Cottage Grove leader., January 06, 1906, Image 4

T H E BROOM CORN GAME.
B ig W in u iu g » F u r tb e t t N H r n I b U
Y e a r on nu l n c rr tn ln Crop.
Broom corn g ro w ers o f the greatest
o f the three regions w h ere the brush u
produced lu the U nited State s hurt
won this year. The brush is w ortl
$ 10 0 u ton. uud it is thought it will g<.
to J l:jo or $ 1 5 0 before sp rin g
Tbit
m eans im m ense w in nin gs fo r the grow
e rs o f C s s s county. N eb acco rd in g ti
special correspondence from this see
tiou to the N ew Y o rk T rib un e
Broom coru earn in g s a re winning*
because it is tbe g re ate st gam bling
g am e played by the fa rm e rs o f tin
w est. The other tw o regions whert
the crop o f the country is produced are
lu Illinois and K a n sa s, but the largest
region In tbe U nited S tate s is in tin
w estern part o f C ass county, Xeb.
w here land Is w orth from $ 5 0 to f x '
an acre.
G ro w e rs tak e not only the chance oi
llie m arket pric e, w hich is affected by
sp e cu lative inlying and the crops pro
d a red in other places, but the greates
elem ent of chance Is in the w eal hen
ilie last tw o w eeks before the liarves
begins
The cuni here gro w s as lilgl
a s sixteen feed. The stoc ks are f r a 'I
T h e brush must ripen in tin- Septem
las- sun Ju st long enough to give it tin
proper color and allow tin- stasis Ic
h ard en s o they w ill thrash. The topi
m ust be d ry or they w ill sh rin k and la
w orthless.
TELEPHONE
B E T T E R BARNS.
fìec W
^
arpen
f o u r Stitl>lii>K u U r e a l ( a u n t
..* * .
v
C o n ta m in a tio n .
Horning Ja c k Eldredgo brought -
end and Introduced him to P e r j
derson.
the w a y ." said A lJe rso n . " I h a v e
fad . A learned friend g a c e m e .
t u nam e fo r it. said A ldersou. ;
fo ig o lte u the Latin, but the Idea
U if I b elieve a m an's c h a ra c te r— !
a w imnii - eitliei ouii ho unerring*
lud ed by the su b je c t's voice, not 1
iiig a few wot I* perhaps, but *
shott ne q u ain tam o I claim that
C * * ..u a in;-1 -"s 1 "iillu g char
ies.”
have m ine," u rged K ldredgc.
- rlnly, y u's an i- isy s tu d y - cure*
le, lu xu ri Ills, j vial, t'omler Ot
s society than b u sin e ss; shrew d
ic-s v. lieu Industrious, but sel-
in li
•lined to bo in d u strio u s; loyal,
X, a g g re ss iv e ” —
on," protested E lre d g e , "th is
ily a fa ir teat—you h a v e kuow u
* long. T r y yo u r sk ill on my |
whom you h a v e n e v er seen be-
r* t d a y .’ ’
If » w ill take no offeu se” —
e, I a ssu re yo u ,” a n sw e re d the
BARTELS’ CUT MEAT MARKET
COTTAGE..GROYE, OREGON
W ashington. I). C .— K v e ry y e a r shoe,
gri-atc r In terest on the p a rt o f the
a
era I public* In tie* production o f
. ii.
iniik. It is the fo cal point In tm st
H A N G IN G H O G S .
d airy le gislation arid is the m ost * sen
flo w lo Make- a llctK Ha nicer l im i l i
tiul item in d a iry m a n u fa c tu re s, r ,y
lI lK lc b Itcc'cim ni.iidcsl.
board-c o f health, d a iry an d food in
T h is p lan o; ¡1 hog lian yer w a s o rig­ spec-tors and s ta te d a iry an d food c o il
in a lly given in Ohio F a rm e r
A cor- n ilsslo n ers a re a c tiv e iu the w ork «
f
respoudent a sse rts that lie I, is never im provem ent o f the s a n ita r y i
seen au y o ilier so good, and he gives tlo n s surrou n din g the production oi
C I lO U i: H t l 's l l F IS H OX TU ESD A Y AND F R I D A Y
m ilk. R e p o rts from these vitriol;
the tulio wing' direction! fu r it
• .in­
fleers show th at one o f th e gre, • t
struction T h e po-1 (A) should -e t four o b stacles in th e w a y o f se cu rin g
feed iu tire ground, and the.' height pro vem ent Is tlie b arn s in w hich v
ab o ve ground >hnuld lie about live feet h erds are kept. Too often these liar .-
s ix Indies to -b.- f t — arm - IK*. 'i ne a r c found to lie dam p, d a rk and p ,-ai.
