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The southern sentinel., 1907-03-08


No.
BIZ virtue of an order issued out of the Hon.
orable Fifth Judicial District Court Of the
Parish Of winn. State of Louisiana, on the 6th
day of February 1907. 1 win offer for sale to the
last and highest bidder in the town OF Winn-
field between the hours OF II O'Clock .. m. and
O'Clock p m. on
SATURDAY, MARCH 16. 1907
the following described property. to wit:
A four-fifths undivided intertest in and to
the timber on the North Half Of North Half.
and Southwest Quarter Of Northeast Quarter
and South Half OF Northwest auarter, and
Northwest Quarter Of Southwest Quarter,
Section 10. and Sonth Half of South Half.
Section Is and Wet Half OF Northeast Quarter
and North Half of Southeast Quarter, ano
Southeast Quarter of Southeast Quarter OF
Section g. all in Township ., North Range
West, and the land and timber Of the following
to-wit:
Northwest Quarter and North Half of South.
west Quarter, Section II, and North Hair OF
Northwest Quarter. Section 20. Township y
North Range West
On conditions that the purchaser Of the tim
Der shall have not exceeding % years in which
to remove the same, with the right of ingress
and egress for said purpose. The land ano
timber to revert to vendor herein II same II
not removed in % years.
Teams: The whole described property shai
not bring less than Three Thousand tSSoo-o
Dollars, cash.
WINFIELD, La, February 6. 1907 Is g.
The southern sentinel., 1907-03-08
CORRECTED TO JuLY Isr, 1905

The Louiniana 8 Arkansas Railway makes
cloae connections with the following Roads at
Points named below:
~ Hope. An With st LIN . .. Frisco sys-
At eeanps. Ark, with 8 : W COTTON
~ smiley. L.. With ys0P fQueen and
Cruocent Route) L IS
a Cheafnuf, La, With L q Nv Ry.
- Winnneld with B = r Ry.s and =
q srnndria, L., viii Z AP NJ. gtLI -
q ul- q LW q Rys LII y CO.. southefn
s'sss.'ss:: !. = zi:'esss - :: ! ]:
The southern sentinel., 1907-03-08

tm1-6tl Notafy Tuoe.
Recorded February 2lst, 1907, on page V ct
seq. in Book "F., Conventional Mortgages,
records of the Parish OF Winn, Louisiana.
p. K. ABEL,
Clerk and Ex- Oficio Recorder.
The southern sentinel., 1907-03-08

<-1Nnrs n,xy = nux.-v&,r>N
- -ls -
erATH or LOUISIANA. |
Parish cf Winn-s !
Be Il known and remembered: That on this |
the nineeeeuth DAY Of February, One Thousand |
nine Hundred and 6evens before me, John Fl. !
4atAews, notary public duly commissioned |
and qnasmed IN and for the Parish Of Winn. |
md T. the presence Of the undersigned legal
witneases personally came and appeared the
perpous whose names are hereunto subscribed,
Who sevaAlIy declare, that, availing them
selves " the laws OF Louisiana relative to cor
poentions, they have covenanted and agreed
and b. these presents do covenant and agree
and form themselves into corporation. foT
he objects and purposes and under she
etipniations and agreements hereinafter set
Eor<h and expressed, which they hereby adopt
- th0ir charter, to-wit:
AnrrcLE 1.
i IAe nAne ana title of this corporation shall
be: NORTH AMERICAN REALTY COM
RANY, LIMITED, and under its corporate
4name shall have power to continue and exist
~ period of ninety-nine years from the
date hereof: to contract. TO sue and ne sued.
g nake ana use corporate seal. and the
snnna "a break ana alter II pleasure 70 hold.
1ooee. receive. purchase. convey. ALLEVIATE. bor-
nv. p,edre. mortr.ee and hvnothecate nnder
7. u corpor.te name nropertv. real. nersonal and
yed. ~ name ana appoint such officers.
ai..ctoxu. m.na~eru. arents and emp,svees So
H. interest ana convenience Of the corpora-
4 tSen nav v,eunire. u rnake and use snch bv-
-. vr,e~ ana r~.r,at;on. a., tha nronar
-. sr,.~ut - II. .sra;r. s. NAV he aeemed
The southern sentinel., 1907-03-08
SMITH GRESHAM DRUG CO.. Special Agents

@. HYDE and r. W. Fordyce, two competent
witnesses, and me, said notary, on the day and
date f3rsx above written:
New-York tribune., 1907-06-20
WONEN FROM TEXAS.
One of Them Can Thro7o Steer IN
Tnrentu-fre Niautes.

