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About Bohemia nugget. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1899-1907 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 5, 1906)
Il b b H. o t fi T ei "i la w 111 a lii II wa QUI 501 1 HO . Ii in Lodge Directory. A. F. & A. M. Cottige drove I.O'ltfe No. 51. Meeting 1st nml Isrd We.i.ics.l.iyB of each month. Ii. 1 Wooley, W. M. J. H. Lurch, Secy. G. A. R. Apporaalnx Tost No. 34. Meets at 1 p. iu. on the 2ml ami 1th Saturday of each month. IV. P. I,. Woods, Tost Com. G. V. McR'.vnolds, Adjutant w. o. w. Bohemia Cunp No. 200. Meets each Friday evening. F. C Co (Tin un, Consul Coin. Chs. VnttDenbiiru, Clerk. O. E. S. Cottage Grove Chapter No. 4. Meetings held on 2nd nml 4th Fri d ty of each mouth. Mrs. C. H. liurkholder. V. M. S. lientiett, V. V. Miss Celia Lutch. Secy. K. of P. Juvenilis I.odfe'e No. 4S. Meets every Wednes lay night. h. W. Buker, Chaucellar Com. Chas. Vnnl'enhin j,', K. ofH. v S. I. O. O. F. Cottage drove No.C.S. Meetings every Saturday night. S. S. Shortridge, N. G. Gus D. (iross. Secy. Royal Neighbors. Meets 2nd and 4th Wednesday each month. Ethel Hisby, Grade. Mrs. C. W. Wallace, Recorder. ol M. W. of A. Meetings ist and 2rd Tuesday. Lelloy Woods, Cotn-ul. C. W. Wallace, Secy. Rebekahs Cottage Grove No. 21. Meetings itt, 3rd aud 'th Friday of each month. Etta liaker, N. (. Katie Ii. Venteh, Secy. MBA Modern Brotherhood of America Meets 2nd and 1th Tuesday nt I. O. O. F. Hal!. T. W. Jenkins, Sec. w. o. w. St. Valentine Circle 121. Meets ist and 3rd Tuesday in W O. W. Hall. Flora J. Miller, Clerk. L. O. T. M. Lady Latnson Hive No. 12. Meets 2nd and 4th Friday of each month. Mrs. Mary Schmutz, E. C. Miss EetaStnford, K K. K. O. T. M. Cascade No. IU. Meets every Thursday night. O. II. Veatcb.Cora. K. K. Uennis, Cooter. Fair, Second Southern Oregon District Agricultural Society. Roseburg, Ore., Sejit 4, 5,6,7, H, l'JOG. For the above occasion a rate ; one and one third fare will be made from Cottage drove to Roseburg H id return. Sale dates, September 'i, 1, 5. 0, 7 aud 8, 1006. Children of half age, one h'df of the above rale. "Oretfon Sttvto Fair" Salem, Ore.. Sept. 10th to ifitli inc. iUofl. For the ubove occasion ra'e of $3.8o to the Fair Grounds and re turn will be tuade. Limit: Continuous trip in each direction. Final return limit Kept iOth. Dales of sale: Sept. 9th t" rsth inc., Child'en. One-hub above rate. J. M. Isiiam. Agent. Harrimuii seemx to bo sijueelr g because Hill has got the No. Pacific Terminal Co. iu Portland bottled up so it cannot enlarge its yards, and has acquired the lands for his road, when Ilariiman was aft r them. All sides eeeui to get it now and thee, Millions Celebrate Labor Day. Molality was 1 1 itr Day tluoii:li out tin' i'nited Stales anil in al most all of th" l.)lj,er tossns, para tics aial e,ioat Celebrations svete held j j j"" . ' that more people wee jlii line ill lliee pil.l 111. in rVi known I t. Tote, Irrigation Congress in Session in Noise Tlx' gieat litigation landless is assembled in Roisc, with hundreds uiul thousands of delegates and in-terc-ted men in attendance1. Train loads t I" people from all the- Western states were icsmt with their gov ernors and 111 "ii of notice. The opet.in- was grace I by vn c ptesi dent Fairbanks Gn at is the work of the