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PEO PLE OF TH E DAY T h e Case 01 I lu u k e r SteualMiiri. Paul O. Stensland, president of Ilia wrecked Chicago state bunk, who waa recently arrested at Tangier, Morocco, found no asylum lu that country de- ■plte the lack of an extradition treaty. His case Is similar to that o f Bill Tweed, one time head o f Tammany Hall, New York. When Boss Tweed was brought back from Spain no ex tradition treaty existed, but an American war ship t o u c h e d th e re , and Tweed, who had been harassed, agreed to go home on It. The closing of the Milwaukee Avenue S t a t e bank on Aug. U last was follow ed by a panic among the 22,- 000 depositors. The bank was a Stensland fami ly affair, aud its PAUL O. KTENKLAND. patrons w ere small business men and poor working people. Upon tbe closing of tbe Institution the authorities discovered that Steus- luud had tied. Cashier tiering, arrest ed In Chicago after lie had disappear ed for three days, placed the blame on Stenslund. On Aug. 10 prank Kowal ski, paying teller, committed suicide by shooting because he could not en dure the suspicions cast upon him by bis friends. Several ruined depositors were driven to commit suicide. Memoranda left by Stensland show ed. It is alleged, that he took $1,033,- 000 from the bank, of which half was cash stolen within a month of the bank's collapse. President Stensland is a Norwegian, lie went to Chicago in 1S71. H e for merly conduct is 1 a private bank. In 1 X 01 be organized the state bank which was looted. Stensland was a World’s fair director and u leader among the foreign element of Chicago. T r ln iu p li o f lln v ld .iin . CAROS (Prices quoted are retail.) Hotter, country Butter, cooking Butter, creamery, lb i r„. “ im e r ,al j Lggs Mrs. B. S. C. Oliver, of G12 Ma ple street. Pendleton, Ore., says: “ It is now nearly two years since T have had any occasion to use D oan’s Kidney Pills. Prior to that time I had my share of kidney trouble, and if there is anything that cans' s 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 store, brought me entire freedom from the pains, aches and lament- «, regulated the action of the kidneys and restored ntnliition to m< so that I could get around and att- nd to my duties without, discomfort. 1 do now nnd always will recommend Doan’s Kidney pills to those suffer ing from kidney ailment in nny form.” For snle by all dealers Price 50 cts. Foster-Mili um < '«>. Buffalo, N. Y'., sole agents for ihe United States. Remember the name — Doans - and take no others. 3eo Governor James O. Hnvldson of Wis consin. who lias been named by the T IM K K ltL A N D AC T JI NK 1 . Is7s— Republican party to succeed himself. N O T IC E TOP. P I'H M C A T IO N Is the first gubernatorial candidate to United States le-ind Otflcc be nominated under the new primary ltoseliurg, Oregon. July v pi"7. law of the state. Incidentally he trium Notice is hereby given that ill rtnii- phed over Senator I-a Toilette, whose pllance with the provisions of the net candidate. Speaker I.enroot, was badly of Congress of June ", ls?s. entitled b e a t P t i. “ An net fo r the sale of timber lumls Possibly the most striking feature of in the states of California. Or -'on. the whole campaign In ttio fnct that the N evada and Washington T e rr ito r y ,'' defeat of the junior senator was In as extended to all I lie Public Land States by act of August 4. IM»2, flicted