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About Bohemia nugget. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1899-1907 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1906)
Lodge Directory. A. F. & A. M. Cottage Urovo Lodge No. 51. Meetings 1st ami 3rd Wednesday of each month. L. 1 Wooley, V. M. J. H. Lurch, Secy. G. A. R. AppoinatHx l'ost No. 34. Meets at 1 p. m. on the 2nd and 4tb Saturday of each month. Dr. 1. I. Woods, Post Com. G. V. MeReynolds, Adjutant W O. w. Bohemia Camp No. 2t'0. Meets ench Friday evening. L. W. Baker, Consul Com. Chns. Vnnl'enlmrir. Clerk. O. E. S. Cottage Grove Chapter No 4. Meetings held on 2nd and 4th Fri day of each month. Mrs. C. H. Btukholdcr. V. M. W. S. Bennett, V. P. MNs Celiti Lutc'i. Secy. K. ot P. Juventus Lodge No. 4$. Meets every Wednesday uight. S. H. I'iper Chuncellar Com. Chas. V:nlenburg, K. ofH. S. I. O. O. F. Cottage drove No.CS. .MtetiugH every Saturday night S. S. Shortridge, N. G. Gus P. Gross, Secv. Royal Neighbors. Meets 2nd and 4th Wednesday ol t-.tc'ti mouth. Ltbel Bisby, Oracle. Mrs. C. W. Wallace, Hecoidt-r. M. W. of A. Meetings is-t and jrd Tuen.iuy. LePioy Woodb, Conul. C. W. Wallace, Secy. Rebekahs Cottage Grove No. 24. Meetings ist, 3rd aud 5th Friday ot each mouth. Etta Baker, N. (. Katie B. Veatch, Secy. MBA Modern Brotherhood of America Meets 2nd and 4th Tuesday at I. O. O. F. Hall. 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 Lamson Hive No. 42. Meets 2nd aud 4th Friday of each month. Mrs. Mary Schmutz, L. C. Miss Leta Sanford, K. K- K. O. T. M. Cascade No. (X. Meets every Thursday iriyht. O. H. Veatch, Com. R . K. liennis, Cootcr. kavh seht your dollar? TO REPUBLICANS: We are anxious to have every Re publican in close touch, and work ing in harmony with the Republican National Congressional Committee in favor of the election of a Republican Congress. The Congressional campaign must be based on the administrative and legislative record of the party, and, that being so. Theodore Roosevelt's personality must bo a icntral figure and Lis achievements a central thought in the campaign. We desire to maintain the voik of this campaign with popular subscrip tions of One Dollar each from Repub licans. To cub subscriber we will send the Republican National Cam paign Text Book and all documents issued by the Committee. Help u-'. at hi. ve a great vb tory. Jamks S. Sni'K.M.w, Chairman P. U. Box New York Cottage drove souvenir tablets the Buzaar. THC COLT'S FEET. How Tliry JihoiiM ! Trimmed t l'rrti'iil V.ll(tl.iH. Tito trlnmitni; '!' tho o..!t's feet Is n mat tor that should h no moans to nofclocbsd. After flu- k" on to pasture mid the hoof are sol'lono.l up tho foot nro likely to luck an. I ctovv Into had Kpllts unless pio.i'.y attended to. Trimming Is work that doc nut tako very loot; nu.l i-. - j ; 1 well far tho tlVllMo. Tho liaTullihit xvhile it is holm; Jono H also v'o xl discipline for tho colt and ho will take kindlier t tho work next tlnio. Tho burn Is tho host plaeo to do tho work. Sunt' tho eolt ui well so that ho cannot pluui,.' ur niako very much of a distiirhnr.ee. It' ho in.ikos trouble tlo up ono of his front foot while tho wink Is lu'in done. I'laco tlie foot which is to ho lirst trimmed on n solid foimclatlon. If tho lloor Is uot sultahlo tako a pi. so of a plank and put under tho foot. Then tako a fairly sharp chisel ntul a h.t: o.i'.er and jret to work. The t o ..f the honf will prohahly heel tho imv.t atteuti.n Sometimes it will 11c I hut little trlinir.ltii; and nualn it will ho tio.es. sary t tako off an In. h or in. to. Tako !T tho horn to a point a littlo In front of tho vv::ll of tho ho f, Ivlir careful not t p-t Into tho .pil.