Lodge Directory.
PEOPLE OF THE DAY
S T O R Y
W IT H
A
M O R A L .
T w o l i r a . I I...I D id n 't H u u n VS h en In
I .e l W e l l E n u u ith A lo n e .
Relief at Last
T r a ill
lu
Commercial Stables
S e w ,\ i u b « i « m l u r t o I ruu ci*.
K L B K K A H S Cottage «¡ro ve, No.
_'l Meetings 1st 3rd and Mil. F ri
Henry White, American ambassador
day of every month.
at Home, vvbo is to be soon transferred
K t t a B VkF.lt, N. O.
from tbat post to Paris, was for many
K atik B. V b a t c h , Sec.
years secretary of tbe t'nlteil States
embassy at Loudou. lie was appoint
R O Y A L N K K j I I H O R S -M eet ” n.l
ed to his present post last year.
and 4th Wednesday o f each m onth
It is said that Mr. White's relations
M B 8 M a i : \ B a K B B < »1: M 'l.K .
with the yulrlnal have uot been entire .Mas. ( ’. W. W a m . ai e , Kec.
ly happy. This was occasioned, so the I ----------------------------------------------------------------
story goes, by the refusal o f Ambas W O . W . — Bohemia t'am p, No. “ tin
Meets every F rid a y evening.
sador and Mrs. White to receive as
L . \V. B a ker , Consul Com .
C han . V a n D e n h c no. Clerk.
Tw o Men* were »IttiUK ou u lion who
wns wnmleiliiH about the streets when
one of them said: "Brother, what a ile
graded, half starved lot Is ours. Hero
we have chosen to uulte ourselves to a
common street cur, who wanders from
alley to alley. We see uotlllliK but
the most dismal sights. We hear no
elevating conversation or delightful
s m a ll talk.
Surely there ought to tie
something better lu store for us than
this.”
“ You are right,” said the second Ilea,
“ lawk, my brother! Here Is a car
riage approaching. It Is evidently some
highborn lady lieut on a charitable en
terprlse. In her lap sits such n beau
tiftil little terrier.
f.et us therefore
make an effort to better ourselves.”
"Splendid!” said the tlrst Mea. ” We
will live amid the most luxurious sur
roundings. We will feed on the fat of
lhi‘ land. We will sleep at night In a
clean boil.”
And so lu a few bold but successful
Jumps ns the carriage stopped they
both lauded simultaneously on the back
of the terrier. In a short time they
were driven to their new home.
So delighted were they with their
new life that the two fleas could
scarcely contain themselves for Joy.
Ifermicri
• f J . l puHfiv
Their manifestations, however, were
•OS t m .
so unusual that the terrier fruutlcally
HENHY WHITE.
scratched himself, which attracted the
attention of tils mistress, who Imme- guests several Indies o f the Itullun
dlatel.v sent for a physician, who at aristocracy who were in favor at the
once ivc Hie dog such n radical treat Itoninn court. Because of these differ
ment that the two fleas were slowly ences. it Is alleged, the relations be
drowned lu u horrible fluid that came tween the king and queen and Mr.
like a flood and surprised them before ! anil Mrs. White were restricted to the
they were able to get away.
barest formalities.
“ A la s , brother!" said the first flea as
Mr. White, who is a native of Balti-
he gave a dying gasp, "Why could we i more, is fifty years old nail has been
not have been satisfied with our hum connected with the diplomatic service
ble lot ?”
since 1SN3. He lias a largo fortune,
Moral. Some folks never kuovv when • Inherited from an uncle.
to lot well enough alone. I.lfe.
Mrs. White was a Miss Butherfurd of
| New York and is a sister-in-law of Mrs.
% M U u ii<l«‘ rwtun<liiiM-
W. K. Vanderbilt.
At the breakfast table In one of tbe
mining towns the landlady gave Mr.
l r r l g u t l n g S e d im e n t * .