under the primary law which C H A R L E S 1!. I.A W K K X C K was the Issue on which I.n Toilette of Comstock, county of Douglas, wou his fight for tile governorship in State of Oregon, lias this day tiled in 1000. this office bis sw orn statement No. Governor Davidson is n remarkable 82:10, for the purchase of the W 1, ,\ S 'j of NIV -, o f Section N - in example of a self made man. Ttilrty- Township No. 21, Itangc No. I West and will offer p'roof to show that Hie land sought is 11 -ore valuable f"i ¡1« tlmlier o r stone than for agricultural purpose«, and to establish hi« clii'in to said bind before the Register and Receiver a t Itiiselnirp, O iegon. on S a t Urdu v, t he Jth d a y of I letolier, R h > 7. lie m om s as witnesses: Rov iir ig iii of Comstock, Or .' 11 ; .1. A. Grit v s of Comstock, Oregon: M. C. S tew art o f Comstock, Oiegon; It. .1. Delaney o f Comstock, Oregon. Any and all persons claim ing ad versely the nliove-deserilieil lands cro requested to file their claims in 11 1 1 - office on o r liefore said 3th day of Octolier, 1907. B enjam in I.. E iiiiy , Register. M i «4 « O . W . — Bohemia Camp, No. ¡¡HO, O. T. M. Cascade Camp No. 2t;u Meets every Thursday night. 1 !. K .Ri LICENSED O. H. V h a tc h . Com. n m s , « ■ ». « « -A V f h. V O I NO 1 J- ’ 3 A F IO H N E V A T L A W J: j (Mitre: V ...... West Sid*-. -,r 9 r Building, M ain S treet, 9 ~ ' -■ » M W . o f A .— Meetings 1st anil 3rd Tuesday in each month, A. S. PoWEt.l., CotlHIll. C. W . W \l.l.ACH. Sec. M B A .— Modern Brotherhood of America. Meet, the 2d and 4th Tues day o f each m onth at [,O .O .F. Hall. T , W . J enkins Sec. A . F . O . A M .—C otta ge G rove, No. .4. Meetings 1st ami 3rd Wednes d a y o f each month. O l iv e r V k a tc ii , W. M. I). E. W o oi . e y , See. p r it F R A N O L U C IL E jf -«A 4 a . T • I d e lica te, lu strw w h r v .d y . jitijm rD ru rctilT O U J Y fur a frit uunf/t i f M Miss L O e ta rs M a r v S c h i . a i t a , L. C. M a n f o r i », R. K, E , S,—C ottage G rove Chapter No I. Meetings held on 2d and Ith F ri day of each month. M rs . R o sen I’ . ( ' . W h e e M rs . M u he ii l tito , W . M. e r , W . P. W hff . i .KR, Sec. W . R. C . —App om attox W . It. ('. No. 12, Meets a t I p. ill. on the 2d and 4th Saturday o f each month. Any one can mix right at home the M ah y D ic k ey , Pres. I>est rem edy of Ita kind known. T h e name “ Oyelone-’ is given to llip fol E. J e n n ie W oons, Sec. lo w in g prescription, it Is supposed, liecause of its promptness In driving from tile blood mi l system every ves tige of entnrrhal poison, relieving JAM ES O. D AV ID SO N . this foul and dread disease, no m at four years ago he landed In this coun ter where located. T o prepare the B » I ;<•, V Normal and Commercial I try from the «teerage o f a liner nnd In m ixture: Get from nny g o o d phar K'lm at i- 1 itt all !>ran< Bos, in clu dm « ( low* I •net*, m alhi'iitatira, «•to.. nil on th ol macy one-half ounce Fluid K\trnot debt for the price o f Ills pa«« c. which . n that hut* won anrot«**«'»» fo r nur I :i. ■ nnd women. W o ti»-lp f-oxa who cannot j he had borrowed. His tint work w-n« Dandelion, one ounce Compound Km - rr ■. ■ f-T girls. m v lc rc a re o fm *. gon nnd throe ounces Compound : T F TOI»\Y f r tvarri'-nlBTH »n*l rntnloif. at n farm hand, ami the first money Syrup Sarsaparilla, Shake well n n d . -»LLEOE. aiBflNY, OREGON he saved went to pay his debt. In use