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PLAYS AND PLAYERS. (Jile * Shine lias been secured for the role o f P atrick O’Brieu In “T he Chorus Lady." Miss May Hosiner and F ran cis Hogg a fte r several seasons in stock are out w ith a "T w o Orphan*” company. The singer Caruso has already in vested a lar*re number of his American dollars In a villa on Luke Como, Italy. W illiam Dills, a character comedian last summer with a stock company lu Portland, Ore., has lost all his savings through the suspension of the Mihvau kee Avenue State bank, Chicago. In Clay Clement’s forthcom ing play, “Sam Houston.” Mi«« Marie Taylor wll! be seen as it oaring K ate, a histor ical character of Sam Houston’s day. T he actress is a niece of General Hous ton. “In Command” has been selected as the title of the new musical play by Ben M. Jerom e, which will be pro duced under the direction of the Ben M. Jerom e Amusement compauy on Nov. 1 In Elgin, 111. T he scene Is P an ama. There will be teu stock companies In Chicago this season if ail present plans carry the Players’ theater (Donald Robertson’s), the New theater, the Chi cago Opera House, the People's, the Bush Temple, the Marlowe, the Ave nue, the Calumet, the Howard and the Mindel. M ethod ist K piseopnl C hurch, I ’ev. .1. ! .. B e a t t y , P a s to r. P rea ch in g services a t 11 a. in. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday S c h o o l, 10 a. in., E p w o rtli le a g u e , 6:30 p. i n . P ra y e r m eeting T h u rsd a y evening a t 7:30. All a re co rd ia lly invited to lie p resen t Christian Science services held over Allison’s Barber shop every Sunday morning at 11 o ’clock and Wednesday evening ai, 8 o’clock. Christian Church, R ev W. A. Elkins Pastor. Services at 11 in the morning and 7.30 in the even ing. Y. P. S. C. K- meeting at 6 : 3 o p. m. Sunday school at lo o’clock, Intermediate Endeavor Society at 2:30 and Choir practice every Saturday evening at 7 30 . P R O F E S S IO N A L MARKET REPORT. A t th e C h u rc h e s t-Rom < k . (Prices quoted are retail.) 3 °c Butter, country Butter, cooking 25 c Butter, creamery, lb 40C Butter fat 34 r 30 c HgfP» Chickens to e Onions, cwt. $ 3.00 Apples, bushel, according to quality 72 c Chittem bark, old 5c Mohair 29 Hides, green 7C Salt hides, dry 8c Potatoes $o. 9 o Cabbage, cwt $ 2.00 Turnips, cwt $ 1.50 Carrots, cwt $ 1.50 Parsnips, cwt $2.00 (Retail prices are quoted) Wheat, bushel $0.90 Wheat and vetch, chopped ton $ 32.00 Oats, bushel 45 ° Bran, ton $21.00 Clean wheat chop, ton ♦ 3 3 .CO Oats and vetch chopped, ton $25.00 Mixed, ton $24.00 STRAIN TOO GREAT Shorts, ton $28.00 Flour, valley, cwt $2.20 $2.60 Hundreds ot Cottage Grove Readers Flour (hard wheat, cwt FACTS FRO M FRANCE. Rolled barley, per 751 b sack $r.io Find Daily Toil a Burden. A Paris Joiner named Dereboul made Rolled barley, standard, sack $1.00 a bet that be could consume teu yards Hay, baled, ton $ 1 3 .00 o f sausages. He won it. but died a fte r ward from congestion. F o r tlie first time u party group baa beeu formed in the French chamber for the defense of the rights of women beaded by Henri < 'heron. Making postal cards carrying Insult ing allusions to the Herman emperor Is a pleasing Parisian Industry. The par tisan political postal card Is quite com mon. The