BARTELS’ CITY MEAT MARKET
CROSS EVES CORED
AN ELEGANT SUMMER BOOK
T H E C O D L IN G M O T H .
F a c ta
Splendid Publication Ju s t Issued b> the
Dr. Darrin Has
Oregon Railtoad and Navigation
A b o u t th e Illffc r c u t B ro o d ».
I l o w S p r a y iu ir W o r k » .
Company.
By R. II. PE TTIT, Michigan.
Spraying 1» an old remedy, but on.
tiiat in very effectual aud by fur the
best means ut bund. A spray uf pari,
M IL K G O A TS .
green put on while the apple stands up
right nml before It turns down after
T h e A m e r ic a n B r e e d — O n e u f M r ».
K t i n u r d H u b ) ’« F l o e k .
the blossoms fall and the stamens
Rlnre It hap I n -( 01110 evident that the wither will deposit a small amount of
Angora goat industry Is quite securely poison Inside the calyx cup, which poi
established throughout the country gen sons after a short time, dries nml re-
erally many people have very naturally maius Indefinitely. Now, as the major
begun to cousider the possibilities of ity of the lirst brood and sometimes the
another Industry, which In some re second brood ns well enter at the calyx
spects Is closely allied to It—namely, the poison could not be better placed.
the milk goat Industry. In order to an Early in the season fruit tunneled by
the codling moth falls to the ground,
swer the numerous questions that It
thus thinning the fruit nud saving the
tree from the drain of supporting dam
aged fruit.
The
W ATITA, AN AMERICAN M IL K GOAT.
has received concerning every phase
of milk goat management the depart
ment o f agriculture has Issued a bulle
tin of Information on this subject.
The Inquiries have come mainly from
two classes of our citizens those who
were reared In foreign countries where
goat's milk was very largely or solely
used and those who have read of the
economy of goat keeping and the re
ported value of the milk for children
and sick people. The second class In
cludes many physicians who, believlug
In the hygienic virtues of goats' milk,
would like to see goat dairies (»stab
llshed In the neighlH>rhood of all large
cities. Among Interesting statements
of the bulletin an; the following on
“ The American Milk Goat
W a t lt a ,
an
A m e r ic a n
M ilk
G o a t.
This Is a name which has been sug
tested for the breed which It Is desira
ble to develop by selection from the so
called common goats now In this coun
try. It la kilOWIl that niitwilg illiw
gouts them are often found some ex
rollout milkers, although their origin Is
obscure. W e are told that some of the
Italian Immigrants have frequently
brought with them from the old coun
try very young kids in baskets. These
were cared for as one of the children
and among the children, and they have
no doubt grown up and exerted a con
siderable Influence upon the general
average of the milk supply In the
neighborhoods to which they were tak
en. Other good milkers are said to
have been brought from Bermuda, and
this blood has probably had its effect
also. W e should not be sun>rlsed, then,
when we occasionally hear of a goat
that will give from one to two quarts
o f milk a day.
Very recently this bureau has been
Informed by a business man of New
Jersey that there Is a large number of
goats kept In the Italian quarter at
l'allsades Park, and upon special in
qtilry lie learns that the average
amount of milk produced, so fur ns an
estimate can show, Is three pints per
day.
This milk retails among the
Italians at 12 cents per quart, and but
ter Is also made there from goats*
milk to a limited extent which sells ut
retail In New* York city at .*10 cents
jier pound.
H a a a f i! f l o a t
In
S w lt ie r la n r i.
These are the kind of goats that
should I k .* selected ns n foundation for
the American breed, and If their milk
characteristics were further Increased
l»y crossing with either the pure bred
Toggeuhurg or 8aauen bucks which
are now In this country we should
soon see a lnvcd that would produce
a satisfactory amount of milk nnd at
the same time have nil of the hardiness
possessed l»y our common goats.
Some work along the lines suggested
has already been done in various
places, and necaslonnlly a very good
milker Is produced. One o f these ani
mals showing excellence Is Watlta.
When this do«» was fresh nnd on green
food she “ gave almost a gallon of milk
per day,** to quote her owner’s words.