-k. Thou no arof.n.l the sides and balance up tho foot. loaUni; it as near uatiiral as p.n sil le. 'Iho hin.l loot v,!l not Usually l.c-dvorv ma. h all. 'Ji.ioii. I f there aro any cr.ul.s ia iiio h .of mako a l iteral cut w illi ti:c ! I ! .hi t h... U of tho r.'ck. so that tho ei:o w ill not spread farther up i:;t 1 the h .." If tho foot :.!v ti it aitou !i-1 t rc. '..!a: !y in this M.'tiv.oi' hoof i.oiii.'.cs aro likely to 00:110 ...1 er tho loir will ho veakeliel hy tho hor-o t- : eh; 1: wr ii. A ho.-sc's ie .'nil acs ili-j'i nils on h.s foot anl liii.iis ainl whoa tlioso aro ,voi thh-ss tho horso Is worthless.--rarttif r. Kc-:1 I lie l.:t!iit. It Is a ea.::mo!i p; . . i;. o anions f arm or t --oil ihc'.r lai'ih crop early In tho f.'.:i o:f i .1 . ::hout Klv'.n a ay iiftenfin:: To l.e.lia tho stock into 1 :;ii-i '.::hl t oad: I am. I'rosn tho stand poir.t of tho i!Vor.ii;o ..h"op raiser thW ;: actii ols :: '.out and unprotitahle. It does not t'.'l'o-d tho host means of ..o::i!'. ; the in ..; eio-r j:-ojH out of tho looj.lnr of shoop. Tlo fj'.rinor wlu follLf.vs this p.artic' simply roars hl.s l.:::ih v: to that st.i'-o of maturity whorehy in r!l!ur eaily ho loses tho ejj ; m ft tin : t y of o jtatnivr tho troutost re von no fn'n his s.mmiii's lahor. Na tional Stockman an I Tarri-or. THE VETERINARY -6 'the cleaner tho horses' shoulders am kept tho less llaolo they aro to In-come sore. Sonieliii.eJ warts can le removed from the teats hy applying olive oil thickly after each milking, says the runuei'd Advocate. If this does nut prove effective tho wart can be clip ped o!T with a sharp pair of seU.sors and -ac'h spot touehol with a stick oi lunar caustic. After applying' tho caus tic upply th olhe oil. If necessary make a second application of the caus tic In two or three ilayn. Killing IIok Lice With Crude Oil. Lleo on 1iok aro a continual menace to the production of park. Nu matter what the feed may N- or the other con dltlorw. If lice uru ullowed full sway pork cannot lx.- pr'xliu ed with prollt for hut a short period. Hays AV. I. Sny der, superintendent Nebraska experi ment 6cbdtatlou. The lice never ct-ase annoying tlie hojpj aiul they multiply so rapidly that a few weeks of warm weather will allow a herd to become thoroughly Infested. Many a line litter L.Q9 been stuutid becaiwe the lieu weru not killed. Dipping U the most satis factory methotl yet employed for rid ding hogs of lice. We have bi.