Lane County leader. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Or.) 1903-1905, February 11, 1905, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextLANE COUNTY LEADER Surprised Mr. and Mrs. Campbell. Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Campbell were genuinely surprised at their P U B L IS H E D KVKKY HATUUPAY home last Saturday evening by a Il Y T U E large number of their friends. Mr. ADKK PUBLISH ING COMPANY Entered alili» 1 wtoffice — »» Campbell was not at home at the oiid-cÌaw.H "•CU " uuitter. time of the invasion but the guests were graciously receive 1 bv the SU BS C R IP TIO N ÄATKS •1.50 hostess who summoned her husband Due Year .75 bi X Mouths was spent I heme. The evening Three« Munii« * * Il paid tu advance l»ut IT not so pa.u with cards, music and dancing, ■ulfurrn rite of f ’.rn per year «ili in - chataed- Ad vertislm: rates made kuuwn on application after which a lunch was served by the visiting ladies. CLUB BING LIHT T hose presont wera: Mr. an d M rs. The Lane County L eadrh for one \V. II. Abrams, Mr. an d Mrs. H . o. year, and any o f the* fo llo w in g publi- mtlon for one year, f<»r the price set Thompson. Mr. and din. p . tla n rn - COTTAGE GROVE . OREGON «p p o site: .11 75 New York Tribune Parmer I'M Toledo Weekly Blade ............. . 2 50 Portland Weekly Oregonian . 2.00 Portland Weekly Journal 3.25 Portland Semi-Weekly Journal.. 2.50 Ban Francisco Call ....... .... 2.50 Ban Francisco Examiner 2.00 »unset Magazine, Ban Francisco . 2 50 Out West, Los A n g e le s ........ SATURDAY..... FKRRUARV II, 1906 han, Mr. and Mrs. I ’lill H o ld , M r. an d Mrs J. It. Itrown, Mr. an d Mrs. Ito y Welch, Mr. and Mrs. A . B. Wood, M r. iml Mm. W illiam B a rm a n , M r. nnrl Mrs h rttoy Wood«, Mr. nrnl M rs. F. II. Rndenlrerg, Mr. an il M r», s . It. brunt, Mlsa Stella b ro w n o l W ood- burn, Tno Misses Ilo h l, S u llivan , M argaret Wood from K u gcn e: Messrs. II. and F. Smith, A. It. Fann en , 1), A. Miller, Thou. .Ictikliis, C I k ih . Brenao. W. H. b oa t. The Legislature pawed resolu tions of confidence in Senator Mit Wanted as Witness. chell, but was painfully silent about others who represent the people SheiiffH T. McCallen of Doug and have also been indicted. las county, came down from Rose- burg last night and returned after LOST T H K IR TIM E. noon taking with him Dick Tapp. Those gentlemen who left their Sheriff McClallen said that Tapp work and went to Salem to appear was wanted as a w'tness to appear before the committee for the pur before the prosecuting attorney of pose of explaining the reasons and Douglas county. When asked if necessity of having that portion of it was in connection with the mys the Bohemia district now in Doug terious death ot Nelson Klsea near las attached to Lane county, might Comstock recently he replied that as well remained at home. Owing he could not say at this time. The to the great nish of business,? the re|>ort was current about the streets committee could not possibly spare that Tapp !-ad been Hrresteil on a ten or fifteen minutes to hear their charge ol complicity in the alleged statements. It is a misfortune that poisoning of Elsca, but the Leader our legislators are so overworked was unable to establish this report. during each session that the people It was further rumored that o f ficials were after another party in cannot Ire heard. connection with the same matter, The Linn county people have although this was more of a jump asked the legislature to set over into at conclusions than a fact so far as tkssr county a portion of the Blue could be learned. river mining district and use as an St. Valentine Mask Ball. argument that it is as reasonable a proposition as it is to ask for a II. B. Berry lias turned the man portion of the Bohemia district to agement of llit grnntl masquerade be made a part of Lane county. hall to be given ou Tuesday even The conditions are entirely diff ing, February 14 th at the the Opera erent. house, over to the Cottage drove Douglas county has made no Band. The prize offers ami all the effort to develope the Bohemia dis other arrangements that have al trict. There are no loads running ready been made by