H. C. MADSEN,
Watchmakkr.
Rapalrlnc t raaaonablt eaartea,
All work raaraaUtd tnt-clau. ,
Watat,Cloil and Jtwalrr at Ixiwcat rilws
COTrAGE OKOVK, ORE.
J. S. MEDLEY
Attorney-at-Law o o o
: OBm on Main itr.e t-:
CoTTAGK GROVK, OrK.
Sleaa Sratftn on Hoard n Mnn.ot.mil.
Ttao uicssInK system on iMiard 11 Ms
man-of-war Is as complex and complete
na tho tnblc service of n lilR hotel. The
niodcrn wer ship, with lt live or il.
hundred iicrsons on fooatd, must be n
floating liolcl ntnl storehouse In Itself
Kvory vessel of tho nvy Is required by
I the regulations govcrnlm; Ibo navy to
1 havo ft Kencrnl iiiessltiR system. The
enlisted men on ship nre divided Into
squads of about twenty encb, forming
a mess. Chief petty otlleers nnd olll
cers' servants nro not Included In this
division. Every mess tins one or two
A. H. KING
Attorney nl Law,
OOTTAOK, OJIOVK, OKU.
J. E. YOUNG
Attorncy-at-Law.
Omc on Main ilrtct, Weil Slda
COTTAGB GROVK, ORK
JMoalrm Voiuna ''rrrdoiu.
There hns been n vast ninoiint of
pity wasted iioti tho Moslem wouiim.
It tuny Biirprlso oven the womnn suf
frnRlst to Iciiru Hint the laws of Mo
hammed rotifer upon women n srentrr
decree of lecnl protection thiiti tiny
code of laws since the middle Itimuin
law. Only the more recent liberties
nnd protect Ion Knitted to married wo
men by tho Inws of divorce nnd the o
elusive property rlclits now In force In
the I'nltctl States enn be properly coin
pared to those In Tmkoy. I'ndcr the
Moslem Inws the provision for seeur
lug to the wife the free nnd uncoil-
petty otllccra nt Its table, who fare like trolled possession of her property Is . u ma ,.. Ih, practiced. Tl
the men. Every mess has Its special , minutely stlp.ulated In tho nmrrlimo )s ,() km , ,w,nK makliiK
mess man. who brltiKs tho fixxl from the , contract. A suitable sum Is also ar- : , , , k1fl(' ,( nH)(
Kalley nnd serves It t the table. It U
also the mess man's duty to seo that the
mess tabic and mess Kenr arc clenu mid
In order. The messes ou board ship are
under the direct supervision of the com
missary department, which la muter
the control of the pay olllcere.-Ouu
ton's Mngailnc.
J. G. JOHNSON
attorneys ami Counselors-at-Latc
Special attention tlvsu to Mlntnf .Corporation
and Mtrranlllt Law.
Offlee over Oarman A lltmenwt j'i itors.
COTTAGE GROVE. ORE.
L. T. Harrli. a. C. Woodcock.
WOODCOCK. & HARRIS,
(torntus-at-Lait
Special attention liven to the lav of illnet.
EUGENE, ORE.
AUCTIONEER.
Twenty years experience. Fine
Btock sales a specialty. Wrlto for 1
dates. W. T. KAYSEIt, ,
Cottage GroTe, Oregon.
Residence Fboce No. SW Oflk Those 1M
J. E. HOSMER,
rilYSIClA.V and SURGEON'
Ej. Ear, Moss and Throat a Specialty
Office honrs from 9 to 11 a m from I to t p m
Sunday from U to 2 p m.
Office InMadien Building, Main afreet,
COTTAGE: UROVE. dREGON.
Srapnrill "Floor. Thni,"
"Of nil tho drinks nsked for at till
counter," said tho sodn water clerk,
"those doctored up with sanmparlli.
are most frequently mispronounced
Not one person In ten speaks that word
correctly. Most people call It either
'sasaprllla' or 'sasaprolla.'
"Even people who kuow how to stell
tho word don't seem to bo able to twist
their tongues around the combination
of syllables and make 'sarsaparllla' out
of them. They may bo able to pro
nounce words much harder without a
stammer, but 'sarsaparilln' doors them
every time." New York Times.
A Creature From the Fire.