a rm s are o f It by i stu ff f - ty c , jh t to ve n tila te d ; the floors a re u so u rce ot
fifty six in d ie long
lice top o f tlie e r ir la '- tiu g odors; the la ck o f sunlight
post is eighteen Inches above tie- upper prom otes decom position, an d e-v- >
p a rtic le o f du st is loaded w ith y i.
w h ich re a d ily find their w a y into t a
m ilk. Tire fo u l odors p resen t nr-*
i
sorbed b y tin uillk b efore it cau >■
rem oved from tie* prem ises. T h e rt *
#
a re m ore su sce p tib le to d ise ase , ami
tin* place is e n tire ly until fo r liousit ?
anim als.
There cents to lie som e excu se f -i
other
thi * c ondition of things, as m an y 1
*
1, then, I should s a y Ihut yo u |
most o f tin* a* h u m s w e re b u ilt !«*f* v
m etliing o f a w ornau h ater, a
tin* necessity o f ligtii an d v e n tih 'u . i i ,i.*
good d rain ag e and -unitary ur. • *t>- » | . ¡- . m an o f busines , slo w to m ake (
-
incut
fo r tin* in terior w a s a» \ -I I
g frien dships, hottest, but rather
know n a s il Is tod ay.
M ost d tiry : no ' led to be -uspielous o f others,
W h a t Vi i n d Mini I t a i u . May D o .
>
un n realize tills fa* t and w ould m s ,«
YVliiit? th<* thiHi.sdiiiis o f h » t <* i o
e b rief in te rv a ls o f leisure, tuft
im provem ents which a re not licec- ac.i* i
broom <'ol'ii an* Miamling ill»* last l u
bole p re fe r to devote y o u rse lf
ly c Npen-ivc* if th ey knew ho ■ i .
*
«lays o f S«*i>Umla*i iho fa n n e rs w a u l
ito • n a s o tic.
*
i
i
i
Ark. Y ou a r e fum l o f horses
ttbout it.
It <*los«‘ly anil literally bold tb»*ii
lily
attend
the
races,
b
u
t
ydU
Ax
’ .•q, -4,1a
F id lit» I nr lu c ip e iis iv » Si;i»
br»*atli. M any o f them an* mad»' oi arrns. th è Itole l'or thè l uci (By is d illi
ed (‘Igliteen inc-lies deep front thè top
t
- us to bet. A fte r a longer uc-
The d a ily d ivisio n o f the u. p. *■ ..*.■ -it
ruined by tin? w eath er o f the Iasi f«*u
o f thè post
The le ce r (Ci Is o f an y o f a g ricu ltu re re ceive s m an y * i r- * •
• w ith y o u r voice I ca n tell
d u ys. A stron g Septem ber wind «»«•
d e sirab le leligtli, Imi I l e short «-mi (iti t c; a id in g tin* con struction o f ucc ; . *
• oore about y o u rs e lf."
eotnpauled by n little rain «|ni« lily «1«*
m ust extend olir beventi tiie end o f (Liti barns. It is proposed to m ake u * I .
• fa r us y o u 'v e gone y o u 'v e hit his
a tro ys the erop. A wind a Ion»» wll
urm s
I-' is a rupe u ilaeh ed lo tlie long plan« alul to g iv e sp ecificatio n s tea* iu
break the stiK'k* ov«*r. w h ile tin* ra il
In ti T ." said Lid ledge. " S li ll I
end. 1* is llic stu.v l imili o f a w agon, lerinl and m an n er o f eonstrileticiu a
puts a stop to ill«- rip«*nluy
Fiidil*
e you not to let Ibis new theory
la lelced by a elevi« lo Ihe lecer, and to m ake tin* w ork e sp e c ia lly npp ab b
w orth $U,1MM) to $ 8 , 0 <MI iii tin* enniiifc
.airs c a r ry you loo f a r ."
slip s bai li and forili in thè < ili cult ut to tin* U airym au who eauuot at id .u
h ave b«»eii d<*str»>y«'«l in on«* night whih
i odd fellow th at,” said E ld re d g e 's
li. The end o f thè le ce r (d i is loccered; e xp e n siv e s tru c tu re and tin* sere
ot
tin* farim 'M slept.
'l'h«*y hav«* nli»»>»
d us they w ent out together.
