FOR THE HOUSEWIFE
THE
CA TA R R H
ALBATRO SS.
I ÍVV^OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Health in the W ater
l o s t K itchen Don't*.
( It* Wonderful F lig h t, and Somn Odd
Don’t use all the dlshei aud kitchen
B elief* About the Bird,
utensils In Might when getting a meaJ
Of all the strange creatures -teen by
without tidying up as you progress, fui J travelers nut the least interesting id
AT-
the hour of reckoning is bound to fo l* , the 'pandering iilbatroi^ This great»
low that meal. Don’t put a greasy feathered wanderer, sometime*» meas
spoon on the table; it leaves a stain uring seventeen feet from tip to tip of
which requires time to erase. Put it its wings, will follow u ship it* days
in u saucer. Don’t crumple up youi at a time. Some travelers and «uJlors
dish towels. Rinse and hang in the declare that they have seen a particu
sun. Don’t pour boiling water ovei lar bird fly for weeks at u time with
china packed in a pan. It will crack out ever being seen to alight upon the
by the sudden contraction and ex waves.
It not merely follow the ship, hut
pansion. Don’t black a stove while II
is hot. It takes more blacking and less wheels in great circles around it and
polish. Don't put damp towels and above it, high in the air, us if to show
napkins in the hamper.
Dry them that it Is not tired. Sometimes tlie
hrst or they will mildew. Don’t use bird will be seen to hang In the air
knives for scraping the table and pots. with its wings apparently motionless, E l y s C r e a m B a l m
T h is R e m e d y la a S p e c if ic ,
Don’t pour boiling water and soap uo and the sailors say that then It is
Su re to G iv e S a t is f a c t io n .
grease pots. Moisten the spots iirsl asleep.
ile n % Shoe*,
73c, S I . 0 0
G IV E S RELIEF AT ONCE.
Not only in pleasant weather will the
with a cold saturated solution of soda,
then scrub them with the grain of the albatrocs follow a ship for days and Ir ,-Wannee, BOOthen. heal«, »uil protect» the
. . d membrane. It cure* Cutinh and
W o m e n ' * S h o e * , 30c, S I 5 0
wood, using cold soapsuds. Don’t put weeks, but through the most terrific
;rives away a Cold in the Head quiokly.
egg dishes into hot water—it makes the storms It will continue its untiring l:i -w.ros the Senses of Taste and Smell,
C h ild r e n '* Shoe*.
I0 c ,7 3 c
eggs adhere. Souk the dishes first lr flights. In fact, to find an albatross
-asy ¡0 US'
Contains no injurious drugs,
cold water. Don’t put tin pans on the otherwise than on the wing is like tppliud iuto the nostrils and absorbed
H o y '* S h o e*.
75. S I . 2 5
The water is bottled and carbonated at the
I urge Size, 50 cents at Druggists or by
stove to dry. They become heated finding a weusel asleep. •
Once a year the female albatross flies nail; Trial Size, 10 cents by mail.
the solder loosens and they soon leak.
prln fs . A 11 re si lor mforn ition an 1 rates,
25c,
55c,
50c
^
S H IR T S .
away a few thousand miles to the ELY BROTHERS. 56 Wirrsn St.. New York,
great, lonely island rock of TrLuau
P o in t * o n D a r n in g ,
Darning thin places rather than d’Acunhu, which lifts its desolate head
mending holes ts true economy of time far In the south Atlantic or to some
Children for Adoption.
nn«l material, and whether thick or equally remote place, and there lays
L'uys
may be had (and sometimes
thin, cotton or w«>olen, a small loop of one egg in the hollow of a rock.