Aristotle believed that some crea
tures were capable of supportluK life
even though conflned to the devouring
element. lie says: "In Cyprus., when
the manufacturers of chalcltls tlltuei
burn It many days In the lire, n winged
creature something larger than n great
fly Is seen emerging from the stone
and leaping and walUnji about In the
fire. These creatures perish lmmrdi
ately upon being removed from the fur
nace."
ranged for her maintenance In accord
mice with her husband's rank.- Celt
tury.
Vartoaa Sources of Silk. J
Silkworms are not the sole source of
the production of silk. It Is nl so ob
tained from several vegetable nib
stances, but of an Inferior mid less I
durable description. Excellent colored
silk Is obtained from the prepared nnd
liner fibers of the luiinhoo, which Is 1
much In demand for clothing In trap- 1
leal countries from Us lightness and
porosity. Another form of silk Is ol- '
tnlncd from the od of the silk cotton
tree, of which there nro several arle- i
tics In existence, the material obtained
from them being known as vegetable
silk.
Went Her One llrltrr.
"1 never saw you In such a becoming
hat, my dear. Did you get It ready
lade?"
"I was Just thinking how uminially
pretty yours looks. I Hit you make It
yourself?" Itrooklyu t.lfe.
DRESSED POULTRY.
Mllliia. I'lnrklnar anil I'arklnir I'or
l:lort ur l.oral slilimrnl.
The pnpanttlon and shipping of
dressed HHiltry are subjects considered
In a bulletin of the agricultural nil
lege of Ontario. Either of two methods
The tlrst
sharp.
p cut Willi n knife in tne root or tue
mouth Just below the eyes. The second
OREGON
SHOIr LINE
AND
UNION PACIFIC
Three Trains To Tlir His! Hilly.
Through rullmnn alnmlnnl and tmir
lit sleeping rais dil to tliiishn. t'hl
Knnkiinii . touii.i alreplng ears
.uTlv' In kainuia t'ltv . tliiougll I'llllllian
Imiimt sleep ug cn'r i 'ronally imii
.l....,,.lvi. .... 1. 1 v toClne.iiio. KuuaSHt Itv
nvlltiini! ehaireaia (seals lieei to ihe
KiibI daily.
HOUrS
l11II.AMnilCMICA(IO
No rliameuleaii
W. S. Clirisman& ElyBan
I'MH'llinoilN ik O1
I'rrjiHT ,
rim
t'hlcago.
l'ortlnnil
Snivlnl
l:IAi m.
vinlliint-
intrlnn.
Timk Pciitm i.is
(nun INirtlsml
A N it i v
rnnx
HotT II IVm Hone.
"I thought Miss lutuplclgh llgured
on marrying Jack."
"So she did, but another girl with
more money outugurcd her." Smart
Set.
Envy Is not only n great weakness
but It Is n great Ignorance too. No
man envies what he cun surpass or
toual.
BARKER & PERMAN
PROPRIETORS OF
THE EXCHANGE"
DEALERS IN FINE
WINES, LIQUORS. CIGARS.
Malnitreet. Coitaie urote. Ore.
The First National Bank :
Cottage Grove, Orb.
Paid j j Capital, $25,000.00
Money to loan on approved security.
Exchanges sold, available any place
n theUnited States
DiawiK Bairrow,
President,
IltSBIRTEaXIIf,
Caahler.
1 CjSk J'm Dumps was a most unfriendly man I
1 JtTr Who,,vodhl3"foonahormltplan. I
B flL He'd never stop for a friendly smile,
I jHn V But trudged along In his moody style
I K&P Till " Force "ono day was sorvod to him
I s,nce then tney call him "Sunny Jim."
SmforceV
Jj! tjpKjaj& The Baadr-Uyfimi Cereal 'VPrl
I a better builder Jffrvsh 3
I than a vacation.
I tfavar Tlrss of It. i I I
I "I am eonslderably advanced towards eighty years Jf j
of age. I have of late been almost rejuvenated by the Pi
ne of your very eicellent preparation, which you hare 1
rightly designated aa 'Force.' Never tire of It. v I K I
I
i
j TMK HIIAI'IMI HinllK
I Is the wringing and pulling of the neck
The chicken Is taken In the hamli. the
neck Is stretched, the crown of the head
being held In the palm of the baud, and
j n ipilck turn upward with a steady pull
nt the same time Is glten.