The Illustration, which Is furnished by
Mrs. Edward Koby, the owner, of Chi
rago, shows the doe at three nnd
a half years old and three months aft
er her second kidding. At the first
kidding o f the doe she dropped four
kids and three the second time. Her
conformation nnd record show her to
be a very desirable animal ns one of
the mothers o f the American milk goal.
The
O a p iw o r a i.
The gapeworm stays In old yards all
winter and comes to the surface when
the days get warm. He Is discouraged
by cleaning up and the liberal use of
lime. A good way to fool him Is to
locate the poultry yard in a new jdae»»
that la high and dry.—Farm Journal.
S econd
B rood.
Later, In the case of the sccoml
brood, the situation Is different. The
hirvno get Into the fruit, much of which
rots, while some appears to be healthy
until after It Is packed nnd stored
away, where the larvae finish their de
velopment slowly and spin cocoons In
the barrels or bins. The first brood
es less damage than the second, hut
• » size of the second brood depends
rgely on the proportion of the first
l»rood that lives through. A spray ap
plied just about the time that the
young hatch out, during the first week
of August, should nud does reduce the
second brood very materially. The rea
son for this is found In the fact that
the majority of the eggs are laid on
the leaves, which readily take and re
tain the poison.
I 'l l ( l e r i . p r i i y 111« .
The fact that the larvae feed for the
most part on the uuder side of the
leaves makes the advantage of under-
spraying apparent. I f more than two
sprays are to be applied they may be
put ou one soon after the first applica
tion and the other about ten days or
two weeks after the first August spray,
the period midway between the two be
ing a time of comparative Inactivity.
C U L T IV A T IN G CORN.
l*r o n i| it I a e o f t h e W e e r i e r u
l * o i i i t In 4 u ru U r u n i n g .
H I k
The chief purpose o f cultivating corn,
with most farmers, Is to kill weeds.
Yet a very Important object may bo
to warm and dry the soil, or, on the
contrary, to stop evaporation and save
the moisture for the corn. The best
time to kill weeds Is as soou as they
have sprouted and before* they come
up. At this time the ground will often
seem filled with the fine threadlike
rootlets, and if they are stirred and
brought to the surface they will soon
die. This can be most easily done by
use of harrow' or woeder.
The cornfield should be gone over
with weeder three or four days after
planting and at about the same Inter
val thereafter. There Is a temptation
to let It go until the weeds begin to
show and the field looks green. This Is
a mistake, for after the w'eeds begin
to show tho weeder w ill not do nearly
so good work. I f the use of the weed
er Is well followed up the weeds may
be kept down with It alone at a great
saving, for it will cover twice the space
and In half the time, saving three-
fourths of the time required by the
cultivator.
A great mistake is often made at this
point In neglecting the corn to plow
nnd plant more ground, when often
the actual yield would I k ? greater If
the time and work were given to the
crop already planted. Neglect of the
coni lends to loss In tho crop that is
not con nterbn Inn ceil by the gain on
the additional area planted.
Sometimes It Is necessary to culti
vate corn while It Is wet for the pur
pose of drying the soil nnd. by expos
ing It to the air, warming It. This can
he done In cloudy weather. The ground
should not be worked deep nnd should
lx» ridged ns much ns possible. Then,
If stirred at the right time again, the
work will lie found a great benefit.—
Ohio Farmer.
“ Restful Recreation Resorts,1' the
1905 Summer Book issued 1>J the
department of the Oregon Railroad
and Navigation Company, of forty-
eight pages and cover. The book
is printed ou heavy white paper,
lifty-eight cuts being used lo illus
trate the trips up nnd down the
Columbia river, to the mountnius
beeches, inland resorts nnd fountains
of healing. The cover is done in
throe colors, adding materially to
the beauty and effectiveness of the
publication, which may be had liy
sending two cents in stamps to A .
L. Craig, General Passenger Agent
of the Oregon Railroad aud Naviga
tion Company, Portland, Ore. It is
a good thing to send to your friends
in the East who expect to visit the
Lewis nnd Clark Exposition.
R o »t»(
R tr.
free.
Í J 5 h e
.