(ile loever Imo le of il is Imoked oli lo «I .in are liilec t, and to p lace these
tie
looking on w hile a light rain am i win»,
gau ib rei ■ .Ilei,, ihe e a re a ss rnised tip Imnds o f those w ho m ay d e s lr tin-
> es, fu ll o f fu e ls mid fan cies. It
w in * sw eep in g over tin* lields, Jayinjt
UHtII lice gam b rel I- a little llig lle f thaII a.-, soon us it 4*;iii he don e p opefb.
• i d take* m e w eeks to tell you all ot
tin* erop low lik«* a d e v a sta tin g forex
Ilio un ii, cclien il Is eas> lo sii le it over
,'eeullu r notions. Out* o f them is
tin*. Hut this y e a r the grow er» won
.Mane exce lle n t burns h ave lice
, it he w ill not m a n y a w om an his
both in tin* m arket and again st tin* tie un lo tlu am i.
in cliffereut p a rts o f the cou iitry
It b
,ii i lu w ealth. When be gets read y
Ktro.ving elenn'tit
tic* irulili* to m ake a stu d y o f tli.-e , am:
SKIM MILK CALVES.
i n a n y b.* Intends to m ate w ith a
tlie d airy division desires that thorn
S o m e o f l l i e lU-oliiH.
in g girl. H e iys that if a ll rich
w ho h ave built b arn s h a v in g c*sp.-, i b .
II. Wood had in all 2 0 0 n eies oi I.ui'Ki*. Sln iiik , < ah»*N K n ih n i «in S k im
and w om en would uuirPy poor
goes
I
font
life«
in
gen
eral
a
rra
n
g
e
m
e
n
t!
corn.
It pr«MUi<-i-d sixty five tons oi
ililk 1« ii <1 D ry <»rniu.
m*rs there would lie tw ice a s many
o f Moors or iu d e ta ils o f -dalls handy
b n isli, w liiiii is just ns good a s Jfd,r»in
I’lie in creased use o f m ilk se p a ra to rs
to do people in the w orld an d ¡1
In tin* bank and it held m ay l>»* wortl ill tin* d a iry seclioiis o f tin* country d eciees. etc., w ill write* to lln* dairy
.cl be a better p la ce to live lu ."
from 2 5 to ‘¿ 7 > per cent luon* in tin»'» has resu lted iu gre ate r attention being d ivision o f their M i c r o s « , g iv in g d e ta il; w
.ly e me '.mod C o rtlu n d t," A ld e r
m onths.
Mr. Wood lias m ade Hire« paid to ra isin g calv e s on .kiln m ilk. U a - much a s passible*. Some* o f tin* lie.- :
w as at that mom ent s a y in g a t the
b ig w in n in gs in li\e y»*ars. Tin* ills is w e ll settled at this lim e tlmt practi- b arn s w ill lie* Visited w ith ll x lew tc s,
0*01)1 ing m ore «-implcde d e tails (b a r tel hour.
y e a r In* jdayeil tin* broom «*orn gain« cu ll) a s large, slro u g and vigorous
ue, nitre, naught, four'.'" queried
etui la* given iu a letter.
lu* agreed to pay $ 4 .(MM) for eighty c a lv e s can la* grow n on skim m ilk, sup
tl
irl a t central.
n» n»s o f land. II«* put the whole eighty pleiiientcel liy-soine «uilahlc- grain fet'd,
It ^ oil 4 on I •' in pin (« I in |»r 4»‘% 4» in«» •
n o th in nr d o in g .
' s. N ice voice th a t," he added to
a cre s In broom eorn ami won. fo r t
11 i.s :ilso «li'islroil that those w ho con
a s on w hole milk, provided tin*) arc
Ret*-wax Goo 1, clean and p u r e
1 in .»if. "D en otes gen tlen ess an d auii
w a s worth $ 1 do that y»»ar, and he* ha» properly fed uud eared for
Portl 1 ) 1 * 1 , Jan. 5 .1000.
T h e re is tem plate htiikliiig n«»w d a iry b arn s *i i '. m
2 0 to ¡ 22 c pel' lb.
th irty t»ms to sell.
intend
I«»
reliuilil
their
old
barn
u
l
G R A I N , PR O D U C E, H U ) .
no question lint tlmt w hole m ilk is the
x lmt num ber is b u sy,” cam e from
» v u
Hides- Dry hides, \ 0 j_ 1(i ll)B
ncirniiil food fo r valves, and w hen the .1 vi<*>\ to u iak in g them m<Hlern aild ;o n tral.