Paris budget com m ittee lu tak ing up the estim ates for 1907 struck out the salary of Dlebler, the public executioner, thus foreshadowing ths disappearance of the guillotine. Fren ch officials are considering a schem e tor providing a standing army of long service men. one feature of which is to be the compulsory enlist ment of nil French schoolboys In na tional rill" corps, so that from their earliest years they may he accustomed to habits of discipline und knowledge of arms. N E W Y O R K C IT Y . New York city has ready for duty in the stule militia 10.11(17 men. During the last tw elve months $40,- 218,000 in precious stones wore brought to New York city. Out of every hundred persons lu New York city sixty one ure unmarried, thirty-one married, five widowed and three divorced. New York being an alley less city. Its Streets ore too often marred by long arrays o f ash and garbage caus. Along ten Ifnrlem blocks 922 of these Iron clad decorations (?) were counted on a recent morning. In the 805 square miles of w ater that Is In No tv York city, with Its 353 miles of w ater front. Is wasted enough ener gy every day to supply the continent with needed power. lu this body of w ater the tide dully raises nnd lowers 0,000,000.000 tons of w ater an average of four feet. New York Herald. P IT H A N D P O IN T . Fools brag where wise men only ad mit. Most people like to tell their Imagl nary troubles. Habit la stronger than eitbei Judg m ent or passion. The man who lacks polish doesn't a l w ays lack humanity. A fter all, the easiest way to do n thing Is to do It right. In prosperity the proud man knows nobody; In adversity nobody knows him. A man's worth to others sometimes depends on how much they can work him for. It's a pleasure to make wishes, and that is about nil the satisfaction the moat of us get out of them.- Chicago News. D O N 'T Q U A R R E L . L ife Is too short for quarrels. Keep aw ay from people's pet a bom- Inatlons, avoid su bjects they are sensi tive shunt. Don't quarrel with any oue if you can possibly help It. Hue quarrelsome fecinher of a household can poison the antin' home atmosphere. There Is no pain equnl to that of be ing unable to forgive because it Is too late. It Is only ugly, stubborn pride th a t keeps .ion from asking or granting fo rg l' eness. Rom cndicr that "m any go forth lu the morning who have never come back at nlgbt.” and never let any of your dear ones go off lu the morning w ith hard f«H-llngs between yon and them Brooklyn Times. First Presbyterian Church, Pastor Rev. R. G. White. Morning service, 11 , evening 8, Y. P. S. C. K. 7 p, ni. All strangers and sojourners welcome. The bustle and worry of business men, The hard work and stooping of workmen, The woman’s household cares, Are too great a strain on the kid neys Backache, headache, sidrache, Kidney troubles, urinary troubles olio w. H. Oliver of 1!»15 West St., Pen dleton, Oregon, says: " I speak from experience when I say that Doan’s Kidney Pills are a remedy that ha 1 much merit and can he depended upon for cuiing back ache and kidney trouble. At a time when my hack was so sore and lame that it was all I could do to bend over or straighten up again nnd the kidneys were dernnged, Doan’s Kidney Pills did more for me than everything else I had tried. Heavy work