Diana OF the Tower had q narrow escape yester-
day. when a contingent Of the party OF Texas
bankers, with their wives daughters ana sisters,
who are now visiting New York, passed through
Madison Square. Mrs Eugene Risser. wife Of the
president Of the Citizens National Bank. Of Bal
lirger. Tex, happened 10 be Of the party and
Mrs. Risser also happens 10 be che Of the best
shots in Texas
that had my gun with me, so / could shoot
Mrs Risser IS said to be woman Of many
accomplishments. 4 graduate of Vassar College,
she can nevertheless round up a herd OF cattle
like veteran cowboy, and she does it frequently,
toe when the cowboys on her ranch are otherwise
engaged. She can rope and throw steer IN
twenty-five minutes. the record being twenty-five
Mrs, Riser can run the bank. too quite as well
as she runs the ranch. and she is a firm believer
fl women bank clerks.
LAS class" she said yesterday, women are
more Trustworthy than men. They are more pains
taking and more honest. and they naturally don't
have the same temptation TO become enbezzers.
The only difficulty with them is that they some
times get married.
Texas women appear 10 be nothing If not pro-
gressVe and enterprising, and the accounts given
by some of the visitors OF the club work in Texas
might well excite the envy of the clubs Of this more
backward state.
There are clubs IN every little town and village
said Mrs. c. T Lester, Of Canyon City They
OF every kind-liteTary. musical, social and
civic. There are great many civic clubs and the
chief work Of the club women a whole for some
time past has been the beautfying Of Texas. We
have really accomplished & great deal. We agitate
questions till the men take them up, and then we
help them in every way we can a great deal has
been done improve the parks in this way, and
one offshoot of the work IS the establishment OF
free open air band concerts In Waco people so
out of their way 10 drive past the Courthouse and
hear the music which the band dsCourses every
evening as a result Of the women's work. 4 great
deal Of humane work is also done You can
hardly pick up a paper without seeing something
about it"
Mrs G A Beasley. of Houston. thinks that the
chief difference between New York and the cities
of Texas is that the latter smaller. She didn't
find anything at COney Island that she hadn't
seen IN Texas.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-20

New York City will be represented by Mayor Nc
CIellan's committee consisting Of Lawrence Veil
Ter. DR. Edward T. Devine, District Superintendent
Evangelne Z. Whitney. District Superintendent
Seth 7. Stewart and Director OF Physical Training
Luther Halsey Gulick, who is president Of the as
sociatiOn. Newark, \. j., Will be represented by
one delegate, and Trenton will send four repre-
sentatives Toledo will have six representatives,
headed by the directors of public service and pub
lie safety. Mayor J. g Dahlnan of Omaha will
himself represent his city There viii also be large
official delegations from Rochester, Detroit, st.
Paul and Washington
The meetings Will consist Of sessions for the read
ing of papers and exhibitions, in which two
thousand school children and a large number Of
foreign organizations of Chicago will play games.
show athletic prowess or demonstrate national folk
dances The open air sessions will be held in chi
cago's South Park system. which 100000 has
been spent in years.
Among the speakers will be Judge Ben Lindsey,
Jane Adams Elmer +. Brown, United States Com
missioner OF Education; Francis II. Tabor of the
Boys Club. and Joseph Lee, of Boston. Supern-
tendent Z. G. Cooley and Mrs Emuons Blaine Will
preside at OF the Cessons. The convention viii
continue until June %
New-York tribune., 1907-06-20
Should "~uffra6etfes" BE PEof19