-ea dip ping our hoKs oa th experimental Hub station for three yearn, usually dipping In the spring and fall and once during the summer. It Is presupposed that every farmer raising many hogs lias access to n dipping vat. The way we use the oil 1-) t iill the vat to within tea Inches of th t p with water and add ab it't tv i:ir!ies of olj. The hogs are then riis.i-d ia as fast as they will go. They pp.i'ig--- d iwn through the oil, ii'.tn t!i water, up through the oil and .i.i to the did ping floor. A few see-iy.v-1 Is all the time reipiirud. When hogs are being eruwded through rap Idly fhe oil and water are kept pretty thoroughly mixed. I'rcvnttliiK Ivl.in-. The heay losses in hogs are largely line to transmissible diseases. The or ganisms that j .ra.l uee such diseases enter tli.' wyKtem In the feed and air. Muddy or dusty yards, crowded condi tions and llllliy doors or troughs aro responsible for most of the cholera and swine plague. Young hogs are more susceptible than mature animals. Nat urally, they need better care. The pens ftnd yards, should not be neglected ho causc there Is a pasture. Keep them well druliMMl and disinfected. Use whitewash freely about the houses und fences, plow the unused lots und sow tape, oats or cowpeas. Sprny tho Jioue, feeding lloors and troughs thor oughly with a disinfectant every two or throe weeks. Tar disinfectants, uru iiHst convenient. They should bo used in not loss than a 2 per cent water so lution. Spray or dip the hogs occasion ally lu a 1 per cent water solution. Young hogs should not be given crowd ed quartern. Provide a diet that will keep them healthy and help them to resist disease. Keeping the hogs under tbe best sanitary conditions and using every precaution to prevent infection from the outside Is the most satisfac tory method of uvolding loas from transmissible diseases.-It. A. Craig, Purdue University Experiment Btatloa. TiHE SHCrilEKD AND HIS FLOCK Whoro land Is fcticcd sheep and lauihs may he used with much effoe thoitoss In picNontlnn woods from no In;; to seed l.atuhs aro conihhrod proforild,. to old sheep Uvaiiso (hoy ilo not so m loam to molest tho corn, whh h In Mime Instances old shoop do, laid when 1hc do of eoiirso thc 1 :iv 10 ho H I.IOM'.I. Hilt ll.ldiT soillO IMIldl- tl.ais Loth slice. i a. id l.iiuhs can ! used with !oi tiled a.lianl , In ilolni? Nttcli work. -;,.-. . . 1 1 w In m I ho arlcty of corn mvwii Is tall an l lan.ls lip well. Iho plan oi' luin.ni: I inihs into such fields nl wi ia:iu'. Iluio Is an excellent ono. saj s 1 . .. !- JSh.iw la Sheep ltrosli'i'. I lic should of coiit se ho tlitliovl In while the weeds are Jet Xollle, nod li aider. I hey will thou eiMp thorn down and In .loin- so will render tho most iiniulU. ciit sei Ice to tho li. ld. I hc will also crop oil" the lower lca.es of tho corn and In this way will oh! iln lunch food without ptoha'dy do. lie: any harm to the coin. The sha.lo furnished hy tho corn at that season of Iho year when tho weather Is usual ly h t will ho omI f..r tho lamhs. When lanil.s newly we. mod are turn id Into sii h holds it may he necessary to Ml, pic.ncMt the food tivell to them. 11 pr ihah'y will he necessary. The we. '.Is ii. itch in tho shade and la i o iso.;u. .no w ,11 ho more Insipid than wh.ii I hey mow in hmht sunshine. Klou when newly weaned lamhs aro turned in to ma:'.i lu piod pasture they should, as a rule, he ulxen a supple meat of uralti. When they pasture ami. I corn, if thus fed the lamlm will not only ho directly hem 'tiled, hut the fertility added to tin- laud or some of U will l proportionately helpful. Tlir Til ii I Sliprp. TuuN sheep nro said to haw adaidod th"mseles to nil il iuates, north or south, and line proved a slices on Iho piny m emtala-i, ;i tho desert un.l lu tho swamp lands of tho