The albatross has always been a bird | girls) fo r — (1) ordiuary service at
the thread should always be left at
Mgr. Oregon Mineral Springs Ass’n.
each end; otherwise the fresh threads of mystery, and in ancient tlmws the wages; (2) upon indenture, [to
OOOOOOC OOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
introduced into the oft washed gar people believed that these unweary'Bi«
ment will soon be so drawn as to pull sea birds were the companions of the work, attend school, nnd be brought
Into fresh dilapidation all around the Greek warrior Diomedes, who were i up somewhat ss your own; [and—
J\ist the Kind Miners
original darn. The mending thread said to have been changed into birds at I ( 3 ) children may be bad for legal
and L o ggers
Need
should be as near as possible In size to the death of their chief
When America was discovered and adoption. Address, W. T. G a r d n e r
a. t R i g h t P r i c e s ' «
that of the material, making the darn
both look and wear better, while the ships began to sail abroad to the Pa Supt. Oregon Boys’ nnd Girls’ Aid
ueedie should be as nne as the thread cific ocean, to double the Cain; of Good Society, Portland, Oregon.
Oar stock is complete and we stand
Hope and to explore the “ seven seas’’
can carry.
j
PO TTS & McQUEEN, Proprietors.
ready to administer to your wants
generally, the old belief about the alba
tross had been forgotten by the .-»tilors
* K mis Every Other l»ay Between Wildwood and Bohemia,
Zuv-*pen*iv» Foldiuw Med.
For Sale
Connecting witli O. & 8, E. It. It. Trains
The top of the folding bed will make and explorers, but in their long and
Mountain ranch of 160 acres, 20
a good mantel. The back of the bed lonesome voyages over waters which
Stage
leaves
W ildwood for Hohemia
Stage leaves Bohemia for Wildwood
should be boarded jup or well braced were cut by no keel but their own aud acres plow land, 60 acres pasture,
Mo 11 (fay, Wednesday and Friday on ar-
Tuesday,
. in.au.ij, Thursday
...... au.il and
UI1U Saturday
TOtlluruilV at
Jtl 5 a.
il
to keep It from racking. The swivel or upon whose vast expanse they saw no 2 cres ol orchard, balance timber,
rival of train.
Train leaves Cottage
in., connecting with O. & S. E. K k ’
trains.
*
Grove at 7:30 a. m.
bolt around which the bed turns to other sail but theirs the presence of the
fold up should be set as far forward albatross following the ship day after good fences, bouse of four rooms,
Packages
or
orders
loft
at
Fashion
Stablos
will
receive
prompt
attention
tu the end boards ns possible and the day became a great source of comfort carriage house, barn, and other
mul companionship. So It came to Is? n
Potts & McQueen, Proprietors Fashion Livery and Feed Stable.
of spring
belief that 111 luck woukl follow any outbuildings, plenty
C o tta g e G ro ve, O regon
|
water,
all
kinds
of
small
fruits.
one who killed one of these birds, and
that belief Is common among smfar- Will sell reasonable for cash or will
lng men of this v e r y day. Coleridge’s
famous ” Uhj me of the Ancient Marl arrange sale on time if conditions
are satisfactory. Address Box B
uer” Is based upon this belief.
Though the superstition about the Leader office.
pleaded lack of tune and went out eui
PRIMITIVE MINING.
killing of an albatross bringing bad
barrassed and guilty looking. MI thought
luck Is only a foolish one. It has served
so,” «aid the superintendent.
” 8 be
IW f W * r H u h i«* A r r F ou nd . W ash ed
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
a useful purpose for many years in
bring« her mistress’ work. Her mis
m id S o ld In B u r in * .
preventing the slaughter of these beau
United States Land Office,
tress
Is
the
daughter
of
a
very
rich
The system practiced for obtaining
Roseburg, Ore., Nov. 17, 1904
tiful and gallant birds- the sailors’
ruble« in the mining districts in Burma man. but she has no pocket iiK>ney.
friends
and
the
landsmen's
wonder.
