Bohemia nugget., June 07, 1905, Image 8

FEEDING THE CHICKS.
Brat Iteaalt OMatned Ki-otn l)rf
Grata lUrttoa . toI Plop.
Tl. dry grain ration n recommend
ed by "O many In utronRly vxcmptlflpd
In the nevcrnl ktndn of grain nold un
der th nnmr of i-titck food for young
chlokn, Bays tho Feather. The ne of
fills provides every food nooesMty for
Hie young chlek. Thla Is n mixture of
grain's grit. mot nod vegrtnhlo foods
of tho inwt approved eharncuY for Ui
ustenauco ami growth of tho youug
clilek.
Vhcro ono wishes to provide hid
own food supply from tho products
nonr !y or of lils own production It
Is a very cney matter to have finely
cracked or broken whont, oats nnd corn
with a very little millet seed and oino
fine sand for grit for the early period
of the young chick's life. So soon ta
they nro old enough wheat, hulled oats,
cracked corn and a little millet need
may be given to them. For n meal of
nmrfi food we should always prefer
the cooked Johnnyenke, which can bo
made tlie saiuo as corn broad. Any
kind of meals may bo used for thl
Tho best, however, Is a niHtuno of
ground meal, finely ground out, with
all tho husks or hull Pitted out. aua
some wheat middlings. This mixed
with rllhT milk or water, a few of the
Infertllo or clear egsrs from nnder the
ben or tho Incubator stirred In. and n
litth? baking powder added to make It
light. Is ono of tho most beneficial foods
that can bo prepared for the young
chicks.
Above all things, never feed any wet
ar sloppy foods. Po not allow the
brooder to become soiled or dampened
from water or the scalding milk or wet
foods. Keep the Interior of tho run
way of the brooder perfectly clean, dry
and free from tho Influence of sour or
spoiled food of any kind. When the
brooder chick foods are mnde u? of
there Is not no much necessity for grain
food. When the chicks are run out
upon tho grnss they can mnko tholr
own selection of this, and when tho
weather or other conditions will not
permit provide them with some very
short cut grass, clover or vegetable
tops of some kind. It Is always best
to cut this Into very small particles
with a pair of shears. Long pieces of
grass or green food of any kind Is like
ly to clog up tho crop or passageway
from the crop to the gizzard.
One of the most dangerous happen
lags to the brooder chick Is the pros
enco of bowel trouble, from whatever
cause It may coma It Is tho most
prevalent danger of all, and more
chicks are destroyed through this agen
cy than from all other causes combin
ed. Too much heat, too little heat,
dampness, cold and exposure are all
prolific causes of this trouble, ell of
which must be provided against. When
wet or sloppy foods are fed they pro
duce the same trouble. Pour food
causes Indigestion nnd fermentation In
ihe crop and thus creates the same
trouble. Avoid all these dangers and
care for the chicks In a good, common
seuse, everyday fashion and feed them
as chicks should be fed and you should
succeed with the handling of brooder
chicks.
DRIVEN TO DESPERATION.
Living at an out ol the wny place,
remote from civilization, a family Is
often driven to desperation in ense of
accident, resultlnir In liurna, uuts,
Wounds Ulcere, etc. Lay in a supply
of Bucklen's Arnica Salve. It's the
leat on earth. 25c, at Benson's Drug.
Store.
Cltrver For Pooltry.
Clover Is not only highly nitrogenous,
but Is rich In lime, a substance re
quired by the hens for providing the
shells of eggs, and which Is In a more
soluble form in the food than In the
shape of oyster sheila or other Insoluble
substances. It contains nearly thirty
times as much lime as does corn in Its
proportion of flesh forming elements.
Ono of Its advantages as food for hens
to that It Is not only nutritious, but
bulky, and aids In tho digestion of the
grain. It Is valuable In supplying those
Substances, which are lacking In groin,
and as tt Is plentiful on all farms and
requires but a few moments for Its
preparation, there Is nothing to prevent
Its two. By allowing a ration of scald
ed clover to tho bens after green food
Is gone they will keep In better laying
condition and tho production of eggs
will be Increased.
SPRAINED ANKLE, STIFF NECK,
LAME SHOULDERS.
These are three common ailments
for which Chamberlain's Pala Jialrn
is especially valuable. If promptly
applied it will save you time, money
and Buffering when troubled with
any one of these ailments. For sale
by The Modern Pharmacy .
