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j*01^ T H E C H IL D R E N SCHOOLBOY^S L A M E N T . I F all wcl p ru w d made. thee h art that beat fore u Oue player goes out of the rooiu, and tr.n u aloan uve bi oaken rltu In too Ann irarnpuld Inn thee dusat. Inn ufftur the others choose u word that has more yeera tliau oue uieauing. The one that Is "it" ule think uv me ann hott ann akalden teera the« comes lu uml asks each one lu turu three questions. In the replies thi wii wett uni ciieaka aim Inn ure gieef ul«i cri word "coffeepot” must always be sub 0 ware la hee butt 1 wil not repil. Btltuted for the word that la to b. thenn u wil think uv how 1 took u too guessed. To Illustrate, suppose tht thee ahoze arm vvulkd cleer hoam frum churtch witli u word to be guessed Is "rough" (ruffi turn butt u Kurnm ann seen u every day The guesser approaches one player and Wciiu ure att hoam ann rote wenn ure asks uny question he wishes, some aw; ijr. thing calculated to bring out the word u have foargott thee time 1 aaivd ure katt plainly so that he may guess wliut It frum drounden butt I wil nott apeke uv Is, such us, "Is this word spelled In Ih.itt. two different ways'/” The player must Wott doo 1 kair tore katta. twuz aw) fore u tux his bruin for a good answer that 1 wald«d Inn aim riskt ml life too doo will be as noncommittal us possible a hearoa dc;cd Ann wenn thee teecher thott H e may reply. "A person who Is lined Heated might spell coffeepot in several ure wlaaperen l aedd ItI m me« ann gott thee 11 cken with u ahood uv hadd ann ways.” Another question may then I»« wenn asked, such as, "Is this word uuythiiqj ' »kuols Uwt 1 sedd Ide talk Itt awl agen you cun cut?” Tilt* player might an ! fore ure HWttM *»aik ann u »edd u wood ko swer, “ A moth is very fond o f coffee hoam onn ml »ledd hi cuw s u luvd mee su —Judge. pots” (tbls time It Is used In the "ruff' sense). So on till tile word Is guessed \\ f i l i l e il III I su when the player whose reply guve the! I suggestion to ttie guesser goes out ot ' the room. It Is an interesting game. T h e Liliane o f C o f f e e p o t . A llt t r r e l llaaee mi S k u ll*«. In Cunudit boys have barrel races. | and they ure great fill! I run tell you. These races are on lee. Ordinary barrels, with their heads re moved, ure placed at regular interval* along the race course for about u qiiur ter o f a uille. Then, at a given signal, all the boys skate for the tlrst barrel. Many reach It together uml, us eaeh skater must pass through all the barrels in order tc w ill, there Is quite a sc ramble for llrsl S U C C E S S O F O I L E D R O A DS . H o iv C a l i f o r n i a f l i g h t * it H u t« llc n c t tte d b y C r u d e O il. R f»a The sprinkling o f road* with crudt oil is tM) longer an experiment in Sunt* Cruz county, in California, according to statement* made to the Watsonville Register by Suiter visor J A. Lmscott The highways treated during the last year uml more are the Grimmer roud the roads in the Carlton district, tin Ilughes or bun Andreas road, near tin beach, the Larkin Valley road and tin Kirkpatrick road. The largest quantity o f oil used U the mile has been 250 barrels und »Be smallest quantity Ilk", barrels, the lut ter quantity being applied d.letly tc uniuiproved roads for the purpose ot laying the dust, lt being found cheaiiet to use oil tiiuu water. The oil used ha* cost 00 cents a barrel. The money comes out of the general fund, as then has not been sutflelent money avalla ble in the road district fund for the purpose. The total sum