Cottage Grove leader., February 23, 1909, Image 4

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will have few charms for y o u a f ­
ter you've once in d u lg ed in it—
what you “ save” at first you ’ll
lose afterward— lose your temper
too. and make “ confusion worse
confounded.”
Why not come
to us — exjierienced and fair
priced plumbers — at the first
sign o f trouble with your water,
gas or steam pipes and get
things iu order promptly?
I ITK a strouff
ray
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C L A S S IF IE D
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AD VERTISEM EN TS.
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Ilest Washington Cedar shingles
J WXTM 1 COl'NTKK Notary I’uMiy *
— free of sap, worm holes ami
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A T T O R N E Y -A L -L A W
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knots, constantly on hand, l’rices
Practice in all courts o f tlic State.
Ì Office Phillips Baildiait. Suit 5 and 6 > to suit the times. Inquire of
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Phone Main loll Cottage (»rove, <>r.
O rrin R obinson , Cottage Grove.
ATTORN KY AT L A W
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Office: Young Building, Main Street,
West Sid«-.
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PH YM M ’ I A N a n d S I !KOKON
2 Petaluma incubators 5«. and
12«> eggs and a 20«) chick indoor
brooder. Inquire at Leader office.
35tf
Shingles for sale at Veatch &
Lawson’s
26tf
onice in McFarland. Building
Over Cochran's Furniture Store
onice Phone, 34» Kesldenco Phone, .'»31
indestructible cylinder records
and double disc records at the
?’
Bazaar .33 and 6.3 cents.
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A T TO R N E Y A T LAW
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Special Attvnlioa Given to M inina ami
Corporation I.aw.
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o f a e o ia -
•uii: .» to d eterm in e
w liai If a n y a ction
should bo tak en a s
to tho re fe re n ce s to
Iff »the president
Tiloso refere noe <.
velt Is tîeenn «1 I ;
unen lied for roller
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Paint your hen roosts with Ave-
n ari us Carholiueum. Buy it at
Veatch & Lawson.
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V. »-
Klduey Ills com e quietly— mysterl-
ously.
B ut nature alw ays w arns you .
Notice the kidney secretions.
See If the c o lo r is iinhe«iltliy—
IT there are settlings and sediment.
Passages frequent, sca n ty, painful
i t ’s time then to n o D ohii ’ m kidney
pills.
T o ward off Bright’s disease or d ia ­
betes.
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C ulberson.
D oa n ’ s have done great w ork in |
C ottage G rove.
Mrs Kiln Bisbey of Cot I a ge G rove, I
iH-coinpllshinent, the chief K* handy
with a dec£ of curds, k n o w s how the Oregon, sa ys: “ 1 suffered fo r a loiijg|
tricks are performed nnd is no mean time from an irregularity o f my kid­
neys, accom panied by an intense
disciple o f the lllttstrlous Ilerrmanu.
w eakness and pains ip m y buck,
H e a d a c h e s and dizzy spells frequent­
Congressman Nicholas Longworth ly ann oyed me and my genera I health
I was feeling
has been quite fti the eVe recently as a was much run d o w n
legislator as well as s<f!4ln-lnw o f the very much discou raged when D oa n ’s
Portland and Return Only $5.90
kidney
pills
w
ere
brought
to m y a t ­
president, ft was at bis residence that
tention. They were so Idglih recom ­
the Republican members o f the ways mended th a t I decided t o g iv e them
and means committee met to taUyw er a trial and procured a box a t Ben­
The Southern Pacific Co. is now
tariff revision w lt^ T T e s id e n fT llo ct so n ’s ph arm acy. They lived up to i se llin g ro u n d trip tickets to Port-
Taft. Mr. LongW orm T» a member o f representations and iu a short time|
the committee and has not been nlto- gave me relief. 1 stea Illy im proved *a u d from Cottage Grove for f.3.'K)
and alm ost before I re a liz e d it, I w a s ¿food going Saturday on No. 16 at
e n jo y in g exc ellent h ealth ."