Notice ia hereby given that in compli
is o€ the u*mt primitive description. and the pour thing has to cheat the ex
Up in dreary Kamchatka, that outly ance with the provisions of the act of
Thu mining shafts are simply holes change by selling her work here under
Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled “ An
ing
port
of
Siberia
which
outs
into
the
at our Store. All kinds o7 country produce bought
about two fe»< square sunk to a depth her maid’s nmne."—Everybody's Mag
north Pacific, the natives, never having Act for tlie sale of Timber Lands in the
varying up tu fifty ur sixty feet. The aside.
beard of the superstition about the al states oi California, Oregon, Nevada,
and sold
shoring up of the walls of the shafts Is
batross, catch him and eat him. But and Washington Territory,” as ex
VA hat Dili t h e Ilo rn ttn n S m o k e f
tended to ail the Public Land States by
most crud<% the Hides being supported
his
flesh
makes
such
poor
food
that,
At a depth of nine feet underground
act of August 4, 1892,
by posts at the <*orn<*rs and brunches
after all, the legend may be said to
of small trees mxmred against the at the old itoican fort of Aliso, near
sAMUEL E . JACOBS
hold
good,
for
one
is
indeed
in
bad
luck
If altera, the mirface o f which was
rtdes by stout sticks.
who has to make a meal of him.— o f Eugene, county of Lane, State of Ore
The miner carries a tin pot similar proved to have remained undisturbed
Washington Tost.
gon, has this day filed in this office his
in shape to u blunt ended cone on his since the Roman occupation, fifty-four
are being offered in m m v departments ot’ our tnerch an
sworn statement No. 6575, for the pur
bead. He squats down in one corner fragments of various clny pipes were
chase of the E Jy of SE % of Sec No 20.
COUGHS AND COLDS.
dise stock and it will pay you to give us a call.
nnd digs between his knees in the op found. Tlielr shape was almost uni
in rp No. 20 S, Range No. 4 West,
All coughs, colds and pulmonary com and will offer proof to show that
posite corner. The earth, or byon, as form. and they could lie divided Into
plaints that are curable* are q u ic k ly the land sought is more valuable for its
the ruby bearing earth Is called, la con three groups, one of which was char- |
cured by One Minute C o u g h Cure. timber or stone than for agricultural
voyed to the top as fast as It is exca actcrlzed by clumsy nnd very rough
Clears 1 fie phlegm, draws mil inflam I purposes, and to establish his claim to
vated fn small buckets let down from workmanship. The other groups were
mation and heals and souths t!i< a flee ted said land before J. J. Walton, U. 8 .
above. 'Hie apparatus fur raising and of much finer make and decorated with
parts, strengthens the lung«, w rds off | Commissioner at his office at Eugene,
figures
and
Roman
characters.
From
lowering the buckets la simple in the
pneumonia. IIarinh"-s -;nd
• >ut to Lane C«». Oregon, on Tuesday, the 7th
extreme. A #t«>ut bamboo post about un.rks found on all of them It was e v i
take. Sold by The Modern I*.’arm... w «lav oi Februaiy. 1905.
twenty fee* high, called a maungdlne, dent that they had been used fur
He names ab witnesses :
Is fixed upright in the ground at a con smoking. Loudon Standard.
Clark P. Devereaux, Frank A. Tripp,
A Q u e n tln n o f V» « I g n f .
venient distance from the pit or dwin
Hot* 11« Won Her.
Groceries, Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes
The enthusiasm of i irs
for their Ethel Harrington, John F. Gates ail
and a long, thinner bamboo pivoted
f Eugene, Lane eounty, Oregon.
A Preuchinan whose wife deserted
sport is. I think, keener c\
¡ ¡ t an .hat
horizontally Into the upper end of it so
Any and all persons claiming adversely
him nmused his neighbors try telling
of the golfer. They nevei can help the above described lands are requested
an to pro.b'ct an eighth from the mine
noXEMADI FOLDING BED
how he got her back without trouble.
talking “«hop.'’ The other day a youirg to file their claims in this office on or
and the long arm toward the mine.
"Did 1 run after b«*r and beg her to Name distant .* up from the lower shelf
oarsman told me of his engn^--mont to before said 7th dav of Februaiy, 1905.
