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The Successful Man Often Goes
Back on What Made Him Famous
Drifted Snow Flour
Salt by the Car Load
Sole Agents for Page Field Fence
John Deere and Oliver Plows
Studebaker Wagons
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IN V IT E D
Every citizen of Oregon is cordially invite«! to attend the
short course» of the Oregon A gricultural College, begin*
n in g jan .sk Eleven distinctive courses w ill be offered in
Agriculture. Mechanic Arts. Domestic Science and Art.
Commerce, Forestry an«l Music, ¡«very course is designed
to HEM* the student in his daily work. Make this a
pleasant amt profitable winter outing. No tuition. Rea
sonable accommodations.
For beautiful illustrated
bulletin, address
H. M. TENNANT, Registrar, Corvallis, Ore.
F arm er's B usiness C su rie B y Cerre.pondence
It is.pathetit1 to see a rich old| world’s most wonderful example of
man in a boiled collar tiying to the power of determination.
make the blue-blood crowd forget
Paganini may have become thin
that he got his money by making by natural inclination, but the
First-class, clean groceries at lowest possible prices
soap.
monks in the mountains said that
Ladies’ and children’s shoes, good as the
Ceu. Grant’s relatives tried a it was from excessive exercise at
best and cheap as the cheapest.
long time to persuade the public drawing the tail of a horse across
Coal oil 15 per gallon.
that the great warrior was not the duodenum of a cat.
Everything else in proportion.
stupid as a bov, and Paganini en The mad effort to deceive the
couraged the beliet that he had a the public as to the real cause of
witchery from the devil," when he their success is the chief blot upon
W E S T SID E
knew that what made him a genius the character of many of the world’s
was hard work. The first interview greatest men, and is the source of
granted by the recently great us much discouragement to the strug
FOR SALE OR TRADE
ually evolves the pleasant fiction gling. The hickory shirt, the cal
1 am connected with
that there was some sudden inspira loused hand, the pine knot torch
eastern buyers and if
One small sawmill and engines,
tion of flash or genius about the for students, lack the charm they
you have a bargain in
matter, though the candidate for a should have, because we want to all in good running condition. For
statute knows he is lying at the believe that no good can come further particulars inquire at this
real estate, I want it
time. It came by slow degrees. fiom Nazareth or Cracker’s Bend, office.
20-41
If you want a bar
It is only after honors wear off aud the poor boy who has become
gain in real estate I
that the successful mail becomes famous believes in giving us wliat
great enough to admit that the we want and goes back on the
have it.
whole thing was the result of hard tiling that made him.
But truth will endure, and hard
FARM and CITY
work plus courage
Making soap is a nobler way to work continues to do business at
PROPERTY for sale
live tlnpi loafing in Newport; and the old stand.5 ^ 5
M ade A New M an O f H im .
or exchange.
* The man who first said, ‘ inspir
“ I was suffering from pain i n m y
the friends who try to believe that ation,”
did a good day’s work, but stomach, head and back,” writes ii.
Gen. Grant was a bright boy rob the work “sweat” would have been T. Alston, itakigh, i d . t -and m y
GOOD BUSINESS
liver and kidneys did not w o r k r i g h t ,
him of his greatest glory as the better.
PLACE
AT A BAR
b u t four bott les of Electric B i t t e r s
made me feel like a n e w m a n .”
GAIN.
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OUR PROPOSAL
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Electric
Bitters
Return to Telegraph
Professional Cards.
PRICE 5 0 CTS. AT ALL DRUG STORES.
