Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 10, 1907)
PUSH OREGON TO THE FRONT A N E A S Y W A Y TO A D V E R T IS E T H E S T A T E And Tell Our Eastern Friends All About ths Superior Opportunities We Possess. On April 20tb last the Oregonian published a special industrial edi tion devoted exclusively to the e x ploitation o f Oregon. It probably contained more special and miscel laneous ioformatian about Oregon than any one publication that has ever b e e n issu e d . It is peculiarly useful and v a lu a b le to the home- seeker, b e ca u se it gives the latest and most reliable information about so many different subjects that the bomeseeker is naturally interested in. A lm o s t every department of in dustry is s p e c ia liz e d , and both de- acripti c and statistical information of a h ig h ly v a lu ab le character is giveu e x te n s iv e ly a n d in entertain ing form, ing form. Residents of Oregon who know its advantages as compared with the congested and depleted East, and who still have friends back there whom they would like to see here enjoying the good things of this favored state, can aid in a splendid work now without cost and very little effort. If you think your friends would be interested in knowing more about Oregon and might eventually become a valuable citizen, send his name and address to the general passenger agent of the Oregon Railway & Navigation Company or .Southern Pacific at Portland, and a copy of this special edition, with a complete summary of tin several subjects treated, care fully indexed, will be mailed to him promptly. In this manner you may no the means not only of doing your friend a good turn, but o f helping to stimulate the growth and pros perity of Oregon. Don’ t forget that commencing September 1st uud continuing daily for two months, tickets will bo on sale at almost every railroad station in the East to all points in Oregon nnd the Northwest at what has come to be popularly known as ‘ ‘colonist rates.” These rates are the cheap est general long distance rates ever established and enable one to reach Oregon from any part ot the United Statos at but a tritle more than one cent a mile. They are the greatest incentive (o colonization and pro gressive home building o f any known agency, and if the restless, dissatisfied resident ot the East is made io know before-hand the ad- vantagtR lie can enjoy here, the problem is solved, and the star of empire will continue to move stead ily westward Now is tho time to spread the gospel o f Oregon, so that it may be heard and heeded by the time the rate goes i m o effect. Send one name or two, or a dozen and you will be exerting a worthy intlueuoe toword the upbuilding of our state Send them to your nearest Southern Pncific agent or to \Vm. McMurray, General Passenger Agent. Portland, Oregon. Jimmy Britt, the pugilist “ Na tive Son” of California, is now oil the way to he the champion light weight fighter of the world, by winning the tweutv-round contest with Rattling Nelson at San Fran cisco, last week. Ha will now be matched wiMi Gans, and if bo de feats hirn can wear the laurels of the clinmp/on. W O M EN S WOES. MARKET REPORT. Cottage Grove Women are Finding Relief at Last (Prices quoted are w h o le sa le .) It doc.» seem that women have more than a fair share o f the aches and paius that afflict humanity; they must “ keep u p ,” must attend to duties in spite of constantly acb ing backs, or headaches, dizzy spells, bearing down pains; they must stoop over, when to stoop means torture. They must walk and bend and work with racking pains and many aches from kidney ills. Kidneys cause more suffering than any other organ of the