Apoplexy In Powla.-
Apoplety usually comes from over
feeding on starchy foods and can but
rarely bo cured. If the bird Is very val
uable, proceed as follows: Otxjn tho
large vln under the wing and hold the
bird's head under a cold water tap for
a minute or two; then. If It shows signs
of recovery,, feed it sptrrfngly for a few
days on soft, Ihjht food giving no hard
grain at ajl and a dose of Ave grains
of bromide of potassium each day.
Journal of Board of Agriculture.
The laxative effect of Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets is bo
agreeable and so natural that you
do not realize it Is the effect of a med
icine. For sale by The Modern Phar
macy. Letiaea For Ckloka.
Lettuce is good for the little chicks.
Jt is . greedily devoured by them and Is
about' as easily obtained, in the spring
as Anything. A small bed planted early
wtt maS.O;c0 fur a -good many Chicks.
Appreciated the Assistance.
The members of Appomattox
Tost O. A. R. of Cottage Grove
fullv appreciate the courtesies ex
tended to them on Memorial day.
To the band lor its excellent
music, those who participated in
the parade, those who addressed
them at the cemetery ana cnurcu,
to those who furnished the flowers,
the M. K. Church that tendered
the uso of its building and all
others who assisted in nny manner
upon that occasion, the Tost de
sires to acknowledge its obligations
to them and to assure them, that
the old soldiers of Cottage Urovc
will ever remember the kindness
eiteuded upon tlmt occasiou.
Gko. W. McRkynolds,
Commander.
II. C. Dctton, Adjt.
CUBAN DIARRUOKA.
U. S. soldiers who served In Cuba
during tho Spanish war know what
this iiiseao is. ana in:u oruumry
remodiee have little more effect than
iit timi'h wnter. (hitum diarrhoea
Is almost as severe and dangerous as
a mild nttact ot cnoiera. mere is
ono remedy, however, that can al
v.iv4 he ilenended iinun as well as
soon by the following certlilcate from
Mrs. Minute Jacous or Houston, lex
as: "t hereby certify that ChamU'r
i.iin' I'nlliv Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy cured my husband of a se
vere attack of Cuban diarrhoea, wnicn
he brought home from Cuba. We had
seveial doctors but they did him no
good. One bottle of this remedy
cured htm. as our neighbors will tes
tifv. 1 thank God for such a valu
able medicine." Eor sale by The
Modern Pharmacy.
The tombstone of a high brod
dog in New York reads, "Wrinkles,
Pug. Ho live.l like a gentleman."
Probably he did. He was at
least never known to smoke in the
presence of ladies or spit on the
sidewalk.
JUST WHAT EVERYONE SHOULD
DO.
Mr. J. T. Barber of Irwlnvllle, Oa
always keeps a bottle of Chamber
Iain's Colic, Cholera aud Diarrhoea
Remedy at hand ready for instant
use. Attacks of colic, cholera mor
bus and diarrhoea come on so sud
denly that there is no tlmeto hunt a
doctor or go to h store ror meuicine.
Mr. Barber savs: ."I have tried
ChamUrlalu's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy, which Is one of
the best medicines I ever saw. I keep
a bottle of it in my room, as I have
had several attacks of colic and it
has rroven to be the best medicine I
ever used." Sold by The Modern
Pharmacy.
A Maryland couple have just been
married after a courtship of 46
years. The groom is 75 and the
blushing bride is 68. At any rate
thev havn't married in haste and
cannot havo many years for repent
ance.
WORST OF ALL EXPERIENCES
Ch ri nnuthinn- fw wnrAA thin to
f.M-tl tVint ovprv mlnntA will hp vnnr
last? Such was the experience of Mrs.
.- "V A.. St-
insufferable pain from indigestion,
seemed inevitable when doctors and
nil romiiHIvii f.illtwl At. Ion crt h T was
induced to try Electric Bitters and
the result was miraculous, l im-
rrnvrl nt nnfA nnil nnw I'm Com
pletely recovered." For Liver, Kid
ney, stomacn ana uowei trouoies
Vai-tro I'.1ttra 1n thfi nnlv medicine.
Only Mc. It'sRuaranteed by Reason's
I'narmacy.
John D. Rockefeller denies that
he will ;ive $10,000,000 to estab
lish a fund for broken down clergy
men. Probably Dr. Washington
Gladden has convinced John D.
that clergymen would rather starve
than live on "tainted money."
THAT TIRED FEELINQ.