Wheat— Walla
_
„ Walla,
and up, 10 and 17 I 2c tier lb- drv
sa
n
ita
ry
w
ill
w
rite
sin«I
tx
p
lu
iu
t
F e d i n a suini lll lk lu C a l i e »
do
cream or b u tter fat Is rem oved it b e­
S h e ’s generous, ch aritab le an d fo r ( 5 e; bluestem, 74 ; red, 0 9 >,e.
; ,*;llf No 1 „„ let 5 ,, ,„*, t* 1 7 t o ’ lSe
T h e fo llo w in g suggestio n s slanci o h i com es n ece ssary to rep lace it in the h ills o f size, cost, «irahniff«* and
> i* 11 f , ” divined Alderson.
Oats Whit* $ 2 7 . r , 0 ; ^ y $26.50, <lr, s-.», ted, hulls and -U
I , th id
prom inently in Ihe reeinnineiMla I con c a lf ration w ith som e ei|utvuh ui luiL I »if land am i exposure, p u ip o s c o f
Harley— Lr e w in g, $23; f e e d , ]egg
It i> not expected th at the d ivi j ‘ .Vine, nine, naught, fo u r, Ims ju s t
o f variou s experim ent station s o f ila ch eaper form o f feed.
A num ber o f j »'h
"Here i J 2 2 . 5 0 ; rolled,
l'e s t on feed in g sl.ini milk to calves tin* station s have m ade c.\|n-ritm -libs si»»ii «*an fu rn ish e v e ry ap p liean t w ith ! kw lte lied o ff," called central
H a y — Timotliv, ¿10 to
$ 1 1 ; i ---------
r* _____
M ake tile change from w hole milk tc With different feed s to learn w hich is a fu ll set o f d ra w in g s and spe ci dea- I III* 18 .
> s u«*ti»■ :;ii»l lo\ dl,” l om m uued Al- clover. jjSH.fiO to
Hklm m ilk «loivl.v.
¡Substitute alani most cdllcleut fo r this purpose
cheat, $7.50 to
Corn- I Ions, but a ll such eorr«»spomlene I* w ill !
1
*'!iiit‘ lk*utual, too, fu ll o f w it
o n e-h alf pint o f skint m ilk for wholi m eal has been found tin* cheapest and h<* ^ iven ear<*ful atten tio n an d sn £«s
|$H; alfalfa, $10.
t. i • tiiek o f i><*tv«'!»tioii :ui unusual
m ilk ut cenili feed in g until the f a l c i­ best supplem ental grain fo r th is pur
tlons oltereil. (.’orresponih'nee on thi>-
MillstufTs—Middlings,|$25 to 20;
a re w holly on skim m ilk. l»n not fee-c’ pose at tlie Io w a station. \\ hole c orn suhji*et w ill he w eleonieil a t the olR< »* :
! chop, $ 1 0 ; bran, $ ’ N to 1 0 ;shorts
t’
tl)»il
\
lilersuu
m
ade
a
tb«»r
too m u d i lulik. The m ilk should hr and IvuUIr corn m eal h ave give n good o f th»* »lairy d ivision . W ashington
• study < r lit»* m*w »v u t r a l’s vo ire $ao to 2 1 .
fed w arm and sw eet. T h e rigid tent re su lts at tlie K a n s a s station. At tire
\\
*iik? upon iii.*s (ijt'ory o f voici read
Flour— Hard wheat,
patent,
F « l 11 » 4 «»ll 4 <'lli 4 ‘ ll 4 >«>H.
Iteratur<- is betw een V> d egrees ant N e b rask a statio n germ oil m eal and
l.o g ra d u a iiy »lisoovoi»- ' '
this >1 3 5 ; straight,
05 to $4.00; gra­
H ere is a su ggestio n fo r a h au iu ss
10 0 d egrees 1-'., anil this should l.e ile linseed m eal have* proved eUic-feut su b ­
lo rd n in e unknown
ham, $3,7“»; rye, $5; whole wheat
teriniued by a therm om eter rath e r tim i stitu te s, and in a recent bulletin o f tlie i'loset, w ith a s a w d u s t b ed d in g bin 1
bile flour, $4.00; vulleytiour $3,05to 3.00
b y tlie lmml. T h e grain should not la Id ah o station good g a in s with o a ts are low ii: The tw o openings to the L:ii ■ I 1 .*rly all o f the lov.
a»*r
v
>
fa
u
lts
x\<
Huit ¡Dakota, $5.50 to 0 00; Ka-tem rye,
n* - ; » los«‘t perm it «'asy aee«*ss to a n y
m ixed with the m ilk, but be fisi dry reported.
rki
ij< t i)i»jUan 1
I ai l o f it, w h ile a plue«» to 8toi*»
!
a ft e r the m ilk hits been druuk
$5.40; Pillsbuiy, $(¡ 30 to 7 15
T lie liaiiMHN Vletliod.
lu> •*« thrill •*
i i y went
The* m ethod o f prove d u re iu rearin g »tin xx iI! he found most co n ve n u m
Corn-—W hole, $ 2 5 ; cracked, $20
.1
n-
lie
lisn-ued
t»i
«
e
u
lru
l’s
fe
w
Tin lim it o f the bin ra n be m ade • *' •
IH g g ln a an d S to r in g C e le ry .
tlie «kirn null, e a lf at the K a n s a s sta
i per ton.