From the end of the long arm hangs
con.e buck?”, be dramatically asked. Thus the he«l will pnrtly bnlance Itself, be married aiul also of the en *. gemont
J. T. B r iim j k h , Register.
a long enne fastened to a longer thin
"No; I did not run after her. 1 zhus- iimklnx It eusler to fokl up. lly tylntf of another well known >. .
he I t-u-
bamboo, the latter ending In a double
weights on the short ends o f the head- deavored to find words suhaldo to the
publish in zi* pa pa ire z.«t I have draw'
N O T IC E FOR P U B L IC A T IO N .
hook, and from the short end hangs a
United States Land Office,
fifty t'ouxnnd francs In ae lottery, and t.onrds next the back of the bed It can occasion, but I was Hto;#pcd, as he
basket of stonm The buckets are
Koseburg, Oregon, Novem ber 4, 1904.
she vas bu<k much quicker lau in no lie made very easy to handle. The two promptly interjected, “ You know, mine's
raised by the tuner arm with its hook,
Notice
i*
Hereby
given that the follow ing
lugs are fastened on with hinges. »0 as 11 atone 8 , and X.'s Is only l) stone 1 .“
timer
W e have them at all prices
named s e t t le r r has
__ tiled
_____________________________
notice of his Intention to
while the stones counterbalance the
| to fold up. The bedclothes can bo held The ruling passion was trong lu love j make final proof in support of his claim, and
Also, we carry the best
weight. Vmuxlly throe men work in a
makes
«»f tools of all kinds
l
Mint
said
proof
w
ill
lie
made
beforeJ.
J.
Walton,
I 11 place by canvas straps. The mov —London Truth.
P a in fu l P o i n t * T o o
f o r carpenters, cabinet
; rm t. .l States ('oinmissioner, at his office at
iw ltv .are down below, oiw hauling up
>v00> » „
locking thin# to able part of tills bod consists of Uttle
makers and machinists.
Fugcn«'. Oregon, on January is. 1905, viz:
Complete stock o f general
* e ( j « * * » « . oral the third operator ; wau, ,u a<iht » Ml. me," «aid the 70 . 11 .
i ii. I.. N«>. J«‘.0i , « «eorce Petty, for the E'.j. SWW.
but the two end board» and the front
H er G ra y L o ok *.
hardware. See us before
i -s a-4, Section is, Township 21 S, Range l W.
ptkw up the byon os It Is received. Tbs bulldog contemptuously, "You're not board, with Htrlps on the Inside of these
buying your farm im p le
Mr Oldboy Always respect gray 1 Mr names the toliowing witnesses to prove his
byon Is excavated by now it* of a 1 la my class."
ments aud wagons : : •
r«‘sldeuce upon and cultivation of
on which to rest the spring muttress.
hairs, my boy. Tommy—Why ? My ma i continuous
said lai
viz: Miles Pitcher, of Star; Joseph
strafelx. strong tool about two feet 1 “ f’erhapa not." replied the porcuptn.
A pretty curtain hung an a bra»« rod doesn't.
____ L ~ .
Mr. Oldboy You shouldn't W icks, ol Star; Krtward Cole, of 8t;u; (¡arroll
threo lis ts * Ion#, with s broad blade Uittetly, "but I think I can give you it makes the bed when closed au Jncon
say that. Tommy—She wouldn’t dy, 1 Harlow, of Star.
J T B ridges , Register.
The bankets an- shallow and circular, ' ft w paint»," Philadelphia ITess
gpicuouH piece of furniture.
them If she did.
with loop .vine handles.
NOT IL K FO R PUBLICATION.
When enough byon has been plied up
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Your levelers wish to level down ns
I .u.il Office at Roseburg, Or.,Dec. 2ft, 1004.