body. Keep the kidneys well and health is easily maintained. Read of a remedy for kidneys only that helps and cures the kidneys and is en dorsed by people you know. Mrs. If. S. C. Oliver, of 012 Ma ple street. Pendleton, Ore., says: “ It is now nearly two years since I have had any occasion to use Doan’s Kidney Pills. Prior to that time I had my share of kidney trouble, and if there is anything that causes more misery than a disordered con dition of the kidneys, accompanied with backache, tired and listless feeling and restlessness, I have yet. to experience it. Doan’ s Kidney Pills, which I procured at a drug tore, brought me entire freedom from the pains, aches and lameness, regulated the action of the kidneys and restored ambition to me so that I could get around and attend to my duties without discomfort. I do now and always will recommend Doan’s Kidney Pills to those suffer ing from kidney ailment in any form.” For sale by all dealers. Price 50 ets- Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo, N. Y., sole agents for the United States. Remember the name — Doans— and take no others. 3eo *** - D I ' .v<*tir duty to muko y o u rse lf ¡‘ s iiftrat fivi* us possible. I f you have B l ’A L S B M U i l L w “ rin udd^ *allow- kled, u n sig h tly com p lexion , learn how to acq u ire a p erfect skin b y harm less, guaranteed m ethods. I w ill send you a fr e e pam phlet, la a plain envelope, g iv in g ***» all particu lars. I u f yod Mle yuovuu u i, you w rlto today. F i r # -------- ----------- --- — “ M A DA M E # HU.--------- 2m W ashington n St.. fr .r t l.n d , O r.g o a , PBODUOR. P R O F E S S IO N A L 5 $ M w % CARDS A R IO N VE A TC H rim u e oc lies. P h o n e Main 41c FUNERAL DIRECTOR and EMBALMER LICENSED 25c Rutter, country l'a r lo r s s t V c a ll'll A L a w son 's. 20c Butter, cooking ( Butter, creamery, lb 35c 30c Butter fat 200 Eggs de* «i» .* . « Chickens 12 tO 13C !» E. Y O U N G Onions, cwt. $ 3 -5° J Apples, bushel, according to ATTORNEY AT LA W $1.25 J quality O fllce: Y ou n g B uild ing, M ain Street, W e st S id e. Chittem bark, o ld 5c J 20 y. Mohair Hides, green 7c 8c Salt hides, dry Potatoes $2.00 » Cabbage, cwt D H ‘ F li A NO L U C IL E I l U i l ) $ 3-50 Turnips, cwt $ 1 .5 0 Î OPTICIAN and REFRACTIONIST Carrots, cwt $ 1.5 0 9 R o o m l- l N ew uhrlsm anB U . H ugene, Or. Parsnips, cwt $ 2.00 -, ■. a iv -a i«» V .» HAY, ,ORA I N i ETC E l y s C ream T h in R o m o d y IsaSpi S u r e t o C iv o Satis G IV E S m l m e m b r a n e . It cun,J f i n ; a w a y n C o l d in tW L ,. t o r e s t h e S e n s e s o f Ta-tc ry to n s" C o n t a in s im l if o IN D IG E S T IO N . N o appetite, lo s o f siren Vouaness, headache, c m s iip a lio n , laid breath, general d e b ility, oa r risings, (Retail prices are quoted) and catarrh ot the sloniaeli are all $ 1.00 d u e lo indigestion. h " d " l Dyspepsia Wheat, bushel W . K I M K , M. I). Cure cures indigo t ion. I his new dis Wheat and vetch, chopped covery represents the natural jalees of ton $ 2(1.00 f PH YSICIAN . » I S I K O K O N digestion ns they exist In u healthy 50 C Oats, bushel U llice in M c F a rla n d B u ild in g stom ach, com bined with the gicn tc, I O v e r W y n n e ’ s H a rd w a re S tore ,▼ $ 2 1.0 0 Bran, ton known Ionic am i recount m otive p rop O ftlce P h o n e , K e sid e u e o P lu m e, 126 ertics. Kodol 1>> pepsin Cure does Clean wheat chop, ton $ 3 3 ° ° n o t only cure Indigestion and d y s Oats and vetch chopped, ton $25.00 pepsia,'lint the famous remedy cures Mixed, ton $24.00 f: V.