After a trial since last August,
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discarding the telephone for a re
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turn to the telegraph in train dis ♦ O S T E O P A T H I C P H V S I C I A N i*
La w so n BldiL,
P ho ne 47. Res. 103R f
patching. The old Morse code, t "
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Chronic Diseases a Sp ecialty.
which has not been changed since ^ oflice Hours from 9 to 12 and 1 JO to 5. 3
( >ther hours by appointm
ipointment.
ent.
the first telegram was sent is be f
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lieved bv the road’s officials to be
safer in the handling of trains than
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the spoken word over the telephone. t Mi +■"-
In San Francisco recently, a j | H . j . SHINN
bank clerk was indicted aud the i A t t o t n o y - a t - L i i w a n d N o ta ry P u b lic ^
Is that you let us print the Engagement Announcement
Cottap.o G rove. Oregon
$
story
of his pilfering« was a tale of 'i Twenty-five
Cards and Wedding Invitations. M ake that a part of
Years E xperience. Special s*
so manipulating an adding machine * Attention t iiveil to Probate Practice.
YOUR, proposal and she w ill surely say yes. Later we
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can talk with you about those teeny w eeny cards yo u ’ll
as to make the added figures agree > 4-YV« .
be wanting.
with the cash balances after he had
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N O T H I N G T O O S M A L L , N O T H I N G T O O LAR G E , appropriated his stealings.
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It is the human agency with
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FOR T H IS SH O P T O P R IN T .
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which the faithful man-made ma
P H Y M IC l %N au il S M U iK O N
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chines must contend. The gas
Office in M cFarland B uilding
Over C ochran's F u rnitu re Store
meter will truthfully tell the story j Office Phone, 341 Residence Phone, 631 .1
of gas consumed if the owners will
only let it alone.
T'he Morse telegrams will deliver ¿ 0 >\ 0 <%0 ? \ 0 A . 0 - A ■♦'A - 0 - A 0 A &
its message correctly and save the J r K. YOU N il
D . STERLING. M anager
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trains from collision, if the human t ' • U T rtK V K V AT L A W
Wheat, Oats, Crain lla y . MI I,I. FEED: Shorts, Bran,
factors in the process are as accur a Office: First N ational Hank B u ilding, m
Vctcli Seed, Chopped Oats, Oil Meal. CRASS SEED: Crass
UpHtairs
a
ate and reliable as the device.
Seeds of all kinds constantly on hand. FLOUR: Hard Wheat
Brands: American Beauty,
Pure White, Red Cross,
At sea, the submarine t dephme i
livery sack guaranteed. Soft Wheat Brands: Phearfaut,
faithfully warns the navigator of <
White Star. Poultry Feeds and Supplies.
the proximity of reefs and shoals, i 0 •■.•0'f\.'0'f\ 0 J\'0~?<.*'^:0 ' A 0 ' A * A
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but if tlie inau on the bridge fails * J V. IOIINSON,
to act, there will be disaster.
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ATTO RN EY AT LAW
tents i
Adm inistered, Minins: Patents
The block signal system provid- f Instates
P H O N E 1711
Procured M ining and Corporation Law r
es a means for making railw iv col
a specialty. Office over Griffin. Veatch
£ H ardware.
lisious impossible, but if the man ^ office Phone. Main 113. Residence, S5. t
in the tower throws the wrong; 1 +M<+i
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switch, there is a trage.lv.
The adding machine will record j 0 a ® a \ 0 .j \ 0 -^ . 0'^\0 • 0 '-!*' 0 'n .0 a
its totals accurately if the man at . j 4 p i I„ INCRAM
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the keys will do his part. It will \
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not steal unless the man makes it ^ I.asso n Hide.
Hours 8.30 to 12. I to 5 ^
steal.
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A#* All Work Gti ran teed.
Office
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Res. Main 1061 a
It is man, in his weakness, lhat .
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fills the world with trouble.—The »
Portland Journal.
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S T E H im FELD COMPANY
All City T rade Delivered
McCALEB & CO.
Cottage Grove, Ore.
COTTAGE GROVE
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Hospital and Sanitarium
Righ t H ere a t Y o u r Horn«
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% Surgical Cases Especial Attention
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s For F u r l h e r P a r t i c u l a r s Addrs ss
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Ry. Time Table
NORTH BOUND.
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No. 18
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SOUTH BOUND.
Don’t Throw Away
Your Old Harness
Give my repair shop a chance at
them. Ouiek and reasonable.
You'll be surprised at the wear you
can get out of your old harness
after they have been through my
repair shop. It costs very little.