If you are languid, depressed, in
capable for work, it indicates that
your liver is out ol oruer. Heroine
will assist nature to throw of bead
aches, rheuiii'itism and aliments akin
to nervousness and restore the ener
gies mid vlulity to sound and per-
feci health. .!. J. Hubbard, 'lemple
IVxh. write. "I have used Her-
bin" fnr th p;i -"t two years. It has
dom me tnoiv Kood than all the doc-
torn, it is the best medicine ever
made for chlll3 and fever." 50c, sold
by The Modern Pharmacy.
Oregon Patents.
Granted this week: reported by
C. A. Snow tt Co., Patent Attor
neys, Washington, D. C. JaraesC.
Boyle, Portland, Amusement de
vice: Clinton J. Kurtz. Salem,
Prune dipper and spreader. For
copy of any oi above patents send
ten cents in postage stamps with
date oi this paper to C. A. Know &
Co., Washington, D. C.
STARTLING. EVIDENCE
Fresh testimony in'arreat quantity
is constantly coming in, declaring Dr.
King's New Discovery for Consump
tion, Couprhs and Colds to be un-
equaled. A recent expression from
T. J. Mclarland iscntorvuic, va.,
serves ns example. 119 writes: "I
had Bronchitis for years and doctored
all the tlmo without belnfl benefited.
Then I began taking Dr. King's New
Discovery, and a few bottlos wholly
cured me." Equally effective In cur
ing all Lung and "Throat troubles.
Consumption, Pneumonia and Grip.
Guaranteed by Benson's Pharmacy.
Trial bottles free, regular sizes &0c.
aud 1.1.00
HEARING RESTORED
Science Prevails Against Ills Plenh Is
Heir To.
All renders of this paper uro by this
time ramtnar wttu the name or ir.
Darrln, and they no doubt read with
Interest accounts of the mnnj' rv
marknble cures this celebrated phy
sclau has porfornied. Wo suspect
that some have rend the tcNttinonials
of grateful patients with some sun
ptclon ns to their authenticity, there-
lore we are gratified to ,0 to
present testimonials tlmt must put
at rest every possible doubt. There
is probably not a better known man
In this country than J. F. Anils. He
has spent almost a lifetime among the
people of this section, and his repu
Utlcn Is such that nobody will stop a
moment to investUato his truthful
ness. He tins received relief nt tho
hands of the great Ivnefactor, Dr,
Darrin, and desires to Inform the
at'llcted that they may havo the
same opportunity. Mr. Amis' testi
mony is given Ik low:
3l7 West Seventh Street
Evijiene, Oregon. June :td. l!K)6.
To the Editor: Noticing In your
paper a statement of several persons
regarding cures oi ueainess oy nr.
Darrin, luthe. interest of the afflicted
I wish through your paper to add my
testlmouy to the etticlency of tho
doctor's treatment or my case.
Al)out eight years ago I contracted
a severe cold, which settled lu my
head, resulting in partial deafness of
the left ear, so much so that 1 could
not hear my watch tick when pressed
it to the ear. Remaining thus until
about a month aito, 1 had the grip
with all the aggravating symptoms
which attend this malady, ending In
deafness of the right ear. 1 was much
alarmed at my condition, and was of
course, a source of great annoyance
and anxiety to the family, aud 1 be
gan to think of hunting up some
specialist to treat me for my disease.
Noticing Dr. Darrln'scard in the pa
per and reinemlwring having done
business with tho firm of Drs. Darrin
of Portland years ago, when I pub
Used the Broad Ax lu Eugene, 1 was
too glad to call on tiie doctor at his
rooms lu the Smeede Hotel andpUce
myself under his treatment, and now
1 am able to state that after a few
days of treatment 1 am comeletoly
cured and can hear through both
ears as well as I ever could. I am
also being successfully treated for
eczema ana astiimn. i qis
remarkable statement Is
made without solicitation from the
doctor or any one else, with the be
lief that It would be almost criminal
to withhold from the nubile a knowl
edge of the fact that those afflicted as
I wa-i may find certain relief for deaf
ness by applying to Dr. Darrin at tho
Smeede Hotel. I Jim 78 years old.
Keapectfully,
J. F. Amis.
PKRW ANKST Cl'KKS,
To tho Public: I am thoroughly
well acquainted with Dr. Darrin and
his mode of treatment as two of my
brothers were cured by him 13 years
ago, when the doctor was practic
ing In Portland. One brother, John
Neal, now living in Dundee, Yamhill
county. Or., was cured of blood pois
oning from a gunshot wound. An
other brother, Elmer Neal, living In
Vlda, Lane county, Or., was cured
of catarrh of the stomach, dyspepsia
and liver trouble. 1 am being suc
cessfully treated for heart, liver and
stomach. Refer to me at luo, ur.
