ROOSEVELT EN O ORSES FAIR
MARKET REP0R1.
In Hit Mettage to Congrats He Rec
(Prices quoted are retail.)
Butter, country
30c
Butter, cooking
25c
Butter, creamery, lb
37)-je
Butter fat
34c
Eggs
35c
Chickens
7 l/ i c
Onions, cwt.
$3.00
Apples, bushel, according to
quality
9OC
Cbittem Bark, old
5c
Mohair
29)4 c
Hides, green
4c
Salt Hides, dry
5c
Potatoes
.
$ l.a 5
Cabbage, cwt
$1-50
Turnips, cwt
$1.50
Carrots, cwt
$1.50
Parsnips, cwt
$2.00
IN D IG E S TIO N .
A t the C h u rc h e s
PBODCCK.
ommends
the Participation
Uncle Sam in Exposition.
U
ot
Seattle. Deo. 10.— Now that Pres
ident K ix.He veil in bis message to
Congress has endorsed the partici
pation of the United States govern
ment in the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific
Exposition, tbe management of the
1900 fair will carry on a campaign
to aecure the early passage of tbe
appropriation bill. Henry R. Heed,
director of exploitation, has gone
to Washington to open up head
quarters to circulate information in
HAY, OBAIN, ETC
regard to tbe plans and objects of
(Retail prices are quoted)
the exposition. Later on a com Wheat, bushel
$o.yo
mittee composed of officials of tbe Wheat and vetch, chopped
ton
$32.00
exposition and prominent men of
45c
Alaska and tbe Pacific Northwest Oats, bushel
Bran, ton
$21.00
will go to tbe National capital to Clean wheat chop, ton
$33.00
present tbe exposition's case before Oats and vetch chopped, ton $25.00
Congress.
Mixed, ton
$24.00
.
$28.00
The fact that tbe exposition man Shorts, ton
$2.20
agement has pledged itselt not to Flour, valley, cwt
Flour (bard wheat, cwt
$2.60
accept a loan or a gift from Uncle Rolled barley, per 751b sack $1.10
Sara Is endorsed in President Roose Rolled barley, standard, sack $1.00
velt's message. This, it is thought Hay, baled, ton
$ i3.oo
by the officials, will have much
M V K sto c k m a r k k T.
weight with Congress. The sec Cows
tion of the President’s message re Sheep
40
5 tofic
ferring to tbe Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Veal, dressed
Hogs dressed
6c
Exposition is as follows:
“ The courage and enterprise of
the citizens of tbe far northwest iu
their projected Alaska-Yukon-Pa
COTTAGE (¡ROVE'S MAIL TRAINS
cific Exposition, to lie held in 1909,
S o u th b o u n d
should receive liberal encourage
T ra in N o . 11..............8:08 p. m.
T
rain
N
o
.
17..............10:80 p. in.
ment. This exposition is not sen
Train No. 15.................. 1:20 a. in.
timental in its conception, but seeks
N o rth b o u n d
to exploit the natural resources of
Train N o . 16................ 1 :53 p. m
Train No. 18................ ft :10 a. m.
Alaska and to promote the com
T rain No. 14.................ft:38p. m.
T rain N o . 12.............. 10:48 a. m
merce, trade and industry of the
No. 12 closed, pnnrh to P ort
Pacific states with their neighbor
land only.
ing states and with our insular pos
sessions and the neighboring coun
tries of tbe Pacific. The exposi
Lodge Directory.
tion asks no loan from tbe congress,
but seeks appropriations for nation
al exhibits and exhibits of tbe R E B E h A H S CottiiRi* d ro v e , No.
MeettngH 1st. 8rd. and ftth. F ri
Western dependencies of the gen 24,
d a y of every month,I
E t t a B a k k ii , N. O .
eral government. The state of
Washington and the city of Seattle K a t ir B, V ratch , Kee.
have shown the characteristic West
O Y A L N E IG H B O R S
Meet 2nd
ern enterprise in large donations for R ami
4th W ednesday of each m onth.
M
rh
M
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B
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k
r
.
O
raci . i :.
the conduct of this exposition, in
M rh . O. W . W a i . i . aor , Rec.
which other states are lending a
generous assistance.”
O. W. — Bohem ia Cninp, No. 200 ,
Work on the exposition grounds W Meets
every F rid a y evening.
L . W. B ak er , Consul Com .
is progressing rapidly. Most of
C iiam . V A x D r x n n m , Clerk.
the grading for roadways, avenues,
plazas and circles han been finished,
O . T . M .—C ascade C am p No. 200
and the grounds are enclosed by a K Meets
every Thu rsday night.
fence. The contract for the erec
O. H. V ratch , Com.
tion of the emergency hospital has R. K . B e n n in , Cooter.
been let and tbe structure will be
O. O. F. — Cottage G ro ve, No. 08,
completed within the next few I. Meet
every S atu rd ay night.
weeks. Contracts have been grant
O ho , C o m e r , N. G.
ed for four large buildings which A. B k k w k r , Sec.
are to lie finished within six months.
