PUSH OREGON
TO THE FRONT
AN RASY W AY TO AD
VERTISE THE STATE
And
Tell Our
Eastern
Friends
A ll
About ths Superior Opportunities
We Possess.
C IR C U S
AT
P R O F E S S IO N A L
MARKET REPORT.
CARDS.
•sv.oco.«* I
PRODUCE.
?
(Prices quoted are wholesale.)
è
AiTABlON VEATCH
IVI
risone Ui lit- . Phone Main
J
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
and
LICENSED
tl
EMBALMER
Butter, country
25c t
D„ they tUT If they're nut ITX-
Parlors at Veatch & Lawson's.
4
200
Butter, cooking
VCT1.V rlirhl. let us make the." eo.
Butter, creamery, lb
W hen
fU » o « wo " t > °® * * -
35c
CURATEbT.
l a » '*
Butter fat
3oc
,.,«r v necessary seien tine apparsiti.'
20c
and
the
required
knowleüsu en
E ggs
abllng e* tu rurro,- l y u » . t i » « » *
Chickens
12 to 13c
our
own
eompkte
work.h
i.
I K. ÏO UNO
*3 .5 o J
Onions, cwt.
every facility even lo the grlmh.ig
! * «I •
of
«perlai
I,
ti
e
(
are
all
al
your
Apples, bushel, according to
ATTORNLY AT
T I LAW
.A W
£
dí-poVul here .. -..riiiK a eervto-
quality
$■•25
it, Alain Street, 9
not possible with others less fortu
W O M E N S W OES.
Office: Young Building,
W
il ’ Bkto.
nately equipped.
A g a ln -d o your
Chittem bark, old
5C
” < ca*
• liases F IT or nearly tit?
^
29 v. 9 V.
Mohair
V.
» :-■ » I V . » V . » V . - » ' * . » *
7c
Cottage Grove Wom en are F in d in g Hides, green
Salt hides, dry
8c
Relief at Last.
Potatoes
$2.00 J Q I C Fit AN C 1.UCII.K II.VKI)
BID d “ r WASH AT5 PP R H AHP
*
**
11 -vim*, i il— ut *
-- - ‘ r'-inrin
Cabbage, cw t
$3-5°
Turnips, cwt
$1.50
OPTICIAN and REFRACTIONIST
It does seem that women have Carrots, cwt
$1.50 $ Room 1-4 N ew Chrlsm anBk. Kiiecne Or.
IN D IG E S T IO N .
more than a fair share of the aches Parsnips, cwt
$2.00
N . j appetite, loss of strength, ner-
and pains that afflict humanity;
\-»V».l
Í
V»)-if.»iL-»
»
VOUsiies*.
headache,
.-.imiipali.ui, leid
H AY.'uR AIN , ETC
they must “ keep u p ,” must attend
breath, general debility, -o u r risings,
(Retail
prices
are
q
u
o
te
d
)
a n d catarrh of ihe
tomai li arc all
to duties in spite of constantly ach
• «.'*<• .•.■ .■ a V— .
due to indigestion, kudnl Hyspepslu
$ 1 .00
ing backs, or headaches, dizzy W heat, bushel
Cure
cures
indigestion.
This nciv dis
W. KIM K, M. I>.
spells, bearing down pains; they W heat and vetch, chopped
I
A
eovery represents the natural juices of
ton
$26.00 9
P H Y S IC IA N an d S L U G EON
must stoop over, when to stoop
digestion it* they exist Iu a healthy
50c
stomach, combined with the y.reate- I
means torture.
They must walk Oats, bushel
Onice ill McFarland Building
*
Over
Wynne's
Hardware
Sture
1
$21.00 -j onice Phone, 311 Hesidenco Phone, 120 í known tonte and reconstructiveprop
and bend and work with racking Bran, ton
erties.
Kodol Bvspcpsiu Cure does
pain* and many aches from kidney Clean wheat chop, ton
Í 33'eo
.»V .-* ■ ■ » 9 not nnlv euro indigestion and dy.
,»'*Ç.»V.»
Oats
and
vetch
chopped,
ton
$25.00
ills. Kidneys cause more suffering
pepsin, lint the famous remedy eures
$24.00 JÉV. » • V . » ' i * ■ » ' V » V . »'■■ » '■ V. » W r » V . » 4 all stomach t rouilles hy cleansing,
than any other organ of the body. Mixed, ton
purifying, sweetening and strengt hen-
$28.00
Keep the kidneys well and health Shorts, ton
*
J
O. V A N W IN K L E M. D.
?. ing tiie mucous membranes lining the
$2.20
is easily maintained.