southern states. The., h.i.o i leaner noses aud less lairirlu.; tlii.i n:iv otlioi" sheep. They hie lei'llor.s an 1 w 1:1 luako their own livltn: if It can h- found. They ar Ul.iil I I. ASS TIMS SUI.1.1-. i nuick, active and strong, have clean i fuccs and a bright, intelligent lo-.k. I Tho American Cultivator says: "They j will raise two crops of lambs a year r will bring Iambs any mouth In the year desired. The tails of tho Tunis hheeji will weigh three to six pounds .. i I ou niaiuic Miei-ji. I mils ewes make the lcl or ln'iUi ers and will raise from one to threo lanibs at a lime. They will shear slE to t weh e pounds of wool. lllli ( lam arrlK llomr. Considerable Uilt ia required to breid, train and sell a legh class car riage horse and get the t p rlee. Only occas ion ally we lind men who are doing It. The can ! ige horse Is produced at a great uncertainty, says an Ohio Farm er wrlb r. 'Hie sire and dam may look alike and be of high quality and yet the foals le a disappointment. It Is lint eno ii-'h that the sire and dam be i f high quality in order to prodini- high class, uniform foals. They must coin? from high cla-n, uniform ancestry at well; the ejahd sire must look like thu grand dam, und s on. and the uniform type must l established bel'o.e uni form foods can bu prlMe(.-d. In ord--r to obtain IliiMf requirements seven) years of careful breeding are nec-h sary. K-ri tli I loeU Iimiii. No Hook Is really comfortable and very few Ihoroiihly healthy without the yearly or semlyearly bath, says Field and Farm. It Is simply impos sible that m (lock should long have ! freedom from dust Itch, ticks, lieu, j chiggers and all tho other things which . bring diseonil'oi l, loss of Ih-sh and dis content to the vl.oip and loss to the owner. I or ni.'.o, as ior ine numer ous skin diseases that torture the nheep and hinder the pi-rf.-ct g.ovvth oi the lleeee, there is but one remedy, and that Is the use of some dip which lu the light of experience Is now rcgi.rded hy all humaiiv and thrifty tloekm .ters lis essential to the well being of the flock as houso cleaning Is to tho well ordered home. Hlioxv lh I'Ikh. When one has got his lust crop of pigs up to about six or eight months of age he naturally begins to look about for ciist liners. I know of no quicker way for a beginner in this line of work than to select a few of his best speci mens and lit them for the labs, says a writer In Kim' all's Dairy Farmer. In this way belter than any other can ho make his lirst bow to the public. Ilo should show at county fairs only at flrnt. Hut ho hluiuld show what he has t' the led of his ability and lu primo condition. la t him I on hand early and Moeiiro as prominent pens as he can, and above all things let him re main at all time Willi his exhibit, that ho may answer nil qu'-stloiis regarding them. (Vv?Al; ia.lvsLv. ;s-'.. Sixlnl (K.l...r. I'.vi.. In I .!' I . K . 1 . 1 1 i " A it ii hi 1 i '.I i v i , ; . ..1 i i in I.ivesl,-. k A-. ... i ,; ',, . i 'A', .t. . ii I ,-. e stock sln.w l n . i , c. . .i.i' -i ' ' . i -o j Round Ii n Ii li I I i 1 1 1 1 .-co e; ion will be "ii sale at llu nlliei J..I II . I I I w1 '? Ko I lid 1 1 I j i I h. , 1 1 wa s thii'ii;;'i To. hi 1 1 ? . UiHin I 1 1 if i w i Mi'. i : ' i I'oi t land and m-c vn i . n n ' !'! . ft. s.i.'