Reception
The young people o f Cottage
O rovo gave an informal reception in
honor o f tire visit of the Roseburg
H igh school foot bail team, last
night after the entertainment was
over. The party was a large one
and a splendid social time was bad
by the young folks. The evening
was passed away in playing social
games and at a late hour lunch was
served. Many of our young folks
remained up until the overland ar
rived and accompanied the visitors
to the depot.
To all appearances
the gentlemanly young men from
our sister city were made to feel at
ease and we hope they enjoyed the
evening for their mauly conduct
while here won the respect of »11
and made them a host of friends.
COAL STRIKE AGREEMENT.
When your piano needs tuning
dont get some tramp tuner to “ fix
W ash in g t o n , N o v 25— A u amicable it” for you. M O Warner, o f Eugene
agreement was reached today be j and who is well known ns a reliable
tween the representatives o f tbe ! piano tuner, makes regular trips to
United Mine Workers
and tbe j Cottage Grove and will keep your
anthracite coal operators.
The de piano in order by the year as reasou-
tails of the agreement have not yet ble as you can ask.
been received.
L a ck in Thirteen.
The marine hospital service has
reports from its representatives in
India that the number of cases of
bubonic plague in that county for
tho last twenty-one weeks aggre
gated 127,000. About eighty per
cent [ 100 , 000 ] proved fatal.
NO P L A « b ( O d uUYU.
IVnat can a boy do, anil v, ..ere can a boy stay,
II he la always told to get oat of the way?
Ho cannot sit here, and be must not stand
there,
The cushions that cover that fine rocking chair
Were put there, of course, to be seen and ad
mired.
A boy has no business to ever be tired.
The beautiful rgses and flowers that bloom
On the floor of the darkened and delicato room
Are not made to walk on—at least, not by
boys;
The house Is no place, anyway, for their noise.
Yet boys must walk somewhere; and wiiat If
their feet.
Sent out of our houses, sent Into the street,
should step round the oorner and pause at the
door
Whero other boys’ feet havo paused often
before;
Should pass through the gateway of glittering
light.
Where jokes that are merry and 6ongs that are
bright
Ring out a warm welcome with flattering
voice,
And temptingly say: "Here’ s a place for the
boys!’*
Ah, what if they should? What if your boy or
mine
Should (. «>ss o ’er tho threshold which marks
?nt the line
T w ixt virtue aud vioe, ’ twixt pureness and slia
Ar.d leave all his innocent boyhood within?
>h. what if they should, because you and I,
While the days and the months and the years
hurry by,
Are too busy with cares and with life’ s fleeting
Joys
To make round our hearthstone a place for the
boys?
There's a place for the beys. They will And
it somewhere;
And if our own homes aro too daintily fair
For the touch o f their Angers, the tread of
their feet.
They’ll find it, and And It, alas! in the street,
MJd tbe gildings of sin and the glitter of vice;
And with h-breaches and longings we pays
dear price
For the getting of gain that our lifetime so -
ploys.
if we fail In providing a place for tho boys.
A place for the boys—dear mother I pray,
A - cares settle down round our short earthly
way,
Don’ t let us forget, by our kind, 1 -Tins? deeds,
Vo show we remember their pleasures and
needs;
Though our souls may be vexed with problems
of tifo,
Ant worn with beseunenti and toiling and
strife,
Jur hearts will keep younger—your tired heart
and raino
li we g ite them a plaoo In their innermost
sbnne;
Vnd to life's latest boor ’ twill be one o f cur
joys
’ hat we kept a small corner—a place for the
.
boys
—Journal und Messenger.
Mrs M aggie Harrison is improv
M M cH any, Greenville T ex ., writes,
ing after quite a hard sick spell.
N ov 2d, 11)00: “ I had rheumatism last
Mrs Butler Howe, o f Alka was winter, was down in bed six w e e k s ;
visiting at Saginaw this week with tried everything, but g o t no relief,
till a friend guve me a part o f a bottle
relatives and friends.
San Fi
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S H A N A F E L T S PEOTO
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O p p osite M a s o n ic H a ll, W e s t
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*L IL IP U T *
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I used C 0 L A P S A B L E
P O C K E T
Mrs G eorge Long was a guest at
it, aud got two more bottles. It cured
ST E R E O S C O P E APPARATUS
Cottage Grove last week.
me and I haven’ t felt any rheumatism
Mrs Walter B riggs and sister, since. I con recom m end Snow L in i
Miss Oliie Lake, were trading at ment to be the best liniment on earth
for rheum atism .”
F o r rheumatic,
Cottage G rove Monday.
sciatic o r neuralgic pains, rub
in
An Italian out bis thumb quite
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not suffer lon g, but will be grutified
this week.
with a speedy and effective eure.
The smalless Stereoscope with the strongest
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Sent everywhere prepaid in letter form.
AGENTS WANTED.
Liliput Slerescope Co
25c
Mrs Bert L ee is on the sick list 50c and $1.00 at New Era D ru g Store.
this week.
Mr Jay DeSpain was a guest of
our neighborhood over Saturday
last.
C M A Band Concert
The concert and entertainment
given by the C M A Band at the
Opera House, last night was a suc
cess in every feature.
