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Newspaper Page TextH. C. MADSEN, I Watchmakkr. Repairing at rtuonafcl. mart.. ' All work snarasteed nnt-elait. Wattam.Clofkt n.l Jtwslrrat Lownt rtlm OOTrAOK GltOVK, OKB. I A. H. KING Attorney at Law, gotta git, attorn, oitn. J. E. YOUNG Attorney -at-Laiv -Cimc on Mln street. Writ SMr. Cottagh Grove, Ork. j. c. joriNsoN tfttorncysaml Couiisclors-at'Law 8rel'l attention slven to Mining, Corporation ml Mercantile Uw. JOUee orrr (lirmin A llr mrnviii'iiiore. COTTAGE GROVE. ORE. L.T. llirrli. A, C. Woodcock. WOODCOCK. & HARRIS. dttorneus-at-Law 8rlal mention given to the Uw ol Minn. EUUKNK, OUK. AUCTIONEER. Tvventv venrs exier!enci Fine stock Rales it stiechilty. Wrlt.i for dntes. W. T. KAYSKR, Cottnge Grove, Oregon. KMldrcce rhene So. !W tUSrr Thonr ir. J. E. HOSMER, physician nd sonoEov Eye. Ear, Nose and Throat a Specialty. Office honrs from 9 to It s m I rom 2 to 5 p m. 8nndsy from IS to 2 p m. Office In Midien Bnlldtnc, Miln itrret, COTTAGE; GROVE. OREGON. BARKER & PERMAN PROPRIETORS OF THE EXCHANGE DEALERS IN FINE WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS. Mstn street. Cottnc Grow. Ore. The First National Bant Cottage Grovk, Ork. Paid jj Capital, $25,000.00 Money to loan on approved security. Exchanges sold, available any place n theUnlted States nuim Ems, President, T. C. Whiii.ii, Cuhler. HOLIDAY PHOTOS. Come at once nnd have your boll (lay photos taken In time to Bend to friends for Christmas. Do not wait .till the lust moment. W. F. Siia.nafei.t. Gallery on West Side, opposite Masonic Hall. BE WISE At $1. a year No Investor can,afford to be without the Journal for Investors iny one of Hi features ii alone worth the price of lubscrlptlon. It will wire you huudreda of dollars ererjr year. Iti cbaractor bat nerer been Impugned. JOURNAL FOR INVESTORS CO. Room G, Chamber of Commerce, Boiton. Addresi letteri to P. O. Box 3617. FIRE. Don't neglect thutliouBe, but call at the express oinco nnd have Torn Awlirey write you up a policy In either the .Etna Insurance Co. or i tlio Oregon Fire Itellef Association of Jlciliimvllle, Oregon. eot-3 Among Tnt: Daisies 5fand$forthcbesf Ihnf i$mad? in Jbotwear AT ALL LEADING DEALERS. CGOTZIAN&(9 MANUFACTURERS, 5T.PAU 1. Notliing has ever equalled it. Nothing can ever surpass it. Dr. King's New Discovery E ftOX'DUPTION fries trOr(oijoui.d Mcfff.M A Perfect For All Throat and Cure : Lung Troubles. Monty back If It fall. Trial Dottlea free, TIT''' I W .2fl 1 IS MOTOR FOR BICYCLE. git plr Method t Moilrrnlalna OM Stachtnr. Tho InrRp majority of those wlio 11 few years kro took up cycling its an nmtucmpnt livc been tumble to re place the bicycle with tlic automobile uow Hint tlio latter bns inmle ltd ni ponrnnce nml linvo linil to bo onntcnt to Mirk to the vvliwl or tlnil nunc other fonn of pntlmc to afford exercise ami occupy tlielr spnre moment. As n silently cheaper vehicle thnn the reg ular horseless enrrtnge the motor bi cycle has been Introduced, nml n num- CURAT UOTOll CTCLK. DOr or these machines may be seen ev- "T l,a-v 1,1 Populated districts, but here- to fore no provision hns been made for I attaching a motor to the old bicycle, I and It has been necessary to provide an entirely new- frame to carry the en- j glne which propels the cycle. ! The usual method of mounting the j motor Is to place It In a circular frame In the position occupied by the crank shaft In the regular bicycle. However. this Is made unnecessary by the Inven- Hon wmcn we Illustrate, wuicn makes possible the use of the old machine with motor attachment. We