•nit! In* m uttered
1“
»'<
1»
arils
an
d
the
top
board
b«-
r*
I*ig up tlie s ta lk s o f celery, leavin i lion wets about as fo llo w s
T he fa it
Rye— $1.50 per cwt.
. ^h«1 i * b eau tifu l i.>o! S m b an
I siie ee ssiv ely j»s tl»e a aw d u
the roots on, and stan d them d o s e to w a s allo w ed to run with its mot her the u
al
m t nUl uot l.i kniK (.» an or-
PROIlCCF..
gettici- In a narrow trench, tops Ju sl first fo u r or five d a y s o f its life, it
*ii
looking w om an.”
even with tip- ground level. <¡in d ila IIc w as then rem oved and li lt tw en ty lour
Butter- Fancy creamery, 27 'J c ,
1
Hint moment P e rry Mderson
co v er them w iib boards, earth an
hours witIm ut local, w hen it bee-aim*
to 3 2 1 c
that It«* w .is I * 1 lo w w ith e«»ntral. • toe; city creamery, 30
"
m anu re
Another w ay Is to set then h u n gry and wits e a sily taught to drink
•J
l • 'i o n )rr«‘ \v so ilia» lifteen or dairy, lO'.* to 17c; store lti to l(»j<£c.
upright mioii lIn- fioca o f a dum p cdl F o r a w eek th e re a fte r It w as fed w hole
E
l y ’ s
C
r e a ^
B alw j
a *;
til»«« .» «!.»> in . tiled up this
Cltcese— Young
America, lfi.*,
lur or resit house, k eep in g tlie root? m ilk at tin* rate o f fo u r pounds lu tlie
T h i s R e m e r ly Is a G p o c i f l c ,
*"
y
»
1
(lia
rm
e
r
and
asked
l.or
to
moist and tlie tops dry
r0 ' .; Oregon full cream, i f i ' . c .
m orning, tw o pounds at noon and four
S u r o t o C iv e S a t i s f a c t i o n .
* * ■«*
him w ith koine person with
Fggs — Fresh Oregon
much
pounds at night.
T h e second w eek
C . I V F S RE LIE cF A T C N C t .
11 .ii la* h id lind triv ia l In iiu : . ; at
H ciih . cs . i I v F o d d e r T ru c k .
about tlie »atilt* aiu oun l o f m ilk wets
•Jti-3o; Eastern eggs, 22 to - 4 ; cold II 1 leans« -, soothe : heals, amt profiy*}« (be
it cast -s i t.oshi w u n .L B 'iu i- .v
*
H
"
to
h»
a
r
the
volec*
that
H ero is a s k e td i of an old ................. gicen lu tw o feeds, m orning and night
liseivsed membrane. It curt ** Catarrh and
j storage,
other be‘deling is low ered. 8*I Ii a *
1 1
’ o f gdtMiiii * * and b eau ty.
Irivesavvay a Cold iu tir** Head qui-klv.
hom em ade fodder cart, an d out* o f It; W ithin tw o o r three w e ek s a ft e r re
Poultry—
Roosters.
Oc;
hens
Uestoree the Senses of Ta-uq and Sir., ii.
iln i un ans need not be re- j
c h ie f m erits Is that ll cau be easily m ovnl from tin* cow skim m ilk w as 4 *t and liin cu n be b uilt aioli.- <•: .
hei ♦ he U arm- i that tlie tele- 1 1 - 1 2 ; fryers, lOj-c t o l l ; broilers I'asy to u*;". Contains r.o t;*jnri* -.s rb
used by one m in
It is not p a rtic u la r g ra d u a l!) sub stitu ted fo r w li.il« milk o f Un stallie* or c a rria g e room wt
the b aru be a new one or an old otic
u i i s n:mu* w as V«»a ('unnnhitfs, | t 1 0 to 1 0 ' ¡ c ; goese, live, 1 1 to 1 1 c; 'p p lie d into the n'.iitri''. ami absorboo.
at tin' ra le o f a h a lf pint per fe e d iin
A w heelbarrow Ims alrea d y been ,.