. of A . 1— M eeting» lHt aud 8rd
They are the Fine Arts palace, Aud M. M W onday
In each month,
itorium, Machinery Hall and the
A. 8. PowRi.l., Consul.
C. W . W a i . i . ace , clerk.
Manufacturers building. The three
first will be permanent structures,
being built out of buff brick with M B. A . — Modern Brotherhood of
America. Meet the 2d and 4th T u es
terra cotta trimmings,
day o f each m onth at 1 ,0 .0 .P . H all.
T , W . J e n k in s See
Most all of the exhibit palaces
will be classic in design as far aH
W . 0. W . -S t . Valentine Circle 121,
modern usage will permit. After
MeetM 1st an d 8rd T u esday In each
m onth in W . O, W . H all.
tbe fair the permanent buildings
F i o r a J. M i i . i . kh , Clerk.
will lie used by Wnshingt n Upi-
versity upon the campus of whieh
Foresters o f A m s i f f a f .Meet eve
the exposition will lie held, for col M onday evening.
C. C. C o f f m a n , C. R.
lege edifices.
H e n S a n t o r o , F .8 .
The Arctic Brotherhood, an order
composed of men who have been in A F. & A M .— C o tta ge G ro ve, No.
51. Meetings 1st an d 8rd W ednes
Alaska and Yukon, will erect a
d a y of each month.
building costing $25,000. The site
O l i v e r V r a t t h , W . M.
has been selected and plans for the O. E. W ooi.R v, See.
structure are now lieing prepared.
G . A . R -A p pu n tata*
Post N o 34,
During the exposition the building
Meets at 1 p. in., on the 2d and 4th
S atu rd a y of each month.
will lie used as club house and will
D r l>. L. W o o d s , P. C.
contain an exhibit of curios and O . W . R k v n o i . d m , AdJ.
relics of the Northland. After
the fair it will lie turned over L. O. T . M.— Lady Lainson Hive, N o
42. Meets 2d
each month.
an d 4th
Friday of
to the Washington university for
M b s M a r t S ohtmtx , L. C,
the use of students from Alaska
M ish L r t a S anford , R, K.
and Yukon.
William Jennings Hryan, in a O 1 *:, S .— C ottage G ro v e Chapter No
♦. “ e-itlngs held on 2d and 4th F rl-
letter to Henry E. Reed, director of
d « . of each month.
exjdoitation, heartily endorses «h r
M r s . B o s e n i i i r o , W . M.
T. C. WiTEEl.RH, W. P.
parth,)>ation of the United States
M r s . M a i d s W h c r i . r u . See.
governm-ut.
Methodist K p iw o p n l Church, Rev.
8. M. Nlckle.
Pastor. Preaching
services a t 11 a. ni. and 7:80 p.
m.
Sunday School.
10 a. m.,
E pw ortli iA-ague, 0:80 p. m . Prayer
meeting T h u rsd ay evening at 7:80.
All nre cordially invited to lie present
Christian Scien e services held
over Allison's B a rb e r shop every
Sunday morning at 11 o’clock and
W e d n e sd a y evening at S o ’clock.
Christian Church, Rev W. A.
Elkins Pastor. Services at 11 in
the morning and 7.30 in tbe even
ing. Y. P. S. C. E- meeting at
6:3o p. m. Sunday school at lo
o’clock. Intermediate Endeavor
Society at 2:30 and Choir practice
every Saturday evening at 7.30.
First Presbyterian Church, l ’aetor
Rev. H. L. Nave; Morning service,
11, evening 8, Y. P. S. C. E. 7 p>
m. All strangers and sojourners
welcome.
Catholic Church— Mass every
Sunday morning at 10 o’clock.
Vespers and Benediction at 7 o'clock
p. m.
Rev. Father Fitzpatrick, pastor.
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W. B. Dillard, County Superin E, J e n n i e W
tendent of Schools was in the Grove
o f P . — Juventus
L o d ge No. 4 s.
Friday and Saturday giving person K . Meets
every W ednesday night
al attention to ths distribution of
S . It. P i p e r C. C.
library books allotted to the vari- C h a s . V a n P f n B f . b u . K .o f K . .v s .
oua district schools in the vicinity
Go to the Toggery for gentle-
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men'a Christmas presents.
Commercial Stables
A ll kiiuls o f First Class
Rigs, at reasonable prices
Large Feed Barn in connection
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