This method Is cleaner than htmllng
ilxiKirters are rcporbil us favoring It
Tttcy claim that the tlcsh will not lie
so dry and will kin-p longer than Is the
chc when the fowl ts bled.
Immediate plucking Is rccommcndi i
for not only Is plucking more labortnu
after the bird tins become cool, but thf
skin Is much more likely to be torn
About two turbos of feathers nre left
nt'otit the hend, the rest of the bird be
ing plucked clean. During this opera
tion the head of the fowl should be kepi
downward to cause the tilnod to eolln t
In the neck.
The dresttl chicken Is placed on n
"shaping braird." A weight la plneiil i
on the tup of the chicken to compress It
iiii.I give n cotnpnet npHnmtiee. I'bc
detail In the ticeiintpanyltiK cut shows
a weight of Iron, but n brteb answers
the purpose. It Is lies! nut to Imtiu
chtrkens by the li'gx after pill. king
iMH-nti'te this cIvcm tliein n tltlii.
and iIliattnirtlM' Imi, At li'iHt tuoho
hour kIioiiIiI he nlli(il t P'l, to let
the niiliiial heat get thnrotiulily out
the body. Iii'fore p:l king I lie l
shown In the cut Is the one ll"el f
Atlantic
Ks press
8:1Sp.m.
viatlunt.
ingtiiii.
St, I'sul
FaetMsil
7:.1p.in.
via
Spokane.
0. (Ma, m
Salt Ikr, Penver, . ,,..
Ft. Worlli.Omahs.3 l''"1'
KanMi City, St.)
Ixiuit.CliirsgoNlid;
Kail.
Salt Ule. Denver.
Ft. Wuitb, Otnahs.
Kiim City, St.
Uitiii.Cliirsgo and
KasL
Walla Walls, ,
iHun , KKiXne'S 0Os.iii.
VVnlUre, I'ullinsn.l
MintirsMilis , Si.1
Paul, Duluili. Mil
Hsukce, Chiesgo Aj
OTB.VX AMI HIVHIt STIIKWI.E
For San Franclsco-Kvery the days
at .00 p. m. For Atnrm. way hiiihs
and North Itearh-llsllv (eirrpt Sun.
Uay,atHi)p.ni.,tialurUy at 10 00 p.
ni. Pally icrvlee i water tieruiitliugj on
Willamette and Van hill Itiien.
For fuller infortuation aik or wrile
your nearest ticlet agent, or
A. U. CRAIG,
(leneral 1'aHcngnr Agent
Tho (begun lUilroad A Nnvsgatinti
;. i'nrllattd, Oreeon.
ASK THK .UtBKl rOR
VIA -
jV l'dlitiniii jiml' l.,u( I
Tiiiiiils, Double op ik i
C()Ttai;i.:,;k.(,v,, mJ
r
fwi Cbsi
CIIKISMAN V,
Cottage Growc flour mills.
.MAMU'ACIUKims 01'
Wl
.'lour. Km I, (.raliam, WlioK
and Ciciin Meal.
We cany a full supply of all kind
such as, Until, Shorts, Rolled Harlcv,
Meal mid Chops.
Our prices arc alvays'rijht. See
buying.
We nre i i ntlnge Urme liieattttttlt.it. tlicn fuir
lully sullen (uiir putriiiiiiui'.
llai MiBi;: aV UaiiNrn.
"cut ri,P
hi
S n
I ;i t s
"s 1'itoic
i I..,,., , Sjut
juci
rOtlj
nj7r
'ft
fLOUK and f 66D
The liilust Kiade of. l'hnir, pcvt
i,,..i ii....
kituls. We handle none hut alisohitt-K
ot all kinds, jiatl k'uarantee i-v.tv i
first-class.
of all
otitis
VImIcsm1c or fulfill.
Ik, not make cither UtKe or small ,. la,CN h
first cxaniininK ..ur k-hhU. fim ,, jSJ Cll, , , ,
will dclivci MiDtluuK )u want to unv mt . t),r ,nv
eilcdgc & Riggms.
