Lane County leader., February 11, 1905, Image 4

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AN O F F E R DECLINED.
STOP KICKING
A bou t Sore F eet
It’S
The
SCHOOL
E’m
sh oe
SHOE
$1.25 to $2.10 ‘
According to size
Sore
W e a r the kind that
M A K E YOUR
FEET G L A D
S E L Z M A K E S ’E M
W E S E L L ’EM
H E C O U L D W A IT .
The
A t t e m p t o f t h e T w e e d Itlu ic to B rib e
h a st, th e I'N r lu u u lil,
\Vn>
Lufiudlo
llearu
1'uifced
lliiu to flf 1 u to a M d iN iiu u .
A lawyer friend one day intimated to
Nast that In appreciation of his great
work a party of rich men wished to
send him abroad and give him a
chance to study art under the world’s
masters. The friend wan probably In­
nocent enough, an unconscious tool of
the ring.
Lafeadio lleam at one lime In his
career was employed ou a daily paper
in Cimiim atl
lie obtained the position by present­
ing his appli atiou iu person to the etli
lor.
We dou t need anybody at present,”
•aid the editor.
But knew the urt o f cooking
Good things fo r us to eat
Tho banker rose rather quietly.
Ihe SPORTING WORLD
Froayrrt*.
Coach Alonzo A. Stag* of the L’nlver-
•tty of Chicago football team 1» con­
fident that he has material for a cham­
pionship organization tlila season.
It la Htagg'H anililtlon to form a
team that will defeat that of the Uni-
“ Only be careful, Mr. Nast, that you
do not first put yourself In a coffin!” he
She could make apple custard
W ith knack o f sure success;
W ith pies o f mince and pumpkin
The fam ily would bles^.
H er angel food was manna
T o fei-d the hungry heart;
H er golden crusted doughnuts
Paid tribute to her art.
fore the harne»» borscs will be seen
sculled.
there agalu. Tho graud st 11 ml wlir be
I t was not until two years later that
flxed up, the bleachcrs will be moved
; Tie met Nast one day on Broadway.
back und eularged, und the grounds
“ Nast.” he said, “ you did It after
will be beautltled.
all!” —A!bc*rt Bigelow Paine In Pear­
son’s.
Tho Diamond Handicap Eutrie*.
The black bat, indigestion,
On« of the* best licbls of trotters
N e ’er settled o n ¿ p r roof,
F R U IT F U L FACTS.
T.S»
And the medicine * 1
iTispenaer
which will meet this year Is entered
H er presence kept aloof.
In the Diamond handicap at Memphis.
in
She’
s
still
on
earth
and hearty,
Lemons ure an excellent remedy
The field 1«: John Taylor. 2:0S%; The
But. oh. the Aching void!
pulmonary disease.
Roman, 2 00%; Hall Frey, 2:00V*; 811-
F o r In a school o f cooking
Persia practically enjoys the monopo­
Our form er cook’ s employed.
verslgn, 2:10%; Billy Foster Boy,
—N ew Y ork Herald.
2:11%; Jim Ferry, 2:10%; I)r. Strong. ly of the date trade.
Sicily lias some of the finest lemon
2:08; Prince Helnm, 2:10%; Early Reap
T
h
e
U
sual
C atch .
er. 2.00%; Sweet Marie, 2:00%; Snydei orchards in the world.
So Bragley was out fishing yester­
The pear tree will continue bearing
McGregor, 2:00%; Mary Gage, 2 : 11 %;
day. How many did he bring back
Alexander, 2:09%; Stanley
Dillon, fruit for several centuries.
The cherry, the pencil and tho plum With him?”
2:07%; Lady Gall Hamilton, 2:11%;
“ Oh, about a dozen.”
Dan Wilkes, 2:00%; George G., 2:07%; all originally came from Persia.
“ A dozen, what? Buss?”
Direct View, 2:08%, and Consuelo H.,
Strawberries are regarded as pnrticu-
“ No,
fish
stories.” — Philadelphia
2:07%.
| Inrly good for sciatica nnd gout.
A New ltacfnar P la n .