It pays to keep your old harness
repaired as I repair them. Our
repair shop does more for your
money than any shop in town.
C. W.
BEALS, Proprietor
...CLOTHES CLEANED...
Bring those dirty and
rumpled clothes to . .
No.
No.
No.
No.
15--------------- ---- i :26 a. m.
17........
10:27 p. m.
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6:42 a. m.
19...............................3:0 2 p. in.
G. F. King. Agent,
Cottage Grove, Oregon.
O. &, S. E. R. R.
Company
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K. BOUND
W. BOUND
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No. 2.
A. M. MS.
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9 .1 5
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An extra train for passengers on
leaves Cottage Grove on Tuesday an
Saturday at 2:.T0 p. m. returning arriv«
And they will look
at Cottage Groves at 5:30 p. in.
new when returned
Subject to change without notice.
Up-to-date Methods. Price Reasonable All outward freight to station whet
there is no agent w ill lie left at risk <
owner.
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Stage leaves Disston after arrival <
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train on Monday, Wednesday and Fr
Ladies Work a Specialty
I miction City, Or., Dec. 28.— \
day for Orseco.
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T e a c h e r of P l a n o a n d O rg a n
John Lawrence of Junction City, <•' Certificate«! from the Associate«! Boar«
Freight w ill not be received at the C
Academy and Royal C ollege of i
Or., was struck by an engine at-' A Royal Music.
& S. E. R. R. Depot after 5 p. m. T
Residence B Street.
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insure forwarding on next train freigt
Inched to the southbound passen-1 Vd 41 'AV.^ ^
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must be delivered in ample time to pe
ger here at the street crossing in
m it of its being billed.
the north part of Junction City at (fd'Ad-A 4F*A<* *k*-**4'♦"A.
J s. M KIlLK V. *
HF telephone has made is possible to do shopping 2 o’clock Tuesday afternoon, am' *
aud marketing satisfactorily, and with comfort, econ instantly killed. Mr. Lawrence had \
omy and dispatch.
been unwell for some time alid had j ^
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Practically every store and shop eaters to telephone trade and pays
special attention to telephone orders, so that telephone buying has be
come a habit with hundreds of thousands of people.
W h e n you want something that cannot be secured in your local
sh o p s, the Long Distance Service of the Bell System connects you with
th e biggest markets of the country, even though you are hundreds of
m ile s a w a y . *
GAROUTTE & McCALEB
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* ATTO R N E Y AT LAW
Special Attention Given to M ining and
Corporation Law.
O ffic e . W o o d w a r d B v itld ln g .
A. B. WOOD. Manager
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escaped his caretaker and wander-1 4 C
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ed t~ the track, lie was about OS |
years old. There will be no in-1
quest held, lie was one of the! M. W. of A .—Cottifje Grove Cmup
pioneers of Lane county.
No. f»4gM meets the First ami Third
Aladdin Lamps Mantles, Chim- j Tuesdays ot each month in the K lk’s
neys, generators, etc. at Des Larzes | Hall. Visitors welcome.
Good Horses deserve good shoeing.
C. \V. W allace , Consul.
Grocery.
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Bring yours to ns and that is what they
O rvil K napp , Clerk,
w ill get.
T he Pacific T elephone
A n d Telegraph Co.
Cottage Grove Transfer
....Company....
Harrington & Harrel. Props.
All Kinds of Hauling and
Heavy Dray Work.
We insist that you try Armor I A. F . 6 . A. M .—Cottage Grove, No. 51. Wagon and Woodwork in connection. Piano Moving a Specialty
Meets 1st and 3rd Wednesdays. V lsl- | Good stock otl hand,
Office at Commercial Stables
j l’late. The Ladies’ Toggery.
cordially invited.
Spriggs Bros., Props.
PHONE
Friday was the shortest day of i
ANDREW BRUND, W. M.
General Blacksmiths.
I the year.
Fourth S t
H. II. VEATCH, Sec.
Phone Main 521 Residence I2IJ
Office 72
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