'.' GliliiT N0KT1IKN:
MJW
I I I..
Day
2 1
HOLIDAY' PHOTOS.
Come at ouco ana have your holi-1
uay puotos taken In time to send to
friends for Christmas. Do not wait
till tlis liiht moment.
W. F. SllANAFELT.
oallery on West Side, opposite
Masonic Hall.
W 1
.1. T. ALLISON &
PLUMBERS.
We will also carrj' in stock
Bath Tubs, Sinks'etc. which
will be placed ready for use
Our workmanship and prices
will be right, bee us.
Main Street Near S. P. Depot.
liEAur run uaiikitt.
export shipment. The iIlinetnlooH are
length, three feet; width, seventeen
Inches; depth, seven Inches. A parch
ment paper lining Is used. For short
elilpuients tho liox Is three feet long l
twelve Inches wide mid twelve deep
tf!tf!!f1!f!!f!!f!!fitfnf1!Mfrmi!fS!!mmi!F1ir!!f!!f!tfm!!f1!, 'TxXSZ 2ffiS.u n, o,.v
is tlie liox lined, hut inch tilrtl Is unip
piil 111 paper, to prevent bruising nnd
lieciiuw this Is thought lo lengthen, to
some extent, the period of go l kwp
Ing. Cnminon wrapping i.iper shoulcl
not hu used, as It hns n tendemj- to
cilli'i t moisture.
WIDP Df.DC OF EVERY
t t nu t-r DESCRIPTION
To
.S'yin.'diir, .Sf. i'miJ, nulttth,
.lfOlliel;iof(s, tVilciiyn,
AND ALL 1-OI.NTS KAST.
i
TRAINS DAILY
rioi ii.u' fi
UQuip.Mis.vr TiiKounnour. I .
Coaches, I'alaco and Tourial '
SIceer, Dining and Jliiif,.!,
fc'moklr.g Uhrarv fan. jj;
Daylight Trip throueh the Ciscide and
flocky Moantilnj.
Fur full particulars, Itates, I'oldera
etc. call on or addrws Sr
It. DICKSON, C. T. A
122 3d St., Portland Ore
gtlfllfltflffllMlfmilfllMtfllfltMlfMfllfllMtflUHfllMtflfiiig
Spring xs bcrc-So arc wc
C With Spray 1
uni).s and Spray Ci.inpiuiiKl.
ilnLix nml t'tiltlvnttirn.
olIHT'it MtttiJ nml flilllnl Plows.
a lull i..l cmplctr .n...,f r.lHrt.. Hlmr-H'mM TWm
Mining Supplies our Specialty
1 1
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rwm vanne
FOR
lies, dearies, E
eva
.0
4v-r-e-a-
IT 4m I
75- JL Sa K
Among
Trtfc
L
5fand$forfhebe5f
flint ismnde in
Jfoctwean
AT ALL LEADING DEALERS.
C.GOTZANSi(9
AVANOFACTURERS,
ST. PA U l.
nnnu m
Single nnd Double Kope Systemn
j A.. LESCHEN & SONS ROPE CO. 3
I 920-922 North 1st St Louis, Mo. j
Branch Offices and Warehouses: 2
I 137 Lake St. 02 Centre St. 8.1 Fremont St. 5
; CIIICAaO, ILL. MOW YOItK, N. Y. SAN FKANCISCO, CAL. S
lllJUIIliaiilJIliililliliilliajliilllilliiitliiaiJIlliljllaillliil
Nothing has ever equalled it.
Nothing can ever surpass it.
Dr. King's
New Discovery
rorCi
ONHUUPTIDH B.I..
a-
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The Minino; and
Engineering Review
PUBLISHED WEEKLY,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
Never printed a lino ol paid 7
4'r 1 tor.
Tlir Wlulrr llrnllrr lln.lnr...
Indications tire that early hrollen.
nnd roasters will lie high next spring
.Many growers who usually liegln liatcli
lug out chliks alioiit this time iiuiv
l-en unuhle to dn so lieniuw of the
i-carelly and high price of gml frrtlli
eggs sultahli- for the purpose, t.'lilik.