Mr. Berry will to the district from that county, nor be carried out except that the band is there a likelihood of one being will furnish the music. No one wili built. It is putting in no money be allowed on the floor without in the wny of development simply mask until 11:30 when the grand leaving it to Lane comity to open march will take place and the prizes up the mines of the district, while boawnrded. Dancing will continue on the other hand Lane county and until 2 a. m. and arrangements have especially the Eugene people have been made for supper at midnight built roads to Blue river and have for those desiring it. Dnnce tickets and are still expending money in will he $1.00. dood music and a its development. Lane county is rousing good time nre promised to making both districts accessnble all who attend. The prizes are and >n a condition to be worked now on exhihitiou at the New Era and it is felt that it should be en drug store and will be distributed titled to the results of its labor aud as follows: expenditure of money. To the beat dressed gentleman, shaving set valued at $G; to the best dressed lady, manicure set, valued The Cottage Grove Organization at SO;to the best gentleman wnltzer, Seeks Benefit Eor the Town. camera, valued at $2. Kiigcno (liinrd. Mrs. Kisiah Hobson, better The Cottage drove Commercial Club is doing great tilings for the known as "grandmother Hobson” improvement of their city. At the who resided with her son-in-law, last regular meeting, besides doing John Trunnel, up Coast Fork, died lots of work for their town, they on Thursday and Friday was buried had a heated discussion relative to in the Sears cemetery. Mrs Hob the stand of the Lane county dele son was 79 years of age at the lime gation in the present state legisla of her death and was born in ture in regard to the action taken Indiana. She crossed the plains in pressing the passage of n maxi with lur husband, James Hobson 1353, coming to Oregon. In mum freight hill. It was the opin ion that a more vigorous action isr>o they went lo California return should lx1 taken and steps arc being ing here in 1X89 where she has taken to bring about some such since resiiled. definite action Mr. G B. Hengen,vice president, K ay’s hill for fiat salaries has secretary and treasurer of the Ore passed the Senate and will doubt gon and South Eastern railway less be concurred in by the House. company and secretary and treas The salaries as fixed by the bill are urer of the Oregon Securities Mfn Governor, $5000. Secretary of I ing Company, accompanied by State, $1500. Treasurer, $4500. Mrs- Hengen, arrived in the city Attorney General, i.tfioo. Friday afleir.cen from his home in 1 New Vork City. Mr. Hengen NO M U R K STOMACH TROURI, K8 comes to spend a few days in look A il stomach trnnLici» removed hy tl. nw of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure ft give ing over the affairs of the com- Hi» stomach perfeet rest liv dig, -oinn panics and w ill visit the mines at w k «t von eat » iti.out the stomach’, «ul. The food build» up the body, the real Bohemia and see the improvements realore» the »tomnch to health. You made on ihe surface as well as [ K l V i ; v;':;;!:;L :;:::r,:i.f ä » ,,nder «""»«» « • ■ «* visit rille, "■ of ■ Allen ville, M ich., »avs "1 »offered Not a large,Imt select and highly Heartburn and Stomach trouble for •ome time. M y »¡»ter-iii-law hits had appreciative audience assembled at the »ame trouble and « « » not «file to tlie Metho list Church on Friday eat for six weeks. She lived entirely on warm water. A fter Inking two trot j evening t,, auend the musieale tle» of Kudol Dyspepsia Croe she was given by Miss Jicllie Richmond, entirely euri11. She now cuts lu-artilv The num- and I» in g,rod health, I am «lad to say assisted hy her pupils. K odol nave me instant re lie f.” Sold Irv hers were carefully selected and of The Modern Pharmacy SAGINAW NOTES Fred Wilcox Tuesday. went to Eugene BUSINESS NOTICES Ladies Period granuatce gran with glasses From the statistic» given in the offl- ul M adsen's. Miss Shook of Oakland is here eiul register o l the government It Is 1 Old papers tor sale at the Leader visiting relatives. shown that the I'nlted States la a very office 15 cents per hundred ¡urge employer o f labor. Charlie Sharon is up on Row During the year ending with June 30 Lurch’s east window contains river cutting niDoad wood. last the persons holding government positions and drawing pay from the ladies’ cloaks and shirt waists at Mrs. Mary Weist is here visiting national government, except those low prices. with her mother Mrs. Seifert. holding elective offices, numbered 271 , A few choice Black Minorca 188. These government employees In Charlie Culver and Tom Miller eludo those connect! 