Read of a Flour, valley, cwt
stomach.
$2.60 ‘9
remedy for kidneys only that helps F lour (hard wheat, cwt
Kodol Dyspepsia Cnre after meals is
P H Y S IC IA N A S V R C E O N
and cures the kidneys and is en Rolled barley, per 751b sack $1.10 t
not only thoroughly relia lile digest-
, 9
ónices over liankol l ottageC.rove
(A
Rolled barley, standard, sack $1.00
dorsed by people you know.
Special attentimi given to Diseases
A ant, lint it contains great tunic and
us
well.
of the Eye end Ear.
^ reconstructive properties
ifl2.00 "X
Mrs. B. S. C. Oliver, of 012 Ma Hay, baled, ton
enables
the
ï
Rhone. Main ■*:>.
Residence, Main 81. ^ This famous remedy
I.IVR STOCK MARKET.
ple street. Pendleton, Ore., says:
stomach and digestive organ s to thor
:» * (.» ' , » V . » ' ' » V .» - » •.»•«.-»'fc,.»-> oughly digest. assimilate and contri
“ It is now nearly two years since I Cows
bute to the tissue-all of tlio nourish
have had any occasion to use Doan’s Sheep
4C
ment tluit is contained in *uch food ns
Kidney Pills. Prior to that time I Veal, dressed
6 to 7c
may be eaten.
had my share of kidney trouble, Hogs dressed
Kodol Dyspepsia l ure clears the
7 'A c
and if there is anything that causes
way and makes sure the journey from
sickness to health and weakness to
more misery than a disordered con
strength. If file stomach is d isor
R E A D E R S
dition of the kidneys, accompanied
Lodge Directory.
dered Kodol will eure It.
with backache, tired and listless
K o d o l Dyspepsia Cure lavs the fism-
feeling and restlessness, I have yet.
8UNHT MAGAZINE
,lotion for health, and tile upbuilding
beautifully illu<rated, good itories ^ 1 CQ
of strength by cleansing, ptirifiying
to experience it.
Doan’ s Kidney R . K B K K A H S -Cottage lirovc, Xu.
24, M eetings 1st. 3rd. and 5th. Fri
and articles about California ^
and sweetenin ' the claie! und mem
Pills, which I procured at a drug
and all the far West
• year
day of every month,|
branes of t lie c‘
i, and liy sup
store, brought me entire freedom
K t t a B akf . ii , N. tl.
plying natural juices necessary to
TOWN
AND
COUNTRY
JOURNAL
from the pain«, aches and lameness, I v a t i f B. V k a t c h , See.
perfect indigestion, assimilation and
a monthly publication devoted ¿ A CA
nutrition. Kodol digest
wluit you
regulated the action of the kidneys
to the î farming interet*«
inter«** of the ^
eat, prevents colic,cholera, diarrhoea,
and restortd ambition to me so that R O Y A L N E I G H B O R S — Meet 2nd
West
• year
flux, dysentery and summer com
I could get around and attend to
and 4th Wednesday o f each month.
plaints generally, and it tee will eure
ROAD OF A THOUSAND WONOERf
M rs M a r y B a r r i l O b a p i . k .
my duties without discomfort. I
indigestion and
chronic dyspepsia
a book of 75 pages, containing
M r s . C. W . W a t . l a c k , Rec.
do now and always will recommend
permanently.
Kodol is good alike
120 colored photographs ?' $0.75
for young and old. Your druggist
picturesque spots in Califonun
Doan’s Kidney Pills to those suffer
sells it.
ing from kidney ailment in any W . O . W . — Bohemia Camp, No. 26U,
“ d0l,8on- To.d . . . $ 2.75
Meets every Friday evening.
form .” For sale by all dealers
L . W . B aker , Consul Coni.
Price 50 cts- Foster-Milburn Co. C h a s . V a n D r n iu t h i , Clerk.
A ll fo r ............................. $ 1.50
ECZKMA and PII.L CURE
Buffalo, N. Y ., sole agents for the
Cut out this advertisement
r p r e Knowing what II was In
United States. Kemember the name
and send with $1.50 to
K O . T . M. -C ascad e Cam p No. 260
' l , t L suffer, I will give FREE OF
— Doans— and take no o there. 3eo
Meets every Thursday night.