In tenspooiifni dose after caeli time be became a merchant nnd proa meal ami a t bedtime. pared His first essay In p olitic was This is a harmless, inexpensive aa a member o f the state leglslatur* mixture, which has a peculiar action , It L j « u r duty f.. m<ko joiir-H If tll l w t l lve If h .Y * In 1892. where ho w is rouspicnotis la upon the elim inative tissues of the .1 I .1 y. sallow, kidneys, assisting them to tiller and H I A l l l t t i w n. rinkled. waging war aglnst lawhreaklng coi nnslchtljr strain fiotti the blood and system all pot.'tpU'xIon. 1 * nrn bt.w to «.q u ir e a perfoef poratlons. Later tie served two terms entnrrhal poisons, whit h. If not erad *kln by harinli sa guárante««) methods I w ill * « y. ii « fro,, pamphlet. |n a plata aa state treasurer and In 1B04 was icateti, are absnrlied by the mucous » D ’ r.a s 11 par*1ri^ira. If /on chosen lieutenant governor on the membrane, and an o | s j i i «< re o r ca w rite toda». Kira *rara established M A D A M I: - HUDSON. *»7 M a c k «? b id « . ticket headed by I.a Toilette, n e »tie tarrh Is the result. £v ’ WdsM: k - o «t , r< rilr.nd. Oreyon. Prepare some and try it. ns it 1« cache t to th* governorship when T.a PoMette want to tha Tutted States the prescription of >n eminent ca tarrh specialist of uational reputa ts. j Ce«n Job Printing— len der Office. tion. S m C R E A m "B í 1; f hi > l. in e d y is a s peci7 S u ro to Ci v o Satisfaction r ;IV E 3 OPTICIAN and REFRACTIONIST 4 IND IG USTIO N. Nonppetlto. lo - i. 'f Htreiigtli. ncr- r j--v.aiv.aiv.-»>' r v .8 a . a v a » ............ I" ulio'li.'. ..... .. ¡liniioti, f»i<l lireath. generai ilebility, -olir MHing«. timi eatarrli of thè «tomaeli are all duolo itulig'stimi. K> h | o I D jh | 10 |) h I h v-a ' • A a •. \ '« • * • * • * • ■« Cure eliren imiIgest ititi. I I iìh IH'W i II h - 9 y W . K I M K , M. H. ? coverv represoiits tlu- uni unii jilfeen •>! j I'HVSH'IAN unti «I ItGEON j digestiim ¡ ih thev exlHt 111 a .. .-iltliy siotuaeli, eotiibitied w illi tlu* giratesi OlUrc ai MrFartaii'l Itullding ^ Over Wynne’s llurdwaro Store ^ kiiow ti toni.-ami reeoasl:nctivo |>ro|i- ' I Olllee riiono, .‘A t Kcsiilence Pilone, 12«» ,.rtli-- Kotlol Dv l'ei’Hin Curo 'li.™ fv .-a iv .a iv .a iv .a -.a- a - a - a 9 not onl v eli re imligest ioti ami <I.V»- 9 |" |i-i;l. l'Ut thè (ain.'ilH r e...... MAGAZINE READERS 8 UNS-H MAGAZINE beautifully illustrated, good stones and articles about California and all the far West. <t*1 CA *** • year TOWN AND COUNTRY JOURNAL a monthly publication devoted to the farming intereVa of the West. <t*A CA * • year ROAD OF A THOUSAND WONDERS a book of 75- pages, containing 120 colored photographs of $ 0 .7 5 picturesque spot* in California _ _ _ _ _ _ _ “ d 0 r e 8 ° n- Total . . . $ 2 .7 5 All for ......................................... $ 1 . 5 0 Cut out this advertisement end «end with $1.50 to S U N S E T M A G A Z IN E JAM ES FLOOD BLDG. SAN FRANCISCO THE NEW AND ENLARbEO EDITION OF WEBSTER’S INTERNATIONAL DICTIONARY t ho most two- fu l in Hize ami contents, judiciously sc- lcH ofl to OYcIndo corruptions o f kthh ! iisairo, and to avoid unintcIHgihlo tecli nicalit lcs. Excels in Arrangem ent. Each word lx'- Rins a paragraph ia its co m vt. nlplialH t- ical place and is readily caiiurlit. by the«\vo. KxceH in Etyraologies. Tlic-o are c«»ni- pl( It and scicn tilif, a:nl cmbotly the l>cst lvstilfi« o f philolony. 