and colds have brought a twinge of stiffness in my back since then at times, but a few doses of Doan’s Kidney Pills have quick ly removed the symptoms. This remedy can be relied upon to et^l sufferings similar to mine.” For sale by all dealers. Price 5(1 cents Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States. Remember the name Doans and take no other. J * FUNERAL DIRECTOR and LICENSED EMBALMER radura a t Vratrh a Lawton’«. f a : e v \ e .'4 '. * i' M Lodge Directory. i - « K. Y otm o £ tl. ii 7 ATTORNEY IT LAW Office: Young Building, Main Street, • § Wen. SUR-, Í i K ’.»iv.wiv. * - r. evw.-wx*»V. wv.wv.-w9 R O Y A L N E I G H B O R S Meet 2nd and 4th W ednesday of ea ch m o n th . M r s M ary B a k e r . O r a c l e . M r s . C. W . W a i . i . ace , Kee. VY O . W .— B o h em ia Gum p, No. l’idi, M eets every F rid a y even in g. L . W . B akkb , Consul C o m . ( ' h a s . V an D enih iio , Clerk. 9 OPTICIAN and REFRACTIONIST 4 Room l-l New t'hriMiianBk. Kugcno, Or. 'A 9 * W WV. WVW9 » .4 4 4 '. A . PIIYMH’IAN and SURGEON ^ onice in McFarland Building tp Over Wynne’s Hardware Store 9 g onice Phone, 341 Beside neo Plume, 12C 9 v.w x*w s ■. w \wv.w w ' . a i ^ a y M M A G A Z IN E |_ READERS SU N ?C T MAGAZINE beautifully illustrated, good stories and articles about California and all the far W est. <M *** a yeai TOY/N AMD COUNTRY JOURNAL a monthly publication devoted d*A CA to the farming interetfs of the *** * a yeai ROAD OF A THOUSAND WONDERS a book of 75 pages, containing 120 colored photographs of picturesque spots in California $ 0 .7 5 d* o *7 C and Oregon. T o ta l . • . W ./ 3 All for.......................$1.50 Cu! out this advertisement and send with $ 1.50 to SUNSET MAGAZINE JAMES FLOOD BLDG , SAN FRANCISCO J ,k tour Drue i l l MDAX f%r a frtt turn fit tf R O B E R T I! I. O . O . F . —C o ttag e G ro v e, No. UN, M eet ev ery S a tu rd a y n ig h t. . C o m er , W E B S T E R ’S * N. G . IN T E R N A T O C I A. B r e w e r , See. M W . o f A .— M eetings 1st and 3rd T u esd ay In each m on th , A. *S. P o w e i . e , C onsul. T h e follow ing sim p ly hom e-m ade C. W . W a i . i . ace . Sec. m ix tu re is said to readily relieve nnd overcom e a n y form o f rh eu m atism by M B A .—Modern B roth erh o od of fo rcin g the k id n ey s to filter from the A m erica. Meet Ihe 2d nnd 4th T u e s blood and system nil th e uric acid day o f each m o n th a t 1 , 0 . 0 . F . B a ll T , W . J enkins Sec. and poisonous w aste m a tte r, reliev in g a t once such sy m p to m s as back ach e, weak kidn eys and bladder and W O W .—S t . V alen tin e C ircle 121, M eets 1st and 3rd T u esd a y in each blood d iseases. m o n th in W . O, W. H all. T ry It, ns i t d o e sn ’t c o s t much to F l o r a J . M i l l e r . Clerk. m ake, nnd is said to i>o a b so lu tely harm less to th e sto m a ch . F o r e s t e r s o f A m e r i c a M eet every (le t tile follow ing harm less Ingredi M onday evening. e n ts from any good p h a rm a c y : C. C . C o f f m a n , ( '. It. Fluid E x t r a c t D andelion, on e-h alf R un S a n f o r d , I i ’ .S . ou n ce; Com pound K arg o n , o n e ounce; Com pound S y ru p S a r s a p a r illa , th ree A F . & A M .