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Mallory Cravanetted
Of course, the world is far from { The things that keep a man down j
being perfect. There are hundreds , are inside of him and not outside, j
of wrongs that ought to be righted ! and success will come to every j
and thousands of evils that ought | able-bodied man who is willing to!
to be done away altogether. But, | pay the price of success in earnest, j
for all that, the fundamental prin | conscientious effort. If John I).
ciples of our government are the Rockefeller should spend slo.OU -
most perfect on earth, the oppor I (XX) next mouth trying to keep me
tunities offered to our young men | from earning a living, he couldn’t
and women
absolutely beyond do it. I am in a country where
comparison with any others in the i men are wanted who will work,
history of the world.
and so long as 1 am willin'.’
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A younff man of 20 to ,10 years can have all the work 1 want and
If,
of age who stays in a large city, will get paid reasonably for t
grubbing awav at $10 or $12 a then, 1 add to my willingness to
week, ruining bis health, and sav ! work a sincere desire for education
ing nothing, making no ‘ prepara in business, there is nothing in
tions for the future, and injuring this country that can prevent me
every business prospect hv mid from being a mouev king Imt my
night debauchery, has no right to own mental deficiency—and it’s
complain at the preferment of his God Almighty, and not the Re
publican or
Democratic party,
fellows.
A boy, who stops his schooling who is responsible for that. *
.Men have their ups and downs,
at the eighth grade and enters a
factory without making the nec and the exceptions to the rules just
essary struggle to earn his wav laid down are many, but “ for a ’
higher up, is merely giving addi that and a, that, a man’s a man
tional proof o f his own ignorance for a ’ th at,” and here in this mag
” 1 do not believe there is any
when he asserts that l^e “ A in’t nificent country of ours, he may other medicine so good for whoop
have a man’s chance to tight lor ing cough as Chamberlain's Cough
Ifed No Show.”
if complaining people would all the money that was ever turn Remedy,’ writes Mrs. Francis
'lie fellow Turpin, Junction City, Ore. This
turn their energies and attention ed out of the mint.
to the clarifying of the foul politi who is constantly attempting to remedy i also unsurpassed for
cal atmosphere which makes our j prove that some on else is tespon- colds and c rout). For sale by Beu-
Made A New Man Of H im .
actual grievances possible we sible for his poverty is generally son’s Pharmacy.
“I was Buffering from pain iu my
would approach a thousand years ! the one who lias so wasted tlie
stomach, bead and back," writes 11.
T. Alston, Kaleigh, N. C., “and my
nearer to 1’topia than we would if early years of his business life
liver and kidneyB did not work right,
we should try to reorganize the I that he has condemned himself to
but four bottles of Electric Hitters
made me feel like a new man."
COTTAGE 0R0VE
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property basis of society.
the life of the under dog.
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PRICE SO CTS. AT ALL DRUG STORES.
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Hospital
and
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hardy
constitution
which
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her
DEATH OF BELOVED
well m hayd in her work of caring *
Right More at Your Hum*
COTTAGE GROVE LADY for the sick. Iler long experience !»
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Surgical Cases Especial Attention
in this line made her a most pro
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Mrs. I). Read, beloved because of ficient nurse, and manv a little tot * 'it
her kindness towards the suffering hailed Grandma Read as an angel t X- RAYLABARAT0RY
NORTH BOUND.
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and for her work in the cause of j of health.
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He who has
welcomed hei
Just as the services began at the t
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home, Mrs. D. Read passed peace- grave a rift catnc in the clouded
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fully awav Sunday at the age of skies, letting the sunlight through,
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68, after several years of suffering as if He on high was welcoming to
SOUTH BOUND.
the fold lu-r who had done so much
The phenomenon
for Him her
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lasted during the entire services t; Don’t Throw Away
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the Grave.
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Your Old Harness No.
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Hats 3.5»
A bsolutely guaranteed not to leak.
W e stand b ack of e v e ry hat sold.
M allory H ats—not crav an etted —
$ 3 .0 0 .
O th e r m akes 7 5 c $ 1 .5 0
Royal Baking Powder helps the housewife to
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■ I kvi quickly and economically,
. rake, hot biscuit, puddings,
cake, crisp cookies, crullers,
crust
.id - . < .ns, fresh, clean, tasty and
wholesome, with which the ready-made food
found at ine shop or grocery does not com
pare.
ovrtl is ' ’ e greatest of bake-day helps.
ItOY/ii. COOK BOOK
proof hat
On Anybody Else.
Home Baking Easy
j js
ami only one where you can
buy an absolutely water
Do Not Blame Your Business Failure
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There is one place in town
$ 2 . 00 .
T h e largest assortm ent of styles
and colors e v e r show n in C ottage
G ro v e now in stock.
800 RECEIPTS—FREE
Send flame and Address.
fH)Y*l (UKINQ POWOCft CO., NEW VOBK.
EES-WALLACE CO.
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“W h e r e Y o u D o B e tte r.’