In the road dig* trlet fund last year was $U,iJ 00 , and it was used for other purposes. Some of the Reasons Why Charles A. Johns Should be Nominated. He is a native born citizen of tlie United States; forty-eight years old; in the prime of life and a type of the vounger uml progressive ele ment in the icpublicuu party Is a pioneer of Oiegon. lias resided twenty niue years iu the Willamette u,id eigh teen y ia ts in el L ily G raduated ftotll t e u- lam etta U n iversity with “ •* -V B. degree lit I 8 7 8 ; adm itted to the bar m (881; has always taken an active interest in public a ffiirs. W as w a v o i o f B »k e i City in 1 8 9 i, re.e|e c te ,j ',n 1892 and again iu N o v e lllU .r j.,04 b v ’ the largest ma- . , . 1 any can ij 1 e *ul tllut otlice. iu • une • " 5 was elected school d n e c to r lo r the fourth consecutive ten n and re- ceived e v e ry vote cast. H as al- ways taken an active, personal in teiest in educational affairs, E x clu d in g saloons, he has the support am i endorsem ent, w ith ou t BARTELS’ CITY MEAT M ARKET cottage ; g r o ve , okeoon Fresh Beef, Pork, Mutton and Veal COST SMOKED : MEATS : A : SPE C IA LT Y C H O IC E f K E S H F IS H ON T U E S D A Y A N D F R I D A Y J. H. BARTELS. Proprietor Phone Main 83 You will always be happy if you burn electric lights, for they will , “ * v“ S “T / .ega rd to p a r tv .o f p ra ctica lly e v e ry vlsorlal district So. I. He said: "Th t , ” ~ ‘ ■ ,» . _ " . application of oil to roads saves the business interest tu Balter county^ ‘‘T ic k le y o u to d ea th .” roads, lays the dust und prevents wash 4 ll*b fied b y u a tu ie , learn in g and ing from winter rains. It has passed experience to fill that position. Has the problematical point and has proved never been a (actional ntuu; is not a a complete success. The oil lias worked factional candidate and w ou ld not Has a l a semibitumlnous surface on the roads |,e a factional govern or. ia most lustauces where there Is con Wlty 8 been a republican aud a lo y a j tiderable travel, the effect being very supporter o f its ticket and priu- sntlsfactury. They look like hltiunl* ■ .„.,.,1 , J J i eiples; hi» nomination would har- iious roads. " . ’ , .. .. . , . "W e are now turnplkiug,” he eon m om ze and unite the party and ,u tinned, “ the road at Freedom, grove! election o f »1 repn » ic«n lug It, and will water the center and He is the ch oice o f Eastern Oregon, put oil on the sides. The farmers pre* which, in the congressional election fer to have lt that way for the present ; ot 1904 , cast nearly seven thousand Noted Speaker Coming to Cottage Lodjçe Directory. ns there w ill not be so much trig under ' ,n o le v o tea than M ultnom ah counts’ , Grove. the wheels in heavy hauling. There r ,.o llu t y j s one o f the largeat On Saturday evening, Feb. 24 are 100 „files o f road in district No. *1, Easteru O regon , and tti its w h ole the citizens of Cottage Grove will und It is Intended to treat ull of them . . . , • 1 . . 1 ___ 1 h istory has never received any po- with oil, where water cannot be got, , - . . ., , . 