n "outw of Income. I-nrgo UkK
kept In n henlthy nml pnIuctlve con
tlltlon ixre posnlblo bcso of the bettor
tnclhotls of enro tlevelopeit within re
cent years. There sre more hens sml
better hens thnn erer In'fore. The IiIkIi
nml tho people have IncreHw-tl In mini
tH'rs nml In nullity to pay for tho choh-
est klmls of food. i
Colli Stornne. ,
ItesUles the IncreaslnB ilemaml, there
Is another ngency which has so far, on i
the whole, tended to Improve the condl-1
tlon of the egB markets. Kvery sprlm: ,
and summer the surplus cbb are taken ,
from the market and placed In com
stornBe.
throiiBhflUt the year.
producing food until about six month
old and give them a steady shove then
and fatten, on com and sometimes
mush. KorTueat, wo often kill some of
the old sows. These wo fatten In the
same manner. Do not feed your sow
for at least twelve hours before kllUiiB:
longer Is better. When ready to kill, bo
quietly to the pen with rltlc In hand
and shoot tho animal. To knock It In
tho head Is a brutal methml and Is fast
twtnir ilnnn awnr with. Hlcetl It otllck'
. .. i . . i i ...(.... t.t,A,t Mli,i,t nVftrvlMvlv
iy. isse it to your onrrvi or mi mm m m- 'i'nn " . .1 . ,., .r.i ,,r.. n Imi.
i i, i ,h i, ,i, rL- until ther became tlrtnl of 1 eommon Ktsit In this rotiutr ami It Iihk
which must t bolllns hot. over the . them, followed by a scarcity In winter. heretofore Iwit so "'"'r;
!,. tl, hihm of tho ooonlo IwuKht i In public print that no little surprl.-
1 verv few oiKs. there Is now a fairly ! was oxpnweil when the census niurn
. aien.lr mnnlv. and prices do not ko sol showtnl an eunmoratlon of about .wni.
COMMON GOATS.
prrlnl lnforintli About llalalHB
Them I'nr Tbelr Sklsa.
l-'or several years muuerous liniulrlcs
lave been coming to tho bureau of aif
hual Industry s to the KsslMlltlra of
raising Boats for tholr skin. These
hupilrles are principally from those
who have capital for Investment or
who have large tracts of unproductive
land. When these people become aware
it the fact that wo send abroad tal,
IHXUXH) annually for goatskins ami that
the natural conditions here are favora
hie for rallng the goats which pro
duce such skins as we Import they he
roine Interested. The press has enoonr
ged Uie development of a domestic
Industry In the production of goatskins
oftentimes In Ignorance of the condl
lions Unit obtain here and of those co
dlllons roiiulslto. All sorts of mongrel
routs, whatever their slse. conforinn
Hon. color or character of hair, are usu
sllv nferrel to as "common" In onler
wu..,u i. m iniir oriivs i to dlstlnnulsli them from the Augo n
i.,.t.,n,i f, sim i l'oiiis. wh en are a soeciuc um-u. c
little s ueneraliy Known iukhii
the
OREGON
SHOKjr LINE
AND UNION PACIFIC
W. S. Chrisman& Illy Bam
1 1 1 I IIH II hs UK
f
Illl'AST
rim
I'hlrago.
I'ortlnlid
0:'.M.iu.
vlslliiut'
lulon.
Atlsutle
Ks press
H:llip.m.
viallunt-
Ington.
rTt,p7.Ti
Kast.Msil
6 p. m
vis
SHikstir.
a iiaNosn ron noos.
hog and scald well. Itake away the
hair and then scrape. When this Is
done, bang tho hog on a hanger like the
one in the cut PIsce the hog on the
hook D and then lift up on the lever A.
Place the legs against the fence or other
stationary object Take out the en
trails, etc.. and wash off by dashing
water over It After It has cooled cut
it up and place In the storeroom to
cool until the next day. Two days are
better. Then apply snU and let It stand
for another day or two. Then put It
down In salt In barrels or boxes. When
far down In iiirlns and probably do !
not bo so hlsh In winter as would oth-1
trwlse be the case.