1 with the army, co< kerch lor sale. Inquire of Mrs returned from Portland Tuesday. navy, diplomatic aud consular service, J. S. Benson. 3 t Prof. Harshman went to Irving the court», ns well lie those In the or- 1 Men’s and boys’ overcoats and dlnary civil service In the various de Friday evening returning Sunday. partments. clothing at Lurch’s. O f this number about 134.0U0, or Miss Pearl Tarant and Clarubel H a v e y o u r eves tested f o r glasses about cue-half, liuve obtained tlielr ap Taplin visited the Grove Saturday. pointments under competitive condi A lit g u a ra n tee d a t M adsen’ s. There will be preaching here tions. About 80,t*00 are excepted from Wagon making, blacksmith ing the com petitive condition, belay c hief- Thursday night by Rev. Dollarhide ly the soldiers and sallooc and 50,000 md general repair work at J. II. Arthur Smith and family have more are outside o f the Mfc-dfled serv ! Baker’s shop. Every guarantee of being chiefly those holding ap moved back to Saginaw after being lee, tf I (ointments in the small postnllleos g o o d w o rk m a n s h ip g i v en. away from here about two years. The direct apisdiitments hy the pres! Parkers Bakery and confec Messrs Castle and Betnent art- dent number about d.ond, and the se lection o f suitable men for responsible tionarv has removed from Main giving lessons in singing twice a position s ut the ra te o f m at ly tw e n ty s lr t.c t t o tj , e P a r k e r b u i l d i n g o p p o - . _ i . *l.,v l .( .. o t week to the young folks of Saginaw M for each working day ¡ Is . . not the least sib- the city hall. The building i oppressive o f the preshleut’s duties The Misses Taranis of Eugene M ore thaii 25,000 o f the total are em has iccently undergone renovation were here a few days last week ployed In the D istrict o f Columbia, and improvement and will make a visiting with their brother, S. A- aud o f these more thau four-fifths first class stand for business. hold their places ns a result o f compet Tarant. itive examination. I f to this great ar When you puy in advance your Mr. and Mrs, Salstnan who have my o f governm ent employees be added subscription to tho Leader, ask for those who a r e . elected to office, the been to Roseburg for a month or bo I enoryious numbers o f men and women i free one-year subscription to the conducting a boarding house arc- who are employed In the vnrlou» state Pacific Tree and Vine— the best | end territorial governm ent» and the ( back home again. farm , poultry aud livestock journal \ city, county and township official». It 1 * rce with j is not to 1)0 wondered ui thut the j on tin P a c ific (Joust. Silk Creek Items Miss Lena Burcham organ. has a new Mr. E. A. Wheeler went to the Grove this week to have some teeth extracted. Miss Janet Davidson ol Saginaw, visited relatives in this place the first of the week. NORMAL NOTES. Ernest Whipple has commenced school again. Now astronomers have raised the question whether or not they really are the craters o f extinct volcanoes, as has been supposed for so long- One of them asks: “ IIo w would the ocean bottoms o f the earth appear to a man in the moon If nil our sem were to disappear?* ‘'E x actly as fho moon craters look to us,'* is tl»e answer. So now some o f the astronomers are interested in fhe attempts to prove Mint the moon’s curious snrfi>ce is not at nil volcanic and that the “ craters'* I nre nothing more or less than coral We are glad to learn that Miss ! reefs and the remains of other coral- Myrtella Williams has recovered like structures which have been left ( high and dry by the evaporation o f from her recent illness. lunar oceans.