Reclainiition Service and the Congtess hopes to for at d uot onlv governmental work but piivntc woik as well. Sixty-seven y eats ago, on Febru ary 11, the Fniversitv tif Missouri was fonnul. This is state university in west sissii pi river. From the le'ciiininu of its onuses of ins't ui lion I4. isil. this iinivuit. has been 111 continuous operation except for a few months, I'miiig the eivil war Its bud, lings. i,T"iiuU. Looks and other eipnpmeiit uu valued at "bout UIMHXlil. The Ktnpp 11'. in!- in ( I C I lll.l M ion j my 1 cmptos eil vo'1"' siijicMu j ten lets and , - - " t woikni' ti, an Tit I . . . - inerease of 7,000 in on- mouth la the M'e! wrks alone into m-'li are employed. Th.- avei.ige wae is about 1 4 ) for a tiiii" hour day The initiisiit CiiinieKs, Fra'a-'-, svhrc l.lol lives were lost by tx plo-iou some mo'iths eo, have il su.'iuis. vorkd by nine shafts pro- iluein ' ni 1. Itcltl ' III 1,1 .IMiJUt 2 IOO.O l) tons of s"rii!!-l)itiMnu)ous mi 1 atuhrin ite ai.il, or about oik -filteenth a 1 1 of the total lor tii' whole co iatty, the cnupariy e" p 11 l) inii.t i s. o in . mote tl mil (old stealing is a lucrative oo-n-pa'ioa fot In i 1 1 r . In Ru-sia an ihoiitative estimates place the pec ulations at 10 to 10 per cent of the annual gold outru, and in tit Kulgo.iliu lici t of Wts' Australia the loss to mine mviuis is variously calculated at $350,000 to $5,000, 000 annually. It is claimed that the-largest stealers are officials at the mines. In mining the upex i.s the highest point of outcrop of a mineral vein or lode. This is the common defi nition of the t' ini. th"iigh its legal significance m ist be interprt ted in accordance with the local condi tions. According to the Revised Statu'es of the United States for IsrJ. the ownerot a mineral claim which includes the apex is al owed to follow the vein along the dip lor an indtfitiite distance, without re- yard to the ownership ot the over- lying Mirface, so that the proper lo i cation of the apex is of the utmost I importmce in establishing the lines J for a cluim- I he courts have de cided that the apex need not p- pcar necessarily at the suifce; hvnee the lenn does not ..exactly coincide with the tetm o'itcr"i In tie ease of an inclined vein whose apex is concealed, but which outcrops Hi some point lower down. he right id mining 1 conveyed to the owtur of the outcrop claim. lost European countries have mining 1 tw s that giant tin- owior the tight to mine only wiilun the vertical limits of his ilaim. The (ireat Northern mines in t lie I 'due River I'istrict are about to be sold to Eisttrn capitalists through the J. C. i.e- Co - W. A lle, it" t'.roe in fiem the o-i Wednesday and VesUM.i brought Mrs. Ilogute and the h:l dreiiilowii with l.'im. Mrs. Il g"to left that b me evening for Sa lem to l h u 1 the m.nri-igi' of her sister. Frank Stillman and wife with Mrs. p'ields have relumed from their camping trip above Wildwood and it is said Frank got all the fish there wore in the stteams but left a few of the game lor others. What he did with his cnu b is hard to tel.'. W. T. Ilankins of tlm Siur Enm- ber Co. was in town on Wednes day and reports everything in fine condition, and the mill doing well. He says the ear shortage has been much relieved recently, and while they have some lumber piled in the jard, yet it does not amount to m uc h. Fled KuKi-tl of the Chumbms EumbirCo. was in town Tmsday, and came back J'Vdny again, goiny north on biisim hs. The paity that has been .