Muggins a severe look anil suld:
Irrigating sediments may be bene
"Mr. Muggins. I understand that you ficial or harmful to crops according to
have been circulating Injurious reports their composition anil physical charac
ter and their disposition In or upon
about my house."
the soil. Whether beneficial or harm
"IIow , madam'/”
“ I understand tbat you said you had ful in composition. If they accumulate
used better butter than I linve here to upon the surface of the soli In the
form of silt blankets more or less ini
grease wagons with.”
“ I did s a y so. mnilam. but not to In pervious to water and air their influ
jure your house. I have used better ence, by limiting the supply of these
butter, madam, to grease wagons, but essential substances to plant roots. Is
I wouldn't do It ngutn. I’il sell It to notably harmful. Iu eertaiu localities
where these irrigating sediments are
you." I'lilladelphla I.edger.
very plastic In character and excessive
In amount the damage, particularly to
o f K lI in liiH t lo n .
"What became of the four act play alfalfa nud other crops which canuot
you were writing lust summer?” they receive constant and thorough cultiva
tlon. Is of an Increasingly serious char
asked her at the high tea.
"I took It to a playwright,” she re acter.
Cultivation, where practicable, as
plied, "who kept It four months, then
gave It I lack to me, saying it was uo deep anil thorough ns possible Is the
earthly good as a four net play, but best available means of hniiilfttig these
Beneficial sediments
would make a very strong one net our- accumulations.
are thus Incorporated with the soli and
tuln raiser.
“ I made a one act play of it anil took their fertilizing properties made avail
It to a malinger. I suppose he will able to plant roots, while sediments of
give It back to me In another four [ barren character are dispersed to the
months nud tell me to cut It out alto depth of cultivation through the soil.
When, however, sediments of undesir
gether.” New York Press.
able character predominate, cultivation
In O n r H rttlil.
can only modify and not remedy re
"She Inis grown to be n very beauti sulting conditions. R. H. Forties, Ari
ful girl,” said .Ilgley. "Her hnlr Is pos zona Experiment Station.
itively golden."
"Indeed! That’s odd,” said Kidder.
"1 knew her when she tvus a little
WOMEN'S WOES.
girl.”
“ Well?”
"Well, it was merely plnlted then.” —
Cottage Grove Women are Finding
Philadelphia Press.
V H ille r
c r
A ll kinds o f First Class
Ri&s, at reasonable prices
Large Feed Barn in connection
:
K
O. T. M. -Cascade Camp No.-2Bo
Meets every Thursday night.
O. H. V k a t c h , Coni.
It. K .B e n m s , C ooler.
cottagi ; g r o v e .
\ EUGENE
5
I, O . T . M .—Lady Latnson H ive, No
42. Meets 2d and 4th Friday of
each month.
M rs M a r y Scili m t z , L. C,
M iss L e t a S a n f o r d , it, K,
P R O F E S S IO N A L
ennie
Y
A t tlic C h u rch es
Methodist ICpiscopal Church, Itev.
J. !,. B eatty, PaHtor,
Preaching
services a t 11 a. in. and 7:30 p.
in.
Sunday School,
10 a. ill.,
Kpworth League, (t:.10 p. m.. P ra yer
meeting Thursday evening a t 7:30.
All are cordially invited to be present
Christian Science services held
over Allison’ s Barber shop every
Sunday morning at. 1 1 o ’clock and
Wedr.esdny evening ui H o ’ clock.
Christian Church, Rev. D, E.
Olson Pastor. Services at 11 in
the morning and 7.30 in the even
ing. Y. P. S. C. K- meeting at
fi: 3 o p. ni. Sunday school at lo
o’ clock,
Intermediate
Endeavor
Society at 2:30 and Choir pra- lice
very Saturday evening at 7 :3c.
H im .
Time Table.
In
Parlors at V pi U p I i
a
LICENSED
no rth
Y
N<> 15
1 . aG a m
13 New I’ .iHt Train
-I.30 a m
No 11
2 .155 p m
! No 1 7 * ’ rttage Grove Local ‘d.50 p m
no
im
< I). <t S, K. K. K. CO.
Tim e Table No. I
0 tal ;»1 of feet Novem ber 1 1906.
’ re not LIX
ik e them so
ill .you, vve fit you A C
Y.