1.50 a. in. train, returning Monday
F or sale by all dealers. I’ rtce 50
cents. Fnstcr-M ilhim i < o., Buffalo, evening on N o . 1.3 leaving Portland
N ew York, sole a gen ts (or the 1'lilted at 7. 30 p. m., giving all day Sat­
States.
urday, Sunday and Monday in
Rem em ber th e nam e— D o a n 's—and Portland. The same arrangements
take n o other.
a p p ly from Portland giving Port­
First Class Livery, Sale and Feed Barn in' Connection
Powell & Tullar, Prop.
quite n stir In t’ n
D R A Y IN Q
ATTO RN EY AT LAW
Estates Administered, M ining Patents
Procured. M ining ami Corporation Law
specialty, office over C. rifinì, Veatch
Hardware.
Office Phone, Main 113.
Resulence, 85.
Tie Is a la w y e r and a thorou gh stu den t
d law . l i e
o f co n stitu te a. d h isto ry
la an E pi • . :i ian o f the l>road ch urch
typ e and w a s in th e eye not long
sin ce b ecau se o f hi ; d e fe n se < f the
R ev. A lgern on C. (*rapy«-y, I>. I)., In
the n ow fan i u i h e re ­ trial re su ltin g
in th e su spen sion o f the R och ester
cle rg ym a n *>f adv.-tn«- «1 v ie w s .
Mr.
r e r k ln s Is one o f the eh« la rs o f con-
gress. l i e is a g ra d u a te o f R o ch e ste r
u n ive rsity, has stu d ied In u n iv e rsitie s
abroad. Is a u th or o f se v e ra l volu m es
perta in in g to tin* h isto ry o f F ra n ce
and is u m em ber o f th e N ation al Insti­
tu te o f A rts and L e tte rs o f F ra n ce .
H e Is six ty -tw o y e a r s o f a g e a n d s e rv ­
ed In the N ew Y o rk a serab ly b e fo re
his first election to con gress, e ig h t
y e a r s ago. l i e h as q u ite a rep u ta tio n
as an orator.
A n d a H K in ds o f
HAULING
F. !.. INGRAM
♦
> Leave owjcrs at Cunningham’s Con­
4
D E N T IS T
Stewart-Porter Building
Hours 8.30 to 1 J, t to .*>
Phone 14SI
fectionery Phone 73 or phone
residence 406
J,
RIU LITT AND
the hear
'oth er
Hauling Done Promptly at
Reasonable Charge
Titles Exam ined. Drafting and Itine Printing.
Present ow nersh ip Maps Furnished. Farm
Loans at Lowest Kates. Notary Public.
! rather an embarrassing epH&de
! him when Representative P e r^
i traduced the resolution rospet
! iccret service references
Mr. i
! volt’s message, a resolution implying
j in some degree censure o f the fftvsi-
dont’n act, Ur. Lon^woftli sat silent
I whi’ c the house voted unanimously in
EUpl>crt o f the resolution, but he
blushed way up to the top o f his bald
spot.
C. S. FREELAND ® C qü E
à S ÿ
ABSTRACTORS
W . A. M O G A TE
Room s s and 10 McClung Building
Corner Eighth ami W illam ette Sts.
T elephone Red I1M
EUGENE. OREGON ,
General B lacksm ¡thing
M I L L E R ’S
Machine Shop
Horseshoeing a specialty.
Wagon and carriage re-
Ing. All work guaranteed
Have your horsesteeth ex-
ammutì and repaired. Shoe
at rear of liemenway A
Burkholder's Store :: ::
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WILLIAM J. BURNS.
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All kinds of machine and repair
work done promptly and at reason­
able prices.
B
OLD tIU D ER BUILDING
SSiKSS?
| B a r r e l s ¡¡V,?”.
Tliiril Street,
COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON
Carpets and Rugs
Made to order and Satis­
faction guaranteed both
as to workmanship and
prices. Apply to
* J. M. Comer
t-
P h on « 386
W a l l S t.,
t is t C
n e a r A d v e n tis
< t w ir c h
(T rove
G
a l l e r y
N e w Management
N e w Equipment.
C o m e find sec us.
We
w ill d o our u tm o s t to
please y o u .
A.
J.
this rem ark a b le team n ation al c h a ra c ­
ters. S e n sation al in terest w a s added
to th e su b je ct when H oney w a s shot
F airhanks - M orse Co.» And n early k ille d a sh ort tim e a g o by
one o f th e crim in als w h ose e n m ity he
PO R TLA N D . OREGON
laid incurred. B u rn s’ m ethods a s a
d e te ctiv e n r- v e r y d iffe re n t from those
Fairhanks-Morse ('»asoline Rngines for o f P h erleck l iohm s. H e Is so open In
pumping, spraying, sawing, grinding. his w ork as to dec« ive those w h om ho
w i-h e s to Involve in th e toils o f tfco
Outfits complete.
law and Is so a g re e a b le th at a m an Is
Fairbanks Scales for weighing.
