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Newspaper Page TextTHE HOUSEWIFE PERFECT PRINTING PLATES A^calve Plaster. •dhesire plaster la coinmou «Very household, compara- women know how to use It Many make the directly over the entire surfCee o f fl Wound or cut, which la bad, for unless a certain amount of air circulates attout the sore it will not readily. Ih e correct way of ap plying adhes lve piaster Is to cut It luto narrow »trips fro(n a sixteenth to an eighth of an Inch In width, though the dimensions, both In length and cross ways, must be determined by the size o f the cut. These are put smoothly across wounds at Intervals of an eighth o f an Inch or less to bring the surfaces together. Before using adhesive plas ter the flesh surrounding the wound and the raw part Itself must be thor oughly cleaned with an antlsepltc soup npl carefully dried with surgically c!ean gauze. Dlnhwaahlng Made Ka»y. The chief things required to make dishwashing n pleasure are care, order, pleuty of good hot water aud a stack o f dry tea towels, two dishcloths aud a large enamel dlshpan. The dishes, when removed from the table, must have each of Its kind put together. Put all the cooking utensils on the range and fill them with water until the time comes to clean them. Have a receptacle In which to place, all the scraps that come from the dishes, plates, etc. The moat Important thing Is to have plenty of hot water- not merely warm, but hot-aud use some good soap In the water to make your suds. It cleans the greasy meat dishes and plates twice as quickly. Have your mops with handles for deep mouthed Jugs and have nice dishcloths made of cheesecloth. C h .lr and C r ib C u m b lu e d . The crib aud the high chair are two of the needfuls of every household In which nro young children. To combine the two In one piece of furniture la a recent lureutlon of two California cablnetinukers. Besides serving the two purposes equally well, the appear ance has not lieen alighted In the least, the combination being attractive rather IN ONE OR M ANY COLORS L A R G E S T F A C IL IT IE S | IN T H E W E S T FOR T H E P R O D U C T IO N OF H IG H G R A D E W O R K ■ ATIt At LAW At (AITIM Hltltt HICKS-CHATTEN E N G R A V I N G CO. 2d & A ld e r , P O R T L A N D , O R E . A t the C h u rc h e s Methodist Rplsoopal Church, Itev S. M. Nlckle, Pastor. Preaching services a t 11 a. in. and 7:110 p. m. Sunday School, 10 a. in., Epworth League, 0:30 p. m., Prayer meeting Thursday evening a t 7::10. All are cordially invited to lie present Christian Science over Allison's services held Barber shop every 11 o ’clock and Wednesday evening at 8 o ’clock. 'u n d ay morning at Christian Church, IN D IG E S T IO N . N o appetite, loss of atrength, ner- vouJDeaa, headache, constipation, bad PRODUCE. breath, geimnri debility, sour risings, and catarrh of the stomach are all (Prices quoted are retail.) due to Indigestion. Kodol Dyspepsia Butter, country 3°c Cure cures Indigestion, This pew dis Butter, cooking 25 c covery represents the natural juices ot Butter, creamery, lb 37)^0 digestion as they exist In a healthy Butter fat 34c stomach, combined with the greatest known tonic and reconstructive prop Iiggs 35 c erties. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure does Chickens 7 ) 4 c not onlv cure Indigestion and dys Onions, cwt. $3.00 pepsia, but the famous remedy cures all stomach troubles by cleansing, Apples, bushel, according to sweetening ano strengthen quality 98c purifying, ing the nineons membranes lining the Chittem Bark, old 5c stomach. , , . Mohair 29 ) 4 ° K od ol Dyspepsia t nre after meals ib Hides, green 4c not onlv thoroughly reliable dlgest- but it contains great tonic amt Salt Hides, dry 5 c ant, reconstructive properties ns well. Potatoes This famous remedy enables the Cabbage, cwt $1.56 stomach nnd digestive organs to thor Turnips, cwt $'-5° o u g h l y digest, assimilate and contrl- Carrots, cwt $' -50 bute to the tisauea all of tlio nourish- ment that Is contained In such food as Parsnips, cwt $2.00 may be eaten. K odol Dyspepsia Cure clears the H A Y , G R A I N , ETC wav and makes sure the journey from (Retail prices are quoted) sickness to Health and weakness to Wheat, bushel . $0.90 strength. If the stomach Is disor dered K odol will cure It. Wheat and vetch, chopped Kodol Dyspepsia Cure lays the foun ton $32.00 dation (or health, and the upbuilding Oats, bushel 45c of strength by cleansing, purlflying Bran, ton $21.00 and sweetening the glands and mem Clean wheat chop, ton $33.00 branes of the stomach, aud by sup natural juices necessary to Oats and vetch chopped, ton $25.00 plying perfect ImllgeHtion, assimilation and Mixeif, ton $24.00 nutrition. Kodol digests what you Shorts, ton $28.00 eat, prevents colic,cholera, diarrhoea, Flour, valley, cwt $2.20 flux, dysentery and summer com generally, and Its use will cure Flour (bard wheat, cwt $2.60 plaints Indigestion and chronic dyspepsln Rolled barley, per 751 b sack $1.10 permanently. Kodol is good alike Rolled barley, standard, sack $1.00 for young and old. Your druggist Hay, baled, ton $ i 3 .oo sells It. MARKET REPORT. L IV E R ev. W . A. STOCK Society at 2:30 aud 40 6c CARDS > V. M Rev. H. L. N ave; M orning service, A ll strangers V. *! V. v e atc h P h o n e cc lies. ’ hone F U N E R A L D IR E C T O R and EM BALM ER 11, evening 8 , Y. P. m. * V -») a r io n S. C. E. 7 p. and sojourners jg Main 416 ] L IC E N S E D P a rlo rs a t V e a tc h a L a w s o n 's . a welcome. Catholic Church— Mass every Sunday morning at 10 o ’clock. Vespers and Benediction at 7 o’clock p. m. Rev. Father Fitzpatrick, pastor. A T T O R N EY A T L A W O lllce: Y o u n g B u ild in g , M a in S tre e t, W e s t .Side. + £ ■fe#iVrBìXéBl'fctB) V.-B1 V.-Bl'ttBl'feBs 4 Lodge Directory. [ Q U FRANC LU C IL K HARD OPTICIAN and REFRACTION 1ST ! R o o m 1-4 New C h rism an U k . E u g e n e , Or. • Î than cumbersome. In the Illustration It la shown In the position a high chair, rollers being attached to the •nd frame. To convert tile high chair Into a crib It Is only necessary to change the position, the rockers at the back of the high chair serving the same purpose as rockers on an or dinary crib. The seat lp jno high jhair Is readily removed and tpo liicesJa iary pillows aud coverings Inserts To C o o k ï Y » . pwripvi s e tft fe lv i Underground vegeta' vegetables, * tubers and also vegetal regetaojda ; la eatable should be cookêd water, as aalt tends to toil] to toi Woody fiber. Soft water, eVi er, evëjf. Is to be ohltjg Vegetables preferred to bard for cool mitrato this fact Of that nature. Demons'___ to your own satisfaction bv Rooking white turnips both wayg. fb the one c u e they will coin* out mgaly and delectable; In the other—UMtls. (looked In salted water they frodme liarA, coarse and highly Indigestible. W . O . W .— Bohemia Camp, No. 200, M eetsevery F rid ay evening. L , W. B aker , Consul Com. C ham . V a n D e m u ko , Clerk. To R r s iO T t I W. KIMK, M. 1). W i i i H Y S IC IA N and SU R G EO N O fllc e in M c F a r la n d B u ild in g O v e r W y n n e ’ s H a r d w a r e S to re O ffice P h o n e, 341 A e s ld e n c o P h o n e , 126 I V.-#> V ^ V iÄ V.