1 have an opportunity to hear one of Cottage Grove Lodge No. 15 . as sooti as funds can be pro cured for dtical recogn ition >y he tepu b lican the most noted speakers in the the purpose." party, «¡t h e r sta le or federal, by .Meetings 1st on I d.d Wednesdays United States, Nupieme National ________________ — I election or appointm ent. of each mouth. Cottage Grove Electric turn. Sometimes u barrel wheels complete l.v around while a buy is working Ids She I'll learn you to tlnd fault with way through it. and when lie comes out he Is so eonfilsed that he skates off it' uiy teiuiier! When we married you the wrong direction Usually the laugh | took me for better or worse. Ill* Yes, Manila, but I ilhl hope there of the spectators makes him realize lib blunder, uml he quick I \ turns about ! would have been something like an av- and tries to make up for lost time ll 1 eruge. Sketch. Is qulie mi exciting sport and an a mu i V I * i o l t l i ' ill. lug one also for the spectators, as tin Jack's hair was so light thut it hud boys and barrels hob about in the most the appcnruncc of being quite white, ludicrous fashion which was tin* cause of great anguish of mind to poor Jack. H e discovered ,tl) rally's T«. 11 i*t. Knell having taken the name of some with Joy Hull the ends were a little article o f dress, chairs are placed for duiker Hum Hint near the roots. Just all the party hut one, so as to leave a tier this cheering discovery Ids moth one chair too few They all sit dow n er took him to the barber. As the bur- hut oue, who is culled "lady's maid" ber lucked the towel under Ids ehln and stands in the renter. She then Jack 1 lokisl up ami said timidly, calls out, "M y lady's up and •.Mints hci ” 1'lease, Mr. Iturher, when you cut my shoes," when tin* one who has taken hair don't till the ends off!” T.ipplil that uame Jumps up and rail«. ■ Shoes!” eott's Magazine, Co* A. F. & A. M. EARTH ROADS. A fte r If«* 1 itu l*r< ip e rly t ' o m f « in *b ‘t T h e y M unt He C u r e d I'«»r. The rad thui wo have been 1" u; roads in oue form and aunilni In our country was tlrst open '• ‘b '* have today but u very small ■ r• ••■ age of them that may l»e 'aH'd p**l uuiuent roads mukes it el i ■ *t. Ihn. 1 will la* many yeurs befor * ■ • road teases to be, says < li»d ll > Magazine. An earth road v i' 1 properly constructed and draim 1 i* goial road, but to keep lt gmsl requires coustant cure and atteutlon. It Is quite out of the question to think Hull u road once built w ill take care of lt self. In order to lead up to building stone roads communities si u; t tlrs give proper attention to the n. . ! | Uradés should be establish, id If , tl)1. vreseut ,.„ml om,.|„| u , p, b> lari’, of training or makeup, unfitted for the ,rl ’ .Johns lias been a man L. F. Wooley, W . M. it s iu the history of the state J. B Lurch, Secy. , i is ern Oregon in particular; i , - tut* erity has never been t|uea- nr.1 b-s a clean record and the ■ it tnd confidence of the Appomatax Fost No. 34. l„ ic e is recognized as one of i it leading lawyers of the state, Meets at 1 p. m. on the 2nd and carajiaiguer has no su- 4tti .Saturday of each month. i - » r but tew equals iu the Dr. D. L. Woods, Post Com. si.tr d( ) . gou. No man ever had G. W. McReynolds, Adjutant homo endorsement. ü. A. R. Lecturer Chas Whelan ol the Mod em Woodmen of America, who will deliver one of his famous addresses on Woodcraft ut the Opera House. The local camp is preparing for a big time and are expecting a la s g e number of visiting neighbors from other camps, as this is the only stop the gentleman will make b e tween Medford and Salpm. A lit erary and musical program is being prepared in addition to the lecture which will make the evening an enjoyable affair, Don’t fail to attend or you will miss a rare treat. The local camp extends a cordial invitation to the public to attend. Ladies especially iuvlted. ( silting down tilt eel ly. I f any one does »• 4 * n i It* M u l i * 0 | m * r a I I t i l i . ] not rise