CHARGE, to any afflicted a positive
SU N SET M AGAZINE
O. H . V k a t c h , Com.
cure for Eczema, Salt Rheum, Erysip
It. K .H e n n is , Cooter,
elas, Piles and Skin Diseases. In
JAMES FLOOD BLDG . SAN FRANCISCO
Butter fat is 84 cents in Corvallis,
stant relief. Don’t suffer longer.
and men with a tew dairy cows are K. of P . — Juventus L o d ge No, 4s,
Write F. W. Wl L U AMS, 4uu Manhat
tan Avenue, N. \. Enclose stamp.
Meets every Wednesday night.
in luck.
A
t
the
C
h
u
r
c
h
e
s
s . R. fiprii c . e.
Mtmsell Optical Co.
On April 2!>th last the Oregonian
published a special industrial edi
tion devoted exclusively to the ex
ploitalion of Oregon. It probably
contained more special and miscel
laneous information about Oregon
than any one publication that has
ever been issued. It is peculiarly
useful and valuable to the home-
seeker, because it gives the latest
and most reliable information about
so many different subjects that the
bomeseeker is naturally interested
in. Almost every department of in
dustry is specialized, and both de
scriptive and statistical information
of a highly valunble character is
given extensively and in entertain
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 '.he good thiegs of
this favored state, can aid in a
splendid work now without cost
and very little effort. If you think
your fri' nds would be interested in
knowing more about Oregon and
might eventually becomo a valuable
citizen, send bis 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 the several subjects treated, care
fully indexed, will be mailed to him
promptly. In this manner you may
i p the means not only of doiug your
friend a good turn, but of helping
to stim late the growth and pros
perity of Oregon.
Don’ t forget that commencing
September 1st and continuing daily
for two months, tickets will bo on
sale at almost every railroad station
in the East to nil points in Oregon
and the Northwest at what has come
to ho popularly known as ‘ 'colonist
rates.” These rates are the cheap
est general long distance rntes ever
established and enable one to reach
Oregon from any part ol the United
States at hut a trille more than one
cent a mile. They are the greatest
incentive to colonization and pro
gressive home building of any
known agency, and if the restless,
dissatisfied resident ot the East is
made to know before-hand the nd-
vnntagt» he can enjoy here, the
problem is solved, and the star of
empire will continue to move stead
ily westward
Now is the time to spread the
gospel of Oregon, so that it may be
heard and heeded by the time the
rate goes into effect. Send one
name or two, or n dozen, and you
will be exerting a worthy influence
toword the upbuilding of our state.
Sem i tliem to your nearest Southern
Pacific agent or to Wm. McMurray,
General Passenger Agent. Portland.
Oregon.
R IN G L IN G S .
Kecks from France, with the^ w o n
derful dog which w a lk s on its hind
feet aro u n d the ring, balancing n
man on its head; the wonderful five
Bediuis w ho ju m p simultaneously to
the back of oue horse; the H allo way
family of London, the greatest hlgb-
wire artists on ea rth ; the .Ionian
fam ily o f aerlnllats, the greatest In
the w orld; the Kauffmuu fam ily of
unicycle riders; the great Belfords,
the Clark Brothers of Kug'and, the
Borsenls of Naples, Marguerite and
Hanley o f Berlin, the Noetzel family
of Dresden and 300 more of the picked
talent o f the w o rld .
EUGENE.
MAGAZINE
C h a s . V a n D k . n B k r u , K .o f It.
THE NEW ANO ENLAR8E0 EDITION OF
WEBSTER’S INTERNATIONAL
DICTIONARY
Excels In Vocabulary. 1 1 is t he most use
fu l in size and contents, judiciously se
lected to exclude corruptions o f good
usage, and to avoid unintelligible tech
nicalities.
Excels in Arrangement. Each word be-
giu su paragraph In its correct alphabet
ical place and is readily caught by the eye.
Excels in Etymologies. These are com
plete and scientific, and embody the best
results o f philology. They are not scrimp
ed or crowded Into obscure places.
Excels in Pronunciation which is indi
cated by respelling with the dlocrltically
m arked letters used In the schoolbooks,
the sounds o f which are taught iu the pub
lic schools.
Excels in Delinitions. They are clear,
terse, vet. complete, ami are given In the
order In which the word has acquired its
shades o f meaning. Many o f the defini
tions are illustrated.
Excels in its Appendix which is a packed
Storehouse o f useful knowledge.
Excels as a W orking Dictionary. N o
&
S.