-#> Publishers’ price for the three............... $ 4.00 Light is the magnet that draws trade. A show window brilliantly lighted with electric lights makes many a sale “ the night before.” It a t t i a c t s a t t e n t i o n , makes it easy for your display to be examined, and shows your goods to the best advantage. Electric light is the best and only illuminant. W hen may our man see you about it? W il l l m m e t t e V a l l e y E lectric All three one y e a r for $2.30 T h e Sem i- W e e k l y Journal. P o rtla n d , O r., is a fa rm n ew sp a p er published Tues- day and F rid ay o f each w e e k . It lias its o w n le a s e d w ire s and its rep orts of events are a lw a ys th e latest and w ith o u t bias o r p r e ju d ic e its m a rk et rep orts are corrected up fo r each issue by one w h ose business i t is to d o th a t an d n o th in g e lse They are relia ble. Its story p ig e , and p a ge o f c o m ics a r c a lw a y In terestin g , am i its farm department (soon to l»e a fe a tu re ) w ill co n ta in o r ig in a l a r tic le s b y s p e c ia l p aid w riters. The P a c ific -'\ U \ ly, p u b lish ed a t P o rtla n d , O r , is th e lea d in g magaziue of the W est. It is lx a t,. .Uy illu s tra te d . Its s to rie s a r e c le a n and w h olesom e and intensely In tereslin g. 1 T h e Cottage G rove Leader, is y o u r loca l p a p e r au d yo u n eed it, to keep in touch w im local now s and happen in gs. $ 2 .3 0 4 J a 'UJk $ preserved—and produced—by Robertlne, a mild, delightful preparation, delicately fragrant. Makes the skin exquisitely »oft, banishes crackled appearance caused by over-dryness, reduces the size of J enlarged pores, cleanses them, re- f duces inflammation and spreads an even,! ' radiant glow due to wholesome nourish ment of skin glands and stimulation of the capillaries which also feed the skin and supply its healthful color. Askyour Druggiit fo r a f r u tampU of (0BERT1NE M B A -M odern Brotherhood of America. Meet ilie 2 <l and 4th Tues day o f each month at 1,0.O.F. Hall. T , W . J k n k i n s See. L , O , T . M.— Lady Lamson Hive, No 42. Meets 2d and 4th Friday of each month. M rs M a r y S o hcm tz , L. C, M iss L e t a S anford . R. K, W . R C .— A p pom attox W . U, C, No. 12. Meets a t 1 p. m. on the 2d nnd 4th Saturday of each month. M a r y D h k k y , Pres. E, J e n nie W oods , See. K . o f P . —Juventus Lodge No. 4\ Meets every Wednesday night S . U. P if k r c . C. C h a ». V a n P f . n B erg . K .o f R. A 8. N e w o r R e n e w a ls 30 * T im e T a b le N o. 4 To take effect November 1 1900. B ound 3 an d 4 Tu esday an d Sat o n ly 1 and 2 D a ily Ex- je p t S unday. 1 M 1 STftTIONS 1 K iev 2:9017:30 u .C o tta g e G r o v e ... 671 2:40 7:50 3.5 IN a l d e u ........ 710 2:49 7 59 6.7 ( ’ erro G o r d o ___ 807 ■ ‘ " ' l ì 8.6 . D o r e n a ........... 841 1 1'8 n 12 .......... s t a r .............. 917 3:26 8:50 13 5 ........ W ic k s .......... 916 3:35,9:06 15 y R ed B r id g e ...... 1020 8:38 9:16 16.6 .W ild w o o d 1040 3:5019:45 20.0 .. D is s t o n ........... 1060 M R 12:00] 11:25 11:16 11:08 10:40 10:33 10:28 10:15 10:00 6.16 4:68 4 :60 4:44 4:37 4:20 4:17 4:«M) S u b ject to c n a n g e w ith o u t n o tic e . A l l o u tw a rd fr e ig h t fo rw a rd e d o n ly a t the Joint risk o f Bhipper an d co n sign ee. Stage le a v e i W ild w o o d a fte r th e a r r iv a l tra in on M on d ays, W ednesdays an d F rid a y s fo r B o n ita an<1 O rseco. R etu rn in g on Tu es days, T h u rs d a y s an d Saturdays. F r e ig h t w ill n ot be re c e iv e d at the O. & S. K. K. R . D epot a ft e r 5 p. m . T o in su re fo r w a r d in g on n e x t tra in fr e ig h t m u st be d e liv e r e d in a m p l • t m e to p e rm it o l i t b e in g b i l l e d . • monthly publication devoted Total AU for 1 . 