,
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C o tta g e
G ro v e
E le c tr ic
C om pany
i
FOR
RATES
;j
Z5 j be C. G, Brand
fainily. N'o better pill enn be used
for constipât Ion,Jdck headnche, etc.”
than thèse fanions pills Scores of
testimoniale prove thelr
wortli.
Sold by The Modem l ’harmacy.
Lewis and Clark Exposition Tic
ket Rates.
INDIVIDUAL TICKETS
Southern Oregon Chatauqna.
“ The Southern Oregon Chautau
qua Assembly wiil be held at A sh
land. July 12th to 21st inclusive.
Reduced rotes have been made by
the Southern Pacific Co. on the cer
tificate plan, from points on Oregon
Lines.
Thin assembly ptomises to be of
unusual
interest.
Am ong
the
prominent speakers will be Dr. F.
W. Ottnsaulus, Dr \Vm. A . Quayle
and Rabbi Stephen
S.
Wise.
Special attention will he given the
musical department. The Assembly
building has irecn enlarged
to
double its former capacity, making
ample accommodations for ull.”
W. K. C om an ,
General Passenger Agent.
Cottage Grove to Portland & Ret
$5.90, good for 30 days, but not
later than Oct. 31st, 1905,
PAR TIES OF T E N Oil MORE
One fare for the round trip good
for ten days, (must travel together
on one ticket both ways) $4,40
OR G ANIZED PARTIES O F
ONE HUND R ED OR
MORE
The Orrinal
F oloy & C o„ Chicago, originated
Honey and T ar as a throat ami lung
remedy, and on account o f tho great
merit and popularity of
Foley's
money and T a r many im itations are'
offered for the genuine, ask for
F oley's H oney and T a r and refuse
any substitute offered us no other
preparation will g ive tho same
satisfaction. It is mildly laxative. It
contains no opiates mid is safest for
children and delicate persons
For sale by Benson's Pharmacy
Im p e ria l H otel
:
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O regon
FOlEYSKlDNEYCüRE
Make* Kidneys and Bladder Right
CATARRH
American and European Plan
m m ita r
W S J
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Special rates to families.
One block ftoiu L.r. Depot
H H A 8 O N A It L K
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Cottage Grove HOTEL
M rs . I. B . T h o m p s o n .
j Rates per day ........................... » 1.00
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Sure to C ivo S a tis fa c tio n .
C0/F3 RELIEF A t ONCE.
T o take effect April 2d, 1905.
Käst
Round
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, ¡»plied 11»,1 tho nostrils nnd atcnrlssl
' T , ' ! » 1 «•fit» at Druggist» or l.y
. u l; Irio JS i/e , 10 cents by moil.
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n r.E o i- I IN \L S E T T L E M E N T
Notice * hereby
given,
that the un-
Old papers lor sale at'tlie Leader derahrW
„i„
,
office 15 cents per hundred.
tu te o f
\"” 'trntor of the es-
FOLEYS HONESTAR
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HOME INDUSTRY
Headquarters for commer
cial and mining men.
• J I M . I T Y VS. tJ F A N T lT Y
Hard iniisck's ami strong body do
not depend on the quantity o f ’f ood
you cat. but 011 its |K*rfeot digestion
and proper assimilai ion. When you
take K od ol Dyspepsia Cure you r
system gets all tin* nourishment out
of all the fowl you eat. D digests
tyliat you eat regardless o f tho condi
tion o f the stomach and conveys the
nutrient properties to the blood and
tissues. This builds up ami strength
m a the , ntire syst.-m. Kudo! cures
Indigestion,
Dyspepsia,
Belching,
Sour Stomach, Weak H eart, etc
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure for w lia t is
sometimes railed Am erica’s national
disons»— Dyspepsia is destined to
eventually work a wonderful and
lasting benefit, to sufferers from this
distressing and mind harassing con
dition. Sold by Tlie Modern I’ har-
niaey.
Im ported and d o m e s tic
tobaccos. T h e y a re fo r
sa le at a ll cigar stands
in the city .
C o l t . i c U ro v r,
One faro for the round trip pnrtv
moving on same day. but individual
tickets will bs sold nailer this rate
nnd can return at nny time within
ton days from date of sale. $1.40.