L o n g experience,
sa ry sc ien tific apparatus
and the required k n ow led g e e n
a b lin g us to c o rr e e ily uso the - im*
our ow n com p lete w orkshop, \vi:
e v ery fa c ility e i • n to tin priii-liM.
o f special len-ses—ajfe a ll at yotn
disposal here, assnrin;
servii»"
not possible w ith other.; I«:- ; fortu
r n te ly equipped.
A ga in do
♦
¡Í
♦
onice: Young Building. Main Street,
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b lJ c lL K H A R D
[RACHAT ELP
^
OPTICIAN and REFRACTIONIST
4
Room 1-1 New ChrlsinaiiBk. Kniren-' Or.
c
■ ’
s.iD )
KU
Onr T ry .
“ Why have you and Charlie ceased
to be friends ?”
"H e tried to kiss uie "
"Pslm w! H e 's too nice a fellow to
throw over for a little thing like that.”
"H e tried once and then nult.” Chi
cago ItiH’ord Herald.
Dima p im i it te il.
have had any occasion to use Doan's
Kidney Pills. Prior to that time I
| more misery than a disordered con-
"The ivasou you don’t svmpathlM i dition of the kidneys, accompanied
tired and listless
with me G that you have never been with backache
disappointed lu love yourself.”
1 feeling and restlessness, I have yet
” 1 havt'n’t. oh? That’s all you know. ! to experience it.
Doan’s Kidney
Why. I once advertised for a w ife with Pills, which 1 procured at a drug
11 million dollar*, and 1 never got a sin
gle renly.” I’hlladclphla Press.
H I « .1 i i «I m
*'!s Kllggm>* nn ci»U*ure?’*
“ No. Ih» I» ou*» of tlio»«» people who
Judge of f«M>d !>y the way It sound« In iny duties without
the in«'uu iusiiMul of by the w i| It do uow and always
finîtes ‘ \N ,’isliingtoi» stnr
III
In
t h r ••T»»w«*l».**
discomfort. I
will recommend
I eight. v\ill not be received at the o . .y H. K.
I K. K. Depot a fter * p in. T o insure forward*
no on in \t train fn dght must he d elivered in
n»npi • me to permit ol it being »en«-*
b illed .
INDIGI.STIOX
No appetite, lossof sfrenili h. ner-
vousness, lieail,’ielle, cnil-'.iipal i. .ji. I ad
ì cadeh
hreath, generai dehility, olir rising .
and cntarrh of thè atumncli un-
eautifuily Incale I m Portland. Oregon,
♦
Y VV. KIMK, M. I>.
» due to inillgi'Stion. Kmli.l Dyspepsia
unsurpn.'Se«
litios for tlìg cul*
Cure enres ilidlgestion. This new .li - ture and öfters
educ-afiou of yen
i
P H Y S I C I A N anil S L K O K O N
.Special
eoverv represents thè naturai juicesof opportunili» in Music. Art I • men.
c os and Liter*
onici» in McFarland Hiiililing
dige stion as they exls.t in a he.iltli.v ature Well etiuipped Pin
li
hemical
Lab*
%
O ver Wynne’s Hardware store
^
1 The
g Office Phone, ; ì 4 ì Residence D ione, 126 rf; I atomacli, combineil witli thè - re a ti- t
known fonie nini remnstructive prop
n the Pa< IAc
f v . V.
V. +>' V. r v ,
#iv.-
n for lm
erties. Kodul Dispepsia Cure iloes
I .1 train-
not only cure indlgestioii and il.Vf
■ true wom anhood. Kquipa
pt’psln, luit tbe furthuiN reinedy cilie ini n: il ■'
t ex i.tod
idi stornarli troiibles l.y cleansing,
I U'cleRtate Degrees
Herbert Kaki li
jiurlfying. sweelennur andslrengt In-n
. i<'tiona
P r e s id e n t
ing thè mneoiiH membnine ; linlng thè
ded. Academy
T. C. Wheeler
stomneh.