1 • ‘ Hi w as not ab le to |fe(*p Ids s«* {dressed, 1 0 to 1 1 ; turkeys. Iive,9-i0 Dirge Hizi*. r.i) conta at D ruggists or t,y
til tin* en tire amount w a s skint milk
nails T ria l .Size, lu cents b y mail.
sigm xl w ith tw o w heels placed u ■ r
* le u .se lf Id iin '.Ip * k t rne»l it dressed, 18 to 19-21C; ducks, old,
About a month a fte r tin* c a lf w a s tak
ELY BROTHERS. !»B Warren St., flow York,
tin* body o f the b arrow . A much
new
the
m
a
n
.!w
r.”
said
the
lat
11
to
12e;
sjiring
ducky,
14c;
en fr.u u tin* cow tt w a s receivin g tw e lve
i.«‘t u» ^ > up and s< e hitn.’*
pigeons, per dozen, $1 to 1.25;
to fourteen pounds of skim m ilk ; nt cone em oni fo n ti Is that show n in t: e
A)<lir "U * - J ! : 1 w ith alai rit y The
cut, w hich has cun* w heel e x a c tly un
tw o m ouths i diteen pmiml» am i final­
(squabs,
$ 2 to 2.50.
!
lAlt:
- h-*c\.
t Ii4-iii 1 b r i n i g l i U n* b i g
ly reached tv.* me tw o to tw e n ty four dor the eeu ter o f w eigh t when the
Honey— Dark, 10j J to 11c; am­
1 » ■»UUì
-
e ila * g i r l s » a l lit t h e s w i t c h
Im
m
ih-s
a
re
raised.
T
h
is
b
arrow
c.-n
IHiunds per d ay.
ber, I 2 to 13c;
fancy white, 11 to
•
m l phenes.
be tipped o v e r sid e w a y s to em pty
M rs . I. E. T hompson .
■ to o « ¡rain 1 « Foil,
♦ H.v * a* w a y . " s a i d K k h vd g e c a r e - 15c.
load, a s w ith a com m on b arro w . I '• s
R
a
te
s
p
e
r day
............ ........................$ 1.0 0
th e grain added to tin* ration w as
FRUITS AND VF.OF.TABI.F.S.
style* w heel re ceive s all the w eigl o f 1 1* HS 1 \ . you h ave a girl here nam ed
fed d ry In boxes. The v a lv e s began to
Room
and
board,
per w e e k .......... $4.50
LOW TtllU'K kob fodii ^ ic .
tin* load upon itse lf, am i the barro * 4 till til 1n gs."
Apples—Green, 75c t1» 1.75.
ly Bgreeable to go otti ili ila- colei ni eat grain when ten d a y s to tw o w eek s tak e s up much less room in a sin
.
. 'hat Is s h e o v er t h e r e . "
Grape fruit— Crate $2.50 to 3.
At first a h andful w as put in the
«.\M»-r in gazed, his heart iu Ids
perlm ps thè show to In log in follili c old
st a t iti».— F a rm .1 m im a I
ARRIVAL A "40 DEPARTURE OF S. P TRAINS.
c a lf's mouth a s soon a s It had finished
Huckleberries 7c per lb.
fo r stock if a «lipidi lui« uot beoti
0 9111 . lli s frien d gazici too. Then
VORTIt B 4 )rNi>
SOUTH RcF.VO
d rin k in g Its milk and it soon learned
Cranberries—
.
14.
No. 11
No.
12
. II:")! |) III.
C la rk rt,
ì l i e in 1 or turned his head, choking
provlded convviiient to lite placa
..
2.0'2
il.m.
No.
15 .. ...... 2.21 *a.m
No.
lü
to e a t w ith a i . lisle from the feed
Tropical I; nits— Lemons, fancy,
Tin* R u ral New Y o rk e r quotes a tl i | vrftr la ghter. M iss C u m m in gs w a s a
irfaere tt Is feti
A ver) gota! iva) ti I
Tin* K a ffir corn m eal or other a f N ew ) o ik d ealers a s fo llo w s;
Y
tl ir a 'g iila r w om an, not less than
m ak« tiiis locv truck for h au lli.g frodi b oxes
grain w as n ever m ixed w ith tlie milk. i larg e r part o f the present ginseng
* f»»ri/, v i l l i i fa c e that w ould s c i m i i to $2.50 to 2 75; bannnas, 5c per lb; /->
tilt* Urici or shock 1« to Ia k e ilio front
p
i\
n
13 .
w lieels o f a w sgoti and iim kc a long T h e calv e s w ere fed wluit g in ln they . *0tt has been u fa ilu re o w in g t t o - ! li.‘Hi a vin e g a ry tem per.
pineapples,
»3.50
lo
4
per
dozen.