Fairbauks-Morse Dynamos and Motors w illin g to risk a rre st fo r the sa k e of
for power and light.
e n jo y in g ids so ciety. B u rn s w a s fo r­
Fairbanks-Morse Windmills & Towers. m erly a tailor and w a s tw e n ty -six
Fairbanks-Morse Grinders, Feed Chop­ y e a r s old b efore he took up d e te ctiv e
per»;, Well rumps.
All first quality goods at low prices.
ways in Stock. Liberal terms.
Al­ work.
G R IF F IN A V E A T C H . A « e n t s
C o tt a lo Grove*. O regon
A rm stro n g .
N O R TH ER N GROWN
OOTTAOK
BEST FO R
O ltO V R
TH E W EST
01.
Kit ittiii
All
N
the latent treatments.
T ll p r t r ir - fll
PI-AIN’ ani MRDICATKI) BATHS
X-U A Y LABORATOKY
^
£
For furlber particulars atì(tress
Hr. II. C. HCIILIIKF.
LADIES’ BAOS a0IN" Al
AND PURSES
the best known o f tlie secret service
men a t th e presen t time Is William J.
Burns, w h o has been a id in g Prosecu­
tor Ile n o y In S an Francisco in th e gt-
gnntP task o f p u ttin g g ra fte rs in high
place behind th e bars. T h e su cce ss of
this w o rk on th e P a cific co a st and the
fight put lip by the H e n ey-B u rn s com­
bin ation h ave m ade th e m em bers of
COST
MEN'S
PURSES
A Fine Line to Select front. A m closing out this line
of g«x)ds.
Leather Belts. D og Collars and M e n ’s G lo v e « at b e d ­
rock prices.
STOCKS’ HARNESS SHOP
The head o f the United States secret
service is John E. Wilkie, who started
his career as a reporter on the old
C h ic a g o
Times,
fle was assigned to
report police do­
ings and iu Huit
way got his first
Mens as to detoc-
tfye work.
Chief
Wilkie was born In
Elgin, 111., in 1860,
his father b e in g
Franc B. Wilkie,
the famous “ Poilu
to ” o f th e o ld
T im e s .
Y ou n g
W i l k i e while in jo r \ e . wiLKii:.
report or la l work made u specialty of
criminal Investigation, and during the
Spanish war he checkmated Spanish
spies and drove them from the country.
He Is master o f the art “ now you see
It; now yon don’ t.”
He can make
quarters -In fact, any kind o f coin—
disappear and appear In hny desired
place, even if it be the ear or eye of
his interested spectator. Besides this
His Unbelief,
“Do you believe in luck?”
“ Yes; don't you?”
“ No."
“ W hy?”
“ I have always noticed that supersti­
tious people are sure to have some­
thing happen to them."
Well Supplied.
“Sho lies such a beautiful complex-
Ion."
"W h l.h r
"W hich 1 What do you mean by
that?”
"She has more than oue, you know,
land people a chance to visit
valley points at greatly reduced
rates.
CONTEST NOTICE
T h e d iscu ssion o v er th e p resid en t’ s
referen ces to the se cre t se rv ic e lias
b rou gh t inf«) sp ecia l n otice th e w o rk
o f the m em bers o f tills corps. O ne o f
C. JOHNSON.
V
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and Heed It.
Mr. Perl;ins l
For bargains iu fruit, stock and ftronp sdipperter o f th • adm in istra-
see Scarbrough & tlon. But 1 : I « »I o a stj k e r fo r th e
f farm lauds
Creswell, Oregon, or rights nnd { l it lie-. es o f ( o r g r e s s ns a
ï Cochran,
co-ordin ate I*r;> 11« li e f the govern m en t,
* Chas. Cochran, Cottage Grove, Or.
K. YOU MU
¡ J .
«>f
1 1 g h t
w a a
thrown on llep ro
sentative James ü.
rorkinr. e f Itoches*
Phillips Brothers J
P ro fe s s io n a l C a rd s.