-.pMiding the .summer a' Mr. Russi Is camp bioke up ami Mrs. Kusi! m 1 le a ln) to the tmit elloAnton-i I'uik with the paity and is now returning home. Mr. Russel has fouud it rather lonesome after the whole jolly camp left, h aving him iu soli tary glory, with the Japuiieso cook. Mother Meeting. A sets iiititslitiL' i A sets inkMeslinf,' "Motlnrs V.tctine;' 'wa- liuM l.t Ktid.iy tit - j tlie home t-l Mis. I.eKnv W001N. Topic, 1' ire ital Responsibility" foj what 1 in children tend, Pcvot ioiml exercises consisted of a hymn, pi tut by Mis. linker and sctipturc reading l":om Malt. 1, ilT.jS nnd jo-hua I, t '. by Mrs. heSpain, who believed the scarcity of Inbon rs was largely duo to disregard of the command "pray yo the l,ord of the Harvest tli.it il will scml fith more laborers into U s harvest. When God commands to pray, Ife pledges Himsell to answer, and if laborers continue few, we must be - nt f iuj,. u.,r pnIt is to be strtinu and ! very courageou" and to piay for more laborers whilo doinc. with our might what our hands lind to tlo. Tlio V. C T. F. had its inception in prayer an.l must so continue if at all successful. After a song by Mis. Hiker, Mrs. Winder read "The Atrocities ol the oldest the Colored supplement nml ' l-itnl-of the Mis- i"g ' Substitute." V gtuctal discussion brought out ncli point- ns the child's initiative i l'll'uUy, which prompts him to do w hat lie leads of and the notd of high idenl-i in their literature; close p ieut"l cen-orship of home litem- 'lure; co-operntiou between father an 1 mother on this lioiiit, with m.inv intt resting illustrations fiom real 1 fe This meeting wis tollowiil by the annual lueetiug for repot ts of siipet intemlents and election of of lieers. Mrs. John Raker was elected president, Mrs. M. J. Chamber lain recording and corresponding secre tary and Mrs. I.eRoy Woods, treas urtr. A verv iiiterestitA; report fiom I.'.',. li:in :ul Mr Cli im. l.t rlain, disclosed much pikt but ! ..(Tt 1 i ... ork. Mimdrol.s of bo- 1 j oets accompanied by texts, have cheered the sick and mitigated the terrors I th-- grave for thoso left 'behind: food mil clothing have been disti ibuted to the needy and in many ways has the command to milliter t' the nick mid distressed been fulfilled Owing to the previous meeting, moit of the reports had to be con tinued to "iiother nueting to be hold at the homn of Mrs. John Ua ker on Friday of this week, when superintendents will be appointed. AU member please attend. Sten.sland Caught in Tangier. Paul (). Stenslaiid, the defaulting pre idttit of a Chicago bank, was captured in Tangiers, which coun 1 t r v h"s no extradition laws, through j a hint given by a woman iie had fcurncl. While TaiiL'icrs has no : extradition laws, the Sultan of Mo j r-jcco in on friendly terms with America and pennits pi isoners to he taken out of the cuntrv. Subncribe for the Nuggel How's This London Mineral Springs? In 1SC0 nearly 47,00(1,000 gallons of mineral water liotn' springs 111 the United States were sold, in iy00 Go, 000, 000 gallon, nnd in 190' about 70,000,000 gallons, while in the current year thre is promise of an increased output, may be to -,. 