Ferninisfn is one Of those questions we have
always with U.s." says the Paris corresnonden+ ot
me Fan Mall Gazette 1T is OF peculiar interest
70 the farlsan' possibly because he retoices in q
sort OF intellectual anarchy, in an opposition to
the existing. The example Of Finland with it's
eighteen women deputies. is fascinating to the
feminist But an envoy Of a Partisan journal has
mace tne frghuul discovery that the women in
me parliament OF Helsngfors are all main Tho
Iiomph OF feminine ugness' he calls II The
rlnHish oeDutee is a man in skirts. VOLTA tout
II is q mean advantage TO take of any noycrnerr
10 paint the features Of its protagonists Fancy n
we jnoseo modern legislation by the good looks
t2r the reverse OF It's initators, The result world
ne appalling. No bin could stand against it, The
most powerful and able Of paramentarlans are
Iasy sodHke IN their physical envelope, but such
matters nave small influence in politics / imagine
It. Ills "oud he the answer Of the lady NJ Ps of
t"Lafo: we are here 10 represent the people not
TO represent the boudoir'
Inc outspokenness OF the Partisan Journalist
suggests the question whether a woman endowed
YIN tne highest ideals and burning for the social
halEalOn of her country, these Finnish women
New-York tribune., 1907-06-20

to thoounIedy are should necessarily be above all
me niue arts and ornaments of the sex II an
pears that lace and furbelows Of all sorts or.
5raeey rICey lapoo; every one OF the women members
uTesses sooerly in black. There Is no ornar,,e,t
upon her corsage. no earring pendent fron, hnr
oeneaie lones' no rings sparkling upon her Gnpars
ana her hair is just as severely treated ae b.r
Ie7s- fTlzzhg and fringes are sternlv renreeeaJ
,n eNterhal matters :he woman denutv 10 :, for
ndolhg person. though must beeva that -
soul Is pure and white and her brain entiraII- -,
over 10 me ioftest thoughts for humanity The
utter OF lhs iugubrious description of tha ,,,isb
experiment IN the highest feminieu7 &c , 80 -
d r fFehchlnahi consequently. he depIores tLis new,
race OF s''AiaSS To;.an. He asks piteo,s ,,I,oti,
sp1eei virtue and intellectually In What was one
calied the weaker sex must necessaril,, e,o ,.ttL
paihness' cannot n woman retain her ch5r,,, ,pd
So"i looks even II she sits in parliament ana t,I
lthd ana labor and hscaltis'? The loss of ,,b,s;1
ut.racuVehess is fearful price to pay for an3ani
Pauoh: understand that the article has bad y
most dlsquieting influence French feminist dr.
.tes' .t ~ they could the leaders would coniscate
tne number and cajole the writer into atarnaI
parliament s- -sldss IN
e.. am am quite convinced that wher the day comes
Tor Mime. dupont TO enter the French Chamber az
an elect OF universal suffrage she will abdicate ~
none OF those pleasant and aluring arts which chs
New-York tribune., 1907-06-20
ANOTHER PROPHECIES AT LARGE.
Wichita, Kan, Responsible for the Latest
Religious Mania

There is little girl In Wichita. Kan. VINO can
go most Of the religious prophets OF The time one
better Few If any oL them claim u have risen
from the dead, as does Eula Wilson. Of 40. 1926
Cleveland avenue, Wichita. The new prophet APP
pears 10 be quite sincere in her claims however
She really thinks that she died and came To life
again, after being carried up TO heaven ana The
doctors say that the case is certainly not an or
binary one.
Wichita is greatly excited over the miracle. "
as many persons believe il 70 be- and every even
ing crowds thTong the churches and mission halls
Where EuIa tells her story. while hundreds are
turned away. For Eula says that the Saviour sent
her back 10 earth to souls, and she IS irving
TO do II by relating her strange experiences
For, the last three years Eula Wilson, who is the
daughter OF sidewalk hnisher named Bailey WI
son mas been an invalid She had been in bed SO
long that her hip bones are said 10 ba,,a ,,.o~,
through the skin. The local phvsicians never
agreed upon a diagnosis of her disease ana ef,a
was finally given up to die
On June 8 the end seemed 10 bava como ..c,,o
was actually dead" said her mother 1T was i'm
possible to detect the pulse or breathing and a
death tests we knew confirmed the fact We set
ABOUT at once preparing for the funeral as the
condition Of her body demanded speedy interuert
10 our great astonishment at ? o'clock THURSDAY
morning lie returned. and she remained in a semi
conscious condition, dying again Friday night
Saturday about 10 a. M she revived and calin6 -
me 1 gave her drink and she arose from tt7o
bed and walked across the rooro .,a-t - - ot li'e
of all disease" '' '1' Gu
Eula herself says:
I died at o'clock Wednesday night. WAS
thoroughly conscious OF an ascending morton and
was borne to heaven in a white cloud at+cr1aJ
by TWO angels and my dead brother The seIiio
opened the gates. can't describe Him He ,,,as
700 neauurul l met and talked with poople v,ba
had died when lived in Missouri "
Other people corroborate the girls s+or,,
= and others her die" saws Mrs . =
SkeHey neighbor We laid her out and pre-
pared her for the grave" ~ Pc
The local physicians interested IN tba ,a.o -.,-
DTS. Dorsey Gsell, Hickok, Fuller Goodrich an
ton and Logsdon. '~' "u'
New-York tribune., 1907-06-20