would suggest, nevertheless, that the rear wheel be replaced by one of slightly stronger build, as the Increased weight nnd the force of the motor will oon ei- pose only weakness which may exist In spokes or rim. j As the motor is shown there Is little If any added strain placed on the tubu lar frame, which Is a strong point In 1 Its favor when the attachment to old bicycles Is considered. The driving hub should be provided with n coaster Drake, nnu n seconu sprocnei ivura is necessary to connect with the motor, while the gasoline reservoir and elec- I trie outfit can be arranged ns usual on 1 motor cycles. MONO RAIL ROADS. German and Enfcllau Inirnlor. Hope I to DeTtloi, Hlsh speed. , The promoters of the mono rail high speed electric railway between Liver- pool and Manchester have started the work of construction. vnen tne ran- la Mmnlalni1 a unrfiH. nf tmlns ----- nmnlnir nr 110 ml es nn hour will be irrj", TV." . ....l -l,Ul. n.111 Mulnra tl,a llmB Inl-. started, which will reduce the Umetak- un rr ih. tnnrner from IJvernool to - ' - - - Manchester from forty to twenty mln- utes. Those Interested In the scheme re- gard It as being the prelude to a reor- ganlzatlon of express railway service throughout Great Britain and believe ,., Ua nrw.lMlltv .f Tt-nrL-lnr- nt hiPh ha. In dimon " 3?L Lt7es tTbo Btrateu the railway companies win do , tnrtnce.1 to build sDeelal mono rail nlnlrtth.;Tlstlnllneror , UL.ni " ALL CASES OF DEAFNESS OR HARD HEARING ARE NOW CURABLE by our new invention. Only those bom deaf are incurable. HEAD NOISES CEASE IMMEDIATELY. F. A. WERMAH, OF Ctntltmen - Being entirely cured of deafness, a full hlito my berof physicians, only an ooevitioi rnone others, the raott eminent ear Dedalit of thiacitv. who told me thai only an opoition could help me, and even that then erase, btt the bcarinft in the affected car I then aaw vour advertUement accidentally ment. After I had ued it only a few days according to your directions the noises ceased, end to-day. after five weeks, my hearing in the diseased car hat been entirely reHored 1 thank you heartily and bee to remain Very truly yours V A. WURMAN, 730 S Broadway, Baltimore, Md. Our treatment does not interfere with your usual occupation, K".reeand YOU GAH CURE YOURSELF AT HOME n,ttr.T.,nBl INTERNATIONAL AURAL CLINIC, 596 LA SALLE AVE., CHICAGO, ILL. :c :i: :: :: 1 .- The Mining and Engineering Review I'UIILISIiP.D WUfiKLY, ET"An old coiihtrvfitlve Jonriinl. mutter In ItH rending columnu. TAhvnyH protectH InveHtorn In mining comiihiiiIch wltliotit ro Kiird to wealth, Inllueiicu or imtlonallty. Ah a reward o( cou ulHtent lionewtj' u( rcportM It hnx attained A LARGER CIRCULATION THAN ANY OTHER MINING JOURNA IN AMERICA . per Do j-oii wlnh to become one of the readers of the IIevibw? Wo believe our rcadorn nre the most Impartial critics. There- ' fore we will neml you The Alining and Engineering Review on trial for fourweeks. If you do not wIbIi to receive It any lonKernotlfy the San FrnncUco nfllce by mull. IfyouwlHhto contlnuu It the HubMcrJptlon price Ih $3.00 a year, pontage paid, or THE BOHUAIIA NU(KJirr AND REVIEW IH)R $3.5o A YEAR. 