Secretary Jewett Is going to appeal
to the stewards of the grand circuit to
furnish a uniform programme next
year. Then it will be possible for
truiners to prepare tlxclr horses with
some degree of certainty, or, rather,
with satisfaction. Commencing early
In the season, they can lay out a pro­
gramme and follow It. Whether the
stewards will be able to agree as to
th<* programme is another question,
but with this year’s fresh In mind it
will probably not be a difficult task.
» v - fever ) b g >
Nast said very little except that he
H earn sat d ow n on a chair, pulled a
appreehited the offer and would be do book out of Ins pocket, Wiped his glass­
I lighted to go but for the fact that he es and smiled.
lmd Important business Just theu iu
*T said we don’t need unybody,” re
New York. lie fancied that he detect­ peated the editor loudly.
ed the far, faint odor of a mouse umler
“ I heard you,” replied Hearn a f­
| the idea, but he did not mention this to fably. “ 1 will Just sit here until you
| his friend. On the following Sunday happen to need somebody.”
I nn officer of the Broadway bank where
That editor was uot long in “ need­
the ring kept its accounts came out to ing” Hearn.
Morristown to see Nast. He talked of
Foi lack of anything better the new
| a number of things. Then he said:
man was sent out for a descriptive
“ I hear you have been made an offer story to be written in the steeple of
I to go abroad for art study.”
the Catholic cathedral. When the story
[ “Yes,” nodded Nast, “ but I can’t go. w’as handed In it proved to be a com­
I haven't time.”
position rivaling the word painting
‘‘But they will pay you for your time. feats of a Uusklu o r a Gautier.
1 have reason to believe you could get
He pictured the city as it looked
$100,000 for the trip.”
from the steeple aud Imparted to his
Nast pondered a moment, then:
description something besiue» besnty.
“ Don’t you think I can get $200,000V” There was reality In It. Person* who
“ I do. I believe from what 1 have had viewed the city from the steeple
heard In the bank that you could J$et averred that the story was marvelous
It. You have a great talent, but you for photographic accuracy.
need study and you need rest. Besides,
Now, Hearn was so nearsighted that
this ring business will get you into ten feet from his nose ull objects were
trouble. They own all the judges and misty and Indistinct, and It Is doubt­
Jurors and can get you locked up for ful If he could distinguish the nearest
libel. My advice Is to take the money house from the point to which he had
aud get away.”
climbed.—News Letter.
Nast looked out into the street aud
perhaps wondered what $200,OOo would
do for him. It would pay tHo rnort
A Rare Chance
gage on the house In the city. It would
Schuliirnbip
in Eugene Business
give him years of study abroad. It
would make him comfortable for life. (,-illese for suiti. Specilli price. A p ­
Presently he said:
ply ut Leader office, or write.
“ Don’t you think I could get $f»00,000
to make that trip?”
The bank official scarcely hesitated.
| “ You can. You can get $500,000 In
Makes Kidneys and Bladder Right
| gold to drop this ring business and get
out o f the country.”
! Nast laughed a little. He had played
D E L IC A T E S S E N .
| the game far enough.
“ Well, I don’t think I ’ll do it,” he
She was not highly cultured.
I'o r gram m ar had no use;
j said. “ I made up my mind a long time
She never heard of Browning
! ago to put some of those fellows be-
N o r studied themes abstruse.
I hind the bars, and I ’m going to put
She had no ear for music.
Could not a rhyme repeat.
i them there!”
foieyskidneycure
Press.
A t one time strawberries were sold
strung on straws. Thus they got their
R e c a lle d .
name.
“ I notice that these new autumn
The banana is a perfect food. Weight clonks ure said to reveal the figure,
for v, eight it is claimed to lie as nutri ; y jrs Wiggleton had on one today.”
tlotis as the beefsteak
“ Did It reveal the figure?”
About one pineapple in 20,000 has
“ Yes. She had )
the price tag on
seeds in it, and it is from these seeds the collar.” Boston Herald.
that new varieties are produced.
Prunes are the dried fruit of certain
W h a t T h e y N ee d ed M o d .
kinds o f plums which are put into very
“ I think my trousers need pressing
slow ovens. The finest of all, the don’t yon?” asked Goslln of Spatts.
French prunes, are made in Provence
“ Pressing?” repeated Spatts. “ They
need suppressing.” St. Louis Republic.