.ldvan-
Cashi er
.ii table
Kuilol Dvsp» p ia Cure allei un nls is
irge
and
not onlv tln n a ne: lil.v relinldt digrst-
-= v
■ ! : i-ated and ventilated;
unt, bnt it eontnliis great fini, and commodit
l
r on supplied $$iih all
CAPITAL
rei’onstruetlve pinperti - a . well. durmit< 1
’ n is lit eral
'l'Ids fam otn rei....I.v etuthlcs thè and 1 >r' . res ivc v. ■ it - . : mg the character
2 5 , 0 0 0 stornar
li nini digest i ve organa to t lior- and tradit! ¡.s !
■ T
' . . ment. T er m s
red Write for
ouglily digest, nssiinilate alni contri
■ rnii mrrment
• 1 I> . 1 and tuition $180 per
hnte
to
the
tisane
all
vi'
thè
noiiiisb-
A general hanking
' : c 1
1 . 1 m Mary's Academy
inent flint iscontained in uelifooil n- year Add;
business transact
ed :: :: :: :: ::
P O R T L A N D . OR I C O N , U. S. A.
inny he e,iteli.
Kodul Hvapepsin l'un el< nrs thè
O RG AN IZE D
; wav nini inakes suri» I he journey frulli
C O I T A L E GROVE
| slckiicss to liealtli and vvenknes.--, to
60
YEARS’
1 9 0 0
O R H Q O N
strengtli. If tbe tomneii. i» disor-
E X P E R IE N C E
ilered Kodul « ili i ure il..
•Í
£
.
THOMPSON HOTBL
$ 1.25
5 c
20 !
7C
3 c
55.0 0
$ 1 .5 0
S g 50
$ 2.00
HIV, GRAIN, ETC
(R eta il prices are quoted)
MAGAZINE
READERS
ECZEMA and PILE CURE
SUNHT MAQAIINE
beautifully illu*ralrd, good iforiet
and article« about California
and all the iu West.
d» 1
^
a y ru
TOWN AND COUNTRY JOURNAL
a monthly publication devoted
to th« farming inter erti of the
Writ.
5Q
• year
ROAD OF A THRUSAND WOHOCRi
a book of 75 page*, containing
12 0 colored • * w * »
J
$ 0 7 5
pteturaaque spots m California _________
and Orcgoo.
+ -i n ~
T rade M arks
D e s ig n s
C o p y r i g h t s S lc .
Anvono «•ending a sketch and description m aj
quickly isierf'ii'i our opinion free whet her an
invention is prohatdv patentable. Cnmniunica*
ti’ iiisutrictlyc mtldenti.il. HANDBOOK on P a ten t!
sent. free, oldest agency f«»rserurtng'patents.
I'.dents taken throUKh Munn A. Co. receive
Sptcial notice, without charge, in tho
Scientific American.
A handsomely 11 In strafed weekly
Largest elr-
' u >n t any seientl'le |nunml. Term s, $3 a
nibs, f l . Hold by all newsdealers.
MUNN & Co.3r,B,oa,,wa»’New York
Brunch Office. > % k h i .. VVashiugion. 1>. «J,
CDCL
Kliowillg wll.-il il 1 - I u |
1
rr« :■ 1 -A .11 jive F ! I K O F I
CHARGF, to any alllleted n pusitive
209
cure fur F.czeinn. Snlt Ubeimi, I rvsip-
elns. IMIes and Sl;in lbseases |o-
Kee|> bright and you'll be kept
1 stant relief.
Don’f uffer Iunger busy.
WriteF. \V. WTI.I.I Wls InoM .ninit-
Light is the magnet that draws
tan A venne, N. Y. F.nelose stninp.
trade.
A
show
window
brilliantly
lighted with electric lights mnkes
many a sale “ the night before.”
It a t t i a c t s a t t e n t i o n ,
ARE YOU G O iriG E A S T ?
W e ran save ynn monty < n makes it < nsy for your display to be
frciphting; household
"-1 . vimined, and shows vour goods to
^
Wrif 11 ® f.i
Msa»
ORIOON AUTfl-DESPUTCH te. the best advantage.
27 flSST STRICI PCufUllD ORItiliK
Electric light is the best and
only illuminapt.
Whvn may our man see you
about it?
VV n.i.niMM TF V allf . y E lectric
HOMESIDK!