'VVWVWVVW Address-The Mining and Engineering Review 42 Montgomcr3' St., San Francisco, Cal. vr -55- OR BOHEMIA NUflQET, oxproM service. It Is niinoivu Mat the Great Western railway Is consul crltiR already the advisability of con atructlni! Mich n Irnck for nn express service between Hrlslol mul Camden In connection with high speed trtir Hon on railways, the experiments to be curried out In tJcrinaiiy will be watch oil with Interest. All the lending low motive bullilers nml electrlcnl flriu Imve Invii Invited to submit designs, mul trials will be made on the lines be tweeu Hamburg, llniiover and Iterlln It Is hoped to attain speeds of ninety to n hundred miles an hour with safety- I'Arntnn Vrnrrr For Snmlatnnr. To save the red stone on the exterior of the riillnilelphln bourse from cruin bllng Into lino inivviler It Is being coated with parallln. In other words, to pre vent further InromU of n prwe-w of ills , lntegmllon which threatened to mill j the most Imputing pnrt of the big hall of trade Its face Is being uiasageil. j enameled and given n in vveompleUm. ' Streams of hot vawr arc tlrst turned ( U)Oii the ml stone. This opens the grain, or the pores. Then the boiling ' parallln Is spread over Its surface, nml when this dries the stone becomes of a maroon hue distend of Its former red I'rllhiK Trer I17 dectrlrltr. Some time ago. says lllectrleity. we described how the timbers of nn olu bridge out west were cut In two lij menus of wires heated by an elect rl current. In Franco this same sihi-nu Is now being adopted for felling trees A wire stretched between two poles Is brought to n high temperature and lted as n saw. It Is stntcd that the time reiiulrcd to fell n tree by this netliod Is one-quarter of that acces sary by the old method. S1IES0TA Oil OKI.AI10M.lf A friend wishes to know which Is the more promising proposition tim bered lands In northern Minnesota or prairie land In Oklahoma at the same price per acre, $10, he wishing to buy n piece of land out of which to make n farm. The Minnesota proposition opens up several years of very hard, rough work work which none but a trained , ,vooJslimn should undertake. There I our MeuA ,vnl ,lm, the ,vinters long , aIlll probnhly social nnd educational opportunities prettv inwr for some , me at Ienst xhe poor man caI, just , nbout cear up one of farms for hl. children. On the other hand, ho will not have nil clear sailing in Okla houia. There nre occasional hot winds, burned crops, droughts and dust storms, but for the poor man the great er number of working days during the year, the lessened cost of clothing nnd fuel nnd the great ease with which ,irip land can lie brnucht under cul tlvation would seem to make It a more desirable location for him. There Is no rule about such a thing. Some men get ahead anywhere In spite of every difficulty, nnd some fall under the most advantageous conditions. THCE PEDtlLKIlS ASD M'llSCRYSinX W(J suoura Jte to draw U strongly markC(i Une between the tree peddler nnd legitimate nurseryman. The nverage tree peddler Is too often a fake of worgt kln(I an irresponsible, un- KcrUnnlous nrevnrlcator. whose advice . . . ... . . . 1 on iruil irecs is uucnj nunmaa uuu . . n ,ui i- nuu " ,ci,u-' ,u """ . ny sort of name. The nurseryman Is f ..... .... .. . JiUL una W11J . 1 L is iu U13 ... H . - , U sjTe gatSfactlon to his patrons, sell them trees which will not only grow. but whIcu n.m be ,nle ,0 Dame amI Bulted t0 the and locality where Tne ppjdier cares only to get the order Now covering all sections of the . ... 7. .... , eounwy. mis BURgesuon win now sooui bay, y0UF treeS f Qcarest responsible nurseryman and let .w. . ... , , ",TOU'" "'"" ANY HEAD NniQCQO ntW" IIUIUL.U1 BALTIMORE, SAYS rtAT.Trunnt. WA March tn. igai. thanks to your treatment, I will now give you and this kept on getting worse, until I lost roonthi. without anvaucceM. consulted a num only temporarily, that the head noisea would would be lot forever in a New York teener, and ordered vour treat :: :: :f: :j: :): :j: I ... I I ... 