—N ew York Press. Prof. Brown has gone to Rose T h e W o r k Cure. burg to help with the teachers ex- The “ rest e n n f’ lias been worked to amiuaiiou. — Drain Nonpareil. j death, a good many sensible people Please remember the Horace K* | think. There are high medical author ities w h o maintain that a “ work cure” Turner art exhibit that is on now. I is w hat modern conditions call for It is the best you ever saw. Ad I much more than a rest cure, more cs- , peelally among w ell to do people. The mission only ioc. Boston Medical and Surgical Journal Misses Belle Newland, Verna j thinks it about time fo r a systematized McKay, Bessie Yett, Gracia Lee ' m,'Ul0'1 of featim-nt ’’which shall l.avo . A1 c . .. work, either physical or mental, as its and Alta Spalding have gone to | fundamental principle,” for it says that Roseburg to take the teachers ex “overwork, ns tlie term is popularly a m in a tio n . This is "Plumb True." W o o d hum I n. I< m k - ik I« mi t . L u r c h ’s Sour Stomach No appetite, loss of strength, nervous ness, headache, constipation, bad breath, general debility, sour risings, and catarrh of the stomach are all due to indigestion. Kodol cures indigestion. This new discov ery represents the natural juices of diges tion as they exist in a healthy stomach, combined with the greatest known tonic end reconstructive properties. Kodol Dys pepsia Cure does not only cure indigestion and dyspepsia, but this famous remedy cures all stomach troubles by cleansing, purifying, sweetening and strengthening the mucous membranes lining the stomach. Mr. S. S. Ball, of Rtvenswood. W . Va.. says:— “ I was troubled with sour stomach for twenty years. Kodol cured me and w e are now using it in milk for baby.” Kodol Digests What Y o u Eat. Bottles only. $ 1.00 Size holding 2 % times the trial size, which sells for 50 cents. Prepared by E. C. DeWITT & OO., CHIOAGO. F o r Sale bv the Modern Pharm acy P o r tla n d The aoove mentioned Flour is sold by all Grocers in Town s A piece o f paper was taken recently from the parlor w all o f one o f the old est houses In Burlington, N. J „ says the W all Taper News and Interior Dec orator, which Is supposed to have Ireen put on over a hundred years ngo. It was covered hy seven layers rtf w all paper. The layer Immedintcly cover ing It was an old, striped pattern o f a style that was In ro gfic fifty years or more ago. The original wall covering lcturcs the rescue o f nn exhausted lp'n e traveler hy St. Berna-d dogs. Ratos atos o f tuition will bo as follows after Sept if ir 1, 1904: R ONE MONTH....................$9.00 THREE MONTHS......... 25.00 ¡SIX MONTHS............... 45.00 T W E L V E M O NTH S.... 75.00 TH0S. CONGER l am pattini: up a Itigli grade- to rent rigar 4 75he C. G. Brand f v - w a n a h a n n ita B a i f M a s s a c h u s e tts S ta te | r Ul;lll f I | AU. B. R. JO B ATTORNEY AT L A W 5 J) I'llYSICIAN aud .»CRoenX V J I Office: Young Build tag, Main Street. West Side. a - 2 , •» 1 fU . * ♦ All calls promptly attended. Main St. Phone 114. Office: »V.W.V.WiV.Wl-VrWs'VrWl'SirWl'VrWisfcW'V.W.i ' Vyta; V rta i V . tai Bohemia, a 5c Cigar M ade fro m the v e r y best im ported and d o m e s tic tobaccos. T h e y are fo r sale at all cigar stands lr\ the city. P A T R O N I Z E HOME J £ 9 ¡í « M ADSKN II ^ % f jf W A T C H * »K K K Watches. Clocks and Jew elry Lowest l*riees. a* j^ K N T I S T 2 .■ 9 3» JC Office: First National Rank Building upstair». * 5 HR. H . H . P K T K IK A L L : WORK : W A R R A N T E D S ( _________ \ • W KIMK. K I M K . M. I>. II. » . ¡Í r n v » M I I N ani l » I K O K O N " :;i Firsi 9 . I NDUSTRY Herbert Eakln P resident Mel . Office Phone, :U 1 C AP IT A L $25,000 ,11,1 I VETERINARY ,t Store » Residence Phone, :;jc », (LICK.VS HD SURGEON ANO 9 J jf » < j Bui;,im« w . .W - T. IX Wheeler L' a s h 1 e r |^K . R. C. MALY "ffice: A sh rey BulldlDg. Main Street 9 J i H K N T 1 S T V%#ï» ;5 % DENTIST K P llK N K . O R K ttU N Ç Office: K. Bangs’ Livery Stable. Phone Main (.rodnate of the American Veterinary CdHege of N * York City ¡ j 9 B. C. T. HOCKHTT > PHYSICIAN AND SURdEON o ffic e . In I>r. fle o . Wall NiHdtng. Main < ÌF c c L Cottage «IroTOr offiee phone è Main 303. Residence phone Mam 9« / i business transact- <*d :: :: :: :: •• Build ORGANIZED TAOE pavil 1900 O R E G O N ion the state erected at S t Louis. The Woodmen of ihe Wi ri 1 Chorus, of Denver, ,sill comp«te for General Blacksm ith in g the choral pti/c at the U « nid llnr**»h'*>mK;i specialty, ''•■!!?