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S urroun din gs.
Best of M eals. Just the
Place for Rest an d
B alm
T h is R e m e d y is a S p e c ific ,
S u r e to G iv e S a t is f a c t io n .
GIVES RELIEF AT ONCE.
It Jeanses, soothes, heals, and protects the
diseased membrane, It cures Catarrh and
drives away a Geld iu the Head quickly.
Restores the Senses of Taste and Smell.
Easy to use. Contains no injurious drugs.
Applies! into the nostrils and absorbed.
Dirge Size, 50 cents at Druggists or by
mail; Trial Size, 10 cents by mail.
Recreation.
Tlu
dhccksri Is the only oue left at Brook
fra
first round
Tha Belief W m
m Once Held That it
Dlncloaed Men** Thonffhti.
I put him down with h
Straight right on the Jaw. He seemed
to hug the floor na though he wanted
to quit.
1 walked over to Mm and
TH E COMPASS.
ery stable keeper’s watch made It 8:57.
Somebody rise’s bad it 9:10.
“ Come on, .71m,” said the doctor t®
the driver. “ It’s no use. No two of
these watches agree.”
“ No two of thim!” said Jim. “ Faith*,
dlvll a wan o f thim agrees!” -Washing­
ton Post.
We «lenire to piace in ttie hands of those af
tlli-tc«! with Brii«lit.s lUseaae And itlals-tc. a 36-
,1315« pamphlet that 13 savin« hitman lives. It
is not ; iii ordinary pamphlet, such as Is common­
ly used to advertise medicines, but Is princi­
pally made ui> of reports o f scientifically eon-
ducted tests in a large variety o f cases, showing
*7 per cent o f recoveries In these hitherto In­
curable diseases.
The specifics employed in these tests are
known as the Fulton Compounds anil the re­
sults obtained prove conclusively that these
dreaded diseases so long fatal (the deaths from
Httgliis Disease alone are appalling, <»ver too,
ooo a year, starting as kidney troubles) have at
last yielded to medical science. The pamphlet
Is free. Write to the John J. Fulton Co., 409
Washington street, San Francisco, Cal.
\Mien to suspect llright’s Disease:—Puffy
ankles or hands; weakness without apparent
»•«use; kidney trouble after third month; fre­
quent urination, (may show sedBneut or cloudy
on standing); failing vision; day drowsiness—
one or more of these.
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LEVI GEER
For Sale
Mountain ranch of 160 acres, 20
acres plow land, 60 acres pasture,
Mgr. Oregon Mineral Springs Ass’n.
.1
2 ocres ol orchard, balance timber,
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goixl fences, house of four rooms,
carriage house, barn, aud other
outbuildings, plenty of spring JA S . II. PO T TS
GEO. w . M< Q l E E X t
water, all kinds o f small Iruits
F.Ì ».‘ ill nr >,U JK
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W ill sell reasonable for cash or will
S a
arrange sale on time if conditions
are satisfactory
Address Box B
Leader office.
um Stab es
Children fnr Adoption.
Boys may be had (and sometimes
ALSO OFFICE OF
girls) for— (1) ordinary service at
wages; (2) upon imienturo, [to
work, atteud school, and bebrought
up somewhat as your own; [and—
(3) children mav be had for legal PO TTS & McOUEEN
a<loption. Address, W. T. G a r d n e r
Supt. Oregon Boys’ and G irls’ Aid
Society, Portland, Oregon.
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C O TTAG E GROVE, OR e J
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N e w Firm
N e w Goods
COUGHS AND COLDS.
All coughs, colds and pulmonary com­
plaints that are curable are quickly
cured by One Minute Cough Cure.
Clears the phlegm, draws out inflam­
mation and heals and sooths the affected
parts, strengthens the lungs, wards off
pneumonia. Harmless and pleasant to
take. Sold by The Modern Pharmacy.
at our Store,
lu tilo Circuit. Court of the State o? I
Oregon for I«ano Countv.
1). (t. McFurhiml, PlaliililT vs. O. C.
Miller and 1». V . Miller, Defendants.
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SUM M ONS.
All kinds o f country produce bought
and sold
The Leader office is prepared to I
turn out the very highest class of [
commercial job
printing.