Jamks Neal.
DEAFNESS AND lil.Mil.NO EARS.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Hogan of Oak
land, Douglas county, Or,, came to
Eugene last week to consult Dr. Dar
rin at the Hotel Smeede for deafness
and terrible ringing nolsos In the
right ear. She was cured of both and
went home rejoicing. While la tho
city thev were visiting their friends,
Mr. and Mrs. P. V. Coffey, at 195
Lawrence street. Guard.
Was Mrs. Martin's Sister.
Mrs. J. R. Numemaker who was
drowned near Ileppner May 30, was
a sister of Mrs. U. S. Margin of this
place. She visited here with her
sister two years ago. Also O. J.
Cox whose child was drowned is a
brother of Mrs. Martin, together
were two children of Sirs. Nume
maker's drowned. Mr. Cox lived
at this place leaving here some
three years ago. Mr. Numemaker
is among the largest and most pros
perous sheep men of the Heppner
district. Mrs. Martin was wired
the sad news of the drowning but
too late for the burial. Full partic
ulars have not been learned as yet.
FOUND A CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. S. Lindsay, of Fort William.
Ontario, Canads, who has suffered
quite a number of years from dyspep
sia and great pains in the stomach,
was advised by her druggist to take
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. She did so and says, "I find
that they have done me a great deal
or good. 1 havo never had any suffer
ing since I began using them." If
troubled with dyspepsia or Indigest
ion why not take these Tablets, get
well and stay well? For sale by The
Modern Pharmacy.
What it Costs to See the Fair.
Visitors at the Lewis and Clark
Exposition will be surprised to find
how cheaply the big fair may be
seen. The expenses of a trip de
pend largely, of course, upon the
individual who makes the trip. The
following is a conservative estimate
of the entire cost for a trip to the
Exposition and return:
Five dav visit $20.95; ten day
visit $30.95
Full information can be secured
on application to this ofiico.
J. M. Isuam
Agt. S. P. Co.
The Trull.
Tho call romes, strong nnd Insistent,
out or the west. un. imrkl
Follow throuuh hall and sun tho trail
BlaiiHl by uwls and Clnrkl
On with tho blanket nnd saddle,
Ride like the dovll prosessed,
Swift on tho way by night and day,
Hit the trail to the WestI
Sting ot the wind in our faces,
Crushing of hoofs on sund.
Whato'er betide, pauso not, but rldo
straight to tho promised land.
Whiteness of sails on the neonn,
Ulenmlng ot irold In the hlllc.
Glory of grain on the harvest wain,
Curling ot smoke from the mills.
Off with the saddle and blanket,
Kindle our hearth!! res spark.
Hero's all hall to tho westward trail
Blaved by lewls and Clnrkl
THAT THItOBBlNU HKADAC11E
Would tiulekly leave you, If yon
used Dr. King's New Life Pills. Thou
sands of sufferers havo proved tholr
matchless merit,ror nick aud Nervous
Headaches. They make pure blood
and build up your health. Only 2.1
cents, money back If not cured. Sold
by Benson's Pharmacy.
A good many people are missing
the north bound train which passes
here at 1 1 :$5 a. m. The time was
changed this week.
ACUTE RHEUMATISM.
Deep tearing or wreuching pains,
occasioned by getting wt through;
worso when at rest, or on first mov
ing the limbs nnd In cold or damn
weather. Is curd quickly by Ballard s
Suow Liniment. Oscar Olenou. Ulb
sonCity, III., writes, Feb. 1(1, HW'.': "A
vear ago 1 was troubled with a pain
In my back. It soon got so bad I
could not beud over. One bottle of
Ballard's Snow Liniment cured mo."
Sold by The Modern Pharmacy.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Notice la hereby gi
County Commissioner!
ven that the
oners Court, will
recolvo seal bids for the construction
of tho county road along tho west
side of the S. P. Railroad, about
mile south of Nagtnaw, for a distance
of 1S25 ft, as per tho plans and speci
fications now on nie in tho county
clerk's ofiico In Eugene, Lane County
Oregon.
Lach bid shall be accomnanlod bv a
bond, signed by two or more free
holders, in double tho amount of tho
bid, as sureties, made payable to tho
county for the faithful performance
of tho contract. All bids to Is filed
with tho county clerk, on or before.