'I h«*y are not scriiup* ed ov crow ded in to ob- m e places. Eyccla in Pronunciation \ hi« Ii is indi cated by re-|Mdlin:r w ith the diacritlcally marked k t t c r i u . <1 in ih e scluM.ltxK.kH. the sound d i viii- !iarolau jrh t iu th o put»- lie fc I mh »1 s . Excola in Definitions. They are clear, ic r«*, yi i cfuapJe • j ii n«c Riven in the ord er hi v/liirh t l.o w«- I has a* uuired it* Flmdea o r rncaniivr . .'any o f the tlellni lion are illn «1 rate I. Excels in its App< .¡dl-c Y- hlch isa na« kod Storeht.fi: e < f li • id Kiiowlcd-ro. Exceln OS a Wo;': lag Dictionary. No o tl" r hot.!. .;!, , : . , »•<» i.im li useful in- io n u a lion < r »;•> i:idi peusabh) in the noiue, bt udy, achool, o r o.'iice. (H ighest A w ard ) at the World’s Fair, lit. Ijouid. Miimell Optical Co. WASH STS PORT UNO S i i l ' s c t i l i c f .ir th© L e iu ie r . E C Z E M A and P IL E C U R E Time Table. In effect Su n d ay, Nov. jjjj n o r t h round No 14 New Fast, Train S O t’ T B No l.S No 13 N ew Fast Train No C:!3 IR H 'fjD 1.5«, 4», n No I7 Cottage Grove Locali» S tego le a v e * W ild w oo« I «fte r the arriiR tr a in on M o n d a y », W ednesdays and j? fo r B o n ita an d O rseeo. KeturniBf o« days, 'i’liu rs iifty a a n d SatuntHy« l-'reigh t w i l l ’ n o t l>«* re e e l ved at the 0,4 K i:, i’t• j• >t after p. •"• 10 inaaiv pppf Knowing w h a t II was to in g on n e x t tr a in fr e ig h t iniiKt h e____ r n t t suffer, I will give TUT,C. OF a m p i • t in e to p e r m it o l it being billed. C HAIIGK, to any afflicted u positive A . B. W O O D . Mana.tr cure for Kcxeina, S alt Klienm, Krvslp- elas, Plies and Skill Diseases. In stant relief. Don't suffer longer, Write F. W. W I L I ,1A MS, 400 Manhat §T /w R y s t o i tan Avenue, V Y. Enclose stamp. HOMESICK! ARE YOU GOING E A S T ? , We can save you money on freighting household goods. Write in fur raff'd and Mtier particulars. O regon A uto D espatch C o . 27 FIRST STRUT PORTLAND. OREGON General Blacksm ith in g L ^ p r.r.m tifu lly htt-nici n \\ rtlnnd.< 1 H'-rs u n siii; 1 » c l 1 ,D ...ti- - 1 ■ ture and education o f yo u n g women, opportunities in Music. Art Lam.uaK*sN ature. W e ll equ ipped Physical and Chf oratories. H erbariu m and Mineral Cabinet ^ largest and oldest L a d ie s ’ Seminary in the PT N rest it en jo ys a nation I r.-putationitf parting tlie best physical mental and m oral« ing and d evelo p in g true womanhood, socially and educationally for the most« station. C on fers A cadem ic and CollegiateD by State Au thority. Interference withci of non Catholics is scrupulously avoided. Ac* Is ideally located, annd inspiring scenic 1 tages. Social opportunities such as are i n in no other 1 ity on Hi»- t oast Huildmgslirftlj com m odious, w ell lighted, heatrd and vcntili dorm itories and private rnomt Miprliedfil modern conveniences T h e institution ia li and progressive without sairitn ing the chi and traditions of age ;md achievement. Ttft modest. Satisfactory rc ferrnces reqwired. Writ! announcem ent booklet Board and tnitirnWOl* year. A d dress S ister Superior St. Mary's Aci P O R T L A N D . OREGON. U.S . 1 lf* 'r”.-.hoclnK * '.':i?'nn and ca rria ge re- ing. II w ork guaranteed H ave your horsestoeth *'\- aininetland re p a ire d . Shop at rear o f lle m e n w a y A B urkholder's s to re B A K E 60 YEAR»' E X PE R IE N « Ä IterU ert Kakln W heeler First A 5 P ,0 IT 0 AL National C 2 0 Scientific American B an A general hanking MUNN & Co. 3 Bf || 6 W YOft O ED COITA'IE GRO E 1 RG 9 AN 0 IZ 0 O o o V N T rade M «»* D esign ) C o P V R IO H rtk - A n yon e sending a sketch si-,I li'-.rrlptÇ'iifl quickly H 5 G'(?rtnm our opinion free wbgtPW j invention ia probably patent;il'l«- <’om®“ÏÏÎ t !