as sosn as culled a forfeit is Bohemia Gimp No. 260. \\V can rt lisli M pleasantry,” observ Portland, Feh. ‘29 1906. Incurred. Sometimes she says, “ My 1 ed a Si'otehinau one«k to Sydney Smith, Meets each Friday evening. lady wants her whole toilet,” when G R A IN, PKODIICK, FEKL). F. C- Coffman, Consul Com. every one must Jump up and clmugc “ as unteli as our neighbors. You must \\ it— Walla Walla, 69c; Valley, chairs, ii ml. as there Is a chair too few, have neon that tin* Scotch have a con Chos. YatiDeuburg, Clerk. • l> iieotem, 7o; rod, 67c. o f course it occasions a scramble, and slderable fund of humor " "(II., by all or White $28; gray, $27 T IIE O R IG IN A L L a x A T 'V f i C O U G H S V R U P whoever Is (off standing must be lady's means," said Sydney Smith. "You are ! 15 " y Brewing, $23.50; f e e d , an Immensely funny people, but you maid and cull to the othei'S us before lussi a little operating upon to let the l work of road building bis place should $-*F ro'ted, $24 to 25. R»d Clover Riussor.) and Honey Ree tin Every Bottle, fun out. I know no Instrument so ef | be given to oue more competent. When, j H a y — liim d h v , $10 to $ 11 ; n o w to G ivi- n l M llril s u i t e « P u r l ? . Cottage Grove Chapter No. 4 . For a flitted States party decorule feel mil for tin* purpose as the cork j however, a competent official Is found clover, $8.50 to $9; cheat, $ f .50 to ! Meetings held on 2nd und 4th Fri- Miss KfMe Stewart has been visit the rooms with the stars und stripes screw.’’ be should be kept In office Indefinitely. t$S; alfalfa, $10. ing her sqster Mrs. R. W. Newland !dav of each month. and nsl. while* and him* t.mctifio ..j* First of all, road mschlnery should! M ills tuffs - Middlings, $25 to 26; A Xl.-Mfl 1 1 1 « . in Kugene. cheese cloth. Mrs. C. H. Burkholder. W. M. Goldie Muglej May Brown brags »0 be purchased In order to get the best j , . j , , $ | 9 ; hi in, $17 to 18;short» The scheme Is to see how many results with tho least expen llturi . , , W . S. Bennett, \V. P. miieli about her conquests. O f course states the guests will lie able to reeog- money. It Is lust as absurd > att • ,, . , . , . she's more attractive to the men tliun . . ,,, , ,i. , Hard wheat, patent, .Mis«, Celia Lurch. Secy. Ulze by tlie shape alone. To prepare to build roads without pre; ...Is . . 1 The tamouic little pills. I. but It would be to go back to the days o f ! * 1 l " ; . “ H aight, $*f *i 0 , gl'.l- these nameless maps put a piece of V era ( lining Not at all; uot ul all! carbon paper over a map ami thus tho old spinning wheel aud sey'l. ■ > r.'e > f ’’ • " ' » ‘ de " m a t (¡..Idle Mllgley So sweet of you to make tw o or three Impressions at tlie all parts of the country there Is . > !$3*^*,; v,l^e.v flour $3.50to 3.65 say that, hut | know sbe Is same time Taste these on light card ing sentiment In favor of cl"; lb otu, $6 ,5 o to 7 2 5 ; Eastern rye, •Inventus Lodge No. 48. Vera Cutting Nonsense! Why. sbe bouril, then cut out the states. .■!'); P illsb u ry, $6 2 U basn t nearly so numb money us you from the labor tax to tho mom i Meets every Wednesday uiglit. G ive each person a ten minute trial, teli). Great progress Is being in . Guru- W h ole, $24; cracked, $ 2 5 have Call.olle Standard and Times. then see who has correctly named the tills direction, and It will not be long per toil . L W. Baker, Chancellar Coin. most. Tor a prize a candy box (tilled) before praetleally every section of the A l ( I l e r i i . ..... Chas VanDenhurg, K of lt. & S. Bye $1.50 per cwL In shape of Uuele Sam or a b o x eov "Hid .voti oli serve timi 1 dropped a country will be on tlie money tax I’KOIHJCE. ered with Hags for decoration is appro note in tl.ul last song'/” sbe sitili. basis. B u ffer Fancy cream ery, 2 7 * P/CÎAÜi 0 . prlate. Then aud not till then will the lui "N o," rcplicd tbe Ittllvlllo volli.g uiau. 30 c ; city cream ery, 30 f o 3 2 ' . c Imi ef yo.l'll l.old lite 1 . 