The above tickets ou snlo daily be
tween May 29th and Oet. 15th, and
uo stop overs allowed in either di
rection.
1 curable diseases.
I Tho specifies employed in these tests are
known as the Pulton Com pounds and the r e
sults obtained |»rove conclusively that these
dreaded diseases so tong fatal (the deaths from
Brights D isease alone are appallin’.;, oxer U*»,-
000 a year, starting as kidney troubles) h ave at
last yielded to medical science.
The pamphlet
Is free.
W rite to the John J. Fulton Co.. 409
W ashington street, San Francisco. Cal.
" hen to suspect
Bright s Disease:— Puffy
ankles or hands; weakness without apparent T Ü R K E GOOD Y N D d F ST REASO NS
cause; kidney trouble after third month; fre
There
an»
whv
three reasons
quent u n x.oion. nwy show sediment or cloudy
m o th e rs p re fe r
__________
1 °
One Minute
Cough
on standing . failing vision; Jay d r o w s in e s s -
one or « » » r e of these.
Cure: First, It iaapeolutely harmless;
Dr. John B. Smith of Now Jersey
tells that the most lasting remedy* for
t i e slmcs which every gardener is fa
miliar with ns fptxllng upon the foliage
of currant«, roses and even the leaves
o f pear and cherry trees, Is arsenate of
lead. This may he saf«»ly applied to the
foliage o f any garden plant thst Is like
ly to be Infested, nnd once sprayed the
foliage will remain safe for a long
time. All the slugs succumb readily to I
arsenical poisons, nnd complete exemp
tion from tronble may easily be se
cured.
P h o n e Main 83
TH 0S. CONGER
D ie t.
C n r r a n f»,
J. H . B A R T E L S . P r o p r i e t o r
I Cigar Factory
K
on
C H O IC E c K E s n F IS H ON T U E S D A Y A N D F I t l l ) \ Y
Am ong Dr. D arrin’s specialists he
is an expert operutor In straighten
ing cross eyes, aud can straighten
the worst eyes in less than tw en ty
minutes. The worthy poor treated
or
exclusive corn ration
"The feeding
trial made dwarfed animals out of
every pig In lot 1, fed exclusively B r t t fh t ’s D i s e r t s e i t n d
on corn. While they gal n is i some in
D ia b etes.
flesh, they did not develop In bone, nnd
ns time went on their vitality de
W e d e s n e to place to the h an d« o f those af
creased. The hair on their bodies be flicted
with Hriulils D isease and Diabetes a 3fi-
came thin and their skin hard and aire pam phlet that is savin# human lives. It
1 not .an ordinary pamphlet, such as Is common
scaly. Toward the end of the trial ly used to advertise uiedieines. but is prftiot-
they were Indifferent nl>ont eating and | pally m ade up of reports o f sHenlifloally con
ducted tests in a large variety o f eases, showing
showed considerable nneaslness.”
I s7 per cent o f recoveries iu these hitherto bi-
S lu t«
SMOKED : MEATS : A : SPECIALTY
Eugene Journal
C A L L
Salve. It is tile purest, and best for
Sores, Kurus. Koils, Eczema, Blind,
Bleeding,Itching, or Protuding Piles.
It has been cone!tided at the Wis Get tho genuine
Ik*Witt’s Witch
consin experiment station that It is im Hazel Salve. Sold by Tho Modern
practicable to raise young pigs on an Pharmacy.
C o rn
Fresh Beef, Pork, M utton an d Veal
The operation is reals*red painless
by u local anaesthetic*, ami no chloro
form or ether used. Patients can re
turn home tlie same day, w ith no 1
detention from business or occupa-1
t¡on. Cases may call now nnd make
appointments for treatment during
the tw o days, July loth and 10th, and
avoid the rush the doctor has oil Ins j
special days. Tito fo llo w in g referen-1
res, taken from many, prove tho
Supplies the current. Y ou
doctor's success:
Mrs. Ii. Bickford's son, Itoseburg,
press the button and yo u r
cross eye; cured.
K. E. Grout, luiOraiule, Ore., cross
light shines.
eye; restored.
Miss M aggie Synhorst, LaUrande,
INDIGESTION OIKED.