Cottage Grove People Must Recognize
Snapshots
at Figures
In Politics
Amateur Plumbing
Fashion Stables
f
M A T U R E S WARNING
Splinter Eugene Halo o f Maine and
Senator Charles A. C'ulbersffl o f Texas
! nre now the lenders ©f the Republie-
j a ns nnd Domocram respectively lq the
j upper l>ran«*h o f congress.
Senator
' Hale was chosen chairman (£ rro Re-
| publban caucus ns successor to the
j late Senator Allison o f Iowa. The do
I hit n carries w ith It the chairman
| ship o f tl*» Republican steering com­
mittee. ns it In called, which guides the
majority in the course It takes on leg­
islation. The Maine senator Is £ vet­
eran !r;violator and Is recognijew as a
man c f ercopticnnl ability nnd knowl­
edge o f affairs. He is seventy-two
years « f age. and ills first service in
«en gr :« dates back to the year 1800.
; ’o v e r»! times cabinet portfolios have
been offered him. but he always de-
cllucd them. On pnval affairs he is an
authority, and he might 11?»ve been
secretary o f the navy under President
Hayes had lie desired the noqt.
Senator (Ailberson, to whom Uia
Democrats o f the senate now look
leadership, has a presidential boom.
I! * lias laid one before, but while Mr,
Brvnn was In the field fro would not
oTirowntfje It. Since Mr. Bryan’s re­
told defeat there has been consider­
able talk among Democrats iff taking
the candidate from the south In
in 1012
end r.el ting Mr. Culberson as the
standard hearer, The Texas ii«*/hber
h very popular among his fello v leg-
islator.j o f both parties. lie lr fifty-
throe ycai i*
succeed^J t’ 1 late
Roger () Mi!i#Tn the senate i t^LSoo.
His father, tin? kit« David B. tauber*
son, was prominent ns a member of
congress from Texas for ninny years.
Department Of tlie Interior.
United States L and Ollice,
R oseburg, Or., Jan. 20. 1001».
A Hiitheient contest a ffid av it h aving
been filed in this ollice by M ary A da
Sm ith, con testa n t, a g a in st H om e­
stead Entry Xo. l-UMfi, made N o ­
vem ber 18, liiOJ for the WL XV%
S ection 24, T ow n ship 20 8 , Range
(5 W .,
W illam ette
Meridian, by
E d w a rd
Evans
Brow n,
contcs-
tc*e, iu w hich It Is alleged th a t
said E dw a rd E vans Brown
lias
never resided upon tills tract since
the date of Ids entry or a t a ll; th a t
all the Im provem ents lie lias ever
m ade upon said place is a small
cabin 16x18 feet, made of rou n d lo gs
and a shake roof, value a b o u t #15.(X),
no outhouses, n o fencing, no p lo w in g
or any oth er cu ltivation ; that said
land is m ore valuable for its tim ber
than for agricultural purposes, it is
hilly, rocky and m o u n ta in o u s ; and
th at said alleged absence w a s not
due t o his em ploym ent In the arm y
o r n avy o f tin* United States in time
of w a r; said parties are hereby n ot­
ified t o appear, respond and offer
evidence tou ch in g said allegation at
10 o ’clock a. m. on March s, liK)*.», be­
fore G eorge B. Dorris, U. S. C om m it- ;
si on er at his office In Eugene, O regon
(an d that final hearing will In* la id
a t 11 o ’clo ck a. m. on .March 22, 1909,)
before the Register and Receiver a t
the United States land office in Rose-
burg, O regon
The said contestant having, in a
proper affidavit, filed Janu ary 20,
1900, set forth facts which sh o w th a t
after due diligence personal service at
tills notice ca n n ot be m ade, it of
hereby ordered and dlret*ted tli is
such notice be given by due and
proper publication.
43-47 B e n j a m i n L. E d d y , Register.
A t E v en
MONEY
A
Of time, traveling expenses
and fatigu e can tie made by
using
Had No Reason to Be.
“ Tie has a long ancestral line.“
“ Prohd o f It, I suppose?’
“ Xo.”
“ Why Isn't he?*
i t has a slip noose n ^ jp e end o f It.’
Undoubtedly.
“ There is nothing In a promiae."
"Oh. yes them Is som etim e^"
"What?”
"A good, big fee for the lawyers.’
The s " *!