11 ..p I ’ II look proveí.lent in earth roads become uni dairy, 14»1 to 17c; store 14 to 15c. A ll A r l I Ii m«*t I«* I ' i i / k I«*. Cottage Grove No,68, under II..* piai.iter ai.' see. I lost a live versal. L'lieese — Y ou n g Am erica, 16c, Ask your friends if they cun write dolisi' note iast year, un’ I liaiu't got Meetings every Saturday night- >’ r..r.*««»r 1‘ ui.i.. to iiutid Good I4 »«d « O regon fo il cream , i5c. down five odd figures to add iqi and OVer il v ii!" Al Imita Con stlliilion. S. S. Hhortridge N. G. niuke fourteen. l'rofessor M. 1 . 1‘npiu of Columbia Kt/.'s Fresh O re - Oregon ranch gg‘ college, the Inventor o f tlie o c«m tele It Is really astonishing bow engrossed Gus I). Gross, Secy. i j t i l t « * Hi«* ( ' o t i f r n r y . Hi1 most people will gel, and how much "You misjudge me,” said Hie liyj»>- phone, who Is building a large villa and Foultry— Boosters, 18 to lo.vhens time they will spend over this, at tlrst I rite reproachfully. " I admit I am a , * spending thousands o f dollars dovei 12; fryers, 10 Jc to 11; broilers sight, simple problem. The quest loner, pool, weak mortal, but ly ing Is not one 1 » f »»cky and 11 to 1 1 'Ac; geese, live, 9 to 10; of my Hidings” I marshy land In Norfolk. N Y „ has of* however, must tie careful to say tig j nres and not numbers. It certainly Is not. " agreed the hard ' « « > , > « » » » » « • « » » u day for nine Iressed. I 3 t o l l ; turkeys. I iv e ,l 4 - I 5 Meetings 1st and 2rd Tuesday. fbllll'W W.tl’L 11,1 V . II .'lilt t,.|. f.... ..... I.« hours' work and $5 a day for tennis to \ drcsseil, 16 to 17c; ducks, old, Here Is the answer: houdi'it muli. “ It I m ont» o f your siic- Leltoy Woods, Consul. work on his place, says the New York jo to 1;{0; spring ducky, 15 to 16c; ly s ream alm cossus.’ li Ibiltluion* News. C. W. \Vrallace, Secy. neraltl. As a road builder Mr. I’uptn i eoUH _ dozen. $1 to 1.25; X T h is R e m e d y is a S p e c ific , t has few equala, aay Norfolk people. ; 1 & 4 . * S u r e to Give S a t is fa c t io n . Oll( «if H Job. 1 , „ G IV E S R E LIE F A T ONCE . ••II# Io!" cM’l.iimcfl tin» first travelluK I First he lays old trees across the road- j way to be Improved, then a layer of j Honey Dark, 10^ to 11c, am It rleansfs, soothe s, ln-als, and ]>rotPrts the man. “ Still in your old line, I sup 14 j rocks aud stones, then the brauches of ! (° Lie; fancy white, 14 to list-used membrane. It cures Catarrh and poso?" Meets 2nd and 4th Wednesday ot ¡rives away a Cold in tlie Head qiiiikly. the young trees and lastly a heavy coat 16c. A T r l c l t «A Itti I t i r r k f r « . ' .N(*.‘ ivpl oil dio other. Restores the Senses of Ta«te «nil Smell, each mouth. I of gravel and small stones, which grad- j inctrs and vkokt im.i-.s. Try Ibis experlmeut wltli cheekera “ No? What are you In?" ijisy to n - Contains no injurious drugs, Ethel Bisby, Oracle. miily work their way down. The re- A l,,.