Ore , cross eyes ¡cured.
Miss Lucy Mol an, Monmouth, Ore.,
There Is no case of indigestion,
Dyspepsia or Stomach Trouble that cross eyes; cured.
Miss M ary W alter, Portland, both
will not yield to tho digestive and
strengthening Influnceof Kodol Dys eyes crossed, cured:
A T aylor, Pendleton, O re., strict
pepsia Cure. This remedy takes the
strain off tlie stomach by digesting ure; cured.
W. W. Thompson, Vancouver.
wliat you eat aud allowing it to rest
m itiljit grows strong again. Kodol Wash., hydro)'tIs; cured.
Dyspepsia ('lire affords quick and per
A. J. Armstrong, 110 Third street,
manent relief from Indigestion und Portland, varicocele: cured ten years
A S. POW ELL
J A S . II. P O T T S
all stomach trotbles, builds up the ago.
n icu i
D lid
i l i so
no
| purfies
m iiiico
u n it
t disease
iiovttn v i
A iinn
l» tn il
o i u ' n , Edison,
D tiin u iii
n tioiii)
system
o
that
Kettle
Snow,
Wash.,
Miss
-rp.opMiTOHa o f
can not attack ami gain a foothold cross eyed since tw o years old; cured
ns when in a weakened condition in one minute. Tho follow in g names
The constantly increasing use o f w ill g o far to substantiate the doc
K o d o l Dys|H*|Mun C ups by physicians tor's skill in Miss Snow's case:
o f hospital andgeneral practice of it
“ We, tin* undersigned, living at
self tells how tills most wonderful F.dison, Wash., have known Miss
nioilern discovery has proven lo I k * ltettic Snow all tier life, and know of
tlie greatest digestant for tlie allevia her eyes lioing crossed and that she
tion of a suffering humanity. p s was successfully cured by Dr. Darrin :
many cures of both childern und I "Ite r . 1!. C. Fads, Key. G eorge liuz-
adults grows day liy day. Sold by The xello, W. J. McDomicl. post-master;
Modern Pharmacy.
\V . It. Chamberlain, chief of police: A.
1). Harris, druggist; l> 0. Smith, I.
VV. Hard, Jeweler.”
J. W hltteiuore's daughb r, Pendle
Round Trip for One Fare.
ton, Ore., cross eyes; cured.
T h e Southern Pacific railroad has
C O T T A G Ii G R Q V E , ORE
William
Muckle's boy and girl, I’O T T S it
decided to make a rate of one fare Itanler; Ore., both cross eyed; cured.
J. K in b ley’s boy, postmaster at
for the round trip from Portland to
all points in Oregon to as far south Progress, Ur>., cross eye; cured.
W agonm aking,
blacksinitliing
Something for Your fiastern Friends.
Lena H am ilton, Dayton, Wash.,
as Ashland, for visitors from the cross
eyes: cured.
Tin* 1905 issue of the publication and general repair work at J. H.
East to the Lewis and Clark E x
K. A. If untie, 11!) Dexter street, “ Oregon Washington and Idaho Baker's shop. E very guarantee of
position, to enable them to look Seattle, had lieon operated on twice and Their Kesoiirccs,” issued by the good workmanship given.
tf
unsuccessfully
for cross eyes liy other Passenger Departm ent of tho Oregon
over western Oregon, that they may
physiclaiis la-fore g o in g to Dr. D ai- Railroad A N avigation Company, is
have an opportunity to locate or in rin; cured.
now ready for distribution. If you
vest.
Miss Mary McConnell, Genesee, have friends in tlie E ast w h o are in*
T h e tickets w ill be good for i 5 Idah o, cro ssey ed : cured; also her terested in the Pacific N orth w est,'a
days, with stop over priveleges. brother was cured of consumption copy of this publication would I«* a
THE COTTAGE GROVE
welcome visitor to their homes. This
Holders o f Exposition round trip five years a g o by Dr.. Darrin.
Fanny Kennedy, W a lla Walla, publication w ill Is* mailed to any
tickets from the east can purchase Wash., both eyes crossed since a given address upon receipt of four
these
tickets this rate, it w ill ch ild ; cured.
cents in stamps to pay postage.