-»! V. • r t nil stom ach t rouble- by clemm ing, Shorts, ton $28.00 ■W purifying, sw eetening and stre n g th e n J O. V A N W IN K L E M . I> Flour, valley, cwt $2.20 4 ing the m ucous m em branes lining the i* stomach. Flour (hard wheat, cwt $2.60 PH Y SIC IAN & SURGEON K o d o l Dyspepsia Cure after m ea ls is 4 Rolled barley, per 751b sack $ 1 .1 0 not only thoroughly reliable d ig e s t- O fflce s ’o v e r B ank o f C o tta g e G rov e Rolled barley, standard, sack $ 1.0 0 S p e c ia l a tte n tio n g iv e n to D iseases nut, but it contains great tonic and o f th e E y e e n d E a r. Hay, baled, ton $ 12.0 0 reconstructive pnqierties as w ell. J P hone. M a in s;;. R e s id e n c e , M a in ft This fu m o m remedy enables the ■ « LIVK STOCK M ARKET. stomach and digestive org a n s to thor o u g h ly digest, assim ilate and contri Cows 3 % bute to the tissues nil of the nourish Sheep 40 ment th a t is contained in such food ns Veal, dressed 6 to 7 c m ay Vie eaten. Hogs dressed 7^c K od ol Dyspepsia Cure clears the way and makes sure the journey fro m sickness to health anil w eakness to strength. If the sto m a c h is d is o r dered l.n d o l will mire it. K odol Dyspepsia Cure lays the foun s u n k t m a g a zin e d ation for health, and the upbuilding beautifully illuUrated, good »tone* ¿ 1 CQ R . E B E K A H S — t'o ttu g e d r o v e , N o. of strength by cleansing, p urlllying and articles about California ^ ' 24, M e e tin g s 1st. 3rd . and 5 th . F ri and sw eetening ■■■'•unis an d m em and all the far West. a year d a y o f e v e r y m on th ,! branes of the . .eh, and h.v sup E t t a B akki », N. G . p lyin g natural juices necessary to TOWN AND COUNTRY JOURNAL K a t ie B . V batch , See. perfect Indigestion, assim ilation and a monthly publication devoted CQ nutrition. K odol digests what you to the farming intererti of the eat, prevents colie, cholera, diarrhoea. West a year R O Y A L N E I G H B O R S — Meet 2nd Ilux, dysentery and sum mer e o m - an d 4th W e d n e sd a y o f each m o n th . ROAD OF A THOUSAND WONDERS lilaints generally, and its use will cure M rs M a r y B a k e r . O r a c l e . a book of 75 pages, containing indigestion and chronic dyspepsia M r s . ( ’. W . W a l l a c e , Rec. 120 colored photographs of $ 0 . 7 5 p erm anently. K odol is good alike picturesque sp o t, w California for young and o ld . Your d iu g g is t and Oregon. W O . W . — B o h e m ia C a m p , N o . 2110, sells it. TotJ . . . $2.75 M eets e v e ry F r id a y e v e n in g . L , W . B a k e r , C o n su l C o m . $ 1 .5 0 A ll f o r . C i i a s . V a h D e m u i u i , Clerk. I A. Lodge \ o p l i c d i n t o tins n o str ils i L a rgo S iz e , 5 0 i r n t a u t P i s i l ; T r i a l S i z e , 1 0 l ea trb yu ii : • I V H R O T H t R S . 5 0 W anenSt .1 Time Table. In effect Sunday, Xov. north No No No No No No No Nu O . T . M . C a sca d e C a m p N o. .’(ÌO M eets every T h u r s d a y night. O . H . V e a t c h , Ceni. R . K . H e n n i s , C onter. SUNSET K . o f P — J n v e n tn s Lodge N o. 4 \ M e e ts e very W e d n e s d a y nigh t. S . K . P i p e r C . C. C i ia s . V a n D e n B e r o , K .o f R . & S. W E BSTER’S I. O . O . F . — C o tta g e G r o v e , No. (18, M eet e v e r y S a tu r d a y n ig h t. INTERNATIONAL DICTIONARY A Library in One Book B e sid e s a n a c c u ra te , p r a c t i c a l, a n d s c h o la r ly v o c a b u la r y o f E n g li s h , e n la r g e d w it h 2 5 ,0 0 0 N E W W O R D S , t h e I n t e r n a t i o n a l c o n t a in s a H i s t o r y o f t h e E n g lis h L an gu age, G u id e to P r o n u n c ia t io n , D i c t i o n a r y o f F ic t io n , N o w G a z e t t e e r o f th o W o r l d , N e w Bioi ic a l D i c t i o n a r y .V o e a b u l a r y o f S c r ip tu r e N a m e s , G r e e k a n