The house
was jammed to the doors and every
reserved seat was sold lon g before
the doors were opened. Nearly
every number of the program was
encored and the people evidently
ippreciated the b o j’s efforts to en
tertain them. The receipts of the points.
evening wero about $70 and the
Three doily express trains make
band boys feel highly elated over close connections with all trains
their undertaking and are greatly east and west and afford a choice of
five distinct routes of travel. The
encouraged in their work.
equipment of these trains is tbe best,
including free reclining chair cars,
Imperial Hofei.
standard and tourist sleepers, a per
All meals served on the American
fect dining car service, and also
plan, after Deo 1, 1902, at the rate
personal conducted excursion cars,
of 50cts per meal. Lunches or
each in charge of a competent guide,
meals on European plan iron lOcts
whose business is to look after the
up. No service for less than eta.
comfort of his guests. No more
pleasant or inexpensive means of
A sle e p A dm it) Tinmen.
crossing the Continent can be found
Breiking into a blazing home, some than is provided by these excur
.Demon lately dragged the sleeping sions.
inmates from death. Fancied security
F or additional details, address,
■ynd death near. It’athat way when
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124 Third Street, Portland Ore-
Consumption gives perfect protection
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Keep It near, and avoid suffering,
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the m ost stubborn. H armless and I any other ailment. I f you eat the
nice tasting, it’ s guaranteed to satisfy ; things that you want, and that arc-
bv JI> Currin. Price 50c and $1.00.1 good for you, you are distressed.
Trial bottles free.
Acker’s Dyspepsia Tablets will make
your digestion perfect and prevent
Dyspepsia and its attendant disagree
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and acute catarrh. D o you catch I
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aoying cough at night? Then, you j are n o f satisfied . Send to us for a
should always have handy, a bottle of free saaipie. W H IIooKsâ & Co.,
Ballard’s Horehonnd Syrup. J A An ■ Buffalo X Y.
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W H Y GO EAST?
Over the sun burned, sage brush
and alkali plains when you may just
os well take a delightful, and cool
ride through tho heart of the Rocky
Mountains in view of the grandest
scenery on ths American Continent?
This you can d o by traveling on
the R io Grand System, the far famed
“Scenic Line of The W orld." the
only transcontinental line passing
through Salt Lake City, Glenwood
Springs, Leadville, Colorado Springs
and Denver enroute to eastern
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When ordering a single ring, state whether for
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N o JJ9 S, Fourth Street,
PH IL A D E L P H IA ,
Athens, Tenn^ Jan. 27,1901.
Ever slnoc the first appearanoo o f mr
menses they were very Irregular and I
suffered with great pain in my hips,
back^ stomach and legs, with terrible
bearing down pains in the abdomen.
Dunng tho past month I hare been
taking Wine o f Cardui and ThwMord’a
Black-Draught, and X passed tho month
ly period without pain fer th is first timo
to ye*«.
NAjnrta D am . '
What is life worth to a woman sifter-
iag like Nannie Davis suffered? Yet
tbere are women in thousands of homes
to-day who are bearing those terrible
menstrual pains in silence. If you a-e
one of these we want to say that this
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lor you. Furohase a *1.00 boftlo o(
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I
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B y sending 13 miles Wrn Spirey, o f
W alton Furnace, Vt., g o t a box o f
Bueklen’s Arnica Salve that wholly
cured a horrible fever sore on his leg.
N othin g else could. Positively cures
Bruises, Felons, Fleers, Eruptious,
Boils, Burns, Corns and Piles. Only
25c. Guaranteed by J P Currin d ru g
gist.
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Try Morris Poultry Cure at Lewis
Cottage Grove denizens today will & Veatch. No cure no pay. Free
revel in the sport of football scrim samples.
mage. The Roseburg high school
Reception.
eleven
will lino up against the C M
The C M A ball team gave a
THE MORMON TEMPLE.
A team. In the evening a concert public reception, at Masonic Hail,
The Mormon temple at Salt Lake will be given by the C M A band.— Saturday evening in honor of the
visit of the Drain Normal team and
City is no doubt the most substan Register.
visitors. The evening was spent
tial and well constructed religious
edifice in the United States, if not
in social converse and games until
D IV ID E ITEMS.
in the world. Corner stone laid
a late hour when all adjourned hav
By Boxy,
April 6 , 1853, cap stone April C,
in g spent a vory pleasant evening.
Mr Grey, of Silk Creek, visited
1892 and dedicated April 6 , 1893,
Ilest Liniment on E arth.
over forty ye rs of constant labor Mr Bert L ee’s family Tuesday.
being consumed in its constructiou.
This magnificent structure 200 feet
long, 100 feet wide is built entirely
of Utah white granite, beautifully
carved, symbolic of the Mormon
faith, surmounted by six towers, tbe
highest being 230 feet from the
ground, supporting a bro ze stattie
of the angel Maroui. The cost of
this building is about $ 6 , 000 , 000 .
There are many other attractions at
Salt Lake City , of interest to the
traveler or tourist, where a day can
bo well Bpent. The Rio Grande
is the only Traus continental route
passing directly through Salt Lake
City, where a stop over is allowed
on all classes of tickets.
The ser
vice of the Rio Grande lines is un
excelled. Three trains daily be
tween Ogden and Denver, carrying
all classes of modern equipm ent If
you are contemplating a trip to the
East, write the undersigned for
information regarding rates via the
“ scenic line of the w orld:” W C
MoBride, General Agent, M J Rocbo
Traveling Passenger agen t, 124
Third St., Portland, Oregon.
TSXÖ*
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'em all
for corr
IS A DAISY
end docs tlie work.
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