000.001) I'ullons. It is calculated that Americans- spend nunn ill y sometliing lik-? f2O,000,O(j() for min eral waters; of this the actual pto ducer g ts about 5''-, 000, 000 or I0 Ier cent, the balance being accoun ted lr by t x e ii-e of fi eight, but tling and retailers profit NOTMT: FOR IM Iif.lCATION ))ep;trtuienl of Hie Interior. I.und (Jllice at ItoHelmri;, Oregon, July fit Ii, l!M Mi. Notice is hereby given that the M i" wiiig'-mime'i Hi itier iius iiici not in of his iiitciition to make timil proof in sitpiioil of his claim and that wild proof will be mailt; before J'egistcr and Receiver, I'. S. La ml OHlce, at Host-bin-).', Oregon, on Sejitember Tilli liinii viz: KI.MKR DOOld TTbi:, II E No IhcvS, f..r I ha S", Sy, and loin 'i ami of Sec 1 r 'U s, It 2 V I Ii" miiin-M Ih" l"l!iivvlny wilncHeH lo prove Inn continuous rci-idi-nci upon and cult ivn t ion of wild lam! vi. Jasper I 'at t on of ol t iitf" (1 rove, )re- K011, 1). Ii. KiiKhi nd, of ('ot tage ( ! rove Oregon, I'eiry 'a nSchoiat I: . tif Cut- tage (irovc, Oregon, J rank I'.ah -, of Koieini, Oregon. iSeiijamiii I. Ividv. Regis ter. NOTJCi: FOR IM'JJIdC.VTIOV. Di pai liiient of the Interior, Land Otlice at Rohi'Ihii";,', Oregon, July, :i 11)0(1. Notice is hereby given that the I'ol lowing-miitied settler has tiled notice of his Intention to make linal proof In support 01 his claim, ami that Hind j.i-Mof wl.'l be made before, V. W. Cal kins, II. S. Oom'r at his ollice nt Eu gene, Oregon, on September L"ilh, l',M)ii, viz: Oi:o KROI.I. II l No. I07!i;i. for the v; si: l-l, and S'jj S.W' of Sec s, 'I P L'O K, R I W. lie mimes the following WitllCHM'H to prove Jil s continuous resilience up on uiul cultivation of naid land. I. : .Samuel II. Mi Kcnian of l.otaiie, Ore., Eero.v 15. Woodruff, of Eorane, Oregon, John Hunt, of l.oiaue, Ore gon, Samuel O. E'tckwood, of horane, Oregon. J'.knja.min Ji. l.nnv. IteglHter 1 TIMItl'.K L.VNH l NO I K'i: I'l Hi rt bidi A i i in I'lnlcd S,ii,"h I, and OMnc, lioscbiirc, Oie., Mas '.'s, r.ioi. Not Ice is In tel " i:l t n I h it In com pllance with tin inovl-ionn o the act of I 'oiuJiesM of June II, Is'.s, i-atlthd an "An act for tin- -ale ol tlmlnH lands in t ln St.i tc- it I'libioi ni.i. (ire goti, ,e mbi and t'iisl,inc,t on Tcrrl tttl'.V ," as e tended to nil the 1'ill.Ilc Laud Slates tv act i f August I. -'i'. O.si'Alt S. ( n )i IM 1, of Cottage (irove, I imnlv of Lane Stale tor TerriloiN I of Oicgnu, ha-' this dav tiled iu this ultie' his nwoiii statement No. ns.'rj. lor Ihe piil'elnee or the SW NV II, N W I 1 sW I I. of Seclinii No. '.'! In Tow a-hip No. JI foilth, Range No. .'! wi nt and willol fer proof to slnnt t hat Hie la ml : ou;".h is moii' valuahle lor its tunlier 01 utolie I hull fol" agi ielllt ill ,il pntpo-.es, and t i 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 h 1 1 his claim to s il I l.md befoie W. W. Calkins. I'. S. ('..mini 1 siolier, at his olll e at Lii. t lie, (lie goli. 1 hi I'riday , I hn "Jltli day I An gust, I'Mli,, lie names as witnesses; John Shclton, Ambrose I, I aid, (i k'. Carlile. 