• ms »t riet 1 jr confident lat. HANOBOO« on PW * ilfteot nirency fò r aeciirmffpatwia I sent. free. _____ Putenti» taken through Munti A to. rwtni | special notice, w ith ou t charg A handsom ely illustrated weekly ( 'ilation «if nny scientIdo tourniil. year; fou r m onths, f t . Sold by alt Bewfidwifl* ed ;• Broad»»,. Untncli o m ee, « , F Ht . w « . h l n « l * a i . R E I 209 . Keep bright and you’ll b« btlRY. Light is the magnet that'll** trade. M bs . I . E. TnoMpsoN. A show window brill*— K"om and fe.nnl, per woek........it„vo lighted w ith electric lights ni»h mnny a sale “ the night before.” I t a t t r a c t s attenti«' Do you rea.l Ttio Leader, if not makes it easy for your display to» — why not ? examined, and shows your goodal the best advantage. Klectric light is the l>eat 0 only illuminant. When may our man sea about it? THOMPSON HOTEL i nB,p n ............ . Commercial Stables A ll kinds o f First Class Rigs, at reasonable prices Large Feed Barn in connection : a, (I. Ï S. I II. ï Cr ns l d e nr T. U. Cashier lUOMf C o u t u in « n.i i t jjr : x, i-:e S il«, no .-etils at lirngj* d; Yrutl Size, 10 eeutsb« I ” *THFRR. GO Wir, S!. ' mar beenten. Kodol Dyspe|i«in Cure <'leai'H thè w'ay and tank' > suro Iho jonnioy frolli Mlekness to healthand woaktieHH to Htroiigtli. If Ilio stillimeli I- diHor- T im o T a b le No. 4 deriHl Kodol will euro II. T o take i*ff*H*t Novelli lier l IH Kmhil DvH|io|isla Cure lavs tiie foltn- dation for lieidth, and thè upbullding Eaat Bon m l d am t 4 Tuo«<t*y w s» a m i Bat only ^ of strength liv i h-ansing, |iurlt1.ving 1 a m i 2 Daily Ex atul «iviH'tenlng thè gluiid > and inem- Mo » efpl Slin-lMV. îioj-l ......... . 4 thè «: ■ .li, .lini hy «up- P.M I A.M i M 7 «TaT ioN * *, ElerìuT lil.ving natura. juteeH iii'cessary io 2 ::to 7 ::w .C o tta g e U rove. 671 >1 perfert Indh.'i -iion , nsslmllntlon nnd 2:107:50 W a ld en 7)0 nutritimi. Kodol ,lignite wliat yott 2 : f t 7\»9 « 7 . f e r r o f i o r d o . . "07 : :i*o h : i t . D orem i Ml rat, prevonts colie, eluderà, diarrhooa. : h v hi 12 8 t; ......... s t a r ........ - 917 Il il x, dysenleiy and siunnier eiini- 13 r. . . . W iek s. 546 ift.o . . . B ed H ridge 1020 1020 i 19*| lilaints generall.v, and its use (vili cure 8 ::w « :lfi 16.fi . . . W ild w o o d .. ia to ilidigeHtloli and vhronie dys|>ep»ln • i ' 10 20 0 ___ D tM io n lo c o pemmnently. Kodol is good allke H u b jeo t io ftn a n g e without for young and old. Your drugglst A ll o u tw a r d fr e ig h t forw arder only selle it. Joint r «sk o f H liin per an d oousigue«. 3T . I l Do they lit? I f they’re not E X A C T L Y right, let us m ake them so. When w * a t you, we fit you A C CURATELY. Lon g experience m ery necessary scientific apparatus and the required knowledge en abling us to correctly use tho same, our own complete workshop, with every fa c ility -e v e n to the grinding " f special lenees—are all a t your disposal here, assuring a service not possible with others less fortu nately equipped. Again—do your — - F IT or nearly fit? 0 r t o tu -«. S Z | J ¿ ¡" J ] tm i- iiel into tho uiMtrili sud ritiri K , III,il Dvspep.