—C o tta g e G ro v e, No. 51. M eetings 1st am i 3rd W ednes ou nces. Mix by slin k in g well in a d a y o f each m on th . b o ttle anil fake a teaspoon fu l a fte r O ijv k u V eatch . W . M encli m eal and again a t bed tim e. I). E . W ooi . k y , Hee. T his sim ple m ix tu re is said to give prom pt relief, and th ere are very few G . A R .—Appomntux Post No 54, cases of H liem nutism am i Kidney Meets al 1 p. in ., on the 2d and 4th S a tu r d a y of each m on th . troubles it w ill fall to cu re p erm a Du l>. L. W oo d s , P . C . n en tly . O . W. R e y n o l d s , A d J . These a re till h arm less, 1 very-day d ru g s, und y o u r druggist sh ou ld k(s-p L O T . s i . — Lady Lninson Hive, No them in t i c p rescrip tion d e p a rtm e n t; 42. M eets 2d and 4th F rid a y of if n o t, h av e Idm order them from dm each m on th . w holesale d ra g houses fo r y ou , M r s M a r y N c i i c m T * , L. C. ra th e r than fail lo u s e th is, if you a re M is s L e t a S a n fo rd , It. K , altlieted. D I C TI O A Librnry ¡ C O E , S , —C o tta g e d r o v e C h ap ter No 4. Meeting« held on 2d and Itli F r i Dealness Cannot be Cured d ay of e a c h m on th . M r s . R o s e n h e r o , W. M. by local a p p licatio n s, ns they ca n n o t T . C. W h e e i . k r , W . P . reach th e diseased p o rtio n o f th e e ar. T h ere is on ly one w ry to r a r e d eaf M h ». M u n ì W it f e 1 . e r . See. ness. and Hint i i by co n stitu tio n a l rem edies. D eafness is caused by an W. R. C . —A p p o m a tto x W , It. ('. No. inflam ed co n d ition of th e m ucous lin 12. M eets a t 1 n. ni. on tile 2d and ing ot th e K nstnchlan Tube. When 4th S a tu rd a y of each m onth th is tube is inflam ed y o u have a M a r y D i c k e y , Pres. ru m bling sound or im perfect hearing, K . J e n n i e W o o d s . S e e . and when it is e n tire ly closed , I leaf ness is th e resu lt, and unless th e in- flan iatlon can he taken o u t an d th is t u t c n ‘stored t o its n o rm a l co n d itio n , J It t- yu'lr .totV In -, ti.itr-.Tr h e a rin g will lie d estroyed forever: •* «Orarti?- aa |. «albir. If,..,, nine enses ou t o f ten are caused by " ,1 1 wrlnkl. I. an.lahtlj C a ta rr h , w hich is n o th in g b u t an in cr*mpl«*xlon. Irarn bow to a.-qulr.« a prrf^ct flam ed condition o f th e m u co u s su r ekln by harmli«*. irn«ranti>p«! metlnnls I will «end yon a free pnmphlet. In » ilaln faces. enrrV>p^, flvln* all part|cnJ«ra. If won W e will g iv e Ohe Hundred D ollars j y rtte __to4at ,___ r i 94 ours entabll-hrd. MADAME g- HUDSON 2itT Marini t bblaf for a n y ease o f D eafness I caused by E D IT O R IA L F L IN G S . 2sa Waahlngtun et . P. rtlaná, Ornfoo. C a ta rrh )th a t cannot b ecu red by H ull's H ave you tried the peeknlmo style of C a ta rrh Cure. Send fo r circ u la rs,fre e . K. .1. ( H K N K Y & C O ., T oled o , O. I opening y et? Toledo Blade. Sold by d ruggists. X5c. And think liow cheap the man must T a k e H all's Fam ily P ills for consti-1 feel who has Just finished paying the p atio n . Installm ent > on ‘his new dictionary.— A. v l. m lc , 4V I!eiriat«>. N o rm a l a n d C o m m e r c ia l W ashington Dost. r o irso « K 'h u - a tio i In « i l |.r a n c h e * , in c lu .l t n g < law*, l e * , « o ie n .