11
ill
\
ii.
K
K
l
.il
j inauguration o f the C hinese lie*
rs c k frolli p.des or k‘ li) ti«, n u li «lam i w ould eat up * le an
al. his theory «m ashed into 1
Potatoes— Oregon, 65 to 75c; v *
u * u 11
11
v 'J
Our latest ndvlc'cs Indicate that ; hs
a rd s iu front and rear l'o r re a r «licei*
A lderson got out.
Tim« Talde No. i*
Cldredge onious, $ 1 . 0 0 to 1 to per 1 0 0 pounds
W h ere 1«) Kr«*|) tloia* %
. boycott is stHI in operation, b ill
n*
T o ta k e 4 1 fe e t A p r il 2 d , ltHk'i.
tak e tlie alice I h o f a Illuder truck ami
ari
him iiin u ereifu llv
Ibe
atory
j tomatoes box, 20 to 30c; turnips, 75
so
violent
a
s
a
month
ago.
K
a
rl
When
I
first
com
m
enced
to
keep
la
cs
IT
yen lu n e a fedeli i e ch id e timi iinscver*
.1 amt r luc-Uay w . Ce rinvi
rml other frien d s chuffed him
i)yc pe r s a c k ; c a b b a g e s , pet Fast B n n l
sn*1 -*nt only
thè purpose « e li
nearly e v e ry one stored liis honey iti O ctober gin sen g began to move* a I,
I
Hint
Daily Ex-
5
to
pound 1 to 1 Je; head lettuce, -)
,i
the cellar, co n sid erin g sneh to be the and holders in the co u n try l.sik q
S o A -No :
.•j»t 8un»1ay
No 2 - So 4
months la te r I’ e re y A lderson
e l l c r y PM AM M
30c
dozen,
hothouse,
$1
box;
1
place that w ould keep It l-> st. fo r It j a d v a n ta g e o f the opportunity to
•IHTI.
M
IS
Id
1 H v A.M. r jt
uddenly fo r Kttrop«'. Upon his
o
/
e
n
;
w as thought a cool or cold pla e w as I out p art o f th eir holdings, w h a t
2 -M :
»• t'i lav'*1 4»rove
tur. his fr en*ls received card s ln-
«71 . T l. lu
1À
2:50 i -»> .
\\ ti lilt'll
710 10:19 j on
needisl to pro servo this priKlllet. K een future* Inis iu store Is im pos-ltdo f r
tan
4 urrln.......
tliat he had tuniral liene- green onions, I5e doz; rubarh 1 $ 0 2:V. T *.
10 tl 4 VJ
now It is hard w o rk to get this notion an y one to sa y . C u ltivate d root
rro 44o.-»lo .
; to Hi .Î8 i .58
tt
- lie card s a|so i*ouveyeil the In* 2 l jo point I; cuctiitdiers, box 5 0 c ; 2 vj : o
• >itts a re elalm ed as a gre at crop iu out o f the heads o f many w ho buy continues depressed am i in active
Baker .
S07 10:3» I »7
t
n i ­ >11 that he had tnarrle>l a Ml«» In ets, $ 1 per sack; preen peas, 1 to 1.11 -M 1 1 *
i torena
“11 10 ■:» 4:11
northern Wtseonstii
Kctl K w 4
bon«*)
lloevncer it w a s soon found I thus fa r Ims m oved only In sm all -t i
'1:17 ?< 17
891 10 :s\ 4 ¿9
ne Ings
2 e;green beans, I to *»c; wax . i c ; .<::*)
8 : JO 10 t.
. Y» r« vel l*it..
9»»1 10:20 4:35
It Is solici* liothei to unik cow s prop out th at If kept fo r any length o f tim e nt Unv prices
Bit ils friend* when they eniltsl.
i
.15
8
:S5
11
\
Stewart
911 10 01 4 JIÌ
garlic, 1 0 c egg |*lant 15c per pc H ind ;
c r ly m en wlivu cleanly kept, but to g. i In a cool, dam p place honey com
1
40 12
star
-re 1 -n tik y the queenly !**anty and
917 9:48 4:18
grren corn, 1 2 1 2 do/; sweet p o t a - 3:41 8: »5 12 « itixky l*ot ii t
t<u«l»«*l «Lit « Flip,
clean milk from anim als kept lu a 1 mein-es to s w e a t or csixe out o f tin* un-
916 9:4.» I ia
■ "...i. ., ■ oi Mr* \ Mam NI
: % 9:05 15 6
Ke«l Bri-lge
10*20
4-05
OUtlll. 1 i:56
Vn oat erop o f l.tset.issi eoo iiu^:.