We
guarantee satisfaction.
B A R G A IN S
Ij-m; ) í v - ‘ l i i ti nn v dep irtin.nits o f our merchan­
dise stock and it w ill pay you to give us a call.
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For your General Merchandise call on the reliable firm of ■3
Summons.
T o O .C . Miller and K. V. M iller,
defendants : In tie* mime of the State
«if Oregon you are hereby required to
appear and answer the iT.niplulnt Ille-1
against you in said Court am ira u té
on or before the 11th day o f March, «
1906, being the date prescribed by the
Court in the Order ror
for publication of
said summons for you to appear and
* LONZO a. HTAOO. CHK’AOO, l N1VKHSITI
answer sai«l complaint, and if you fall
COACH.
to nppenr and answer said com plaint
on or before sniil date plaintiff will
eeralty of Michigan. He has se"“rnl
take judgm ent against you for the
new men from preparatory achools
stun of $205.12 for $2.5. as attorneys’
that promise well, and these, together
fees and for his costs and disburse- j
Not One Aflrreed.
with the veterans remaining from the
Q u ite th e C o n tr a r y .
nients in this action.
Dr. X. of Capitol hill has rare thing
D etroit G ets Crofcnley.
fast aggregation of a year ago, he he
Woman of the House You’re not one
This summons is published lu the
Cromley, the Georgetown pitcher for a Washington physician—an Irish
llevea, will give the Windy City insti­
of these labor agitators, are you? Lam County Lender by order of Hon.
tution an eleven that will win tha who turned professional early In the driver. The doctor’s horse is kept at a Goodman Gonrong (with M s mouth full G. U. Chrismnn, County Judge of
western Intercollegiate championship season and made a good record with livery stable, uiul when Us owner and of pie)—No, ma’am. I ’m n rest agita­ Lane county, Oregon, made on the
Indianapolis, has been secured by the the driver arrived there on it Sunday tor.—V jcb s n
27th d ay of January, 1!*05. First pub­
title.
morning not long ago the doctor dis­
Detroit club.
lication of this summons is dated
covered
that
ills
watch
had
run
down
January
2s, 1!H)5, and the last publi­
A d T le e F rom K id McCoy.
cation
w ill lie on the 11th day of
oik
*
hours
before.
He
asked
tlie
time
of
“ Shock” the Sole S a r r lv o r .
“When you knock n man down never
Of the Brooklyn tennis of 1809 and of the men lounging about the stable. B right’s Disea.se a n d March, lflOo.
tail him to get tip and fight.” was n
I »H O M E K n o x a m i A. H. K i n o .
Diabetes.
piece of advice KM McCoy panned out 1900 It Is a noteworthy fact that The man produced u noisy tin turnip
A ttorn eys for plaintiff
and announced the hour ns 9. The liv
to some friends recently at Harry Cor­
bett's In Ban Francisco.
“ Keep Mm
down. 1 toM a fellow once to get up.
and for my pains I got knocked out In
turn. 1 fought big McCormick. In the
• h om elik e
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Koseburg, Or.,Dec. 28 ,
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his Intention to
make final proof in support of hi» claim, and
that said proof will l>o made before J J Walton,
S Commissioner. Kugeiie, Oregon, on
March 8, 1906, viz; If. K No. 9737. William II
Dossier, Sr., father and heir of William H. Goss
lor, deceased, for the S W1, Sec. 14, T. 2t S.. R
CURRIN ® VEATCH ■ t
Groceries, D ry Goods, C loth in g, Boots and Shoes
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Hardware, Stoves, Tinware,"
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M IX E R « AXI) LOGGERS S U P P L IE S
H ERCULES POWDER,
EIRE C A P S
A G R IC C I A T R A L IM P L E M E N T S
S P O R T IN G GOODS, C U T L E R Y
F IS H IN G T A C K L E
A M M U N IT IO N
d.
it
in
a’
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Lu
id
Griffin <Sc Venteh -
BARTELS’ CUT MEAT MARKET
A belief that the mariner’s compass
disclosed men’s thoughts was enter-
He names the following‘ witnesses to prove
saM so everybody could hear me: ‘Get | tnlned by a number of ancient Mexi­
his continuous residence upon aud cultivation
COTTAGE GROV OREGON
Tlit* PrM i*tlent V ie w .