Thursday the Nth day of June, at ono
o'clock p, m. 190.S. The court re
sorves the right to reject any and all
Did 9.
By order of tho Court, this tho 3.1rd
day of May, A. D., lltOo.
L. I . Li:k,
County Clerk.
ICILLthi couch
and CURE the LUNC8
r. King's
WITH
Nov Discovery
fohC
fONSUMPTlON
Prls
0U6HI a
80s Ml. 00
Frss Trial.
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Surest and QuickC Oars for all
THROAT sod I.tJKO TROUB
LES, or MONEY BACK.
Sold by the MODKKN I'UAIIMACY
EDWARD 0. SIMMONS
LAW AND
RE L EST TE
Opposite Pcsteffice, Eigene, Oregon
I can And a purchaser for
your real estato or busi
ness if you will sell it at
prices that are right.' . . .
Can Place a Few Good Relinquishments
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All the latest treatment.
PLAIN and MEDICATED BATHS.
KLECTRICTY, ETC.
No contagious eases taken.
Terras reasonable.
Oulnide medical help furnished If re
quired.
for further particulars address 'A
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TI0N. DYSPEPSIA. flALABIA AND CHILLS. Is ontlrl frtj
from all r"l"onous mlnoral sulmtancwi. and is oompossd o'"'
LIFE-GIVING HERBS, .'.specially adapto for wok nd wart
cnnstitutlonsi strontfthons the wookunoJ glands and orgoos, It onto
ail (irangomonts cf tho human body.
CURED HER SICK HEADACHH
Mrs. Josle Cameron. Centrnlla Armue, TVmple
Tcias, writes: "I find HUH HI Nil Rivesune qfcJ
relief, and take plcasmo In rcwtnmcndlof It to ail
women who suffer from
WITHIN Till
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fill . AA k witsw
Ballard Snow
St Louis,
SOLD AND RECOMMENDED 0Y
The Modern Pharmacy.
notici: of nmri:i rrr.K.
To L. 1'. MaviMis nnd MIm llt lius,
nnd to inv and nil other pi-rmtm
ehilinlng the riht. title or interest,
either lu law or etpilt v, In or t the
hereinufter I.'hc i 1 1 I mining rhiliu
nnd premises, by through r under
the snld I.. Slnveus nnd Mien
Helms or either of t hem :
You mid each of von lire hereby
notified thut the undersigned, Ihm ex
pended money nnd performed labor
and work to the amount of jfnil.iMi
upon tin "MlMMtre" (Mvstryl lode
mining claim, sltiinle In the I'-ohi'inlu
Mlulng Plxlrli't, li(iiu ( otir.tv. State
of Oregon, hunted by Arthur llelni
and I,. S. Slnveus on the L'lth dny of
July, lMI, hlch miikI notice wa-id'uly
roorded lu the Keeord ot Mining
Claims, Hook .", paelll. That the
Inbur so iHTioniieii and the money
ho oxpended was made nnd ex
tended on said claim between the
ilrstday of Pivcmber, 1 : h I ami the
thlrty-tlrst day of liei-ember, 1:h Im
order to hold t he Hal l mining claim
tinder the provisions of Section 2'L'I
of tho Kevlsod Statutes of the I'nKed
States aud the laws of the state of
Oregon, the same, together with the
sum of f ::t..':i:i expended by Chnrles
lloweii, the other co-owner being the
amount required by law to hold
sivld claim tor the year ending le
cemUT .ll8t 1WI.
That tho proportloiPite shun1 of
eich of you as co-owners ho expend
ed being the sum of lti.iiii eaeh, and
that If within ninety days from the
service of this notliv upon you by
the Sheriff of the county, or within
ninety duys from tin serylen of said
notice by publication, you fall to con
tribute your proportionato share of
the said expenditure as a co-owner.
your interests renpectivcly In said
claim will Ist'ome the ropeity of the
undersigned under tin provisions of
said Section ,.,:t-t of the lu-vlscd stat
UU'8 of the I nlted StaJes by reason
of such failure- to contribute your
proportionate share of such expendi
ture. Hated March .".Mil, l'.mr,
ll-l3t ii:o. V. Li.ovk.
BARKER & PERMAN
rROl'KIhTOHS OK
THE EXCHANGE""-5
PKAI.KKS IN FINE
WINKS, LIQUORS, CIGARS.
Main street, Coki (l rovi-a Ore
T. S. Medley. .1. C Johnson
Medley Johnson,
Attorricys-at-law
Office Suite X Hank Hltty.