d L a t in N a m e s , a n d E n g lis h C h r is t ia n N a m e s , F o r e ig n Q u o t a t io n s , A b b r e v i a t i o n s , M e t r ic S y s t e m , E t c . e o . C o m e r , N. G. M . W . o f A . — M e e tin g s 1st and :ird T u e s d a y In each m o n th , A . S . P o w e l l , C o n su l. C . W . W a l l a c e . .Sec. A t tlie C h u r c h e s M e th o d ist E p isco p a l C hurch, liev. J. L . B e a t t y . P a s to r . Preaching servieos a t 11 n. m. nnd 7:20 p. in. Sunday S c h o o l, 10 a. in., E p w o rth I-eague, 0:20 p . in .. P ra yer m eeting T h u r s d a y even in g a t 7:20. All a r e c o r d ia lly in vited to he p resent E ast ARE YOU GOING E A S T ? W e ca n s a v e y o u m o n e y o n «»freigh tin g household goods. W rite us fur rates and ollw r particulars. 9 ORTGON flurn-DFSPATGH Co. 27 HHST STRUT FURTI4RB. URtOUR Christian Science services held shop every o'clock and 8 o ’clock. . W .O . W S t. V a le n tin e C ircle 121. M e e ts 1st a n d .‘)rd T u e s d a y in eacli m o n th in W . O , W . H a ll. eat of our abridgment*. Regular n»»«l Thin i'aper Kditlons. 1110 Pages 1100 Illustrations. Writofor “Pirtionnrv Wrinkle*”— Fro«. M ERRI AM CO., Springfield, M ass. G ET TH K BEST. * * A L 3 A N Y Atwlor.i . -, Collegiate, Normal and Commercial * courses l .«1 neat ion in »11 Drum-ha«. including class* leu, science, mathematics, etc., all baned on the foundation thnt has won greatest successes for our greatest men and women. We help boys who cannot pay; spe«iul dormitorle* for girls, under care of ma tron W HITK TODAY for particulars and catalog. M . r:aNY OOLLEOE, ALBANY. OREGON Christian Church, R ov. D. E. Olson Pastor. Services at 11 in F l o r a J. M ill e r , Clerk. the morning and 7.30 in the even- ing. y . p . s. c . e . meeting at F o r e s to r 9 o f A m e r ic a M eet every fi:3o p. ni. Sunday school ohool at lo M o n d a y e v e n in g . o'clock, Intermediate Endeavor C. C . C o f f m a n , ('. R . Society at 2:30 ami Choir practice R en S a n f o i ii i , F .8 . every Saturday evening at 7.30. A . F . & A . M .— C o tta g e G r o v e , N o. 51. M eetings 1st an d Jr.I W ed n es d a y o f each m o n th . O l iv e r V e a t c h , W . M . 1). E . W o o l,B Y , S ee. G . A . R . — A p p om atn x P ost N o 34, M eets a t 1 p. in ., o n the 2d and 4th S a tu r d a y of enoh m o n th . D u I). L . W o o d s , I’ . C. G . W . R e t s o i . hh , A d j. till M iss L e t a S a n f o r d , It, K , O T I M I t K K L A N D A C T J U N K 2 .1 8 7 8 — N O T I C E F O R P U B L IC A T I O N U n ited S ta le s L a n d Office R osehitrg, O re g o n , J u ly s . 190*. N otice Is hereby g iv e n th a t in c o m pliance with th e p ro v isio n s o f the net of C o n g re ss o f J u n e 3 , 1878. e n title d “ A n n et fo r th e sa le o f tim b e r la n d s in th e s t a le s o f C a liforn ia , O rego n , N e v a d a and W a s h in g to n T e r r i t o r y ," as extended to all th e P ub lic L and S t a t e s by act o f A u g u s t 4 , 1S!)2, C H A R L E S R. L A W R E N C E o f C o m sto c k , c o u n ty of D o u g in s , State o f O regon, has this d a y tiled in tills ofliee Ids s w o r n s ta te m e n t N o . 8220, for the p urchase o f the W U NEW S ', of N W , o f S e c tio n N o. N, in T ow n sh ip N o . 21, R a n g e N o . 4 W e s t nnd will offer p ro of to s h o w that th e land so u g h t is m ore v a lu ab le for its tin d e r o r sto n e th a n for agricultural pu rposes, a n d t o e sta b lish Ids c la im to said land before the R egistor nnd R eceiver a t K o s e b n rg , O r e g o n , on S a tu rd ay , the f>th d a y of O c to b e r, 1!