The Dailnru of the 1'nturr. '
Will the hlfih average prices of th
last few years continue Indefinitely! ,
Probably not. The business Is now very
profitable to skilled egg producers.
Many of them will cnlarBO operations.
and the yield will rapidly Increase j
Tho demand may gain In proortlon
durlnE prosperous times, but a period
of hard times would quickly reduce the
demand and cause an ovcrsupply and
lower averaBC prices. Itut even should
such conditions appear for a time the
skilled eastern egg farmer would have
little cause for alarm. Ills average
margin between cost and market price
Is greater than In the case of any other
standard farm product, and he can
stand some reduction In had years with
out being forced out of business.
The StFtl Krnrae of the Xntton.
l!o to the country, writes lan Mae
laren. where man lives elose to na
ture's heart; study him as he there
meets the problem of life, and you will
find literature which Is realistic In the
best and truest sense. Men of the coun
try are to our national life what the
st,t frame Is to our mighty stone cr
br!k structures when the crisis comes
that shakes the nation to Its founds-
Cottagk Grovk, Orb.
Paid jp Capital, $25,000.00
Money to loan on approved security. I
Exchanges sold, available anr place 1
n theUnlted States
tlon. It Is the loyal hearts and clear
It has thoroughly taken tho salt, take It I brains of the country folks which save
np and smoke It either with hickory " rrom destruction.
chips or the liquid preparation. We!
have tried both, and they are both sat- c,Id s.,or""''. of App".
lsfactory. Use whichever you wish. On the whole the development of thr
The condensed smoke Is, I think, per-! u storage business Is proving Iwno
fectly barmless.-MIssouri Cor. Ohio flclsl to the apple Industry In en.-our
Former. ! 'he development of apple grow
Ing nver large territories. In m-ikln - tl'
Investment of rnpltnl In It safer. I i dr
ve'npInT It ns ii lilu-hly opin-liil,-' i yp
of nKrlt-ult'ire nml trade ami In iimklr
a valuable fod product nvnllable to
Increasing number of people ovc
preater period of the ycur. O. I
Powell.
EGGS OF GREAT PRICE.
Why There la Moner It Kara; Fartn
Ino? and a Promta'ccr Outlook.
The attempt to account for the high
price of eggs by laying the blame upon
the hens Is a case of searching the
wrong nest says the American Culti
vator. All statistics and common ob
servation show that the poultry busi
ness has been Increasing steadily and
rapidly the past few years. Strains of
layers have been developed almost as
superior to the old haphazard flocks as
Is n. nicked Ayrshire or Ilolsteln herd
Cruel.
Cholly-Tbnt was a elvnh tiling you
said to Freschey Inwst u'sht.
Miss Peppery Who loM yon?
"Why, I er heard you say It."
"Yes, but who told you It was clcv
er?" Exchange.
Rsiae any
healthy.
Is
Jim Damps was father of a lass
Who, by her brightness, led hsr
class.
The teacher asked Mist
Damps the qnestton:
"How can yon best assist
, dlgtstioar"
-By eating Force.'" Whsa
told to him,
This story tickled "Sonny Jim."
orce
The Beady-to-eem Cereal
the A-B-C
of good health.
Boy Oil and Hsalthy.
"My little boy h very tick sod would
sot take any nouriahmenL 1 got a package
of 'Force' and fed him on It, and am pleased
x wilt sow pat Dim Do-
to say bo fa thrlrf ng.
dot oi ms
All I feed him on Is Force.'
Ms age, ss be fa big and
Mas. J, LuouT Kauri."
Nothing has ever equalled it
Nothing caa ever surpass it
Dr. King's
New Discovery
A Perfect For All Throat and
Cure : Lung Troubles.
Money back It It falls, Trial Dottlee free.