-e , m a t h** in a t le a . e t c . , a l l haaed o n t h e Am erican girls who ninrry German d a tio n t h a t h a s w on ureatrw t narceaaoa f o r o u r Matters are now shaping so that f im o u 'N n tt'*t m e n a n d w o m e n . W e h e lp h o » * w h o c a n n o t barons should reniemlier that In Uer- l « « l - i * ■ *1 d o r n t i o r i e » f r . i r l « , nn.1» r c a m o f wta- tr - n " R 1 T K T o l M Y f< r p a rt c a la r « a n d c a t a jo « . many desertion it not punishable by Ihe prospccls look better than ever - 8.VIY CO.itGE, ALBANY, OREBON law. Doubtless It It argued the w lf, before for the thorough testing of ouffeie no hardship Boston Tran the oil and gas possibilities in this *H ip t <Vnn J o b I ’rin tin ff— le n d e r < ALSÂH Y I Beside i r. i n: tical, ti-.J • .1 llic tio : o f id "ip llli a n d I , ivin : I- h C iirist /.V . <i ii ....... General Blacksmithing HorscshtK I iik « Nia-ciaity. '\; ìi ; i * ii and carriage re- mg. A II wi»rk guarani ceil Have your Morse*teeth ex .»ininetl and repaired, siine at rear of llcnienwav À Burkholder's Store ;; ;• i.tr i'l •iiAPTna? J- . H l»o they flt? i f they’re n ot K X - \ C TLV righ t, let us make th em so. When we fit you, we fit you AC CURATELY. Long experience, every necessary scientific apparatus iml th e required knowledge en abling us to correctly use th e same, our own complete workshop, with every farillty-even to th e grinding of special leases— a re a ll at your dLppOf-vil here, assuring a service not possible with o th e rs less fortu nat#l> equipped. Agatn-do your f i t or nearly fit? £ E ly C ream B alm s Satisfaction Join t '-ink of tthinper and consignee. Stag« leaves Wildwoo«l after the arrivtl train on Monday», Wednesdays and Fridays for Bonita and Orseeo. Keluming ou Tu» Hays, Thursdaya And Satunlavs. Freight will not be received at the O. & 8 . 8 . K. It. Depot a fte r 6 p . in. T o insure forward- inj! on next train freig h t must be deliveredis ampl • rime to perm it ol it being billed. A. B. WOOD. Manager. kem § T / M R y s HOMESICK! ’ jq ( tiCIlS, ill III ■j.;- > IV. - . r.HOGLM Y'.'J , tv t- _______ Beautifully located in Portland. Orefoa otters unsurpassed facilities for the cit ture and education of young women. Speckl opportunities in Music. Art. Langu.iKfsindLiter ARE YOU G O IN G E A S T ? aturc. Well equipped Physical and ( hcmical Lab 1 - W e ran save y o u m on ey on oratories. Herbarium and Mineral Cabinet, Thi ¥ freighting household goods. largest and oldest Ladies' Seminary in the Pacific __7 Write ns for rntrs and ot Iter particulars. Northwest, it enjoys a national reputation for ia- O bfgon A uto OrspATCH Co. parting the best physical, mental and moral trail 27 FIRST STRICT PURTlANl) ORIGOS ing and developing true womanhood. Equip! socially and educationally for the most exalted station. Confers Academic and Collegiate Degree» by State Authority. Interference with convict»« of non Catholics is scrupulously avoided. Academy Is ideally located amid inspiring scenic advan tages. Social opportunities such as arc availabk in no other city on the Coast. Buildingslarye and commodious, well lighted, healed and ventilated: dormitories and private ro om supplied with all modern conveniences The institution is liberal and progressive without sacrifu ing the charactet and traditions of age and achievement. Term* modest. Satisfactory references required. Writefot announcement booklet. Board and tuition$180pel year. Address Sister Superior. St. Mary's Academy D ry o f I ’ : •; with 2 5 ,0 0 0 1 , .