Wheat, bushel
HOC
Total • • •
Wheat and vetch, chopped
All for.................$1.50
ton
$ 26 . 0 «'
Oats, bushel
5 OC
C u t out this advertisement
Bran, ton
$2 I.OO
and send with $ 1.50 lo
Clean wheat chop, ton
Í2S.OO
Oats and vetch chopped, ton $23.00
SUNSET MAGAZINE
Mixed, ton
$.’ 4.00
JAMES FLOOD BLDG . SAN FRANCISCO
f .’ 8.00
Shorts, ton
$2.00
Flour, valley, cwt
Wanted.
$2.00
Flour (hard wheat, cwt
Rolled barley, per 751 b sack #i-55
Gentleman or lady with goon
Rolled barley, standard, sack $ I . OO reference to travel by rail or with a
Hay, baled, ton
♦ 1 3.00 rig for a firm of #230,000.00 rapi-
LIVK STOCK M. v RKKT.
In 1 . Salary $1,0 72 .0 0 per year and r
expenses,
salaty paid weekly nnd
Cows
a jí
with
JC expenses anvanced. Addri
Sheep
Cot
6 to 7C
Veal, dressed
tage
Grove.
Oregon.
Hogs dressed
7 *«
Wanted.
i n i
i
•.. .
Gentleman or lady with good
reference, lo travel hy rail
rail 01
or wit
ueneral DlacKsmithmg t e rn r,un >. $ 250 , 000 .»
the
Leader's
ad ver-
ti ot,
— why not ?
iinr*esh«cini .1 . -|'M
i 1 taffy.
i.ity
W air
W
agon and carri.i:*e re-
Ing. All work puar.iiiiterd
Hive >«*ur horsesE .
an mettami repaired
at rear of Item* nw
Burkholder*«« St« r«*
capital.
J . ET
B
^
Salary $ t , 0 7 2 .oo per yea
r t . paid
. . , . 1 ...
I.«,
and expenses; «alary
weekly
and t xpenscs advanced. Address,
with stami'. Jos. A Alexander'
Coti age, Grove, Ore.
T-t-j
7 . C
For sale by all dealers
Chnn h To 1 e mK-ee^Aful a l»»*giiif form.”
Price 50 ets
Foster-Milburn Co.,
»houl i l * like a p«»pulnr pinntat
f*,»t
i I »»*♦' I!»* «I»ouM liar« • Buffalo, N. Y , sole agents for the
Patronize
United States. Remember the name
oleasiof.' touch Yotiker* Ht«te»nian
— Doan* and take no others. 3 eot 1 Users.
stai,e leaves \Vil«l\voo<i after tbe arrival
j train on Mondavs, VYedne^dnyfi and Kridaya
I mi Uonita amt i>r*een Returning on 'l ties*
i a\ , Ihur dnysand Saturdays.
K odol I lyspi-psia C u i. layS thè foun-
diltloli fui' beali li. alni llie upboililing
orstrength hy eleniising. im riliying
and sweetening Un-glninl nini mem-
hrnnes of thè Ktumneli, nini by slip-,
pl.Vitlg naturili jllle. ; Iiei-e snry t<> i
|**»rf»s’t iinllgeslion. a imilntiun .uni
iiuti'ition. K oil'.l .ligi 1 u hai you j
1 5 c Room anil hoard, per week........ $ 4.50 eat, prevents culle, rholeivi, flinrrliuea. ;
2 5 c
I II 11 x , dyseiiti-i v nini
iiiuiner ro lli-I
lilaints gcnerally , nini il use « ili cure
!OC.
ilidlgestion nini i-broni. d.\-pep ia 1
' 7/-’ c
permiinentl.v.
Kodul is gu.nl nllke
to 13c
for yonng and uld. Your drnggisl I
# 4 .5 o
sella it.
c
0
Butter, cooking
! ing hacks, or headaches, di/zy Butter, creamery, lb
spells, hearing down pains; they I Hiitter" fat
must stoop over, when to stoop j j»
means torture.