• •f sahi Ian'i viz: Nelson B. Dossier, Emery
up, you dog. nnd fight. 1 ought to gfv# can companloiiH nnd allies o f ffernnn-
VV. dossier, Willie White, and James N.Wallace
“ The trees stand up so beautifully,”
you n Honk lit the face.- I wnntni to j do Cortes, ltle Imblt of consulting Ills
all
of
Cottage
Grove,
Oregon.
exclaimed the young poet, just home
•care him to stay down, but »lowly It«' composa nnd chnrt lu bln advuuce
J T B u id g k s , Register
from college.
crnwlixl to III» feet, nnd it« lie <11,1 be j through the country and the ease and
“ Yes,” replied the old man, “ thar’s
brought over nn overhand punch which Raaurance with which he renehed
- A - I JT * 7 " . A . - 5 r s O ^ T
U
A ~N.T~pt
some tall timber round here.”
landed squarely on my Jaw, nn«l 1 whatever town or village he deter­
“
They
seem
to
laugh
in
the
wind,
went out for twenty minute» He took mine«! to make for tended to confirm
and bow ‘good morning’ to you,” con­
me off my guard completely. A little thl, Idea.
M rs . I. E . T h o m p s o n .
tinued the poet.
later, when 1 fought l’cter Maher at
In the estimation of the Mexicans
C H O IC E KKK.SH F IS H ON T U E S D A Y A N D F R
“ Look here, John,” said the old man,
Kates per day ..............................$1.00
Coney I »In ml, I knocked him dowu In the compass was a tulli creai oracle.
“
’fore
you
go
plum
crazy,
take
this
Room and board, per w eek ........ 4.50 J. H
the fifth rotintl. Instead of telling him Accordingly In one of the conspiracies
B A R T E L S . Proprietor
Phone
here ax an* chop me down a dozen
to get up and fight, na I did McCor
which were set on foot against Corti**
trees
an’
run
’em
through
the
sawmill!”
i
intek, 1 said to hint, ‘You easy mark. by the Axle«-» a number of the natives,
—Atlanta Constitution.
If you cllmli to your feet I'll crack moat likely luii<M*ent of what was In
your nut,' anil Maher never came up." contemplation, were earnest In entreat­
A mountain ranch, some
No D liir r lm ln a t lo n .
ing t'ortea to have recourse to his In
“ Beensey lias a good ear for tmiSle.” < »liiit.ir, mostly level or ncarl y
A JI f » «JI o I m » Trotter.
fallible guide, th*» compass, that ho
“ What nmkea you think so?”
Eugene Koxc. frota Rmlnpe»t, tino- might ascertain fur their mutual satis­
so, half cleared and im­
“ He told me you were the worst
gary. wlio la on n walklng trlp aronml faction Unit they at least were faith­
proved,balance timber. Must
singer
lie
ever
heard.**
the worhl. recently pn»»ed throngh ful. Cortas hluMelf 'records the singu­
“ That’s strange.”
rave purchaser. Impure at
New- York. He »tarted on lita Journey lar Idea held of the pow ers of tho mag
“ Why Y*
on Ileo 1, !0i,i3, and líos eoveivd ¡lie netk ùeedie by M s A lte e associate*
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“ He told me you were the worst.” — office o f L e a d e r .
followlng route: ltungnry Iludnpeat, and their request In t letter addressed
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ftaekmfchnrvar. Nagykanlnia. 7.ngrnh, to the Emperor Charles V. Tbelr be­ Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Klnme
Anatrla Trtoot,
Innahrurk. lief, he adds, was one In which ho took
Will furnish current for lighting at the followimg rates per month:
H o m e ly , h a t W l * f .
Kwttzertand- Xurtrh. Itnck to Auatrta • care to confirm them.
This motto Is displayed on a down
Mernn. Hoten, Tríente, Ala. ltaly—Ve-
TIM E TAB LE NO. 3
To Lake effect on April 2 , 1904.
town desk: “The elevator to success Is
tono, Ventee, Itulngna, Ancona, Napleo.
Sl’KKDV R E L I E F .