Methodist Episcopal Church, Rev.
I. O . O . F .— Cottage G rove, No. 68,
.1. !.. Beatty. Pastor.
Preaching
Meet every S atu rday night.
services
at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p.
flRO. Ci IM lie , N. G.
ni.
Sunday School, lo
a. in.,
A. B r e w e r , S e e .
Epworth la-ague, 6:30 p. in.. Prayer
meeting Thursday evening at 7:30.
M. W . o f A . — Meetings 1st and 3rd A ll are cordially invited to lie present
Tuesday in each month,
A. 8. P o w e l l , Consul.
C. W . W a l l a c e . See.
GRAND
PR IZE
27 flSST STREET PORTURO. liRECCI!
T , W . J e n k in s Sec.
A . F , & A . M .— C ottage U nivo. No.
51. Meetings 1st and 3rd Weilnes
d a y of each month.
O l iv e r V e a t c h , W . M.
1). F,. W h o l e Y, Sec.
TH E
Wri te u.i for rales and other particulars.
O regon A iito -O espatch C o .
1 W 0. W .— St. Valentine Clrclo 121,
The International has 2360 quar
to pages* 5000 illustrations, 25,000
new words, revised Gazetteer o f the
World, and a revised Biographical
Dictionary, etc. It received
much useful in-
j-—
Christian Science services held
Allison’s Barber shop every
M. B A . — Modern
Brotherhood of
America. Meet the 2d and 4tli Tues Sunday morning nt ii o’clock and
day o f each m onth at 1 ,0 .0 .F. H all. Wednesday evening ai. 8 o’clock.
formutiont or is so indisnensublo in the
home, st udy, school, or orni c.
bo
ARE YOU G O I N G E :A S T ?
We ran save you money on
freighting household goods.
over
Christian Church, Rev. D. E.
Olson Pastor. Services at 11 in
the morning and 7.30 in the even
ing. Y. I’ . S. C. E. meeting at
F o r e s t e r s o f A m e r i c a — M e e t every G:3o p. m. Sunday school at lo
M o n day evening.
o’clock,
Intermediate
Endeavor
C. C. “ im iA N . I '. B.
Society at 2:30 and Choir practice
R en S A N ron n , F .S.
every Saturday evening at 7 30.
othi»r I kv >& embodies
HOMESICK!
Meets 1st and 3rd Tuesday in each
m onth in W . O, W . H all.
F l o r a J. M i l l e r , C l e r k .
Fir-.t Presbyterian Church, pastor
Rev. R G VV’ iiite. Morning service,
11, evening 8, Y. P. S. C. K. 7 p’
ni. All strang« rs and sojournpr.s
Post No 34, welcome.
G . A . R .— Appoinatax
( H ig h e s t A w a r d ) a t th e W o r ld ’ s
On Friday, A u g u st 30th the |>eople
Meets a t l p. in., nn Hie 2d and 4th
Fair, St. Louis.
o f this vicinity will have nn oppor
I
S atu rd ay of each month.
tunity o f attending Jlinglinu B roth
]) ■ I). L. \ymilis, I*. C.
F
R
E
E
“
A
Test
in
Pronunciation,"
in-
ers'circu s at Eugene and it is prob
st rillt I ve him ] entertmnln*
i G . W . R e v n o i . iis , Adj.
able that ninny will g o from here, ns
for the whole family. Also
lllustrnt.sl pamphlet.
this splendid organization is far I let
ter than ever liciorc, licing made up
L O . T . M .— Lady Lnmson Hive. No
G. & C M 7RR IAM CO.,
almost entirely of European perform-
42. Meets 2d and 4th Friday of
PUBLISHERS,
ers new to America.
each month.
S p r in o f ie l d . M a s s .
Tile equipment o f the circus is all
M u s M a r y S c i h . m t z , L . C ,
brand new, and over a million dollars
M i s s L e t a S a n f o r d , R. K ,
was spent In adding novel features.
The greatest parade ever presented
O E . S .—C ottage O ro v e Chapter No
will lake place in the forenoon, [a T I M H E R L A N I ) A C T J U N K 3. |s7s—
4. Meetings held on 2d and 4th Fri-
it will lie i,ai4 men. women mul chil-
N O T IC E F O R P U B L IC A T IO N
dav of each month.
ren. u.vs horses, nine herds of ele
XIns. R o s e n b e r g , W. M.
United
S
lates
Land
Office
phants and three miles of hand-carved
T . C. W h e e l e r , W. T.