2 G a m 4.30 a m No 13 N ew Fast Train No 11 2.55 p m No 1 7 Cottage Grove Local 9.50 p m TH E D IC T IO N A R Y G RAND PRIZE (th e h lirh o M » w a n t ) w « « x l w n t o t h e In te r n a - tto n a l a t th e W o rk T a F a ir , S t. L ou is. GET THE LATEST AMO BEST Trm wQl ho intrrwteAtn tmr optrimen t<aort, oeot frto. a & C .M E R R IA M C O - PUSLISHtRS. •FRINOFIELD, MAM. . . i H ■ K l y ’ s C r e a m B alm $1.50 Sti»*c to C lv o ! 3 atiGftction. GIVC9 RELIEF AT ONCE. rl cleanses, fcoofhefl, heals and ¡.rotecttth« d i < .i d iT ii'jiiltr.tn e r ^ 'U lt iiv r fi1 tu CuhÉB fin«l drivesav/fiy h ('nldin the II* dfj ¡i'khr, !(• do f 4 tlie Senses of T r i e and SmelL I’-tsy t«> ufo . Appi 1 Lnr«r< if ECZEMA and PILE CURE FREE , - ä a $ 2 .7 5 JAM E S F L O O D B L D G , S A N F R A N Q S O O K nowing w lia t It was to 1 « i l l g ive F ltE K O F LH ARG fc, to any a »lie toil ii p ositive cure for Kczemn, Salt ............ Kry-in- elas, Piles uml Skin DiHe.-iseM. ln- TO*!1 .4 suffer longer, Write F. IV. W IL L IA M S , 400Manhat tan Avenue, N. Y. F.neloso stamp Contains no iajmi ns tinifpi tlio no •Tiri n o s t r ils and nl^-Tbed. or by e n ts at P . u U*r u C re a m i mii/. ,‘7f* pp .I h . HY f ^OTMFRV rn St New fo r i HOMES!! ARE YOU GOING , W e can save you 1 freighting househol Write us for rstt-s and otht O regon A u t o -D csr 27 fl»»T JTIItT win/ FARMERS C o u r t o f C l a im s T h e P u b lis h e rs o f Webster’s International JndfM. . SUNSET MAGAZINE S tates S , t'f- <fcQ 7^ *** Col out this advertisement •ad tend with $1.50 to SOt TH BOUND •rtte “ M*," ‘r ì 1I* 1*r*L .1f. M ADAM L HÜMOM. *OT M»i ^Ì^WtGihlnj^o^g^^ortUnd^ “ The ahnre refer jr to WMMSTMtCS ^ £Q • year 120 colored photographs of picturesque spots in California •ad Oregon. bound , , . " I’d ru a ¡n r feet I !• q KU..r.ti,t#-ed methods I ■ . f t, ,, fr .v puiitphlst. I d a plain Dictionary ft U e f e t h a t i t “ is, in fn c t.tb e p o p u la r l n a b r id g r d t h o r o u g h ly re -e d ite d in e v e r y d e ta il, a n d v a s t ly e n ric h e d In e v e r y p a rt, w ith th e p u rp o s e o f a d a p tin g i t t o m o o t th e la r g e r an d s e v e r e r r e q u ir e m e n ts o f a n o th e r g e n e r a t io n . W e a r e o f t h e o p in io n t h a t th is a ;•‘g a t Jon m o s t c le a r ly a n d a c c u r a t e ly doMcrttea th e w o r k th a t niw b e e n a c c o m p lis h e d a n d th e re s u lt t h a t has b e e n r e a c h e d . T h e D ie t io n a ry , as i t n o w stan d s, baa b e e n th o r o m r h ly re- e d ite d in e v e r y d e t a il, has b een c o r r e c t e d in e v e r y p a r t, a n d is a d m ira b ly adapt« I t o m e e t t h e la r g e r a n d s e v e r e r re q iiir e im n ts o f a g e n e r a tio n w h ic h d e m a n d s m o r e o f p o p u la r p h ilo lo g ic a l k n o w le d g e th a n a n y g e n e r a tio n t h a t th e w o r ld bn s e v e r c o n ta in e d . I t Is p erh a p s n eed less t o add th a t w e r e fe r t o th e d ic t io n a r y In o u r J u d icia l w o r k a s o f th e h ig h e ft a u t h o r it y In a c c u r a c y o f d efln i- t*?.1? ! t*18* *n t h e fu t u r e ns in t lie p a st it w i l l b e th e s o u r c e o f c o n s ta n t r e fe r e n c e . GHARI. es C. NOTT, CYiW Juati«**. v L a w r e n c e WKLOON. JOHN D A M S. AN TO N J. P R K L L fL L A KLLS B. II u W R T vj ) to the farming intere* of the i® 1:53 a ra No 18 Cottage Grove Local 5.I0 am No 12 11.20 a m No 14 New Fast Train 6:13 p m . n it e d he ^H a y - f e v e r • book of 75 page», containing • If U B y • ROAD OF A THOUSAND WONDERS I 11 It.i V ! -l>. «hll-W. At I Ink lr«|, UHMlÿtitljr The Publisher’s Claims Sustained à h ’k P l TOWN ANO COUNTRY JOURNAL In effect Sunday, Nov. 25 12 a in I 5 •a a # * .,È r3 «J..0 1 .