SH-clal attention kIvcii to Mining
and t orporatlon imw.
J. E. YOUNG
Attorney-at-Law
Olllce on Main Btrcet, Wet Hhle
CoTTAGIt Gkovic, Ork.
A. II. KING
Attorney at Law,
COTTAGE ajtOVIC, ORE.
naff & coiwcii
Mining KnglueerH
U. S. Mineral Surveyors
Room 1 Hank Hldg, Cottugo drove
(K)2-C0:j Oregonlan IMdg, 1'ortland,
Oregon.
A. S. POWHLL
mm
Double or tiingle.
OTTAGE GROVE, ORE,
WOMEN WHO SUFFER
FROM
SHOULD USE
sick headache.
REACH Of ALL
Avoid All Sobstiititef
if
Liniment Co. 5 f
U. S. A.
H. C. MADSEN,
Watchmakkh.
I KP4ilrlnK nt niiajle rbar'rs.
All work KUftrutem nrit-rloia.
Wnti-lioii, line In iul Jlrr i liwtci rr Im
t'orr.uiF. ukovk. ohk.
The First National Hank
-OF-
Cotta;k Gkovk. Ohk.
Paid i) Capital, $25,000.00
Money to loiiu un approval socurlty.
FxcliiuiKa Hold, available anv place
n tlieUniU'd States
II nnT Kak is,
frllfttit.
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Up to date Equipment
Courteous Employe
Daylight Trip across tbi Casoadi ui
Rocky Mountains.
For TIcketM, KuteH, Folder mid
Full Information, Call on or uddrwM,
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122 3d St., Portland Ore.
8. U. YKKKK8., A. O. P. A.
l or ImI Avenue mill VailurWsy, Heattto Wah
We give expedited ncrvlce on freight.
Koute your HhlpmentH via Onat
Northern. I'till In formation from
W.M. IUiriKi(. (lent, Agivit.
Portland, Oregon.
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Tim Tsblo No. i
To take elfert April I'd, 11(05.
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Kiit Itiiuml X nnd 4 TuemUy W. BouliJ
Hint Hal "lily
IsikI Dally Kx-
No3-Nol i.'pt HuinlByj No t-No 4
I'.M A.M j M HlltTT)Nrj Kl"v j A.M." TT
2:7:;w 0 .OrilMKu Vlr'ovu.7. ii7l""ll:0 '4.16
"2 :5!7 :o: 8.2 .. Wftliten 710 )U:4 6:0ft
a:ft.V7:ftfi 6 .. . .currln 7:i7 10: 4:W
J:,'J 7-.')U U.a . ijr.rro Uorilo.... 770 10:HM 4:68
;i:(M!H:04 7.7. . .Ilitkur M)7 10:113 4:47
: IIH:II H H , DuroiiH ,.. Ml 0:HO 4:44
3:17 M:17 V6 . , . Ked.llosl.... HU1 W:W 4:W
8:3(1 H-M 10 II . .. Omvel fn.,.. UU1 10:20 4:H6
8 .:i.r. H::ii 11 a Htewnrt 01 1 10:01 4:20
H::tNM:IH12 Htnr 1017 :4M 4:16
H.4I M:4.r 12 H ..Kocliy I'olnt.... IOI0 0:46 4:1
H: Mill .((.') 15 Ii ...Kud llrliliio lUMi 8:S6 4:06
H:5.rU:lfi 10 (1 ...WlldwooJ :30 4:00
17.0 ....Hunt's
KnU ot Track
Bubiuitt to rIihuko without notlMt.
All oiitwanl frulKlit iurwnrlel only at the
fiiljit rlitk of Hliliiiiur ami oonHlnnoe.
mAKuWvoi wIMwiMiil a(Uir the arrival nt
train on MoikIhvm, Wudiimjuyn and Krllays
for lliiultn iiml omvoo. Ueturnlng ou Taus
lay, TriurHlnyii anil Haturdayi.
Freight will not be rtx'olvort at the O. AH.
K. U. K. Depot aftor 6:00 p.m. To Insure
forwanlliifc on next train; freight must
delivered in ample 11 mo to uvrintt ot
Ming billed.
A. It. WOOD, Mannircr
ARRIVAL AS0 DEPARTURE OF I. P. TRAINS.
NOHTII hOUND SOUTH SilOUlTU
No. 12 11:53 UOII. No. It :0j p.m.
No. It 'i;02 a.m. Mo, 19 2:21 a.ui