now employs tc induce NJ. Dupont to grant the
bill for blouses and new season hats The French
woman IS distinctly feminine that even politcs
could not d.stil 1t out OF her She will carry her
charms ard her bangles and her millinery (yith
her repairing outfit in small reticule) right on To
the floor of the House. II is my privilege TO know
certain of the leading feminists. Not one wfully
depryes herself of those accessories to beauty
Which are part OF the equipment OF the modern
woman; some, even, rather challenge comparison
In looks with their less advanced sisters who are
sul exclusively concerned with such old-fashioned
occupations as the care of the home and the affairs
Of the husband.
Feminism will take many a day TO get over
this expose of the parliament at Helsingfors
Meanwhile the whole Is interested In the decla-
ratons of a certain doctor OF the Academy OF
Medlcine that II Is possible, with massage and
proper diet, TO defy old age. V1e hA O fsmnistsI
this is female vanity indeed"
New-York tribune., 1907-06-20
NEW JERSEY.
On the Ocean Front.
HOTEL TRAYMCRE
NEW JERSEY.

With is magnificent hreproof addition pre-
sents the finest equipped and modern or Atantlo
Citys leading hotels Superatve in construction apo
pointment and service Guests rooms sNe
feet square and each with full ocean view PriVate
baths fresh water attached 20 each r99nh
SPACIOUS snIarium and conservatories on rool Hsn
class orchestral daily. Golf prtvneges 90
Quest Trayrnore Hotel Co. d s. White Pres ChaA
New-York tribune., 1907-06-20
BOMOSEEN

Rates. IS to sl4 w c MOUND, Prop Hydsvtlle Y
DRoSPECr HOUSE AND TEN COTTAGES On Lax
Il Bomoseen. in the Green Mountains For booklet a.
dress H b ELLIS. Castleton. Vermont
New-York tribune., 1907-06-20
PLAYGROUND" CONVENTION

chicago. June l9.-The Representatives Of the
Mayors Of nearly every large CITY in this cortr,,
Hnd hunoreds Of play workers charity experts
e9Gcalors and municipal leaders are gathering in
6incago Tor The opening Of the convention of the
playground Association OF America tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1907-06-20
THE KITTATINNY.
PENNSYLVANIA

Open all the year. Largest. most modern finest
located hotel this beautiful Mountain Resort Has
ts park. containing over 200 acres OF natures
picturesque handivork. Numerous diversous-goif
tennis. bowling. pool. billiards fishing. boating. etc
The cuisine OF the table being supplied from.
HOTELS OWN FARM Newly furnished. steam hear:
wood fires: electric lights elevators parors:
private balconies. spacious veraadas Rooms large
with excellent views; hot and cold running Mountain
spring IN baths: metal beds. Musical
morning and evening, with frequent dances
Long distance phone and telegraph Office hotel
1907 booklet showing hotel Kittatinny Park
Auto route. map New York 10 Water Gap. appics-
ton Special June and July Livery and garasa
c.. FRANK COPE
New-York tribune., 1907-06-20
Sharon Springs. N. Y

The Baden-l3aden Of America Best White Sulphur
Maguesa Chaybeate Springs in the world Ircturesqus
and ideal for health and ecreaton ma
laria and mosquitoes Band concerts delightful drives
summer social features and outdoor sports Particulars
Resort bureau 9th Avenue Hotel and III and 1884
way. New York
New-York tribune., 1907-06-20
NEW HOTEL RUDOLF.