Roseliurg, Oregon. Ju ly s. h k i 7.
gulden chariots, floats and dens, and
Notice Is hereby given that in com M r *. M a p p e W h e e le r , Sec.
gorgeous spectacular Attractions.
Space w ill permit of only brief pliance with the provisions of the net
mention of the ninny Kuriqienii nov of Congress of June 3, 1878. entitled W R C — Appom attox W . R. C. No.
An net for the sale »»i lindier lauds
12. .Meets at 1 p. 111 . on the 2d and
elties, presented In a lent twice as
4th Saturday of eacli month
b ig a s that of any other eircus. The in the states of California, Oregon,
N
ev
ad
a
and
W
ash
in
gton
T
e
rrito
ry
,”
M a r y D u k f . y , P r e s .
Kiccoliono horses w ear boots, coats
and trousers. One sits in n chair and us extended to all the Public Land E. J e n n i e W o o d s , Sec.
reads a pa|ier; when the clock strikes States by act of A ugu st 4 1892
C H A R L E S R. L A W R E N C E
ten lie lights a candle, goes to Ids
of D ouglas,
lied, removes Ids clothes, even to his of Comstock, county
it r"
<liity to mt(kt> toiirself
*> --------Ifffdi
ponderous boots, blows the candle State of Oregon, has this d a y tiled in
tlT** as posalblf*
If y«iu h«Te;
out mid retires. L in t w inter people this ottlce his s w o r n statem ent No.
l
i
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A
!
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l
l
I
I wrinkled,
m" ddy* n n .lfh tlj
8230,
for
the
purchase
of
the
W
>
r,
NKV,
went all over Europe to Purls to see
eonipjoxlon. learn how to acquire a perfect
S!i of N W , o f Section No. 8 in
the act.
..V »’y^hni-mleas. guaranteed methods.
I
w ill send jo u a free pamphlet. In a plain
An agent o f the show, secured Tow nship No. 21, R an ge No. 4 W est
envelope
firin g a II particulars.
If you
through the efforts of on American and will offer proof to sh o w that the
diplom at, permfcslon from the Shalt land sought is more valuable for its
g ^ D * * * * HUDJOJT ?OT*^M s /lJ iV *bldj!’.
of 1 ersin to bring to fids country the timber o r stone than for agricultural
purposes,
and
to
establish
Ills
claim
wonderful Mirze Golem troupe, favor-
ites of the Persian monarch's court to said land before the Register and
performers. I l l s the first time they! Receiver a t Rosebnrg, O regon, on
have been permitted to leave Persia Saturday, the fith day of October, 1907.
Ho names as witnesses:
No one ever saw the act except rovni
Roy u rig g s of Com-toek, Oregon; |
Visitors at the Shall * palace. Other
Euro|H>nn performers are i.„i«v H od- J. A . G riggs of Com stock, Oregon;
a l^ ., O o l l A stiate. N o r m a l a n d C o m m e r e la l
--------- 1. E d u c a t io n i n a l i B r a n c h e s , in e ln d in « r im e -
giu l. of Italy, the only w o m an w h o 1 M. C. Stew art o f Comstock. Oregon;
K y i e n c ^ m a th e m a tic a , e tc ., a ll
,,n t h e
---------------------- ------- ------ greatest suceen».-. f< r our
can turn a somersault on a horse4 the R. J. Delaney o f Comstock. Oregon.
g re a te st m en an d w om en. W e h e lp bo \s w h o ca n n o t
Any nml all persons claim ing ad
Mnrnello M arnitrs, who while turning
n s p e c ia l d orm itori«»* f o r g ir l a , n n d o r r a r e o f m a-
t G
r o _ n . W J R
? R I T I T E K T
_ t)I
T O > D
A A
\ Y f _
o fo
r p r a j* r a t ic
r t u ic la
n r la * r a n a d n d c a c ta
a t lo a g lo . g
som ersaults and hand springs from I versely the a hove-descrlbed lands are
request-si to file their claim s in this
«IB A N Y CQlLEflE ALIANY. OREGON
shoulder to shoulder, p iav .in s . ,
oftt
e
on
or
liefors
said
5th
day
of
bells; the P atty B io tac rs ot in n *
October, Itm7.
w h o hop up and- d o w n stnlrs ami
B e n ja m in 1,. E n u r,
s k ip the rope on their heads; tlie He
S u b s c r ib e f o r th e L e a d e r .
Register.