1 :i' r W dl, all 1 if Cot t.ige ( i 1 1 iv", Lane I n , Oregon. Anv and all person- cl.iinong ad Vel'scly Ihe aliov edesei ib'd lauds are rtspicsted to tile their chine-. In tlds otlice on or Im"'oi". .tid :.'ith day "i August, puni. "'Il :'.i) Ri n.ivmis L. Lnnv. Rcgl-ier ri.Mlll.R LN) A(' MiTIi K mi; I I I'.I.M A I ION . I llited Stales Laud Oiln e Roseburg, re .. Al iy L's. 1'iim;. Not ice is hen by given Hint incom pliance with the act of Congress, ol Junco, s?s enlitled an ,aet for tin sale of timber laud-i In (he St.il'-s ol California . heo", Nevada an I W'a.h I n g toll Tel rpory," as c ten led to ah tlie I 'ulilic I .a lid SI ale- Ii v act ol August 1. s:i.'. ' .M Mill'. R .'. A l: V ot L imi ne count s of La ne S I ,ite 1 1 ir TelliloiSi o( lliegnli, has thUdas tiled III this olli 'i" his ss i l"ll st a t e men t No. i;s.",."i, 1 r (he pm chase of the N'jSW1,, lots :i. lot Seel ion No. :; in Titwiishlp No. 2'J .soiitli, Range No :; west and ss lll oiler piool lo vhoss thai the land sought Is nmie s.ilnal le for Its timber or slonc 1 h.m for ;igi i ciiliural purposes ami to -1.1U, I, claim to sjiLI land before W. . ( ,, kins, I S. ( iiniiuis-ioner, at Lugi-no, Oregon, on I'riday the :'th d.n oi August , r.Hir,. He names a- witnesses Henry Combs, l ili-her Oi er, Wdl.i.i in Witte, Jo-hua R iiise ad of Loii,,,n, LaiieCo., (lieoon. Any and all per sons claiming adser.-cly the nbovc desclibed lands are I ( u - -1 I tolde their claims iu this ollice on or bei..n said Jlth day of August, pun,. Li n.ismin L. lams . Ji-:!u Regi.-tel. TIM 1(1 '.R LAND. ACT JI N L :i. s7s No I U K l oli I'l RLICA I ToN I'niti d Stales Iain I tll. e. Roseburg, Ore, Mai" js, pine. Xntet in hcrt -by gl .-n tti.it fit rm- plianee with the tirovisioiis ol the act uf Congress of June .'!, s7s, cutllle'l "An act for the sale of tluio.T lands In the Stales of California, Oregon, Ne vaibi. ; 1 1 1 1 Washington Teintoi v,-' ns extcndeil to all the Public Laud States by act i.r Auiru-t I, Is'i:.', MARV J. WIIITNKV. of June County of Lane, State mr Territory I of Oiegon, has this day tiled iu tlds otlii " her sworn statement o. n.s 1 1 , lor 1 ne pnicnase 01 tne s ss 1 l-ISW llot Section Mo. I, in Tiiun ship No. ''! S. Ranee No. I W.and ssil! oiler proof lo show thai the laud sought is nioie valuable for its limbcr oi' stone than for agricultural pur poses, and to estahli-li her claim to said land before W. W. CalkiiH, V, S. Coininissionel", at his oll'ice at Eugene, Oregon, on Tuesday, the "Jl-t dav ot August, l!0ii She names as witnesses: Joseph H. Whitney, of 1 1 sin. On--gon; Frank II. Whitney, of 1 1 v lug, Oregon: Jesse P. Ilulbrook, of June, Oregon; William II. Whitney, ot June, Oregon. Any and all persons claiming ad verseiy t he above-described lands nie reiilestei to lile their claims In this office on or before f?aid L'lst dav .of An- UUMt, ItllHI. Jl-.'iu ISkn.umiv L. Lnnv, It-nisler. TIMRLR LAND, ACT JUNi; .:. Is7s N'OTICi; I-OR I'UIiLICATION. l.'nited Slates Land Oll'ice, Rosebiirir, Ore., June Islh, ltiuii. Not ice is hereby niveu that 111 com pliance svit II Ihe pl oy isious ol I lie ael of CnniMi'KH of June :i, ls7s, eniillcd An net for the s;lt' of limber lands in the Slates of California, Oregon, Ne vada, and Washington I'eriitoty," as extended to all the I'ublie Laud States bv act or August I, Js'.rj, KATE (,'. LAW RENT E, of 1 1 a nin 10 , County of Ohehali i, Slate (or l'enitoiy) of Washingtoii, his this day filed iu Ibis ollice her sworn statement No. mill, for tint pur chase i.r the NE II, SW II, NE II, NW 1-1, S 1-2 NE l-l or Section No. H, iu