■ / «. . . ! Uio Internal ._i .l c •• c. n H iito r y o f 11 j ,, Latigtiaßc, C to i r minciaiion, D ic tio n a ry c . F ictio n , lío-/- Oaa-Jttcc. c, tito W orld, i r o u Btog a r ’ Cj<r 1 Q m y YPPfl*- S u r e t o C iv o C iv e a RELIEF AT ONCE. It < lenuses, soothes, heals and lirnlirt,,!, di-. ss.-d memhraM resulting fmm r H,Jz* IN D IG K ST IO N . and drives away a Cold in tin ||i.ajan,,5™ N oappelile- lo s e i stren g th . ner- Kent ares the Senses of Taste and Btaî vousness headache, eonstipalam . I’«d F.asy to line. Contains no ininriotaZr b rea th , generili d eh ility , .-onr itsm g s. Applied into the nostrils and alsorS timi c a ta rrll of lite (dolimeli are Ilo la rg e Hire, SU rents at Hriiegint* due lo indlgeslion. K '« l"l ilys|H'|)HÌa nt i.I Liquid Cream Balm for » C u reeiires In digedion. T h is new ills- KtoiainrH, 75 conta. a eovery represeuls thè naturili ju ire s of H Y BROTHERS. 5G Warren SI . Nte digest ion a s t i a v exist. in a heilltliy stoiuiieli. comliined ivith til*' u r e . i t 1 kiunvii to liic alni ree* (lisi, ru d i ve prop- Time Table. erties. Kodul l)ys|spsia Cure d o t- In effect Sunday, Nov. 21 121B mtt onl.v cure Indlgeslion and dys- |ic|isla. lint thè fairoiis remedy cures NOHT1I HOtlNI) ti11 stonineh trouhles L.v eleansiiig, imrlfyiug. sw eetening nnd si reag ì hen- No 1 « 1 :5 3 »* iag thè in iicoii » ineinhrnnes lining thè No IS (,'o tin g e Grove Local 5.1o»a stainarh. K od ol |)ys|iepsia Cure a fler inoals ih No 12 ■ '. t o t a hot onlv tlioroaghly reliuble (llg est- No 14 New Fast Trniu 0:13 p o; nnt, Imt it colitnins gre.it toliie and ■OIITII ROUND reeonstrlii'tive pro|M.'rtles ns 'Veli T his fum oir! reeiedy enilldes tlie No I5 1.2G a Htoluiii'h and digestive o rg n u s t > tlior- No 13 New b'ast Train 4,30, oiighly digest, a ssim ila te and eouli'i- No 11 2.55 p liute tn th è tissilcs all of III.......... nient thilt I h eoiitained in siieh food ns No I7 Cottage Grove Igiealll^op nmy lie ca lt n. Kodoi Dys|S'psin i ure cleiirs thè way and makes s a ie thè jo n ra ey front siekness tu liealth and w eukness to stren g tli. If thè stom n eh is d iso r I). & ï Ï Ii. Ii. de risi K odol Hill cure it. Time Table No. 4 Kodol IIvspepsia ( 'ine lai » thè foilll- To take effect November i 1006 . ■lation fo r liealth. and th è uplniilding 8 a n i 4 Tuesiny W. Bound o fs tre n g tli li.i clean sin g , ptiriliying Fast Rotini and ¡-'at ou I y and siveeti'iiing thè g la ieD and mcin- 1 and 2 Daily Ex- braues < f thè si and by sup- No 3—No t apt Honday. No 2-No plylng la ila t.i. juiees neeessary io F.M I A.M I ' - m i roNa i lev i A.M.irj perfeet iiidigeslioii, assin iila tio u nnd 2 ::i0|7:3Uj 0 .<N>Uagc Grove ,| 4i71 7:riU H.f» 1. Wahlen . . 710 11:» 44* nutriii.> i i . Kodai digest» w lmt you 2:40 2:49 7\'»9 h T . Corro (¡ordo.. W7 M 16 411 e a t, prevents colie,elioler.'i. diai'rhoea, 8.4» . D o m i H41 11:« 4:44 :î : 1S H : lu 12 . ........star.......... .. 917 10:40 4:27 fi II N, dysenlerv nnd ........................ . Wirk h W 6 10:23 5:3 plaints g en erally , und il» use ivill cu re :L.2i’* 8:50 13 ft . Ob 16.9 Bed Bridge . 1020 10 :2 ? 