A salve tlint hoala without n w a r is generally stuck; try the stairs’’ Home­
Home, l'lorence, llenen
Trance Mo­
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naco, Mee, H a m llli« I.yonn, Kancy. rV W itt’» Witch l|;l/.e| Salve. No reni- ly, but wise. Boston Traveler.
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Hertnnny Meta, I Unlenhoten; Krlaln rdv effect, such speedy relief. It draws
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inflammation,
sooths,
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Tlience by t*oot to London, to Liverpool IV W itt’s i. (he only (teniiine Witch the world would have been cleaned i 1 3
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by way of Hlrnitnghnm, where be took H»«cl Salve. Beware
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Itcware of counterfeits
counterfeits, 1 without ■ floo.1 Mark Tw.'tt,
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Fresh Beef, Pork, Mutton and Veal
Cottage Grove HOTEL
SMOKED : MEATS : A : S P E C I A L T Y
For Sale
ID A Y
Main 83
The Cottage Grove Electric Co.
ORfEO» i SOUTHÍISÍÍRK i ft, CO.
C o m m e rc ia l
R eside n ce
L ig h tin g
T h e G re e t W e stern c lr e e lt .
la rg e r purses will 1« «Iren on the
western circuit next year, the
of the hi* purses this season
haring encouraged the man.fenteut tc
Mill greater ventures
Onlcsburg can
Dow be eet down as a successful racing
town, thanks to the efforts o f reset
dent Murphy, Secretary Hmolltnger a no
Treasurer Holland.
Many Improve
ita will be mada at Ualeahqrg he-
A.AO a.OA 1V6¡
J 1 'tht tr
KiH k y p o in t
i : k i > nuiiniK
WILDWOOD
KNI> OK TKACH
! 9.45 4.12
• 9.35 4.05
L t a .» i.no
•Afternoon
train,
will ......
he run on
only
UiiMuot
t.v ..K-.
__a Saturday,
__.
i_
Su Eject t«>
.'hailin'
without
notice’
Freight will not he recetyed at the O. A s. K
K. K. ilepot after S p.m. To insure forwarding
on the neat train, freight mn.t he .lellyercd In
ample time I«. |>ermlt M Ita being billed.
A '1
freight f.«rw»r«le.l only at the
Inltit risk at aMppar ed -mnirnec.
. _
_
A. B. WOOD, Acting (..>n 1 Manager
»•XI#
11' p.m.
A «a.m .
50
25
M e te r R ates
From i5,cx>o to 20.000 watts,
'* 20,000 to 30.000
“
“ 30,000 to 40.000
"
" 40,000 to 50.000
••
20c per M
19c per M
iSc per M
i 6c per M
15 c per M
14 c per M
$ 1.00
II. (). TH O M PSO N, Secretary.
SOI TH nul .11
Mn II ....... .tae p.m.
So. 1 A-------- t « x i n
r ii r
V
i
IX
I
I
A
n •
rx
50,000 to too,ooo •'
too.ooo and over
•'
Mininum charge for current,
Ail night rate on'application.
All wires and fixtures are subject to in
s]tection by the company at all times
Adopted, January 1st, 1905.
•RRIV*l »X0 DtPARTURC Of V P TRRIRS
NnHTH »«H ..!«
N.X U
60
30
L ig h tin g
00
titer* is* nothing better than D eW itt’s
A Sensible Move.
Little K.ariy Kisers, tlie fainon^ little
Hare Toni Awbrav write you up Pills. They do not weaken the stomach.
Their action upon the svstem is mi hi,
a policy on your home and furni pleasant ami harmless. Bob Moore, of
ture in the Oregon Eire Relief As Ï «a Fayette. I ml. says, ’ No use talking,
iV W iU ’a Little Early Risers do their
aoeialion, or your stock of goods in
All other pilla I have used .- gripe
■ ,
' am! make in c !u« k in the .t. niach and
the .Etna Insurance Company
M i tr r a m i me
ic.. ItpWitl's I.¡til«' Early
Risers proved G» l*e ti t Iniivr nought
Parkers for the liant brend in the , relief. Thev are simply perfect.” Per-
city. We hare changed our location tona traveling find Little Early Risers
she most repaid* remedy tovarry *ith
(them, »old by Tift* Modern Pharmacy
but not our quality.
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