Electric
Bitters
The Doctor and
the Telephone
V ,s\ li
iv»<l fach y ear because the d o cto r is
M reached
promptly by the Bell Telephone. ' F ro m the
information lu- receives by telephone lie can give directions
or e;m ry lay measures, and provide himself w ith the
nccessar . medicines and instruments.
( >r. - ult 1 1 io n s w ith specialists are easily arran ged by
me.ms of the Bell Long Distance Service.
T h e P a c ific T e le p h o n e
A n d T eleg rap h C o .
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Sanitarium
1 DR. H. C. SCHLEEF
Fresh Faster» Oysters served to Give tny repair shop a chance at
suit your taste at Charley’s
them.
ijuick and reasonable.
\ ou’ll be surprised at the wear you t
can get out of your old harness
after they have been through u t y j Q
repair shop. It costs very little.
it pays to keep your old harness
repaired as I repair them.
Our |
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repair shop does more for your
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tiit:y alwayo p lti.s e 1’
luonc- than ally shop in town.
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Pure White,
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Soft Wheat Brands: Pheasant,
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AH City Trade Delivered
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as an invalid, her own sickness
being brought about by overwork
in earing for the distressed.
The funeral was held Monday,
interment being made at Pleasant
Hill, Rev. Benton, of Ivugeue, con
ducting the services. A large num
ber of friends were present, 17 go
ing from Cottage Grove.
Mrs. Read was horn in White
County, Illinois, in 1843, her maid
en name being I.uciuda A. Hall.
She was the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Thos. Hall. She was married
to 1). Read in 1863. They moved
to Kansas iu 1863 and to Crescent
Hill, Ore., in 1890, just 21 years
to the day previous to the date of
her funeral. In 1907 Mr. and Mrs.
Read moved to Cottage Grove.
Four children were born to the
couple,
the two living ones being
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Mrs. Ora lletnenway, of this city,
and Dr. S. I). Read, of Kugetie.
In her maiden days Mrs. Read
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was a school teacher. The latter
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part of her life was devoted to Chris
tian and Benevolent work, becom
ing well known through l iregon
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because of her activities iu the C.
W. B. M She was a women of
remarkable
self-control and of
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Bring those dirty and
rumpled clothes to . .
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q u ic k ie a a ce rta m «»ur o p in io n fr e e w h e th e r mi
.n v e n tln n is p ro b ab ly p a te n ta b le . C om raan ica
tlo n s s tr ic tly confident ini. HANDBOOK on
cu te
s e n t fr e e , o ld e s t ag en cy fo r se c u rin g p a te n ts .
P a te n ts ta k e n th ro u g h llu u n A Co. re c e iv e
tp r e ia l n o tic e , w ith o u t c h a r g e , in t h e
Ladies Work a Specialty
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T IM E T A B L E NO. 5
T o T & k e E f f e c t J u n e 19 1 9 0 9
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The Late. Mrs. D. Item),
FEED COMPANY
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o, W. BEALS, Proprietor
G. F. King, Agent,
Cottage Grove, Oregon.
STATIONS
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l.v. C ottage linovic A h .
7.90 .1.8
7. VI 6.7
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a. 40 12.8
N.Vl M.S
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11.2ft
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10. 40
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10.28
HUS
10.00
Subject to change without notice.
All outward freight sliippetl only at
the joint risk of shippers an«l consignee.
Stage leaves Disston alter arrival of
train on Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day for Orseco, returning on Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday.
Freight will not lie received at the O.
& S. E. R. R. Depot after S p. in. To
insure forwarding on next train freight
must he delivered in ample time to per
mit of its being billed.
A . B. W O O D . Manager
A h a n d so m e ly Illu stra te d w eeklv. Lnrrrest cir
cu la tio n «.f an y « d e u tlflc Jo u rn al. Term-»
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y e a r ; fo u r m o n th s, $L Bold by a ll newsdealer«*.
MUNN ^ 0Q 361ftroadway, New York
Cottage Grove Transfer
B ra n ch O fllco. *¡35 K S t * W a sh in g to n . I>. 1
Notice of Final Settlement.
Estate of Florence Viola
• • • • C o m p a n y • ■ • ■
Dennis, ilc
ceased.
Notice is hereby given that T.illic A.
Crow, administratrix of the estate ot
Florence Viola Dennis, deceased, has
filed her final report as such administm
trix. and that Tuesday the 2nd «lay o;
January.
at ten o'clock in the fotc
noon has been set by the county court
in and for I,ane county, as the time for
hearing objections thereto anti for the
final settlement of said estate.
A. K. W h eel er . At- I,i l u k a . C row
torney for estate.
Admx.
H arrin gton & H arrel. P r o p ,
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All Kinds of Hauling and
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Rrifig y
will get.
deserve good shoeing.
- ind that is what they
\Va^« Ti iiT'd Woodwork in connection.
Good slock on hand.
S p r i M s B r o s . , P ro ps.
G e n e ra l B la ck sm ith s.
F o u r t h St.
P h o n e M ain 5 2 1
Heavy Dray Work.
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Office at Commercial
Stables
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