4« indlgi'Hlioii mal ehruiiic dyspopida A ; ::i«4 9 ’j :1 I If. f* .Wildwood. HM 0 10:15 4:R perm uncntly. Kodol is good ullke :t;.r»0|9;4T 20 0|. .. Disston...... !0 M) Hr 00 4 4 for ynung and old. Ynur ilrilg g ia t .siihjcct to cnanfo? witiimu nutice. sella it. All outward freig ht forwaraed only ti t « CRCL K now in g w h a t It was to 1 m ffer, I w ill give FfU '.K O F CH A RG K, to any afflicted a p o sitiv e cure for Kczem a, S a lt K lieuin, I'.rvslp- ehiH, Piles nnd Sk in D iseases. In sta n t relief. Don’t suffer longer. W rite F . W . W IL L IA M S , 40(»Manhat tun Avenue. N. V. Knelt me stam p. K . o f P —.In v e n ta s Lodge No, 4». M eets every W ednesday n ig h t. S . It. I ’lPER C. C. C iia s . V an D e . n B e r o , K .o f It. &. S. eo ’ hay - fever ine is certain protection again t tan, sunburn and freckles if applied be fore exposure to sun or wind. Spreads like an imperceptible sheen of gauze overskin surface, forming a shield stimulating and preserving a delicate, lustrous beauty. EC ZEM A and P IL E C U RE O T . M . C ascad e C am p No. 2IÍ0 M eets every T h u rsd ay nigh t. O. H. V e a t c h , Coin. It. K . B e . n n is , C o o ler. Mix This At Home. section, say* the Ontario Democrat. » * I i ^ K G CATARRH A dark skin become* fascinating when delicately soft, underspread with the radiant plow which indi cates* healthy. .active skin. Kobcrt- inc keeps the ^kin refined in quality, keeps pores free from clopping waste and stimulates the tiny capillaries to .VU'. «'■ s»'*>4 Q l t FRANI; FRANC Mil'll.K M il'll.F HARD f W ert. R K B K R A H S C ottag e G ro v e, No. 24, M eeting» 1st. 3rd. and 5 th . F r i d ay o f e v ery moDtli,| E t t a B a k e r , N. O . K a t ie B . V eatch , Sec. a . w a w v m * » * Sallowness Transformed to Dusky Beauty blonde and brunette alike. K obert- 2 74 A 4« 6 to y r ? , — -__ - - -O -—N - • '« * > .'W * ^ -------- — co n trib u te the c o lo r w hich ch arm s in LIVK STOCK MARKET. Cows Sheep Veal, dressed Hogs dressed <#>- . e v » '.'.w t .WV.W iv .R v .a ? «MARION VEATCH 4 M Plwueiki Ite». Phouo Mala 41«» 9 IIAY, DRAIN, ETC CARDS B 'First Naliooei D o n I? Dan A K P O R T L A N D . 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H iv m Light is the magnet that drawl M m . I. E. T hompson . trade. A show window brilliant!) R tfl-s per day ...................................W.W B 'oinand IsKird, pqr woek........ju rfl lighted with electric lights make! f lr tlM l 5!.9 T ke WAJH ATS PORTLAND many a sale "the night before.” It n t t t a c t s attention, Do you read The Leader, tf ,,„i makes it cany for your display to b* The leader loud» -m ver follow s. — why not » examined, and shows your goods fl the best advantage. Rlectric light is the best nnc only inutninact. When may our man see yo< about it? Mm^H Optica! Co. Commercial Stables W Co. A l l k in d s o f F ir s t C l a s s i ' i» 1'» d l i citsoiiji blc prices L a i^ c Feed B a r n in c o n n e ctio n TDLLAR & POWELL COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON t i i . i . lm m e tt e V a lley E lect ** Wanted. Gentleman or lady with good reference, to travel by rail or witfc a r'g , for a firm o( $250,000.00 capital. Salary $ i , 0 7 2 . o o per year and expenses; salary paid weekly and expenses advanced. Address, with stamp, Jos. A. Alexander, Cottage, Grove, Ore. ”.4-7 The Leader tells the news,