R Is taken off nnd put Into a stone
Pare,
slice
thin,
pack
into
a
pud
Mm«» Bom ft, the wife of a Paris
Notice u hereby given that the follow in g
far as therbseh «*s but they cannot bear
pawd circular lu. Insure resembling a
named
settler
has
hied
notice
o
f
his
intention
to
ding
dish,
cover
with
slightly
salted
leveling up to thet -civ*» J.-Uuson
«hujikiN-pfr. who loft him. row!veil (ho
make final proof in support o f his claim, and
heth under a fall of water and shov-
following lot tor; “ I f you will nut uxhdo hot water, turn a plate or dish over
that said proof will he made before J J Walton,
f«od ntvait with a mnttnek till the mud
U s Commissioner.
Eugene,
Oregon, on
the
top
and
cook
fifteen
minutes
after
nnd ««? me alive, you will pfrbnp.^
Some one nst.-s w h e fh ■ - u c e é is Is Miir. il s. 1!MV>, Viz; II. K No. 9737. William II
and riny an* wastsvl away and the
Then draw off
ooiih * and *<«-. my forp**o. fur by the they begin to simmer
Mossier, rtr.. tat her sn«i heir of W illiam H. (Joss
most due to luck, pluck or orai us. Tkt lor. deceased, for tlie B W M See. 14, T . 21 8., R
atones are all colle. te.1 In n deep hole
Mine you iv*vf\e this letter I shall have the water, put a good lump of butter
3 W
answer Is easy- all thra»
at the end of a iuiitow channel. Ttiese
oominittod Niiitide.” She I ihm I oium I tu upou the hot potatoes nnd let ft melt
Ho mimes the billowing witnesses to prove
are then strained, sieved and ttnnlly
liis continuous” residence upon and cultivation
her husbnud’ft ban*#. and on breaking and sink iuto them. Have ready some
■ *t said lai.tl, viz: Nelson B. Mossier, Emery
aor!e<l and all rubles nnd aapphlres
COTTAGE GROV 0 3 S T 3 V
boiling
milk
well
seasoned
with
salt,
open tin* door « i w n I mk I v hi ill gwing-
W. M »sslcr, W illie White, and James N.W allace
placwl In a little bamboo cup full o f ,
,|D(1 ,
; all o f i'o tta g e (Jrovo, Oregon.
*‘Oh. my poor Edward!” pepper, onion juice nnd minced pars
B rig h t’s Disea.se a n d
clean water till the waah !a over. They ,ilM ..
J T B r i d g e s , Register
I have killed him. and I ley. pour over the potatoes, bake cov
are then tranafemvl to a little calico
Diabetes.
nni a wrottlw,! woman.** At that mo ered for fifteen minutes and then
ha«, which every mine owuer carries,
ment her lintditmd rushed out of the brofru.
O N
T T A -KTTT i
nnd are finally transferred to the un
kitchen, exclaiming, "So. you h a w
iV e desire tu place iu the bauds .of Uit.se if i
clean hands of the money lending fra
G ra p e C a tch u p .
fiieted with Itrights Disease and Dialwi. .s a
i
m>t killctl me hut you w ill if you do
ternity, who (took around In crowda on
A grape catchup In an excellent table page pamphlet that 19 Having human lives. It
not come N.ck at once." The bnly wax
is not an ordinary pampidet. such as is common- i
the I Milan r days to bny any stonea
M r s . I. E. T h o m p s o n ,
found to be ;i skillfully made dummy sauce. Stem and wash seven pounds ly used to advertise medicines, but is princi- I
found during the week. — Scientific
pally made up o f reports o f seientiflcally con-
C H O I C E K H E .S II F I S H O N T U E S D A Y A N D F R I D A Y
of
grapes
and
boil
them
In
a
bowl
set
which
hml
l»e»
u
arranged
by
the
urtful
Rates
per
«lay .............................. $ 1.00
dnoted
tests
in
a
large
variety
o
f
cases,
showing
;
American.
In a kettle of boiling water. When 87 per cent o f recoveries in’ these hitherto In-|
hnshuiul. H e n n e n e v e r tiw le a H iir r i's t
Room
and
board,
per
week........
4.50
curable diseases.