* »nd carriage re- Clark Exposition. Prorfessr I■ Gwi ffig. All wr*rk fmarintced Hart- your 1 orsetto«- u ,-x- lym Thomas, has ■ en d till llig MUMKfbml repairett shop "f M ime a way St the chorus for s;: vet u l III ont h>. B*u »holder's Store which w o n first prize Rt St. Louis T H B A . 3 O Æ 3 R w j || i „ t J A general banking ; at the Lewis ami Clarke Exp» ? K. YOU 8 0 •J « . m X r im Eugene B usiness College Cigar Fatory O ld T im e XV o H P a p e r . Delure H e m e n w a y on Inst Nut u n la y evening gn v e n p lea sa n t p a rty nt her home In h o n o r o f M isse» »Irn ce Lincoln and M a rg u e r ite Jo n es, A fte r spending an o n )ova lrle tim e a t whist anil other gu llies, n gu essin g con test wivs pnrtlclpntod in, which com prised a series of news|ei|ter and mngaxh.c advertisements w it h o u t th e nam es o f tire Arms Included. T h ese l it t e r w ere t o Is» supplied b y the c on testa n ts. Miss 1.holler W elch nnrl Itcn Knnfonl carrier| off th»1 honors while Miss W in nie Lund»1»» and Dnn T h o m a s were Anil if you arc looking for a warm material that w ill last get one where the price is right M a r k e t Q u o t a tio n * . F e b r u a r y 11, 1905. Wheat, v aliey................$ 88 Bailey, rolled................ 22 50 Oats................................. 27 00 Flour................................ 4.15-4.30 I’ ran ................................. 21.00 pur ton M iddlings.......................... 25.00 “ “ Shorts............................... 25.00 “ “ i t P l e a s ?, t h e Chops ............................... 18.00 “ “ HAY. An analysts will show that the flour made bv the Tim othy ...... .. .............. 14 @ 15 J C lover............................ COTTAGE GROVE FLOUR MILLS is far better' than 11 @ 12- d ra in ............................. 11 (ft 12 anv other flour made iu the Valley. Therefore, may it Cheat.................................. 11 @ 12 please the court, I ask, that the jury may be oompetled to Onions, per lb ,................. 2,00 (3 2.25 eat a barrel of this flour, before deciding upon this case, Honey, per case,............... 3.00 @ 3.25 in which case they will unquestionably have some brain Potatoes, new Oregon fancy. .. ........................ 90 (a 1 10 material in their stomnebs, even if they have none in their BUTTER, EU«8, POULTRY, ETC . heads. employed, means almost nothing. It is 28(0 29 the rarest possible experience to come Eggs, ranch.......................... “ Eastern....................... 24 iu contact with a person who is really suffering from overw ork as such.” The 091/.07L. men ami women who have occupations Extra cream ery.................. ' “ Jo1' ,,in' tfiey,take satisfaction Fancy creamery................ ..... 27(a y ,m In doing well often do not realize that D airy.................................... .... IM<I i: ^ tliejj. work I3 their physical, mental POULTRY. und moral salvation. Chickens ............ ............. ... 1 Irti 11 f.¿ 12 12 1.» broilers............................... .... 12',-13 T a p e s t r y I n n S tn te lio u se . 8 ' * ' ' * ‘ 'i‘ ifs - * - - * - -1 - * ; ‘ '*■ Wild geese..... 2 80 The new stntchouse In Rhone Island, Ducks.... 8 . 00 - 9.00 nays a trade Journal, has a very large Pigeons. MKM.» w assembly room finished iu white stone, Flops..... 27- 29 il with stone walls tw enty fbet high \\>>! 20 - 21 H crowned with heavy moldings. Ten Hides dry No 1........................ 