.. I, M. I ' -v v . v.: I iamiMs siKiM, .'.:; i : i i;s j I'ho in. ii is ..! nke i !. r in I the land .are I', hie ' - u lato ! 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II li"l e.l i',1 t he I.i line nl' 1 '. N . I iiekei i : Ilia nee. K V.. ,'is a I'll I" ' ! I 'I' in-! , ( which il iv ei hi v.piiiusl.v t'.i.on Mi. Dieket'K lilies lll.ll death .-eo;.e. very ii. ar lie will -s: ",-evero nl c I liig li oiii I la- 1 1 1 1 1 - niid u fi i;;i. 1 1 nl rough li.ld bri.il.. lit la - al 'eiit!.' doiir. when I liegnn t;tl.ii.,g J r. Kii.j.'s Ne vv Die. .very !'. r oi - u in pi a n , v, . n the a-li.iiiHhing leull that ' t I . i u -ing f - ii r 1 1- - I I .-s .i-' coiiii!-.-y re si ore. I illld ,1 s lllil" has I" V 1 1 per liiall 'lill.V cuied." I laiiraiite. d Ini Siae Inn-, co'lgliH ,'ll.d eui.'.s al I'.eli son's I'b.iriinu y I'm e a ud -l.u1). Trial bottle free. Ti M HI dl LAND ACT .1 1 N I i !, I -7s NOI'P'i; I Ol! Id I'.I.ICA TION. l ulled Slates launl Olliee lio-ebiir, iregoll, Oct . ! it h. la.).;. Notii: i.s hi n by ojven l!i il in r.nn idiaiice with Hie provi-ioii- i llu- act ofColl''!'-- of .1 il in- '., s."s, entitled a net l"l I II'- i.,i o nl t ililber 1,1 lals ,1- I 1, -t lies I if ( II l.f. 1 1 lli.l , be;;, ill, :evni i and Washing-Ion I. i niory, ie e tended load I In- Pulilo- I itnl H'ale.. iiV Actor Au-.'iHt I, I I'liKitv cash i.i., of Saginaw, ci unity ol' I, .ine, Si an i oi Tel l itoi . ; of Oirgoli. lias lliis day filed In t Ills olliee hi' s i II stal en hi 1 1 No. 7!!'-'l for the pur. h.l.-o of (he Nil , Sl. Of Seel loll No. Pi. ill T.e.Mi: blp No. Holltll, Kai.oe No. .:, U'e-I, W. M , und w ill oiler i roof losl ow lli.it the hind s.niglii h more valuable for its t illllier i r Kbuie tliali for aori. -i.l t ii riil purposes and to rslabli-li bi claim t" t-ahl land In -fine , V. . CalkiiiH, I . S. Coiiiiiii.s-ioner, nl hn olliee in riiigoiie, (iivjain, on M .ud iy the Hh day oi February, I'.Hh". lie luiliies lis. vv il no- ses 1 Juhies Sours of Sagliiau', Oregon ; I i li.v C'. Miller, of Siigiiiavv, Ore:; iu; iieor;-e Souls or W'nll.er, Oregon. .Dd.ii li. Danders of Klnniu, Oreg'ou. Any and nil per.-on-. cliiiiiiin .i l- Vl-iseiv Ihe nbove de-cilbed hind, ore l-equesled l" file their claims in Ibis olliee on ir before Hitid llh day of February, I'M'. ili;'jAMiN ,. JhniV, lleglster. t . . JW X.. CT J.J'fcWMM In i j oj u i ' rsimm'rl The Compartment Observation Cars ol flio The urivacy of your homo Thccom.oi tu of a clul) The luxury of a first class hotel. Oriental Limited A (hu d Villi 1 S , ' ; (,' . " ' (5 , n 1 ; (i j , M l Lu! luivwn.i St PaulMiiitic.:ilis. Pii'Ji't Sniiml ami lutcirnc M iiintc roints vii tt.c ii GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY ',, deln led illf.i I lll.lt h Ml. I III'-., etc.. .'id. I IV - U S. 11 oll,es. . tl j "J, Dakota s.iiIj FASHION 1 ". Livery Feed & Sale T Potts iV Powell, Prop. ( ()lt - ) VC i The Uodgc Jis ivt- a pcrkil scpai iJlioii fXiic Lead Ores JOHN A. TRAYLOR. it. m m.xke si. M t d 1 l n c I O p e i a. Quintette : i'L'ISONNCL OF THC COMPANY j M - r be I 'e- I,. 'III. Si qn ale . ;.-.! ili i 11 Vlt.. A i.ilililsl i , , . 11 .ti:.-- pel. in.. 1 1 ! A I'laid-I j Mi .1 1,1 ... m .s.-n iei I eieu-, Manngi-r I Mr I ..ii.ei-i M-io line I'.a -s ,v Pead.-I I i i ;.. :. ,, ,. al -.nl. et, piano l.u i ,!ui o..