-i.i Cure uller Illoala ih Hot onlV tlioioiiglil.v reti,itili* dlgOHt- nnt, liut il eontain« grimi Ionie and rei-onstriietlve pro|R'rtl*'- uh nell. Tlils fatnoin rei’udy enubles tlie Militimeli and digestive orgntiH lo thor- Olighly digest. iiMMlmllate alni eoiitll- liute to thè tisslle- all o f tilt' uourlsli- mmit timi I h eontnilied llistiehfood uh ; M 'RR î AMGO m I PUSLISHrrtO, A T ONCt 1 flF L Il ; ■ili stillimeli tronfile» liy eleaimiiig. No ili pa piirifving. ■ ■ eli-inng amiHtreiigtheu- ing thè miteoiiH iiiembrilttes litiing tlie No 1 H Cottage • ir"-.- I.iviii - i,. No i d „ “ st-'limili r-E E " A Tent in Pronunciation,” in- nti lift i>e ini I c ii«'i iuiniiijr f*»r the w hole fa m ily . Also illuairated pauiphlet. : r.i.NOFIELD, MAnn. 1 • I,«, d in c u lili • a e . It ■ Il W V a < ' I I ¡a I «tores t h e S e n s e s o f ttiiom 1-1 New chrt«m»nL! . Kn.-rii- Or. c S.' - Home-Made Catarrh Cure. “ L Y 7S R 0 BERT 1 NE) 4 It \ HU L. O . T. M,— Duly Lainson Hive, N'o and 4th Friday of ^ Ä ^ ¡ ayfever ° | 'i G. A R — \p|Kiinatnx Post No 34, Meets at I p. in., on the 2d anil Ith Saturday of each month. I>n 1). L. W ood «, P. C. G. W. R e y n o i . hs , Adj. 12. Meets 2d ■•.‘teli m onili. a» iuc is certain p ro te c tio n a|>ain:<t tan , , «unburn atul fre c k le s ii a p p lic«! b e fo r e ex p o su re t o sun o r w in d . Spreads lik e an im p e r c e p tib le sh een o f fjauzc o v e r skin surface, fo r m in g a J s tim u la tin g and p re s e rv in g a The Internal ion ilh:.d2380 quar- to pages* 5000 illustrations, 25,000 n« ".y words, r e visedfiazetteerof I he W O W . St. Valentine Circle 121, WorM, and a revised Biographical Meets 1st and 3rd Tuesday in each g Dictionary, etc. It received m onth in W. O, W. Hall. F i . oha J. M il l e r . Clerk. T H E CR AN E ) P R IZ E F o r e s te r s o f A m e r ic a Meet every Monday evening. ('. C. C o l e m a n . ( . 1!. ItKN S a m o r ii , F .S. i K ith th e raJiant g lo w w h ic h in d i cates a heal th y , a c t i v , skin. K o h e r t - ¡ „ c keeps the -kin re fin e d in q u a lity , keeps pore f i e c f r o i n c l o g g i n g w u t « and stim ulate , th e tin v c a p illa rie s t o .tin .» Kxceia in Vocabulr’XY-. it I O . O . F .—Cottage G rove, No. ns. Meet every Saturday night. G e o . C o m e r , N. G. A. B r e w e r , See. A ilx ik » k i " b e c o m e » lis t itu tin g w h en ileli. u e ly » " f t , un.ler»|>rcad cuntributetlieeolorwnielielurmiiR b tu m lc and b ru n e tte a lik e . R o b e r t - Conter. K . o f H . —Juvenilis Lod ge No, 4s, Meets every Wednesday night. S . It. P ip e r C. c . C ii \ V a n P h n B hro , K .of II. & N. ‘ 4 P ari.its at V c lic it A Law M B 'a. Meets every F rid ay evening. L . \V. B aker , Consul Coin. C h a s . V an D enim ho . < ’lerk. K and FUSERA l DIRECTOR EMBALMER and fill Wednesday of each month. Mas M ar y B a k e r . O raci . e . M rs . e. W. W a l l a c e , Itcc. W \ eatcii . „ ,, 7 filisi.- in Hex. Phone Mam «>' > arion h ATAR (f) (* > Sallowness Transformed to Dusky Beauty FBODl'CK. Methodist Tpiscop.-tl church, It .1. 1,. B e «tty . 