Useful Knack.
* i who runs In debt
And v.ea.iuhlto pleasure ch a fe s
dtiuuol f
i .
dan learn to ha
1
.W " " 't I n i-aie u i places.
ta
the
sh ortest
rou te
East.
There is b a t one s h o rt and di­
rect rou te betw een the West
East.
The Southern
Pacific
The 0. R. & N.
Oregon Short Line
and
Tom Awbrey can give you good
reliable insurance at reasonable
rates, put your residence insur­
ance ill the Oregon Fire Relief A s­
sociation and your business prop­
erty iu the Hankers and Merchants
Mutual. Call at the express o f­
fice for rates.
k l : Estati
If you have real or personal property
for sale, leave your descrip­
tion and price with
ALTA KING, at the bridge
COTTAGE GROVE, ORE.
He can m ake you r abstracts, exam ine
the title to you r property and do you r
conveyancing
.
.
.
.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department o f th e Interior,
I '. 8 . Lane Office at Itoselm rg, Ore.
Nov. 23, 1008.
N otice Is hereby given
th a t
JOHN C H A R L E S KICK 1.1
of S a gin a w , O regon, who on N o v .
23, l!N)K, m ade lim ber o r stone entry.
N o. «»24-tl, fo r the N W ', o f NEW
Section ]N , T ow n sh ip 20 S , R ange 2
W, W illam ette Meridian, has tiled
notice of intention In make linal
p ro o f t o establish claim to the land
a b o v e described, before R egister and
Receiver a t K osetuug, O regon, on
the 10th d a y o f April, 1 U 0 II.
cla im a n t onm es as witnesses
Henry M yers. Charles I'hlllipy.
Perry Casteel .1, O. Jorrett, all of
S a gin a w , Oregon
42-52 B p n j a m i n L. K i i d v , Register.
Notice of Publication.
Union Pacific
There Is unsurpassed through
fast train service t o Denver,
Registration of Land Title.
O m ah a, K anas C ity, « lilcago
Department o f the Interior.
P. S. Land Ollier at Koseluirg, O re.
O ct. 20tri, 1008.
Notice is
hereby given
th a t
JOSEPH It. W IL H E L M
o f Dexter, O regon, w h o on O ctober
20tli 1008, made tim ber appU ution
No. OliMHi, fo r S W '„ Section .32, T o w n ­
ship 10 South, K a n g r i W est, W illam ­
ette Meridian, lias tiled notice o f in­
ten tion to make linai p r o o f to e sta b ­
lish claim to th e land a b o v e described
liefore Register nnd Receiver at Itose-
burg, O regon, on -the Isti, ,inv of
M arch, titoli.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Reese Parker of Dexter, O re g o n ;
Rufus W ood of D exter, O regon;
Thom as R. M alloy o f Fall Creek,
O regon; ia>w M ath ew s of D exter,
Oregon.
B enjamin L. E ddy , Register.
w ith direct con n ection s t o all
In the m a tter o f the ni'plleiitlon of
Kvn C. Wheeler to register the title
points East and South.
to lo t No t and the east half o f lo t
No. :t o f liiook No. 1 .1 . 13, Y o u n g 's
Then» Is an
alm ndnnce of
addition to C ottage G rove, Lane
m atchless scenery, nnd an o p ­
C ounty. Oregon.
T o all w h o m it m ay con cern:—
portu nity t o make a da yligh t
T a k e notice that on the loth day ol
s to p o v e r a t Salt Lnko City if
Febru ary, 100D, an a pplication w as
filed by the said Kvu C. W heeler in
it Is desired.
the Circuit Court of the S ta le o f Ore­
gon f o r i , nne cou n ty for Initial regis­
I-et us tell you all a b o u t
tration o f the land a b ove described.
w h a t can lie done, before you
Now, unless you appear on o r before
the 20th day of .March, 1000. and
pu rpose ticket.
show cause w h y said a pp lica tion
should n ot lie gran ted , tile same will
lie taken as confessed and a decree
Administrator's notice.
will bo entered a cco rd in g t o the J. M. ISHAM. Agent, Cottage Grove,
prayer o f th e application and y o u
will Ire forever barred from disputing
Jn the matter of the estate of Stephen
the same.
Harris, deceased.