KI-oiMi under nnwiit condition will
it money. Tliero Is 5 or 0 cents for
cnin egg to begin with. Not more than
half at tho average at this season win
hatch and produce a live chick, which
makes each hlrd cost fully 10 cent In
the Incubator. Of these only alwiut
one-half may live long cuougli to reach
market age. Thus each chicken cosIb
.0 cents outright, Usildes caro and food.
Kipiau broilers In March bring about
IX) cents a paJr, but after meeting the
expenses mentioned, besides cost of
dressing, packing, express and commis
sion, the margin Is really quite close
uu Biuuii anu uncertain Is the usual
Price, In fact, that only tho most skill
ed, well equipped growers continue
uug in 1110 business. Of thoso who
attempt to raise winter chickens the
greater number fall and glvo up after
11 few years' trial. Those who succeed
have vigorous stock, 11 first class plant
nnd a working knowledge of the best
methods. For the right men there Is
11 living profit In any business, but
(hero Is rather loss of n chanco for tho
out of date, blundering, poorly equip,
ped person in tho winter broiler busl.
ness than in any other branch of tba
ju.uy inuustry.-Amerlcan Onlii..
8.0. YKKKKS..
til Klrit Artom.
U. W. l A.
Klli H,n
0. S. I! Ii I! CO.
Tims Tabla No.
To Take Effect on Otl. lOlfi, 1803.
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J"MN II. PUAKSOSS, (l,.
ral Manager
A Perfect For All Throat and
Cure : Lung Troubles,
Monty back If It falls. Trial Dottloa free.
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A.
V If 17
1 fflCHiUDen m m l
7A
il
Saw Mill
Three miles cast of
v-uttage brove on the
old Jackson Kile place
A.U Kinds
rsf X. 1. T ,
""kh ivittiiDer, at
reasonable prices.
.i1'?,'"' "r?. 1,1 "wl of unv.
S "."' "l""111 .'nlll 6r
, ,n lUljre Ur0yei
WE WILL TREAT YOU RIGHT.
I McKibbcn Bros.
r.ir All Hie l.r
man ..i "I?" ':"'l- "-iking
.v . .. """" leioivcr.
. -. sir," Mini i ,0 sai.ui,,
Hiwiter''
"Why--er-you'd heller mnL i,
nine .,a,.r. , W(im
Mxt door.-l-,a,k.,.,lln t." n" fl
wild the salesman, "n six
tU llvIL"'lt"11''r0,,al',y m'"'""""''
NOTICH I'Olt I'UIIMC'ATION.
Lmiil Olllee at Itosehurg, Oregon
Notice Is hereby tfvT ZMV i
f IiIh Intention to make ,,, ' ,r f,
I" support ol hH chilm i1. 7,,?
H.il. pr.,,,1 will be it,,,, " , (.fr t11" 1
Million, I . s. i:on.mlHHl iVJr ,t i.-
Kenc i t ,eK,,n. on March r 1 v u.
l H " 'H'".' II- B No
u u n "j i". i it i k '"-'
HK See (i l 22 rC U 4 V Yl KR
to7,r.nlM!!Jj:!!'K witnesses
- Wt LIIIIH IMU
Vii?" w,rt c'"vtlon 'ot .n'ralS,
, I-iin Co., Ore., .ini,, x, ?1
Jniiify UV ir.ii.,..
I If I I I IIHA I..
Tllll il. in ... .. . . sal
I lie Bohemia Nuggeil
'tiblislicd livery l:ridny
NliWS Di-P'T.
of
Doolcd to
Hie Inlcrciu
llohcmla
and
Collie nrove
Industries.
J1.S0 A YEAR
1
.loi, di:it.
teller llraiJs,
lllll l!ead. l:ntclopcs.
M'arranl) (Jullclalm
tlceds,
I'rospcclus' anil
Cards,
All Kinds of Job Work
14
THE BOHEMIA NUGGET PUBLISHING COMIMMF,
COTTAOI: OKOV!:, ORIKiON. .
P. M. HARTZLER,
Who is now employed at Davidson's Jewelry
atore, is a gratlnale 'optician, holding a
diploma from the Northern Illinois College
oi Opthalmology find Otology, and is
tlioroiiirh optician. All work entrusted to
linn is gnaninleed.
You Can See.
J) "ice assortment
days at . .
of Silverware in a few
Davidson Jewelry Store.
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