ALBANY
^
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^
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General B la c k s m ¡ t h in g
3" ■ H
33 ^
ftr a frn u n fit t f
80 BERTINE
lies,
.liv e s a w a y a C o ld ia the
R e s t o r e s t h e R e u se s o f T;,ste
|
I y t o uh
— h • L o n t a n i* no in ju r ia
\ p p llo d in t o t h e n o strils and
B a rg e S iz e
5 0 c e n ts a D r u ™ , ,
s a il ; T r i a l R iz o , 10 cents by n:>1l
í t
._Contuins 11(1 i lliti»l.._- i’
ELY BKOTHfRS. 56 Warren St.
Time Tahle.
In effect Sunday, Nov. 25 lj
h o u n ii
n o r t h
No
No
No
No
iti
p.j
18 Cottage Grove Local i i
12
, i j
14 New Fast Train
Ci;
■ O fT H
BOUND
Li
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No 13 N ew Fast Train
4,,
No 1 1
2.35
No I7 Cottage Grove Loc»19 .j
0 . & S.
II. «.
Time
Table No. 4
To tak** »»ffect N ovcim I m t 1 M
East
Round
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and Sal only
' i
I and 2 Daily Ex-
jp i Sumlay.
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3:00 8: II! 8.0, , Dorenn .
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ti.un mi Mondays, Weilm**-Inys and N T
for Bonita and Orseco. Lciurning o«l
cay: . Tlmrvdaysand Saturdays.
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K. It. Depot after b p. m. To insurefu.
in? on next train freight must bedeliw
anipl • Mine to permit ol it being bllted.]
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Beautifully lorn fed m Portland,1
offers uoRurcassed facilities for
ture and education of younij women,
opportunities in Music. Art. I .Dviaffes
ature. W e ll equipped Physir;
ml Cileni
oratories. Herbarium and M
al Cabinet }
largest and oldest Ladies’ bci
ary in the h
Northwest, it enjoys a nation
liutatioak
parting the best physical, mental and monli
ing anti developing true womanhood
socially and educationally for the most
station. Confers A'
xl Collegiate ft
iwilhCOOfOB
by State Authority. Interference
with
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of non Catholics is «c rm
1 M ided SaM
Is ideally located, arm 1 in si : :r:ß semita
tages. hocial opportun; ties s !. as are n i l
in no other city on Ihe l cast i - sidings 1 m m
i and vrQtüfl
commodious, well lightc d. be:
supplied i j
dormitories and privait root
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modern conveniences, The
.. hu . ihe (kail
and progressive witbou
and traditions of av * an
sreduired.V
modest. Satisfactory refer
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announcement booklet, i
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year. Address
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sent free, oldest agency forsecannfp
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show
window
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lighted w ith electric lights
Room and board, por weak........$ 4 „-,n
tunny a snle “ the night before-
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Do you road Tito Leader, if not makes it easy for your ilispl^
— why not ?
examined, and shows your IP®
the best advantage.
F.lectric light is the W
only illuniinnnt.
When may our in»®
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about it?
THOMPSON HOTEL
Commercial Stables
A ll kinds o f First Class
Kigs, at reasonable priees
Large Feed Barn in connection
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T h i s B o m e d y is a Specttk
S u r o to G ivo Satiofactita
GIVES RELIEF AT 0k( r
Horseshoeing ,i specialty.
Wagon and carriage re-
in.r a u work guaranteed
11 ave your liorscateel ln»x-
ainiiu'dand repaired. Shot
at rear of llemenwav «
Burkholtler’s sb re
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Sallowness Transformed
to Dusky Beauty
A dark skin becomes fascinating
when delicately soft, underspread
with the radiant glow which indi
cates a healthy, active skin. Robcrt-
me keeps the skin refined in quality
keeps pores free from clogging waste
and stimulates the tiny capillaries to
contribute the color which charms in
blonde and brunette alike. Robert-
ine is certain protection against tan
sunburn and freckles if applied be-
lor* exposure to sun or wind
oprcad.s like an imperceptible
ot gauze over skin surface,forming«
l shield stimulating and preserving a
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|dei»';ite, lustrous beauty.
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TILLAR & POWELL
COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON
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Wanted.
Gentleman or lady
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reference, to travel hy t »“ 01
a rig, for a firm ol $J5 °
capital. Salary $ t .OTa.oo
and expenses; salary P3'1 u
and fxpenses advanced.
with stamp, Jos. A. AS
Cottage, Grovo, Ore.
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