1 SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. Never printed n line of paid .- -5 r -itf "t" -; -If-y'r -I r COTTAGE QROVE, ORE. x LIVER TROUBLES "tAndThtntonl'llUMk-rinnitht ajooil mrdlcino for llrrr .lliiriuir. tt oiiivil my fon sftrr h. hid apnl rtoowlthiloctnn It tt all lh mul lein. J Uk.,". M11S t'AKOLINK MAHTIN, rtkrbvirir. W Vs. If your liver does not act reg iilsrly go to vour ilniggut anil sivure a package of Tliedford's lllaA-k-lirniiL'ht nml take a dose tonight This great family mrdiciiic fives the constipated bowels, stirs up Die torpid liver and enmes a lienlthy secretion of bile. Tliedford's Itlack Draught will cleansK the bonds of im purities nml strengthen the kid neys. A torpid her invite colds, hilioiiniess, chills ami fever ami all manner of sick ness and contagion. Weak kul iipvs result in llriglit's disease winch claims as many victims ns coiiMiniption. A '.'.Went ivvknee of Thcdfortl ' lllnck lraiighi should nlwnjs he kept in the liouo. "I WfA Thnlfonl's nlsck Draught (or liver anil k'tlnr? com- I'lmntfl ami fount! nothing to i-trrl t" WU.l.IAM IWFllAN. Mr blehMd. III. CHECK ON INVENTORS. I'ntrno Will llriicrlorlli lie HrHnlfd Out 1111 t'Bfful Device. It was formerly the custom to refer to the United States patent otllce in the fool"s pnrtiillso, from the fact Hint the Inventive crank could nlways have his vanity tlattcrod by receiving n gov ernment patent on a device, no matter how wild or Impracticable It was. piv vlded. of course, he could pay the tv quired fee. All this Is changed now. nnd In order to obtain n patent on an Invention It must be proved to be use fill nnd capable of practical operation This change In the policy of the pat cut otllce Is made necessary by the tre mendous amount of business Hint It in doing. The rush to secure patents on every conceivable device mid scheme Is getting greater and greater eveiy ypur. In tin old days all that tin- i s anilners did was to satisfy theuiK-U that the claim wns original nml t.it the fee wns paid, whereupon .1 t nt 1 would Issue. Hut the government lias granted close 011 to l.OOO.Otm ,.(i, nis I und the nmntint of labor IiimiImsI n searching the files to couip.iiv claims with ncnial patents .l.-mn mi -that 11 more conservative piln.v Id adopted. ; This Is getting to be 11 serlmis pn.l I lem In Itself, for the rapid ncciiinit'ii tlon of applications nnd patents, unl, iiiuiit-niit- anil foreign, promises t Rn-n tlw. filllclnls of 111., l-ii eiiimi.iil swamp me omciiiis or me o iiuiiiini unless something Is done to cie. k Hie UIllCSS SOIlieilllllg S 1IOHI IO C'llM'K llll' .,. ... .,. ,.., i, granting of useless patents. M.is ii,n.. lately been taken to Improve ihe svs tern of classifying p'lleuts, vvlie-n will simplify the work of attorneys i.ml nmlncrs alike. A Novel Locoiutilltr. Alll? Ol UriVHIR IUTI8 HI oa,moUm , nvo,,,(i, , mmv WXf 'Wt wluJ onlno built by tlm ,, ,,,. n... i.., lon nni Southwestern rullwuy. Lng land. These engines, which are for ' '""t passenger service, have Inside cyl lndcrs and crank axles. The axles lire of the built up tye. nnd the crunk webs extend beyond the axle, being enlarged so as to fonn balunce weights. All the revolving weights and part of the reciprocating weights arc bulanci-d In the axle. Other features of these engines ore Mr. Drummoud's system of transverse tubes through the firebox and tenders carried on two four wheel trucks Instead of on threo rigid axles. us In the ordinary Kngllsh practice. Tne iiueMlon of tne best method tn enre for the Inllrin unil needy poor of even our