|es— Green, 75c to 2.25. and sis> (he nstoulshmeut o f your “ H a r d lu r k .” P h ila d e lp h ia I'reNs tppliod into the nostrils and absorbed, suit Is a hard aud Immovable roadbed ,luit_C rate $ 3. to 3.50 t^irge Size, r.0 cents at Pnivìgists or by friend: A uumber o f thè round wootl- Mrs. C. W. Wallace. Hecorder. which the waters cannot tear to piece*. nail; Trial Size, 10 cents by mail. Advice. eu moli uaed in pluylng eheekers are Huckleberries 7c per lb. “ I'm :dwn.\s w illing to lend au uufor piloti In a coltimi!. I f thè lowest otte ELY BROTHERS. 56 Warren St.. New York. Cranberries— $14. H ail lt«m«lft IH«I It. in thè pile Is dexteroiisly hit wltli a tunate f'ieud a ti«*l|»inir hand." said the A fa n n e r lad, so wo ve been told. Tropical fruits— Lemons, fancy, paperkulfe or olia r sultable arttele lt stranger. W ith u team o f horses strong ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF S. P. TRAINS. $3 Oo; choice, 3.oo per box; oranges, ('»scaile No. 66. “Take my ml vice," replletl iiire e Fin may he kuoekt-d awuy frolli under thè Pro\tj d ow n the road with a h eavy loud. SOUTH B O I K O WORTH nOLND >2.75 to 2 25; banana*, 5c per lb; W h ile slngiiiK his m erry s o u k . No. II ........ 8 : 0 i p.n i^or Sam “ Ihm’t play «‘tinla tn ('rim No. 1*2 ......11:53 p.m. rest wltinnii disturbine thè pile Meets every Thursday night. Hut his m irth In st*ng w a s not so long. No. 16 -2:0*2 a.in. N*>. IS......... .2:21 a.m pineapples, $4 50 to 5 per dozen l'hls Is ex piai ned In Ihis wuy lite 8 <>n tiiih-h!” \Yashin$ftoi) Star. F o r his horses nave a leap; O. H. Veatcli, Coin. Potatoes— Oregon, 60 to 75c. • me piece si rock Is rurrlcd awuy liefore A s he ran am m k tn the mud he stu <& K K Dennis, Cooter. I Ii«- IIj«itd a«»iiie I I i I i i m ** C lea r up to lit» a x U ’s d«»ep. lt ean Imput i nny consideratile pari of LIVI l MTOCK M.VItKKT. 1IA1) R O A D S D I D IT “ Yen; we've eleetetf Mr*. Mllyouo thè euergv II ri*»el\i*s to thè pici cu Cntllt Best steels $3.75 to 4.00; prcHldeiit o f the dub, thinking she A n d u w livelipan g a y went out cm day nitore lt. io»»s , 3.OO to 3.25; calves, $3.00 to would glvt* uh Momethlnic KinndROtne'*— F o r a Joj-ful, m e rry spin Time Table No. If W ith tho wreath or bright tits hea» t w a* $».73. v # ItuililiiM III«* l l i l l . To take effect April 2d, 1905. Lady Lamson Hive No. 42. Sheep $5 75 to 6 00 light llupt»> U«» Lu» ky and F atu i «»r H«*ai( "W ell, m I io gave iih this iKirtialt of A « ho left tho country Inti S a n i l i Tue*»lay W’ Bound H»‘t oft oil .« Joui it« > wit)» Only Try. Hogs— $5.75 to 6.00 Meets 2nd and fill Friday of each East Bound hwnelf.**- I*iiek. and only B u t he w «‘i\t not fa r w hen he felt a Jar w . o. w . M a rk e t Re p orts. 0. E. S. K EN N ED Y ’ S t A XA TIV T H O N tY -T A R • w K. of P. E a rS y R is e rs CATARRH w a if . 1. O O. F. M. W .o f A. IEW Y°»*K ; E ’ C B Royal Neighbors. K. O. T* M. L. O. T. M. Am! eai M *\*t rc.uly to do tils part W h ile ttie* tunny hours \\* nt im i rily try, Hut W hin th«* thulow 9 Writ Krowiim k>ng Am i tho 1 rtt’ki'tM ohlrp.nK tti«*tr evon^otiir r p ron«', lik.* .» hurrlet m. . p «uid strong A rook\ titllHi.ti' nigh Huid Happy U o l.iu k ) ’HuppuN»* wo watt. Am! so mo boil > pa**.*»liiK may k I\ o uü a rid.’ " “ W o st:.til btoak tmi it«-« K a If w i» «Hint» lilt* l*«»or F .«Int t*f 11.-.o t In a panto cried Kut O nly T ry with n i*-solute ♦»>•» I ••Tltor» Is pt. nty «.f tin. tld On1\ “ A n d tti.* moon t*« full bo^ut. ' . y, Only i'r>. wlttioui stu> W o n t ct«mt>**rinn up <»\*'» i • k am! rt»«>t i'ltl ti. H o o d t on » top. Iu a !»• .tutfful t l» aril x with Hi.w» 1 « a* I fruit iiut tho otto 1 tw o arc w aitii < h UII For nobody lives or ever will T h a t can 1 « * h the t»>p of tho small«*»! ht.i By slttlnif d ow n st the foot: « —Home So to* T w o Opinion*! W't’iin NVauu She asked me whith or 1 wit* driftin'. Must hev l.M.k me fer 11 snow Hake I ).