J. H. B A R T E L S . Proprietor
Phone Main
«1 on tiie tbuvgv of bonxiiHf a public they have cooked for an hour strain
T h e specifics em ployed in these tests are
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.
otflrlal, hh Mme. Bouvet was aceoiu them through a sieve that will exetoda known as the Fulton Compounds and the re- |
tin* skins and seeds. Add three nnd a suits obtaiiuMl prove conclusively that these
v
diseases so long fatal (tlie* deaths from j
The very heat a man can do la not pntiled by m p«»|h*e magistrate.
half pounds of sugar, a pint of vinegar, «treaded
Brights Disease alone are appalling, over loo.-i
vary much.
ooo a vear. starting as kidney troubles) have at I
a
tuhlespoonful
of
cinnamon
and
the
TI»#* M n « .
yielded to medical science. T lie pamphlet
Home way It cause« a smile when a
name amount of cloves. Let tho mix last
is free.
W rite to the John J. Fulton Co.. 4«> •
ma tritìi woman
that sb. |, I .
“ ............... r,b™ i’ “ " 1" " ”
Washington sirtM't. San Francisco. Cal.
turc cook until it la thick.
When to suspect
Bright’« n u .
- Puffy
taking mnatr Ivaaom
.....« r<- woo*d " ” ' * e hl?
No Guessing
London Mineral Springs
A b o u t it— it is a c t u a lly th e
ch eap est sh oesan d s h irts w e r e
e v e r s o ld in Cottage G r o v e
C o m fo rta b le ,
H o m e lik e
S u r r o u n d in g s .
t ODDS AND ENDS
B est o f M e a ls .
J u st th e
P la c e fo r R est a n d
R ecreatio n .
LEVI G E E R
W ool Underwear
Rotea and Coìtale Grove Stage Liao
N e w F ir m
N e w Goods
SPECIAL
B A R G A IN S
For p ir Gan.îral rflepchandise call on the reliable firm o
CURRIN ® VEATCH
TOOL OUTFITS FOR
THE MECHANI C
W m ' P rM
m r ai
Grife I Veateh Co.
BARTELS’ CITY MEAT MARKET
Fresh Beef, Pork, Mutton and Vea
Cottage Grove HOTEL
t
k.
.
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■ •
.
i « s ~ i l « i K i w iiiH lff « m l w i 'i n l w w u c i n v r
bu slu csH
'-«O ««««'> ■ «b n have not .n.ert.lneü
but to bo s fool aixl bo 111 lovs U Uw ..r,,!!«, uiinwnw*
mo#t fatal of all thu combi un tiuna of
The bearent way to a nwii’a !»«»rt 1»
fool.
through hi h *m;u h. ¡mil the mwrewt
R < ftm 'in b *r v h m u r » u ru n s w . j - fr o m ! w , y t „ his i x C o s c ta t h r o u g h h i " l« - c k
puTiIntitncfri that punlshuioul \mm n I etlMMik
IffHlt I m MI ng watniut sround tin jr<w
In
, ,1|Bn 0 f t,^ M n s
n son
lo liwir bis [wine. In middle see be of-
^
^
pitiful stghfr in thu :
dwtrea a kiu*. htrr to help him to
~ w" *■ *** •ufcuWeut. mergetV-, pro- forget tbe sum., son
gM s h eg o n u tn married to s wortblsas
Oue tbinx u.nk*-« a u a i 't tiset flar-
rn“ wUj « “ *■"“ '* taow *nocb.
I ugly ,-oix.i i,
Its absence
Wh«'ii u gtrl bu/a bet wedding outfit
MfU rate n tvonran at the value xbe
should have her fathrr enough l>«ac«i on Jirr—tf ( tubwoman
moony to p«y for tbe relief expedition
he may be oouqielled to send to her
W orried.
later oo Atchison Globe.