They must walk i (jhickens
I I
and lien I and work with racking 1 0l)ions cwt
pains and many aches from kidney Apples, bushel, according to
ills. Kidneys cause more suffering
quality
than any other organ of the body. Chittem hark, old
Keep the kidneys well and health Mohair
j is easily maintained.
Read of a Hides, green
| remedy for kidneys only that helps Salt hides, dry
! and cures the kidneys and is en Potatoes
dorsed hv people you know.
Cabbage, cwt
Mrs. R. S. C Oliver, of 1512 Ma Turnips, cwt
ple street. Pendleton, Ore., sa y s ; Carrots, cwt
Parsnips, cwt
iu i i i’iie day
W. Bm ud
and Sat only
1 and .! Daily Ex-
Nn i
,*pt Sunday.
No 2—No
h TUTI o N h
I’ M 1 A M 1 M i
1 Kiev 1 A.M. 1 P.M*
2 ; UD7 :;>ti i■ LoUnge (»rovi*
*»71 12:00 5.15
■«5:40.
710 it :2-7 4:*8
Wslden
i : 41) 7-.»“ <•.,
Cerro fio rd o
807 11 :i(> 4:50
r.oo •S:l 1 8 •
Dorena . . .
841 1 1 : ü 8 4:44
-tu r....... ... 017 10:40 4:37
1 3:18; 8:40 12
Wieks .
3:26! 8 ' tt i;{ r, .
946 10:38, i:23
; l : l >' l ì ' i.» m . iie<l Bringe
. 1020 10:28 4:20
< 1 • 16 C . VS ildwood
1U40 10:16 4:17
3;.r O' ' 1.7 JO 0
Divston ..
10 C 0 10:001 1 :«KJ
. • el in etianvi vUtiout notice.
’ i!
vi rd fie lg lu forw aroed only at the
| joint » isk oi 'upper mid consignee.
A. B WOOD. Manager.
"Bragg declares that his cook Is one
of the best In the country."
It does seem that women have
“ Hull." snorted Subbubs, "that's uot
saying much! Whenever a really good more tlinn a fair share of the aches
I'RODIJCK.
M r s . I. E. T h o m p s o n .
cook gels Into tbe country she chnsea land pains that afflict humanity;
(Prices quoted are wholesale.)
back to the city the tlrst chance she I they must “ keep u p ,” must attend
Rates per dny ............................. $1.00
Butter,
country
•5C
gets.” t'atliolie Standard and Tillies
| to duties in spite of constantly nch-
MARKET REPORT.
bound
!; ' • ~m7 ~ " ~ 'r'*
- i p
*
ATTO RNKY AT L A W
J ) l!
hound
I:j3 a m
s o i l 'l l
4
Lawson’s.
Sunday, Nov. 25 12 a m
No 1 G
vf . atoh
1
Co Res. i'iione Main 41*1
M a r io n Piume
FUNERAL DIRECTOR and
EMBALMER
e ffe c t
No IS I dluge G ro w Local 5 .to a m
N o 12
1 i ._’ o a m
No 14 New Fast Train
G:I,i p m
-
J E. YOUNG
$
R. J
1!. F. Si-aiefe. M I)
I. 1!. Hurtle,.M I).
ile... 0 . 1 !. indiar. M 11
I. K. Mi-Onu il, M. D
CARDS
West Side.
T
E , S,—C ottage G ro v e Chapter No
f-
4. Meetings held on 2d and 4th Fri- V v . r •.w - v . V . V . r v . « v , - » i v w - f
dftv of each month.
M rs . R osen m u ri, VV. M.
w
w w -« . ■ w . :
,-*'A 4
T . <!. VVlIF.FI.EH. W . P.
M a r y H ickf . y , Pres.
W oods , Sec.
I)
I'. .1. Hartl.y M. D
Regular course of lectures by the faculty tun) pr.-n-l i. ul t.aiii
ing iu the hospital. The medical and surgical l.iflu i li e Ims
pital constitutes the faculty.
F or rates or i n f o r m a t i o n , id
dress
VV. K F Y K E N D A L L , M l>, S u p t
F o r e s te r s o f A m e r ic a —M eet every
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day of each month.
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