best comiminltlcH Is n Horlnm one. TLe most practical and satlH factory method we hsfvo ocn tried In for the county to own n good farm have It operated by a competent and practical farmer and have on the farm a commodious home for the people to be cared for. Kueli little work as these people arc capable of doing Is rciidil) put to good use on the farm In many ways In the care of the garden, the poultry and the stock. The farm con dltlons nnd environment are of the bent In a sanitary sense, and whore such a farm Is managed, as It may be, the cost of keeping such people Is reduced to a minimum. The committee of the boards of supervisors who have such a farm In chargo should be practical farmers and never politicians. Other. wlso tbe plan Is likely to be a failure. .MAKES a'clEANSVEk There's nothing like doing a tiling thoroughly. Of all tlio Salves you ever heard of, Hucklen's Arnica Salve is tlio 1 bent. It sweens nvvav and cnreti TturtiH Sores, IlruineH, Cuts, lloils, Ulcers, Skin j'.riipiioiis ami riles. It's only 25c, and guaranteed to give satisfaction by .muKuii re jireiiitui, urugfim. I i i McKibtai lirotte I Saw Mill I Throe miles east of I Cottage Grove on the I old Jackson Kile place I .A-ll Kinds of Rough Lumber, at reasonable prices. If you uro iu need of any thing In our lino cull nt mill or address uh nt tiottngu Orove. I WE WILL TREAT. YOU RIGHT. I McKibbcn Bros. OREGON ShoitLine and union Pacific Three Trains To The last Dally. Through Pullman standard and tour ist sleeping curs daily to Oinnlui, Chi cago, SiinkHiie, tourist sleeping ears tliutv to Kansas I'llv , through I'lilliuitn tourist sleep ug curs (personally con ducted) weekly toChicngo, KtinsiisCitv ; reclining chair cais (seats free) to the I'ust dully. MOUtS I'llDll.AMI IO CMIOAIIO No (-hHlise el osfs. Ori'viiT Tivik SciiKiiri.is Aiikivk rim 1 from Cortland riioM t'hicngo 1 Wortli.Onil..l5-ft'u"' ! pecinl , u, i l:irii.m.l 111 1 1 Milt -lllgton. iiiupiin v 11,1 , Umi, Chicago until Kind. Atlaiitie , salt Lake, Deliver, I-: press , Kt.Wotth. Oliialiu. OiOOit.m S. 1ft p.m. Kansas City, St. v 1 iv 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - luiiH,Cliicni;o and lllgton, I 'ut. I t, I'.uil ' Wullu Walla, Lew ' KastMnili ston . Siioknne.'S (H)n. in. 1 . 4 . 1 n . via Spokane. I Wiillnce, l'lilliiinn, I Minneapolis , ''t.' ! l'niil. Diilnth, Mil- I vvuiikee, Chicago Ai I Kast. OCKAN AND K1VEII SCIIEIH'I.K Kor Sun I'nincisco Kvery live dsvs at S:(X) p. 111. Kor Astoria, way points and North Ilench Dnilv (except S1111 dnyv at S:(H) p. 111. ; Saturday nt 10. OH p. 111. Pally servico (water permitting) on Willamette and Ynn hill ltlvers. Kor fuller information ask or write your nearest ticket agent, or A- L. CRAIG, (ieuersl Passenger Agent TheOiegon Katlroud A Niivugiilion Co. Portland, tlregon. ASK TIIK AiiK'.v'l tm TTCTvJrs VtA TO- Spobmte, St. Paul, .Ul intra poUM, Duluth, Chicago, St l.ouln AND AU TOINTS KAST AND SOUTH 2 Overland Trains Dally The Flyer And The Fast Mall 2 Splendid Service Up to date Equipment Courteous Employes Daylight Trip across the Cascade and Rocky Mountains. I"or TIckctM, ItutcH, FolderH and Full Information, Call on or addn-HH, 11. DICKSON, 0. T. A. 122 3d St., Portland Ore. S. G. VKUKKS., U. W. I'. A. 13 Flrit Avenn. Rltle rtaili 0. & S. E II K CO. Tlma Table No. 2 To Take Effect on Apr. 2ml, 1001. Kait Hound 3aniHKatonl)r. I tli. 12 Imlly Kl No it-No 1 ccpt Hunilay. No 2 -No I'.M. A. VI. 11 mi : 16 10:10, 6 (, in 41 f.m io::ih' i M ID :t'l. I 47 10:: 1. 1 1 I0:2:l l:i in. ai 4 '16 10.111 4:'Jll 0-4H I III V.