Township No. 1'u S, Range No. I W, and will oiler proof to show that the land sought, is more valuable for its timber or stone than for ngricull urul oil. iinscH, and lo eslablish her claim to sain lind before W. W. Calkins, CS. Commissioner, at his oll ice n I I'lugene, Oicgoll, tm Wcilliesd.iy , the U'lilh diij' ol September, J 00t. Hliu names as witnesses: Ruby R. ('rain, Oscar L. (.'rain, of Ah erileen, Washington, Joseph II. Whit ney, ol Irving, Oregon, William II. Whitney, or .1 line, iiej?on. Any nml all persons elaiiuliiK ad versely the above-deHcribed lands are request ad to lile their claims iu this lice on or before nnld 'Jiith day of Sep tember, I'.iOii. liK.Nj s.siin li. Lnnv, Register. I'lMRKR LAND, ACT .M'NK'I, lsH NOl lCK FOR I'RI'.RICATIO.N. United States Jiand ( Uliee, RoHeburg, Oie.,.Juni) lSlh, Ulllli. Notice Is liereby given thai iu eom- iilhuict) with the provisions 01 tlie actot OongreHH of .lune.'l, 17, cu ll led "An net for the wile, tif tiniher lauds in the Slates of Californhi, (Jre- gon, iNoviuia nmi s hhiiiiiioh t'lii- tory, us exleii'ieil man uie 1 uniie Land Slales ii.y net or Atigusi 1, imiw', RURY U. CRA IN. The Compartment Observation Cars ol t he Oriental Limited Afford you The privacy ol your hon.3 -riiocomforts of a club Tho luxury of a first class hotel. D.nly I'clwcen St Paul Minncoplis, Puct Sound and liitcrme- I (liaiC l , A Hi M nil III I I'. ir del ailed liiforliialliui, s 1 : We i;.w . 1 i S J Dakota sails for 'ASHION 1 Ml BUIUnwiH L Livery Feed & Sale Potts & Powell, Prop. Cotta j vc 1 ale In I 'I 1 Tl I.S I el It d I i 1 1 t O II . Ii..m nleil 01 I Ins 1 1 ! 1 1 lii r svorn tate lin n! Lain. On- tin purelia-e ol ihe N'j .Vv 01 l.uH 1 '.!,:!. I of Section No. III 'I'nss IinIiIji No. '.'11 S. Range No. I V . . nml sv ill 1 ill er pi ini t o hhosv I hat I I." lainl Hi .light It inure s iibmble for it- 1 1 m 1 .1 r ' ir t one than for ngneiil t HI al 1 1 1" I e-e. JI ml In Cflal'lith her claim In -aid l o. I b. l ae V. V. I'al Kin . I . S. r. m in i iiu-r, at h Ik ollice al l.unelie, iiregnii, on W'edneHday , II. e L'H'b 'las of September, !M MJ. She name i sviIui'sni-h: iiirin.l. Lass leiiec, Knli! ( '. I.nss i'i nee, of I Lniiniin, Wanhlng 1 1 in'; Jus. ph II. Whitney, i. f living. Ore gon. William II. Whitney, of .lime, Oreg.ai. Any, 'iiid all "isiiin claiming nd VI - a Iv t In- ."ilno e i. hi 1 ibed laiuNuii Ii ipier.ti'il lii lile tlieir elllllUH ill IIiIh iilhec on or In fue -.ai.l ".'i.th day of Sep. I : 1 1 m r, I'iim;. JI :il I'.i n.j L I 10 s , Regi-ler: riMI'.Lb LA N I , All .ll'Ni; :i ,7s No i'( Mil; pt'l'.LIC Tt)N. I'nited Slate- Lund llllee, Kie l bill.', I lie., May I s, pun; . Nolue 1- hereby yiseii tliat in com pliance ss i I h the pros ii-1 on - of the net ( f (ainl"e-s of .i line .!, 17m. enlilled "All act fur the. Hale ( l linihci laiuU in the Stall h of California, (logon, Nevada, and U ;liiii;:lun f'ei 1 itoi y," hh ex tended to all Ihe I'ublie Land State by act of A ugo-t I, 1 s't'J, WILLI M ( l;; son, of I linieaii, ( '011 ut v of I'.iill.ilo, State of South li.ilo.ta, ban this ilav tiled iii this oll'ice hit Msorn ."lali-ini nt, No. loT.'!, for Ihe piireha-e of I lit- S: IJ .,f Section No. .VI in Town-hip No. I'l s, l.'auc No. ' W, and will oiler pi oof to hms that, the laud t- j 1 1 g 1 1 1 is nunc valuable for iln lim ber or .