FOUND A CUBE FOB INDIGESTION
I ubu Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets for Indigestion and find
that they suit mr case better than any
dyspepsia remedy I have ever tried and
I have used many different remedies.
I am nearly flfty-one years of age and
have suffered a great deal from nd.
gestion. I can eat a most anythlngl
want to now. Geo. W. Imonr, Keck
ffifs,Ala. For sale by New Eia Drug
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Wlirre IVe rommow tltiata Are.
One of the principal Inquiries made
nf the buivail of iiulmal Industry Is
"Where tun common goats Ik purehas
rd?" This Is a question we have lieon
uniible to answer except In n general
nml Hiimewhttt unsatisfactory wily. Ii
Is known that In Texas, New Mexli
ami Arlinuii there are tiinsldemlil
nuuiliers of the long haired viirleiy. bill
II Ihih Ihi'U imlntiil out elsewhere thai
these lire not suitable for the pnsliie
tlon of sklu, and then- nrv sovrm
good rensniK why they lire not sultabl
In any degrtv as foundation stink fie
it llm-k of AugnniH.
While the irnsiis ri'lurus show n com
Bldernlile number of goats of all breed
In moil of the miltlieru states, the.
an e.lenlvely dlspersiil uin
fnrins. For Instance, the II". Il.'l gimti-
shown for Alnhauiii were reKirtis
finui MSB rarnis: the hl.iC'l fn Ceorgl:
wore on IkTIII farms, and so on ill ;
similar ratio for the other states. I:
considering these figures we must II i
uverliHik the (act Hint In wiuie of tl
Mutes then- an1 large iiiiuiIhts of i'i
Angoni limit. This Ii eypulnlly Iru
of Texas. New Mexico, Arlxon.i. t"iil'
fin nla and Oreguii.
The iDliu.ioi'i goals are fulilid prlnel
pally on Hie farms of the south wlilcli
arc trii.intiil by mloreil people mid Ihr
poorer ilntuv of wliltes, and for some
of tliesi- Hie goals f iirulm iiIhiiii thr
only meat Kupply. The prices dem.i ml
ill are vcrj iii.i. Inn n f . mil. iiiiiln
be found on om- fiirin. and there omilil
tlii-n-fiin- be youie ilitlHiill) In br.ii.iiig
any consldeniblc number together a
small coif.
The ICIn.l nf i;iatal.lit Tor l.mllier
Not nil kliuN f goatskin ti - In de
luninl for leiillier. The nkiu of Hie An
goni, for Iu!:inee. Is nut nt nil x.iltulilc
for shoe teallier of for kid gloves, al
though Iniuiers make of ll niim-cco
leather, and ll l usnl to' it cons d mtIiIi.
extent In the manufiuiiire of working
men's gloves. A priiuiliii til l'lillmlel
pliln ilmler In gimlsklns wiys, "The pell
of the Angora, whether It lie from Tur
key or elsewhere. Is, us n rulp. Imi ihlu
and poor for leather, as It Ik n fuel thai
the longer the hair of Hie giuil the thin
tier and poorer the pelt." 'I hi Ik-Iiib
true, not only are Auxonis (ml out of
! coiislderatlou, but u)mj all gluts having
long hair. This eliminates n very Irn-gi.
number of the goals, of the fnlteil
St.iles. as no doubt our cuintuuii (.outs
are principally of the long lialn il M-x
'lean variety. One who coutcnipl.rc
I raising goals for their skins nlm.ild
therefore not consider thr Aujcom or
any other long bitlnil variety
r Hie Oullonk l I nfnrornhlr.
To determine whether It will be prof
itable to engage In the r,ilnlng of gmiN
one will have to tuke Into tmltlrriit'o:i
a score of Items of varying linpiirtn
such as cost of land. ist of labor, co t
and extent of equipment and iui -jr
the-goats. the supply or Ihcw nniiiii'H
from which to select his stock and aim
the markets fur the skins and limit.