E dw ard Stanfield. N orth Yakima,
depend upon the energy showu by
the community as to the number o Wash., cross-eyed L’s years; cured
If in a kind of billious mood,
Dr. Darrin can lie consulted free
You wish an aid to digest food,
visitors secured.
from 10 t o 5 daily; evenings, T to S, at
N
o other pill is half so good
the Mmeede Hotel,
Eugene, until
P R O P R I E T O R
As D eW itt’s L ittle Early Risers.
October 1. A ll curable chronic, acute,
1 hu pills that act ns tonic, ami not and diseases of a private nature The famous Little Pills E A R L Y K IS
as a drastric purge, are DeWitt's treated with electricity and medicines ERS cum Constipation, Sick Head
I am puttlm; up a high
IJttle Karls Kisers. They care Head, before and after ab ove dates. Letters ache, Btlliousness, etc. T hey never
grade to cent cigar
ache, Constipation, Biliousness, etc. o f inquiry answered. Circulars and gripe or sicken, but im part early ris
ing energy. Good for either children
Early Kisers are small,easy to take question blanks set free.
or adults. Bob Moore, LnFayette,
and easy ¡to act—a safe pill. Mack
Inch, say.-: “ N o use talking, D eW itts
Hamilton, hotel clerk at Valley City
Little Early Risers do their work. All
N .D ., says: T w o bottle of these
r
,
~-
, t
¿’anion s Littlo Pills cured ueof diront
Leader office is prepared to other pills I ’ve used gripe and make
constipation. Good for either child- i turn out the very highest class of sick. D eW itt’s Little Early Risers
B o h e m ia , a 5c C igar
ren o adults. W. H. Howell, flou s-1 commercial
job
printing.
We brought t he 1 mg sought relief, They
are perfect” Hold by The Modern
tonTrex., says: “ For years I have guarantee satisfaction.
Pharmacy.
M a d e fro m th e v e r y best
used Llttle Karly ltlser Pllls in my
Tin- Mtiuu 1111 >1 the Weather.
Those who farm “ by the moon” may
bo interested in n report or observa
tions made for summers during several
years at Greenwich on the moon and
the barometer or the relation o f bn-
romotrie variations to phases o f the
moon. Tlie observations show "fe w
days of low barometer about (Just aft
er) full ami new moon, many such
day 1 about (Just ufter) the quarters."
The results, therefore, for the summer
A S M O O T H A R T IC L E .
half o f tho year seem to confirm the
When you find it necessary to
popular belief that the weather tends
use salve use DeWitt’s Witcli Hazel
lo he more settled nliont full moon.
E x r 1 n .lv .
C O T rA G E UUOVE, OREGON
Chosou July I5rh and
I bib for Treating Such Cases All
Varicoeli, Hydrocele, Stricture
and Other Operations.
j
tfettliijpp, deceased.
hus tlled.n the County Court of Lane
*te of
>refft>n. his
'■nty fiate
of <
Oregon,
hi« finn
final l »<•
„,*
" í.8“ ®11 administrator of said
‘'‘J 1*’ J 1 t,_mt Saturday tlie 24ih dav
a l the hour or l o'clock
11,e'Une f n T b ^ 1 f'-- 8aM Court
-------as u.s I
Seeond.lt taste» g ood childern love '
/ , r l]onrlliK of objections to
tho settlement
lti . T,lf ' rd ’J t C » « 1" coughs. Croup tT ‘ n /
' nt !,r" '
and t.hoop ing t ough when other
‘ /
C l
8 an d 4 T u esday
an d Sat only
I and
D aily Kx
„•pt S u n day.
W . hound
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A ll o u tw a rd fre ig h t fo rw ard ed only at tlw
(o in l risk o f Nhipiter an d consignee.
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an d Orscco. R etu rn in g on T jw -
days. T h u rsdays an d :8aturdays.
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K. R. R. Depot a fte r 5:00 p. m.
To into™
fo rw ard in g on n ex t t r a i u ; freight must of
delivered in a m p le tim e to permit of IB
bein g b ille d .
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF S. P TRAISE.
remedies fail. Sold by The Modern
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Pharmacy.
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