-., aii' ila. n I s i e i ;. i.i 1 1 a !i i;'- A S'at M.;sii..l .;t!.i.'i..n at l ) i I . I ' I'.IM' 1 1 i l l) , N'iV( llll.ct :; I 'i - - , j."i. .'.n cents. i ii a-1 . n Ian. I. t ., I a I'otill rv I. ,-ii n .!. and k. i p .sled. The v,'i i ! 'iv. . -.' ! '. i ' li i mi n il an I t lie Nil, , t ."i l.7-". .oi I'P I. I nl. PI I'.ldCA'l 'o. I 1 1 -, ill' lit ..! the I lllei'iol . I . ;., I I lllli e ;, ; , Inn , ( Ireoeii. e . l-t. l'lllli. I . :,, io'..- .i.iii lli.il tin- In I I, , a : 1,0, li. ill. ed , I I I. 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I . iii e v. i( 1 1 tlie pi i iv isioliH ot I lie net ol 'i.nyii'ss ol June .'I, IS7S, entit led " A li a. 1 for I he sale of t iuiber In nds 1 u IheStalcH of ( 'aliioiiihi, Oie'on, No- ,a d.l , aial W'.l' biliolon Teiritoiy," jih , . ended lo all t bo Public Fluid .slot's bv act of August , I SIC', FK.WCICS F. MOKSS, nf ( ol I ,i.-i-1 ! I "Vi', Co. of I u lie, SI ale lor I . rri! in I I '!' Oicn'ou, ll.'IH thiH (lay liie 1 in Ili iiliiei' h.-r siv. .I'll si at eiiien I No. i"U -I i. lor Ihe p'lichiie of the SV Ni; ', ..Si!',; S' ,V m S.-.- In, in town ship No. I s. Ihmoe :o. .; W, V. Al , n ud vvi!l oli'ei- pi .in!' lo fhn.v Hint tlielainl suiivhl I.-; la-'ie valuable for iln timber or slone I ban f. r n;;i leull ural piir-po-i-s, and lo eslabli-h bi-r claim to s,,i-l land In-fore W. V. CalMns, (I. S. ( !oi,i mi so ini'i', nl Ins oll'ici! al. I'aiyene, On ;.',oi, on 'riti- d.iv, Iho llh day of December, I'.HIIi. She 11,'i inen as v il nesnes : .I iiiich N. Wall.'iee, John li. Cooley, dobnC. W'a lliii e, .laiu. H l,liiii'bnu;;h, of Cnl l,l",e drove, ( Mvo'oll. Any and all persona i-lainiiu. ud vi r. . ly I lie above-de. i ribe.l lamia are requested lo lil.-lli.il elaiuiH lu this olliee on or before laid II II dnvof I le- ci liiber, PlDll. " I 1;i..sjami.s . Kniiv, Uegister. M P Seattle. Cr.v-iii -o.. STABLES! Oregon MININti MyCIIINt.KY IM-:NVr.H COl.t) .1 S. Medley. .I.C. .l.dllH.lll Jrc .V .Johnson , I t iiriii Vm at In w ; njir sniff :t is nil. ;(. ;si'ial a Mention glvi u to Mining o lit ( i ii p. on t h ill laivx . J. 12. YOUNG sll toi tu ij-n I - La in .iitii'i ..ii Mhn iri-i-t. Writ s.la CoTTAt.K (IkUVi:. OUK. H. C. MADSEN, Watcmmakj-k. tli i.i. 1 1 ; ti K nl i i-io.iii it I !. I'fm i k'.'N AM .-..ilk .'.iiilHLtri-.l I,: ,1 I'lithn. '.V .1 1 Ii . . i l,i -U n ii t J --. el . :il l. meat I'l irn cori Aoi: oi:o'F, oiii':. :). ',?. : v. 4 J. -qi: i i; m- ii. nr. 11 v i.u ,' DIMICIAN .mil H F H ACI lONIbt 4 1. 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I? 710 II :v ): Ni7 II ail! i;M Ml II aw 4:47 UI7 limn 4:1 I Il II'. I. I lia 4:ii lll'JII HIOJS 4:11) HUH ma,. '1:0 l(K,U 10: (Hi 4a HI Hubjuet to lUimiKu Willi. nil a'oUuu. All mil mini fiilK,t furwui.Lxl only lit the Joint 'iMk of hhliiinir un.l i'iiiisIkih o. Hiiiku ii-iivi.h VV II. lu. i.i.l utti r ll.u uirlvHl ot ti'ulii on Momlii) , VV o.l tie s In y h nil. I PrlihiyN for II., inlii ii ii. I lir-..n. II. tin iiIiik ou 'In en !, 1 llH I - . Ill J' ! II till MlllllI'llH)-).. 1 ii-IkIiI will Ii. il iMi'iu.-t-lMil lit thu O. iVi H. K. K. U. bi.iiil iillt'r li i. in. I n iiiMirn i lomiiiil ln nil m.xt 1 ni in Ii.IkIiI linisl l,c il.'l vtucl ill uiiiolu I i mo to I'urui i L ol It ln hiK lillluU . A. B. WOOD, Manager.