The Information nf the bureau of mil
mill IndiiHtry In Hint very few uliempt
have been made In this cMiniry to mine
goats for their skins, ami ,., ,, .
only was upon a scale of ciiniineiehu
linportnniv. In this enw a in:n;uii.
nan an aiiumlauccor cnpltal, giKKl uiiin.
agement. u ranch of cheap Innd. hut
with an abundance of feed, and em
ployed labor as cheaply as such lalsir
could Ik had, yet the venture was de
clared a failure. It should bo stated
also that this company did its own tun
ning and manufactured the product In
to shoes, thus saving to Itself what
would otherwise become middlemen's
profits. Tho best net Income that the
company could realize for skin, carcass
ana taiiow was BO cents per head. The
cost of carrying on the raising of these
goats Is the great drawback to the de
velopment of tho Industry here. Most
of the goatskins come from countries
where tho cost of production is almost
nothing. Similar conditions, except pos
sibly as to the cheapness of land, do not
exist in any part of our country.
George F, Thompson.
Tims Sciisiii'i..s
(runt Portland
Malt l.ske, Kenvrr.
I t Wiirili.Oiuabs,
Kansas City, HI.
I,nuls, Chicago slid
Kind.
iSalt hike, I'enver,
Kt. Woilh, tlmsiis.
Kansas City, Ht
lnils,('ltlesio and
Kant.
W.lla Walls. U
ieton . 8Hkane,
Wallsee, I'li.lmsu,
Minneapolis .
I'muI, llululh, Mil
waukee, t'hlcsgo A
Knit.
Aiirivs
rsiiM
l-.JIOp.m
lOi.'IOs.ni
17 -.Vis. in,
70 flours
PORTLAND TO CUM
NO CIIANtlK OK "Al!
Tickets est vis nil rail, or Uwl and
rail via Portland.
AND HIVEIl SfllEDIiLK
KltllM l-OHrtANI'.
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jn-t to change. 1
KorSaii Krsnelsei
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p. 111.
AUt-.OMII I. Ill I ll
Ilohcinia (ind J huh 1 ,ltl, s,
U ('las Tmiioiils, Doiililii or h:k
CHKISMAN K HANC.S . COTTAOK r.Kd . -j, 0,
"Tinifv"
exSuiiil'y, (ilvmru Uivsk 4 p. in.
8 p. m. I rieept
SsliinlsyiTo Astoria slid Ws.vt Ninilsy
I0i. lit. I Umliiig'.
A. I.. CUAIU, Gin. Ps.seiiger ,'genl,
I'nttlanil, Otegon.
ASK THK AtlKKI Mill
TICKETS
VIA
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AND AI.I. rOI.NTS KAST
TRAINS DAII.V
l-'AST TI.MIi.
NUW EQUIP.MIIM" TIIROUdllOUT.
Day Ouichee, Palace and Tourist
Sleepers, Dining and lliilM,
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Hate
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To Take Effect oa Oct. lOlh, 1903,
NO. I Daily NO J
Kill Kicepl SilLdaj. Writ
Boaml Ikmii'l
A.M. BTATIONS. " " a" M."
Cotla(l rote . II 5"
l-'S WaMen... II -M
....Currln. II Ol
7sW terroOordo ... . 10 AT
-ol Hater . io ',i
Porena 10-&0
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J Htaaart. . lo.m
. . Star... 10 ta
M0 . . . . Rntkr I'olnl .. lo.aj
t- . .Ar..Wllilwuo.l. Lr 10 (o
Sabjfettorliaiirewlltioul notlfe
. A1J ,L",Vl .'"' forwarded only al ibe
Jolnl rtak of ah pir anilsonalsac.
w u w 8 n w 1 nV rn-elf ed at Hie O. in
B. It. K. DeiKit after 6:to p ,.. To imuie
,w.n.au,u u iTin ireitoi rnual t
JOHN II. PI'AKSONS, o.a.,.1 Manafer
Itcgtnald
Not Ilepeafer,
Miss Gossip Does little
talk yet?