-tone t h.111 foi a'.o icull ural pur-po-cM, aud to et-lablish his claim lo ,-anl land before the Reisler and Receiver oi this ollice at l.oielaiia. Oregon, on SS cm 1 1 est la v , I he I'Mli 1 1. -iy o Sept teiniier, moii. I le inline as s il iio-'-ch : Thomas bless, ieo. V. .Mc2uecu, Herman T. I low, A 1 1 . ( '1 iimiii, of Col. lae I i rove, (lie. Any and all peisniih claiming a I-ve'V-elythe a bosc-desci i I iei I lauds are reipiCHled to tile their claiiiiH in this uf liciMin or beioi e Haid 2Hth day of Sen- teinher LHli;. 1 L'(i-:i) RlOM.SMIN Ii. liliio, Re'iMter. 1 DO IT TO-DAY!" "Alul I 1 tllilik tli.lt I r 11 liiuiitlin n::o I l.KiVcd Ilk Has I I owe il lu Gc-iliiaii Syrup." Q'l'liu time -svorn iujmlctioii, "Never put iWf 'til lo-nioiiow sshat )oii can tlo to day," is liosv j;cii( rally pn-staitetl in this form ; " lm it to day I" That is the terse advice ssi: want to p.ive you about that hacking cough or demoralizing cold with which you have been struggling for sev eral days, pi ihups weeks. iTake t-oiue reliable rci.iedy for it 'i'o liAV-atid let that it ni. I he III". HoM-ncc's Ci i iiun Syriiji, vshicli has bet 11 in use. for over thirty live scars. A fesv doiics of it will undoubtedly rclicvi; your eouidi or cold, and its continued 11st: fur a IV sv days svill cure you completely. J. matter hosv ilei ji-, aied your cougli, even if dread consumption has attacked your lungs, Ocrir.i' u Svi'up will sun Iy effect u cure us it l".atoii before iu thousands of on. paienlly lio;,t less cases tf lung trouble. jj.esv ii i u n.'Mi' s, 25c; reeulur BUe. 75C At all dinjoists. a I OMUS via i"v oltcs. eti IV V ye ., nddl'i ttle. tl-c Orient Oct 20 STABLES! Oregon 'iii t-. i;noi Tin: wmri.ii Ol Irnil.'es thai Wolfe, of Rear Ur.-sc fullll'St fa lile SS lll'll l .leel ric Riders I),. yen r. ago lodli" , Ir robi.e, K. II. Ill , 1 d nil ll-e ie Imvmii taking sville.s: "i'svo Millie c niHi-d llie great Miffi-rlug ss l i.'I s e hiii s 1 -. cd Ii id 1 1 Ii" I'm let s. 1 hey general d'bilits." I' Il I SVinild lies el" I ind taken Idee iil'i cute. I Hi" of Sine c ite f,.r nil Hloinaeli; liver, and Kidney eiiiupliilntt olooil .lisensiH and sscaknes I'rlce ,",i cents, sou's I'hariu lev In-. niacin ol" bodily ( iiiara nteed I'M bll-. b.V I '.i ll- .1. S. Medics .I.C. .1 ohllHOII Mvdleij ,y- Johnson, A 1 1 orney H-a t in sv (irr Siiltf :t II I,,: ltf,t,. Special at lent ion gis iti to Mining nnd Corporation l.asv. J. E. YOUNG sJltorney-(tt-L(ttv Ollii'u 011 MbIii tret, Wcid Hil- COTTAGK .(iKOVK, OkK. H. C. MADSEN, Watciimakuk. Kt'imlriiiK ol ri'HMiiinlilo i-fmrKi-n. All work Kiiiimiili'fil llrm-flnM.; Wntcht'M.t locU uu I Jnwulry Hi Luweit I'rloa COTLAOK (iROVR. OKK. t:TTAn ;ivi: mi 1 did .11 All tliu liiti'Httreatmciitit. Electrical ami Al Ordinary Cases $12 per Week. 1'iir furtlier imrlliailais aililrcss ir. 11. c. s;iimm:i ARRIVAL AND DtPARIUHE OF 8. P. TRAINS HlltlTH HOUND No. M l: Jii p, No. IU 'im tt.m. Hiiurn no UNO No. II '-'.lii piu No. IS J:24 uiu 0. (S i-1 . II. Tlnio Talilo No. i I o take effect April I'd, lMfi. KitHl Houuil 8 ami i 'Tuenilay - W. Bonud Mini Hul only I uiul liHlly Kx- in n a mi i upl Huuiliij I' M A.M M KIllllKNH ::w7::w! o i.Cot'.Hnii iirv'.. RAILWAY Itoitakiiiil Sanitarium No 2-No 4 Klov A.M. 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