141 15% blank wall spaces presented a pr >blem for decoration. Instead o f painting om be them It was determined to use tapes try. T h e tapestries w ere made In an Am erican factory and are so satisfac THE COTTAGE GROVE tory that their use is suggested for íi large draw ing rooms and halls. They are a series o f pale landscapes iu few colors and are connected with a series o f wtne red curtains made to run Bagcnc, Ore. K . S. H A R O I J N ) Presiden across the tops o f the panels. Tapes -i- 'i * ' K ' i ’ 'F tries are not used as much as they should b e lli this country. They nre o f P R 0 P R I E T 0 R ten a relief from pictures. A young married man, in a letler to The Morning Oregonian, speaks of being out of employment and re fers to either getting remunerative work, joining the rockpile or be coming an authority on the here after. He says in patt: What is a man to do who has been continually on the hunt for work for two months without suc cess? A man of 24 years of age, with a wife and a sum total of $1.20 in his pocket; no relatives or no friends in the country, willing to work at anything and capable of tackling several lines of business. Yet, if that young man were of fered employment on a farm or in some small town he would demur on the ground that he does not want to leave a city. He desires It «» ami r<l t.onlil n* a Spender. to live in crowded Portland and H ow ard (JouM lias a large fortune, talks of starvation, hut shudders at ; and doubtless It is w ell invested, hut the thought of forsaking the fasci then* is reason to believe it is not grow in g very fast, for his expendi nations of city lile and going into a ture« nre enormous. Persons living rural section where there are Irettcr near his country place, Sands Point, opportunities to succeed. His case speak fn awed tones o f tla* money that Is being expended there. The sea wall, is not an isolated one» He is tl»ey swear, cost him ^ 1,000,000. Ills anxious for work, hunts earnestly cow house, hunt o f stone, cost 8250,000, for work, is willing to do anything and ills Chicken bouse, also o f stone, $ 150 , 000 . The Iron fence around the' for pittance, but will not extend his poultry yard erwt $10 a running search outsideof the city boundaries. The K fllarney emfth» duplicate fs tc Crowds are his delight. He’s got represent nn duflay o f nt least $ 4 . 000 ,- 000. ’em. Mn». YOUR DRESS I whole country la Interested In elec- the L e a d e r if paid iu ad van ce. ! lions and politics, for government | touches every community In many j 1 places and nil affected hy changes In administration must o f «Nutrso he do voted to tjjo interests o f that party in which their fortunes have been cast. - Bangor Commercial. Mr. T. Richardson is not well this week. Mrs. Johnson visited at Mrs. j Kain’ s, Tuesday. A r e M o o n O u t e r * C o ra l? E verybody who has scon u chart o f Mrs. I). A. Iistes visited at Mrs. I the moon as drawn by astronomers A. I). Owen’s Sunday'. knows o f tlie curious, irregular, rag Miss Amy Owens visited Alice ged rings which have been called “ moon craters” for many years. Wheeler one day this week. • high order consisting of duets, | solos, and instrumental music It A ll klllrlH >1 iMtffr tv In » at I I . <• is unnecessary to make distinctions Mndoen ’». I where ^11 did so well, and i# suffic awarded 'th*1 eonm»lntl*rn souvenir». Don’ t let th fruit p*s*s run >on ient to say that Miss Richmond During the e v e n in g Miss \Y. 1,1. en ter- out o f business. See the Wynne continues to sustain the high opin ta llied the c o m p a n y w ill, som e -, |,r t solos. Itefrcslum m ts o f fu d ge mi l Hardware Company for spraying j ion entertained of her as a success o th e r con tortion s w ere served. Tires, supplies. We o n Junu sti you with ful teacher, which was fully justified j present were M isses Belle Itnrk- extra nozzles, hose and duplicate I by Ihe entertainment afforded on ! holder, r.me l.ln co ln . M a rgu erite pump parts Our Myers spray (his occasion. The chnrch was J on es, K ugen c V n iilV u ltu rg . '¡r a c e • . . ... iTmnnell. Winnie Landes*, and Misi pumps and a ready mixed spraying handsomely decorated w.th palms * y Wefc-b. Me*»r*. Ken Sanford.Mcrfe cnni|tound are »lire to give you sat ami crimson carnations - Fossil *> .1 . }<covj||ei f>„n T h o m a s , Chester V a n . isfaction. Deulmrg and Will Shcrwno.1, Journal, i UNCLE SAM'S WORKERS. O u r u n v u u u e K I Is » V * f r l.niu*r H iu- p ltry v r o f l.a l»o r . COI CROVE D. C. Baughman DEALER IX CRAIN, FUHR and MILL FEDE I law-lev West River tyt., Cottage Grove, Ore. j Phone your order.