1'iistor. Trenching services tit II a. in. anti 7:-‘!tl p. til. Hiimlay School, pi a. in., Epworth league, 0:30 u Prayer meeting Thursday evening a t 7:30. c.tu. All « r e cordially invited to lie present __________ Chickens Christum Science services held i Onions cwt. over Allison’s Bari ■r shop overt j Apples, bushel, accord ing to •Sunday moruiug at 11 o ’clock ami quality Wednesday evening al S o’clock. Chittem bark, old i Mohair Christian Church, 1 !» v D. K. j Hides, green Olson Pastor Nervjcou at 11 in i Salt hides, dry the morning and 7..'10 in the even Potatoes ing. Y . P. S. C. li- meeting at Cabbage, cw t (>:3o p. m. Sunday school at lo Turnips, cwt o’clock. Intermediate Endeavor Carrots, cwt Society at 2:30 and Choir practice Parsnips, cwt HAY, OKA IN , ETC every Saturday evening at 7410. (Retail prices are quoted) $1.00 First Presbyterinn Church, Pastor Wheat, bushel Rev. R G White. Morning service, W heat anti vetch, chopped ton $26.00 11, evening 8, Y. P. S. C. Ii. 7 p, 50c m. All strangers and sojourners Oats, bushel Bran, ton $21.00 welcome. Clean wheat chop, ton j33.ro Oats and vetch chopped, ton $25 00 W O M E N S W O ES Mixed, ton $24.00 Shorts, ton $28.00 $2.20 Cottage Grove Women are Finding Flour, valley, cwt Flour (hard wheat, cwt $2.60 Rebel at Last. Rolled barley, per 751b sack $1.10 Rolled b.irloy, standard, snek $1.00 It does seem that women have Hay, baled, ton $12.00 more than a fair share o f the aches I.IVK STOCK MARKET. and pains that afflict humanity; I Cows 2% they must “ keep u p ,” must ttend | 40 to duties in spite of constantly sell Sheep Veal, dressed 6 to 7c ing backs, or headaches, diz7 .y 7 '4 C spells, bearing down pains; they H 'g s dressed must stoop over, when to stoop means torture. They must walk Lodge Directory. am! bend and work with racking pains and many aches from kidney ills. Kidneys cause more suffering K K B K K A H S cottage G rove, No. than any other organ of the body. 24, M eetings 1st. 3rd. and .‘ith. Tri- day of ev ery month,| Keep tbe kidneys well and health E t t a B akf . it , N. G. is easily maintained. Bead of a K atie R. V batch , See. remedy for kidneys only that helps A P r e fe r e n c e . and cures the kidneys and is en An Intimate friend of Senator W. A. dorsed by people you know. R O Y A L N E IG H B O R S — Meet 2nd Clark of Montana related this story of the cupper king at the HolTninn House the other day: "Senator Clark does not pose ns a wit, but there are times when he gets off n good thing. He fully appreciates, too, the weakues ;os of human nature One of tils secretaries is somewhat ad dicted to the Sowing bowl Having to tulk with the senator one day on s me business matter after Imbibing too freely, be washed his monlli carefully with a cleansing fluid, ate some cloves, several pieces of orange peel and then sprinkled lilmsolf over with perfume. Convinced flint li • hail . r ulh ate I all the whisky aroma, he then walked Into Ills private office. As soon ns he had ap proached the senator close enough to explnin certain llgures. Mr. Clark threw himself back In Ills chair, situ tlulzed Ills secret.iry keenly, sniffed tile air and said with Just the shadow of n smile on his face: '“ Really, .M r.---- , It was quite un necessary lo turn yourself Into n scent bottle before coming to me. I prefer the odor of the whisky.’ ” New York Globe. P R O F E S S IO N A L MARKET REPORT. A t th e C h u rch es TIILLAR èc POWELL : COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON W il l l m m e t t e V alley E l * Co. Wanted. Gentleman or lady with P*jj reference, to travel b y rail <>r »"I a rig, for a firm oi $250,ooc.»| capital. Salary $ i ,072. oo [)«rj*I and expenses; salary paid w«WI ■*|d i \pcnsea advanced. A N J with stamp, Jos. A VIetatHg.1 Cottage, (irove, Ore. ' 'I The Leader leads— never fol'oWj