*I7. l i e n am es a s w itn e sse s: The commissioner o f the general land office has decided that in the State of Oregon women may make application to file on government lands any ti mo after reaching the I ®°7 Griggs of Comstock, Oregon; age of 18 years. I’/ ; Grifi«* of Comstock, Oregon; M. C. Stewart or Comstock, Oregon; H. J. Delaney o f Comstock, Oregon. A n y and a ll persons c la im in g a d The administration building of versely the n hove-desertlied la n d s are the Alaska-Yukon-Pscific Exposi requested to file their c la im s in this tion is now under construction and office o n o r b efore said 5 th day of O ctob er, 1907. will be completed by the middle of B enjamin !.. Ennv, August. Register. E , S . — C o tta g e G r o v e C h a p te r N o 4 . M eetings held o n 2d an d 4th F r i d a y of e a c h m o n th . M r s . R osE N iitaio, W . M. T . C . W iie e e e r W . P. M rs . M a c d e W h e e l e r , See. W . R . C . — A p p o m a t t o x W , It. C . N o. 12, M e e ts a t 1 p. in. o n the 2d and 4 th S a tu rd a y o f eacli m o n th . M .vuv in. k e y , f r e e . E , J e n n ie W o o d s , See. H % A t i your Druerf,t TO P A Y /*r a frrt 1 ¡mf/t tf W hile engaged in a friendly wrestling with George French last Friday on the farm of Fred lilliot, five miles west o f Albany, Russel McHargtte, a youth o f 17 years, was suddenly thrown, falling in such & manner thot his neck was broken. Ho died an hour later from the effects of his injuries. Oregon and California have each appropriated $100,000 tor tho Alas- kan Yukon-Pacific Exposition with the assurance that additional sums will be authorized at their next leg islatures. Subscribe for the Leader. 32: E ~ SH A. B. WOOD. I §T/>\ÂRy<5 ÂCAD n«*autifully lora cd in Portili oilers unsurpa«! d facilities (ori turc and eduvaiion o l y opp ortunities in M usic. A n ! . . .. oratories, l i i tbarium and Mineral C largest and old est L a d ie s ’ Seminary a | N orthw est, it e n jo y s a nation»! repat Partin« the best ph ysica l, mental and in « and -invr true w ¡nanhooi] socially and e d u ca tion a lly for the i station. C onfers A c a d e m ic and Co by State A uthority. Intcriercncewithaj o f non-Catholii s is*, r . . .... Is ideally located . a m lc d H tages. Social o p p ortu n ities «nrhasai in no other city on the C oast Buiidtat com m od iou s, well ligh ted, hi nted and ml dorm itories am i private room ! m odern co n v e n ie n t; ■- ¡1 I sjj and projjrrss:ve w ithout sa.. n,: ing tfcedj and traditions o f a« m odest. Satisfactory announcem ent b o o k le t 11« aid ami taitii year. A ddress S is te r ‘ up. i i h.’ Man«^ ■ «1 I .] dfe H erb ert Eakln e r e s i l i n 1 T. C. Wheeler T rade I Dcs**J CoFTWWfa CAPITAL 2 5, 00 0 ^ -■ 4S2_ Sallowness Transformed to Dusky Beauty A dark skin becomes fascinating when delicately sod, tmdenpread with the radiant glow which indi cate;: u healthy, active skin. Robcrt- ine keeps the skin refined in quality, keeps pores free from clogging waste and stimulates the tiny capillariesio contribute the color which charms in blonde and brunettealike. Robert- ê § inc is certain protection against tan sunburn and freckles if applied hc- â fore g exposure to sun or wind. 4(f) Spreads likean imperceptible sheen ; kin surface, ft P-1 «*IH stimulating ar.J fag a delicate, lustrous beauty. HTATION 1 Kletji 1 lOttMM Gr<iT$ . . i c H r* WAldeu 710 g (. C erro fiorilo I so;,a :t:tH) s : 1 r 8 cl Doren n . Ml U ii .l S .v »0 12 .......... S ta r ........ 917 « .; 2i 8:10 1.1 5 W ic k s 'MÍ « ¡l:;:. ¡9:05 IS y R e d B r id g e . .Ili» « 3:3 «p il5 Hi Ci ..W ild w o o d . m i 3: u i . 