- 1.12 I 0 30 4 (l HTTIONS, .CntUKi- Orovu Uulden . Currin. . Cvrro lliiril'i linker . Dorerm licl Ki'k . (I hvcI I'll SlewHrt Klur KtM-ky rolnl Wl I, (. I Hubjcct to rlianye ultbout notice. All outward freight forwarded ODlylat ttiw loin t rlMk of ahlf.isr androiiHlirnce. Freight will not be received at the O. .tB K. It. It. I)eKit alter 6:10 p. in. To imure forwarding on neit train freiKht must , illivereu ill nmic iiuju .u u. being billed. A. u. wuui), Acinic vicn mer. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICIi. Notice Ih hereby ulven to all whom it may concern that the iimlcrHliriicd, Iiuh hy order of the llonoralilo County Court of tlio State of Oregon, for tlio County of I.anu been duly ai)- tiolnted uiliiiliilHtnitor of the eHtato of Ocoriju iToderlck dale, deceuHisd, nnd that all iioi'hoiih havliiu; claltiiN aKaliiHtHaldeHtatoarureqiilied to pre Neat the HHinn duly vertlfled with the nroncr voucliei'H to the uiiderHlKiieil, at IiIh 1'1'hIiIoiico luNaliKNiunty, which Ih at Cottage drove within hIx montiiH from tlio dale of UiIm notice. Dated, Foliruary ntli 1001. W. K. HiiANAruir, AdmlulHtrator. J. C. Joiinho.n, Attorner for Administrator. M. .ItidkhiH can take your order for tho celebrated tiolld AiiHtrallati Hllverwaro und iiIho Ioi-.Mi'h. .ImIui A. I.ojjan h popu Inr now book, "Tlilrty YearH In WttHhlnjrtoii, II. C." tf P.M.-A.M. Ml 2:110 7:3H n 2:611 7:W 3.2 2:M 7.IB ft ! 7'.'i0 CI J.l K:W 7 7 3:11 H:ll H3 3:17 :17 9 6 3:30 f.m 10 r. 8.36 HM II 3 :i:hh h.iii 12 3:41 H:f U 8 :i:Vi VM in W. S. Chrisman& Ely Bangs v. i mi m m iiMinnk mi i i m Nimrla IIHl V IIUH) IIIIIIVIHU) WVMIU1W Wl MIIIIU. CHK1SMAN vS: HANl.S Bcif7ino tui'Ant? -irt.ir hhyiiic Having purchased the warehouse formerly owned by Messrs Iilletle K: Ilij4nins, we wish to announce that we will continue to carry a Inrjje stock of all kinds of Feed there, which will be sold at lowest prices. Hy cmirtcotiK ttciitiucnt, siiniio lenliii) we liopo to receive a litrne Hlmre of your pntnmnKc. HAY AND KlilCD DKl.IVHRl-l) l'Rt)M I'TI.Y. Ilai'lmi tV IBiiiisii. prop V. liAittu'TTH, Manager. gmmilF1!Mlff1!f1IFFri!f11MtFMfF1!fWn!f1!n!fmiWmilFK I Spring is bcrc-So arc wc With Spray l'uinps and Spray Compound. llnt-H. IIiiKc'h and Cultlviiturn. Ollver'H SUvl and Chilled I'Iovvm. 2 2 Klxli Unix. Wmkoiim. - a full and coniileti l.lne of llarilwaiv. Stoven and Tinware. S Miniiif; Supplies our Specialty. 2 Piper& Vandenbupg illiitiiiiUmiliiliiiiiUmiUiiUiuiuiiiiiataiiiulijiilUjUiaK The Bohemia Nugget Published NEWS DUP'T. Devoted (o (lie inlcrculn ol liohcmln and Collajc drove Industries. $1.50 A YI2AR THE BOHEMIA NUGGET PUBLISHING COMI'AMY, C0TTA0I: (iROVIi, OKHUON. Tai Baadj.to-Bam Cwtal ready for any emergency. Farmara avra Eating "Faro. "Thanks for 'Force.' I eat It times a day, Folks call me 'Sunny Took some to the country with me Tun ana lae farmers out mere 1 satins 'rorca' now. ITIU JvUTF, W 7 Ki(nVIiI)S I'roprlotorH of ...The Miners Supply House... $-Ouf Motto: Good Goods for Low Prices. General Mercliandisc, Miners' Tools and Ammunition BOHEMIA, OREGON. I'llOI'IIIKIOMI' OK- Atii ofucf or rnr. iMolu'iuin mul Hint-It Unite Stune. i iv i i n i - COTTAOli OKOVIS, ORIS livery Friday J0II DliP'T. Letter Heads, Hill Heads, Km elopes, Warranty Quitclaim deeds, I'rospcclus' and Cards. All Kinds nf Job Work tsw.ra Ill Jim Dnmps fonod Mrs. Dumps j distressed About an unexpected rruest. "There's nothing In the house to eat 1 " "There's something better far 1 than meat." The guest endorsed Jim's view with vim When helped to "Force" by "Sunny Jim." rce threa Jim.' on a an & CiKTTYS