Directly on beach 400 rooms 200 with fresh & ana
sal: water baths attached: American and European
specially Newy renovated and deC9Tatea ana
MAN PROPR Also Proprietor OF Harveys Famous res
taurant Washington. D. c. The new and popnar lea'
ure of hotel the Red Rambler Grill
New-York tribune., 1907-06-20

BI BBeaeT9es, l am single entirely from choice
FearI-Nhose choice?-TIlustrate Rits
you 4 liar? " w Il were 10 call
BldEinsnId Ia mention your indiscretion to the
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-02-14
SARGENT HOUSE. LAoNA, BURNED

The Sargent House, the lead
ing hotel at Laona, was complete
ly destroyed by fire early Wed
nesday morning The fire origi-
mated in the basement, presum
ably from the furnace, which had
beeninstalled about six weeks ago
1t was a fine three story build.
ing and well patronized. The
loss is estimated at sl2, 900, part.
ly covered by insurance.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-02-14
STEPHENSON COUNTY
BILL INTRODUCED INTHE ASsEMB-
LYTO CREATE NEW COUNTY.
HAS UNITED SUPPORT OF ALL
THE PEOPLE

A bill to create the county of
Stephenson, out of territory now
embraced in the counties of For
est, Oconto and Marinette, TO
take in the eastern part Of For
est, the north end of Oconto and
strip along the west side Of
Marinette county, and to make
Wabeno the county seat, was in
troduced in the assembly last
Thursday. The proposed new
county is named in honor of Hon.
Isaac Stephenson of Marinette,
former congressman from this
district.
That q new county, to take in
the territory designated in this
bill is necessary to the welfare OF
a rapidly developing section OF
the state cannot be seriously de-
MED by anyone familiar with the
conditions prevalent in this sect
ion of the coEntry.
The bulk of the population re-
siding in Forest county is along
the G. & N. W. Railway Co.'S.
line, extending north and south
through this territory, and which
in very short time will be the
main line of the Lake Shore di-
vision, extending through to the
copper country.
While it is Only twenty five
miles across the country to ths
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-02-14


present county seat, at Crandon,
there is nothing much better
than an Indian trail across. To
go by rail necessitates a trip to
Northern Junction, then to Clin-
tonville, then to Pelican and then
on the branch from Pelican to
Crandon, q distance Of about two
hundred miles, and with train
service none Of the best, taking
at the least Calculation four or
five days TO make the trip.
The territory embraced in the
proposed new county contains u
population Of from 1000 to 5000
people, and it seems to US that
after careful consideration Of the
merits of the bill, relief should
be granted from the present hard.
snips by the Legislature at the
present session.
We are OF the opinion that the
Stephenson county bill is just
and fair, and will receive the ap.
proval of the members of both
branches of the Legislature, and
that Stephenson county will be
ION the map" before the session
is over.
The Meeker herald., 1907-12-21
Stationery Proposals.

In accordance with Chapter IS OF the ses-
sion Laws Of 1888, entitled County Govern
ment-Books, Stationery and Suppl. ."
proposals are hereby invited for furnishing
this county with books and stationery re-
quired BY tbs several county omces thereof
for the period Of one year commencing on
the drst day Of January, 1908. Following
are the Specifications:
BOOKS and e-quire medium records,
plain, printed heads and printed forms, each.
Extra for patent dat opening, per book.
Canvas covering, Per book. 5
Legal Blanka-Pr1nted lie, Is, l.6l-4, IL,
and full sheet cap, and IL and FULL sheet
folio, per 100. Autographed blanks, includ..
ing grocery licenses, marriage licenses and
certificates, certificates Of election, declara-
ton Of naturalization, por 100.
MISUNDERSTANDING election blanks,
pr precinct. ASSIGNMENT roll, each. As
sssamsnt schsdulss, per l0o0 Abstract ofas-
ssssznsnt o. tax roll sech. -Trsasusers cash
book, each. TAX rsesiptSA 6puad, printed,
eos and two eolors, 1sfyG Flyer fsstsnsrs.
oold "a eo.ossd sesis. pr bog. Asnoad..
Auid md crimson inks, quarts and pints,
All pspsrs and work to equal that now In
U.s., ard furnished TO tho satisfaction Of the
Sids to b in. BY January !, 1905, At noon.
The Board Of County Commissioner re-
+. B. scoIT,
County Clerk.
NnBKHH, Colo, Dec. g. 1907.
The Meeker herald., 1907-12-21