E. 1'. L kk , C ounty Clerk.
Notice is hereby given that the under­
W T I. M i M I R R A Y , signed lias been duly appointed by the
By F iikh G . H tickkt . s , D eputy.
E. Y o r x o , Applicant’ s A ttorn ey.
County Court of Lane county o f the
General Passenger Agent
State of Oregon, administratrix of the
estate of Stephen Harris, deceased, ami
PORTLAND.
•
OREGON.
Notice for Publication.
all persons having claims against said
estate are hereby notified and required
to present the claims to me properly ver­
D epartm ent o f the Interior,
ified as required by law, within six
C. S. I .and O flieeat Koseluirg, < tregon
Gasolene Engine For Sale.
months from the date of this notice at
N ovem ber 12, KXK
the office of Attorney A. II. King, Cot­
N otice is hereby
given
th at
tage
Grove, Lane County, Oregon.
OSCAR BARNES
A fine,
almost new 3-horse­
o f t'o m sto ck , Oregon, w h o on August
Ln.Uk A. C row , Administratrix.
power
F'airbanks
&
Morse
gasolene
1st 1003, m ade Homestead Entry No.
A. II. K ing , Atty. for Administratrix.
engine,
tanks
and
equipment
for
120.18, S. |{. 01150. for 1 3 ' of NK%,
Dated this 3rd day of Itecemlier 1908.
Section 8, T ow n sh ip 21 Sou th , R ange sale. Inquire at the Leader office.
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W est, W illam ette Meridian, has
filed notice o f intention t o make
final five year proof, to establish
lain, to the land a b ove described, lie-
fore the Register and Keeeiver at
R oseburg, O regon , o n the 25th d a v
o f March, 1900.
Claim ant names as w itn esses:
Charles It. I.arenee, John W atkins,
R. A. Allen, kny G riggs, all o f Com
sto ck , O regon.
B knjamin L. E iiiiv , Register.
N o w is t h e T i m e
to v is it
;
CATARRH
!
T
Congressman Cbamu Clark, new
leader o f the D qjpocrifle minority In
congress, loves H»e DemqpfUtlc party
most o f anything, and next t^ thn t he
loves Mj^smirl. A few y^tra ago he
was on the ie<‘ f itregplatform TrjKnn 3 as
when be Inx-ame 111 and was*told he
had only an even chance to <rre.
‘ What qjorc does n man want?* be
demanded “Just put m ^ p a car ond
start me hack to Mlssoqyl.
Going
hack borne Is enough to make any man
well.”
Before t ^ train reached Kansas
City ho was on the road to recovery.
S A V I N G
You Need Fire Protection.
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C a tlifo m ia
When summer has passed in these northen states,
the sun is only mild tinder the bright blue skies of
Southern California. This is one of nature’s hap­
py piovisions—eternal summer for those who can­
not endure a more rigid or severe climate. Califor
nia has iteen called tlm “ Mecca of the winter tour­
ists.” Its hotels and stopping placas are as varied
as those of all well regulated cities. Visitors can
always find suitable accommodations, congenial
companions, and varied, pleasing recreations.
Southern Pacific Company
E l y s C ream B alm
S u r e to G iv e
Sa tisfa c tio n .
OtVKS BELIEF A T O M C «.
It cleanses, soothes, heals and protects the
diseased membrane resulting fr o m Catarrh
and d r iv e s away a Cold in the Head quickly.
Restores the Senses o f Taste and Smelt.
Easy to nse. Contains no injnrions d r u g s
Applied into tho nostrils and nbxorbeit.
Large Size, 50 rents At Drnggists or by
mail. Liquid Cream Balm for u-e in
Atomizers, 75 cents.
|LT BROTHERS. 56 Wirrtn St.. New V at «.
The normal school question is
not dead yet. It will appear at
( t e NRBI ^ M t i o u .
W ill lie glad to supply some very attractive litera­
ture describing in detail the many delights of win­
ter in California. Very low round trip excursion
tickets are on sale to California!. The rate from
Cottage Grove to Los Angeles is $55. limit six
months, allowing ftop-overs in either direction.
Similar excursion sates are in effect to all Califor­
nia points.
For all information, sleeping car reservations
and tickets call on, telegraph or write J. M. IS H AM .
Agent S. P. Co. or
W M . M c.M I R R A V . S o n e r a l P a s s e n g e r A gen t.
P o r tla n d . O r e g o n .