filth) slu b l« ts an Im possibility
Pry seuhsl cells and sour. « Id le if left In
Wild W ax n |
9:15 \* t
1e r usbund Ual Kldr. dg*» asid e am i toes. 2 1 -lc i*.I peppers 6 <* pi
1» «40 9:30 » .00
band m ilking
Hum *
«n
a
v
e
ra
g
e
yield
o
f
a
little
m
ore
t.
n
¡4
1
»
4
1
I.IVEBTCCK MARK FT.
• ueh a place for tw o or three m onth*
» M s 'r e d ;
KnAlijf Track
th irty three bushels to the acre. Is Or. ;
M ore springs bolster springs, on him tin* cell cappin gs acqu ire a w atery r-
Cattle— Best steel« $ 3 f>0 to 3 > . h 5 ;
Sabjc»t »'»eaaago vitf».** it not iee.
• little w om an Is rlr«> one w ith
unge
Ju
d
d
F
a
rm
e
r
's
estim
ate
on
the
b«r w agon s m ake a five load o f a dead penrnnee and d u ally burst E v e r y bee
AU oiltwimi retght for w a pieci only al the
I t m s I -c," |l10 phone. Sh e cows ;2.75 to 3.00; calve-, $3.00 to
foi ut risk i>i »! jpì*er an t r msignee.
one
Maces w lns'ls h i m team
.lust keeper o f an y exi>erlence now* .*-,■ tr»- crop, w hile, aeeon b i.g (•> C ountry lì-
di.*
d
ay
cv«*
called
nf
the
i*eB*
$4.75.
S
ta g e ltMive» \» 1 i*l a 1 m 1.1 nfur the arrivai o
try If. rule isos an exchange
m ends a room w hose tem p eratu re in n tlom an. "th e late remirts indicate that tr I «• ■'
tmin on 'I oti
We’lne'xtays an.l FrDUy»
nd .1 w as her cousin who
Sheep
$1
50
t*>
1
75
the
not
t
r.
p
has
fully
equaled
*1
,»
fi"
t
Boi»¡it* unii 4 »r.-«e< Returning ou Tuta-
C a te r to you r m arket If you w aut to b«* kept at x ) to is* rlegri s ns tin- ouly
ub
out to us B y the w a y . I
ùftYH. ïhUTSrlrt
nlaya
Hugs—
$5
3
0
to
5.85
e
a
rly
ostlm
ates
o
f
fimi
(
hhi . ismi busbets.
s e ll products profitable
place In n lu .'li hom y should be kept.
’ Freight w i m an r c e r i * ! a: t!*.c o. .*¿3
fi l
•I n y divination o f my w ife 's
ns m ark etin gs have borne them
nt.
m ips. WOOF. ETC.
S.
R.
R.
IH-jio
'*
1
•
*
t a*.
To insure
ct*<
Iu this ye a r o f rotting potatoes I u- v B y thus storin g Ihe product It grow «
c her voice w a s e n tire ly
iorwmrUing
T h e Increase lu m arketings so f a r is Cr n a ■ r
*
Hops—Choice *•' to 10
that the w orst rotteli ones a re on the th icker am i o f b etter q u ality ns tuna
teiiverel n
1 5
I
lln
u
r
m
re
devoted
than
ahead o f an y previou s time, and r ■
*elug b lile il
Wool- Valley 26 to
2 ; c ; East
highest driest ground. *ayn a N ew l ad van ces, sn ys a New E n g lan d llontn*
n r t '* "
I " I of vo ice re a d in g ."—
m ala tlons h ave exceeded an y prex urna
A. il. iV ')O i), M a n a g e r
i stead correspondent.
York fa rm e r in an exch an ge
l l v i f i * Leighton in N,*w Y ork J o u r n a l ern Oregon 18 to 20c; nominal
I y e a r ."
Fresh Beef, Pork, Mutton and Veal
SMOKED : M E A T S : A : S P E C I A L T Y
J. H. B A R T E L S . Pi'oprietor
Phone Main 8 3
i
You will always he happy if you
burn electric lights, for they will
“ T ic k le you to d e a th .”
!
$
Cottage Grove E lectric
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A. S. POWELL
F A S H IO N S T A B L E S
Cottav^c G ro v e ,
Oregon
Market Reports,
j
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