>sIv I'eelei Mine Itkel.v she took v er fer 11 mild s o w Oat's h II|.|» h 1 Its tug Judge D if f e r e n t »»p e ll«. lawk.-i In winter automobiles seem to have dlspla.-.d old fasldoned sleigh lug. Hawker Not ut till. Automobtllsis simply go slaving Instead o f sleighing \ trlHHt Hen«* «Ml. "Will:.* wtiv did you eat all ihc frost Ing off tin* c»Ve?" 1 rt.sl the Irate cis.k ‘‘Be. .luse," said W illie honestly. " I didn’t Ilka the cake." Detroit Fr>e I’t ess. W h ic h started his troubles anti « .in s . TTe w as laid up HI. while the doctor’s M il C am e tn witli the on«» fo r repairs H A D R O A D S D I D IT In mi autom obile of wood and sir ■« I A m illionaire prim and neat Vs »u t out for a rl«1*» by tht r iv e r s shin In a style that w as hard t«» beat Hut, alas, he found that the hi «»ken groun d And the ruts and the holes so great D u d etnoohed a w h e«l «>f Id.** automobile. W h a t ho said w e cannot relate B A D R O A D S D I D IT HOI’S, worn., ETC. Hop*— Choice 10 to 11 Wool Valiev 26 to 27 c; East, ern Oregon 18 to 20c. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Digaat* what yo«i eat. S u b s c r i b e fo r th e l e a d e r mouth. Mrs. Mary Schmulz, L. C Mi-s Lets Sanford. K. K Rebbeccas Cottage Grove No. 24. Meetings 2nd and 4th Friday of each month. Ett* Baker, N. B. ilo « » « I V «1**1 U 1 > ( i.* >1 I,«« « ru » O f h op* that w ill rl»h t this n-r.-ng. XVh»n In every ste t« they w ill le g u in ;« K 1 tic B Veatcli. Secy. l’ In* N ew « ’oligli 8 y r u p - l b e Olic tlis ta c ts a- a mìld c ithurtlc oli (hi* . ivv * -1 s is K en n ed y'* I .axatlve H o ile y To help t h e *. ..> 1 road« ulong T h « m an w ith Ills wheel or avitom t.ll« limi T u r l l espels all etili! frolli (he WUI ne\er Hsuln f. t the bloep sv s t e m . cuts thè (»»degni otlt of llm And the farm, r «mil. a when travalto* tltlAM»!. sirengthens th e intlCII* im 111- Mi.». I. E. T h o m esos. or, T r!"»d that Is flt to um 1 '•»'**- «" ,h ' bronehlsl tuU s. and re- OOOO RvlAl’S w it.i. u o 1 r b* vi'« croup, "h o o p in g i»u g li, « li Rates per »Iny ....................... ♦l.'X) -H a iry Kll*vJ In ctn.Ui »tl Comm rcbU- t Ml dren I ve it. Sold by Benson Collage Grove H O T E L Trihuasv I'barmacy. Room and board, per week.......$4.50 0. & S. E R H CO 1 ami Daily Ex- No* Sol • ,’pt Sunday. No 2 No 4 sTÄTlOMa j M e» i a s i r . u i P.M 1 A.M i M 1 2 :•'*) 7 ;i0 ü » i tage (trove . . 671 11:10 16 ... 710 10:49 5:06 J B0 7:50 .2 .. v\ alden 2 56 7:56 • t'urrln......... 737 10:44 4:59 2:50:7*59 . (Jorro Oordo. .. 770 10:38 4.58 Baker ......... 807 10:33* 4:47 j 3:04 M:04 7 7 :M4 « 14 Î* :t , Paw uh Ml W:30 4:44 a«»l 10 3:17 8:17 » 5 lied K*>r a *4 39 3 : tOW : JU 10 6 .. (.ravel F it .. 901 10 20 4 36 Stewart___ 3.35 8 ::i. 11 3 914 10:01 4 20 3 38 8:40 12 star............ 917 9:48 4 1« ‘1:41'8:45 12 vS Kockv Point 1M6 9 4.^ 4:12 . 3:50 9 06 15 6 P.ed Bridge MW 9 36 4 06 3:56 9:15 16 »'» Wild W4HWI 104« 9 « 4 00 ' ..... 17 0 . H unt’ll loto Knd of Track Subject tocnanffe without notic Ail outward freight ft »■ warded only at the (oint risk of sbii>i»er and (Miisignee. f»tage leaves W i M wikm I after tbe arrival o tram <»n Monday« Wedni*«<!ay* ami Friday! tor H«*iiita at * *r-«‘ Keturniiif Tuea- h \ v Thur «ia>> «n i ^atunlav« Freight wui not >». re«*ei\«-tl at the O a g E. t I ample time to permit oi it l*eing billed . A* ii. W o o l ) , M an ager : ■j