Mrs. Knowser Not much, Von
needn't be afraid of his repeating ony
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OH BOHEMIA MJGOET, COTTAGE GROVE, ORB.
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ISaw Mill
Three miles enst of
Cottage Grove on the
oldjjackson Kile place
-A.11 Kinds
of Rough Lumber, at
reasonable prices.
If you Tare In need of any.
thing in our line call at mill or
Address us nt Cottage Grove.
WE WILL TREAT YOU BI6HT ,
McKibben Bros.
NOT1CK FOB 1'UIII.ICATION.
Land Olliceat Itoseburg, Ore.
...... , Nov Hi, 11)03.
fiotlco la herubv 1? vn ihui h...
Ing-iianieil net tier has filed notlco nf ,,
iiiciuiuu ii, niHKu nnai proof In am,
i" ,M0 ! . ami tliat hhIi priH.f
will tin muilu l.f..... 'pi.. . . 1 :
Kcceiver U. fi. Land oni.u. i,....i."' .
Oregon, on January 4. llwi. viz: .Inn,.
A I nonius, on 11 . K. No H'lt" for
the WU HW XI Hnii a.V 11 ,'r- 'lr.
'lie niitnos the following witnesses t.i
1 ynuniioiu reniiieneu m
anil cultivation nf said Um, vix:
iiiarieH IVIliecoir, U. W. Kell
llenrv Whltlrwlr 1 '1 e. .'.
' ' Scully. 01 i;ot
tago Grove, Oregon. 7
J. T. JIitiiKiKH. Begiter.
NOTICK FOB PUII1,ICATH)N,
Land Olliceat ItosebiirK. Oregon.
Notice is hereby given tlmt tlm fol
low ng-namcd wttler has filed 1 , nice
of his Intention to mnko final , r,.ef
In support or his claim. Si,'.ri'",i
11 tirnnf will , ......1.. 'imi.
.i.'... 7 it u","."- iieiore .1. J.
, . o, voinin in Oner nt if,,
''OiOregoii, on March lr" low v i
David Kltsoii on hH J, j,;' w .'i,.!?;
for tho HH 14 m V w li ni, v Z hM7J,
Ho names the fol,iWiB wt11MM,.
Jam. W. Halland, ol Lowell i-an.
Co Orsgon.Wllllain '.I, ot'ni
JrT.Biiii)OKf,n.4riitr.
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MAMII'ACIURIKS iJ
IMour. Heed. Oinlmni, Whole
mid Genu .Mewl. (
We ciiiT.vw full siipnly of nil lun jn ; ffi,
such as, Mnin, Shorts, Rolled Hnrle'v. X, M
Meal ami CIioiih.
Oiir prut (tt'f alway riKHt. ec iih brd-n
buying.
Veareiiriilt8t. 'lrilvel!islltiitlciti, t Imi rv wo ri
fully sullilt .iiiurMUrHMiHo.
IluHtBuXaV ISaitscn.
fLoaR and feet)
The hixhet grade of Flour. 1-ntl an. I y
of all kinds. V handle none but absolutely ,,Uif
gomls tl all klutls, and guarantee i v i v 'pntinil
first-class.
Wholesale or Retail.
1 nm toslr cllhcr laifjcNir amall pun haw. hhI.omi
fust cxamliiiiiK oft RtKHls. PtontJ Nlla 293. Call tin up ,l we
will ilclivci atiylMiK you want lo any tvau ol iic city
eilcdgc & Riggine.
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c With Spray rumps and Spray Compound. '
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OUvvr's) HUvl nml Chilled Plows.
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THE BOIIEHU NUGGET PUBLISHING COMPANY,
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P. M. HMTZLER,
Who is nor employed at Davidson's Jewelry
Store, is n graduate optician, holding a
diploma from the Northern Illinois College
of Opthalrpology and Otology, and is a
thorough optician. All work entrusted to
mm is guaranteed.
You Can See.
A nice assortment of Silverware in a fw
days at . , ,
Davidson Jewelry Store.
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AT TJIE BOHEMIA NUGGET