We oner one hundred dollars reward for any
case Of catarrh that cannot be cured BY Halls
Catarrh Cure. r. J. Cheney 4 Co., Toledo. o.
1--WE, the undersigned. have known F. j.
Cheney for the hast Is years, and believe him
derfectly honorable in all business transac-
tons and financially able to carry out any obi
gations made by bis firm. Walding. kinnan 4
Marvin Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. D.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, act
ing directly upon thoblood and mucnous sur.
faces Of the system. Testimonials sent free.
Price S5c per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Meeker herald., 1907-12-21
Celery and cranberries at Hills
Meeker Market.
A Real Wonderland.

South Dakota, VII b its rich silver mines, bo-
nauza farms. wide ranges and strange natural
formations, is veritable wonderland. AT
Mounp City, in the home Of Mrs. E. d. Clapp'
wonderful case Of healing has lately &C.
CURED. Her sou seemed near death with lung
and throat trouble. "Exhausting coughing
spells occurred every five minutes wr ties
Mrs. Clapp "when began giving Dr. Kings
New Discovery. the great medicine, that saved
his life and completely cured him." Guaran
teed for coughs and colds. throat and lung
troubles, by the Meeker Drug Co. SOC sloo
Trial bottle free.
The Meeker herald., 1907-12-21
Take BROMO-FEBRIN for your
cold. At Strehlke Bros.
Holiday Rates via the Midland.

Holiday Rates via the Midland.
A very low rate of one fare for the
round trip has been authorized by
the Colorado Midland between all
points on their line, and special rates
10 all points within the state. Tickets
will be on sale Dec. sd, oath, 18th,
00th and Jan. lat, with final return
limit Of January s, 1908. -'
For further particulars call upon
or write the Colorado Midland agent.
The Meeker herald., 1907-12-21
A nne assortment Of Navajo blan
kets on sale at Hartke 4 Sheets.
Badly Mixed Up.

Abraham Brown, Of Winterton. N. Y, had
very remarkable experience; he says: "Doo-
tors got badly mixed up over me; one said
heart disease; two called It kidney trouble; the
fourth. blsod poison, and the nth stomach and
liver trouble: but none of them helped; 20 my
wife advised trying Electric Bitters, which are
restoring me to perfect health. One bottle did
me more good than all the i've doctors pre-.
scribed." Guaranteed , or blood poison. weak
mess and all stomach, liver and kidney COM
dlaints, BY the Meeker Drug Co., bOc.
The Meeker herald., 1907-12-21

Fam Arair, of Hayden, Roult county,
bought IL head Of shorthorn cows at private
sale for 81 900.
I'D Amick bought two shorthorn bulls at
private sale for Sl75.
Mat Huston Of Axial bought one regis
tered and two grade shorthorns.
Bills Bros bought two registered Short
horn bulls, and Ed WILDER one grade.
Several other parties bought at
private sale, and Mr.. Harp has plenty
gilt-edge stock left which will be
disposed Of at reasonable figures.
The Meeker herald., 1907-12-21
A Dangerous Deadlock,

TAae sometimes terminates fatally. 10 the stop
pass OF liver and bowel functions. To quickly
end this condition without disaGreoable sensa.
tons, DR.. Kings New Life Pills should always
b your remedy. Guaranteed absolutely satis-
factory in every case or mouey back, at the
Neeker Drug Cos sto.e. &c.
The Meeker herald., 1907-12-21
Here's Good Advice.

o. 8. woolsver, ono Of the best known mer-
chants Of LeRaysville, N. Y. says: "If you
are ever troublep with dies. apdly Bucklens
Afnica saive. 1t cured me Of them for good 20
years ago." Guaranteed for sores, wounds,
burns or sbrastons, Csc At the Meeker Drug
Cos store.