“ Why. dear." auld the poet s w ife
after th* «Coe ptance of his Brat poem
r i a M a a - r F a r I h r H ie b .
tiy a loagaalne, "what la the matterl
The device* of tbe [laughters of You seem to be awfully downcast."
rich nwm tn umke their own mouoy
Yes.- be sadly replied. “ 1 am. 1 «
are perfectly well kuown to tbe mana worried alwnt our child. The eoua of
gvrs of women * ex, hange«, which are great men seem to have such a poor
rofablUlml «> W j to help poor worn«, rhsn, .. m ,nm out well, yon k n o w ."-
prît Uioir work ou the market. On « 1 Chlrago
“
Hv, ,,rd llvrald.
dn.f I wan In an ex.-hmyg« when • wo
Dinn, •Tideotiy a lady's maid, came In
TnM ir.««r>
aixl flflatlffld acme embroidery In her
"Da nian dat goes through de world
own name. The stip*r i tundent to*k flmlln' f.ni, • « , 1,1 Cnrle Etwn, "haa
up the work and lu a ca*unl way uokad picked ou,
« a y lob for hlaaw f
n ai
j
pgw.iafion "
the supposed artist to aboyv her how ^ . h» Y . i.He«
b « „ p« c, much appreciation
to do a particular «Itch The woma**1 • Waektaet*i~8tar.
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ankles or hands; weakness without apparent
cause; ki«Wiey trouble a fter third month; fr e
quent urination, (may show sed^rent or cloudy
I'owder your hands well before at on
sta rrin g '; failin g vision; «lay drowsiness—
tempting to put ou new gloves aud you one or more of these.
will bo surprised to w
how easily
they slip on Tbe operation to be door
properly should tnke shout a quarter
of on hour. I f you try to do It In a
burry you win probably split them or
T IM E T A B L E NO. 3
To take effect on A pril 2, 19k*.
aoll tbetr appesnmes.
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The Cottage Grove Electric Co.
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Will furnish current for lighting at the following rates per month:
1
Commercial Lighting
S T A T IO N S
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To wash your table sliver without
; » 7.30
ft Lv COT TAGE G 8 *)VE Vr 11.10 5 . 1 3
scratching spread a cup towel In the 2.50
7 .Vi X2
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bottom o f the dlshpau before placing
t'U K K IN
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7.50 A3
the silver In It. But few pieces should 2.8#
3.04 4.1 H 7.7j
BAKER
5 4.47
DOKKNA
! be washed at one time.
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T O N ir TO TIIE SYSTEM
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For livor trouble* an«i «’«mstipation 3.4*2 845 IX *
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Little Early Rtecr*, tlie fanion«) little X3gjait5 1 «.ri A r E N W D II.D
OF TRA« K
Pills. They do not weaken the ntomach.
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Their notion upon the nvatem is ii.iM,
Sobjci’t to «'hang» wtthoui
pleasant ami hnrmlew*. Roh Moore, of
Freight will n«>t t»e received at
I «a Fayette, Tml. nay*. No use talking, : R. K. ilcjn't aft**f 3 p m T » \mx
«»n flic next Ira is freigh t rrv»*t î
DeWife's Little Early Risers «1o their : am
pie linn* t«» porniit -4 it* being
work
All Other pill* I have useil gripe
A II ogtw ard fr«ught ti»rw«rd«-
and make me siek in the stomach and j joint rixk oi *hi|«p«>r and coiw igiv’
never cornl me. DeWitl'a Little Early
A. B. WOOD. Arili
R i-rr« i>rov«l to 1 » Ihv long wnglu
j relivf. They aro simply iwrfrot. ’ Per-
aagivat
*,o atpaaiuac or
« « • traveliag n»ai Little Karlr Rieera
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with NORTH IÎ,K .M'
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them. Sold hjr The Modern Pharmacy. Nn, Iff......... 1.9 a m
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SMOKED : M E ATS : A : SPECIALTY
11 F. M. service.
First 16 C. P.,
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Residence Lighting
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First 16 C. P.,
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$ 50
25
Meter Rates
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20,000
50,000
40,000
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watts,
to 50,000
to 40,000
to 50,000
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19 c per M
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