20 o I »¡«Sion .. N il S u b je c t t o ctiniiKO without A ll o u t w a r d f r e i g h t forwavtfet J oin t ' isk o l s»} in n e r a m i consignee. Htage le a v e s W i ld w o o d after the ir a in on M o n d a y s , WcduustUy« u fo r B o n ita a m t O r s e e o . Keturning c a y s , T h u r s d a y s a n d Saturday?, i K roight w ill n o t b o receivedatUM Oj i: K. I»« !■■ ! -• ff* 'r • p. us. T o in?u i n g o n u o x t tra in fr e ig h t imiftth a m p l i m e t o p e r m it o l it being bilk 1 1 60 Yf EXPE E ashler ñ r 5 a m i l raeclty » j a m i Hat only 1 l a m i 2 Daily Ex- 1 a PORTL Ar U) , OREGON. Horspshocm «;, ,t sp o cia lty . M a 1;.m a n d c a r n a l e re- uv . .MI w ork gu a ra n teed r ia v e y o u r liorscn tcot h «*v anuned and rep a ired . 8 h op at. rifar o f llcim M iw av « B u rk h old er’ s s t e r o :• Fir.-.t Presbyterinn Church, Pastor Rev. R. G White. Morning service, U , evening 8 , Y. P. S. C. E. 7 p, m. All strangers and sojourners welcome. A L . O . T . M .— Lady L a m s o n H iv e , No 42. M eets 2d an d 4 th F r id a y o f each m o n th . M rs M a r v S c iiiw it z , L. C. General Blacksiïi ith in a B on art PM 1 A.M 2::*) ¡7:30! 2:40 7 :f»0 HOMESICK! ^ 13 New Fast Train 11 1 7 Cottage Grove Lord T im e T a b le N o,l F R F F Know ing w lint it was I«.* 1 n t l - suffer, I will give FU FF OF CH ARfiF, to any alllicto«l n positive cure for Kcxenm, Suit Khcmn, Fry -ip- elas, Piles an<l Skin Disoases. In stant relief. Don’ t suffer longer Write F. W. W IL LIA M S, 400 Mannat tan Avenue, N. Y. Enclose stninp. M . B . A . — M odern B ro th e rh o o d o f o v e r Allison’s Barber A m e rica. M eet the 2d an d 4th T u e s Sunday morning nt n d ay o f each m o n t h at I .O .O .F . H a ll. Wednesday evening at T , W J e n k in s See. iSHHO I 'u g e t . B O O !» I lliiM t n a t io n s . SHOULD YOU NOT OWN SUCH A BOOK ? W KHSTKK'U C o I.LKGIAT b ' I>I< TIONABY. Lu l g" G. & C. G A . B r e w e r , S ee. M A G A ZIN E JAMES FLOOD BLDG., SAN FRANCISCO I 5 T o ta k e offoct N <»vomher 1U ECZEMA and PILE CURE K HOUND II. & S. I H. a-o nc. Cut out this advertisement and «end with $ 1.50 to couth t(> 18 Cottage (ìrove L ocr I 12 iij 14 New Fast Train S O t'T II M A G A Z IN E READERS D irectoiy. RELIEF AT I it , lc n n s o H , B o o t h e s , lien ls,, A n y on e sen d in g n «k etch nnd d nutckljr jiscerfitin o n e opinion f~ invention is p rob a b ly patentHb'’ t ion* st rictly con fld en tla l. HANI Bent. free. (»Meat a e e n cy f o r « “ Patents taken th rou g h Mt_ t eprcUil n otice, w ith o u t c harge, in the Scientific flimr A han dsom ely Uluatrated weekly }p eolation uf any scie n tific Journal, y e a r; fo u r m on th s, f t . Sold by all n A Kunrral bank! b u sin ess trans,a MUNN Office. & C0.3F,B,oad,,*’'l Branch C O IT A L E O R E »¡26 V Ht,. VVai*“ ~ G RO V E o o N 209. Keep bright and you'll b* lutsy. Right is the magnet tb*1 M iïh . I. E. TnoMpsoN. trade. Kaie A show window p! r,'!ay ...................... !. .$ 1.00 lighted with electric light 3 Room and board, por w e e k .. .. $4.7>0 many a Hale “ tho niy^lit before- I t a 1 1 i a c t-s » 11 e n • *1 Do you read The L ead er, if n o t, makes it easy for yourdispbi — wby not ? examined, and shows your the best advantage. F.lectric light is the he«* only illuminant. When may our in»* s* about it? THOMPSON HOTEL Commercial Stables W ii . llm m ette V a m . zy Co. A ll kinds o f First Class Rigs, at reasonable prices Large Feed Barn in connection TULLAR & POWELL COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON Wanted. Gentleman or lady reference, to travel by rail0^ a r'K, for a firm oi $ 2 ^°“ capital. Salary $i,072.oop« and expenses; salary paid and «xpenses advanced. A** with stamp, Jos. A. Cotlage, Grove, Ore. 1 he Leader leads— dev *1®^