* r coi*}] SURMT MAGAZINE beautifully illutfratcd, good atones a 1 •nd «iticloa about California H> •nd nil the far West. • year Time Table. north CM MAGAZINE READERS 1:23 READ THE j ^W EEKLYO PEG O NIAl OF P O R T L A N D > For the general news o f the World also for information *ibc liow to obtain ilie best res til1 in cultivating the ^oil, Stock Raising, Fru it Growing etc. You can secure this excels papei the COTTAGE GROVE LEADE Both for one year for $ 2.25 ir ^ 0. (S S. i H. H. A Fresh Complexion M. W . o f A . —Meetings 1st and 3rd Monday In each month, „ ... A. S. P o w e l l , Consul. C. W. W a l i . ack , Clerk. G. A R .—Appomntax Tost N o 34, Meets n t l p. m., on the 2d anil 4th Saturday of each month. Dn D. L. W oods , P. C. O. W. R e yno ld s , AdJ. T h e T h ree F o r O n e Y e & r , O n ly « 2 West IN T E R N A T IO N A L A cheap and simple war Ing dull silver le to let It In loppersd milk. A byhüf day In hot water te «ITT h I i t h u the milk bath. |> A f A , J P I. O. O . F .—Cottage G rove, No. 6S, Meet every Saturday night. G e o . C o m er , N. G. A. B r e w e r , Sec. O F . S,—C ottage G rove Clinpter No 4. Meetings held on ad nnd 4th Fri- dav of each month. M r s . RosKNnt R O , \V . M . T . C. W iie e i . k s . W . P. M rs . M aede W h e e le r , See. A Duel Stiver L ? O . T . M .—Cascade Camp No. 260 Meets every Thursday night. O. H. V e a t c h , Com. R. K .B k . n . m s , Cooler. It.salaS Brown Instead of atlgmi U l t o r s put the í . that In a larger pall cover tightly, steam four or five hour* fire. This eaves It ever the house: also kettle every few in! M r s to look it It a SembWeekly Oregon Journal, one year. 104 copies $1.50 Cottage Grove Leader, one year, 52 copies............. 1.50 Pacific Monthly, one year, 12 copies................... 1.00 K R ia l removing rust stal ! o f oxalic add, or <4 r Javelle water, or anr oxen detersives. detersivos \vnatever you use. i dòien Whatever not fall to rinse tlje article (reç pure water within ten denotes a titration of the d eterai e tè rs iti Tpjfi In the hot sunshine with lemon juice for K Soak all night afii way. And get the news of the world T W I C E E A C H WEEK, the local news onco a week and an illustrated magazine once a month. This is the combination: A. B. WOOD. Manager. W 0 W. St. Valentine Circle 121, Treatmeui: For 8pr*lj»#, Meets 1st and 3rd Tuesday III each «uralnod wrtat or ankle should ba month in W. O, W. Hall. F l o r a J. M i l l e r , Clerk. * t M a In hot water or vinegar find rater a and a damp, cold rag afterward wrapped loosely around the Injur.-.l F o r e s te r s o f A m e r ic a M eet every part and the whole covefed With a Monday evening. dece of rubbqr or olle4 ellk. ^ very C. C. C o e f m a n , C. R. bran or bread pout It KN S A N r o R I I , F .N . will often preven Hu The patient sho' A . F . A A M .—C o tta ge G rove, No. ¡ly quiet, ai sprains 51. Meetings 1st ami 3rd Wodnes M a broken limb. day o f each month. ' douches also do g< O l i v e r V k a t c i i . \V. M. P . E. WooLEV, See. i S A V E $1.70 Keep bright and you’ll be kept East R K B F K A H S Cottage d ro v e, No. 24, Meetings 1st. 3rd. and 5th. Fri- dny of every month,) E t t a B a k e r , N. G. K a t ie B, V eatch , See. AS A HIGH CHAIR. „vüiz. 'i b Co. J/ YOUNG . u R O Y A L N E I G H B O R S - M e e t 2nd and 4th Wednesday o f each month. M bs M a r y B ak e r . O r a c le . M rs . C. W. W a l l a c e , Rec. TILLA r I T p OWELL : C0TTA0E OROVf;, OREGON 5 to 6c busy. every Saturday evening at 7 30. First Presbyterian Church, Pastor : 209 2 % P R O F E S S IO N A L Choir practice All kinds of First Class Rigs, at reasonable prices Large Feed Barn in connection! M ARKET. Cows Elkins Pastor. Services at 11 in Sheep the morniDg and 7.30 in the even Veal, dressed ing. Y . P. S. C. E- meeting at Hogs dressed G:3o p. m. Sunday school at lo o ’clock, Intermediate Endeavor Commercial Stables!