Cottage Grove leader., January 13, 1906, Image 4

HINTS FOR FARMERS
'The
THE
SPORTING WORLD
bote
Mouey Ju Sheep.
K elle y Leave« ( I im I ii null.
Au utliciaJ report o f the department
o f conimene and labor declares that
for years to tome there will be more!
III out*) iu sheep than In any other ugrl
i lilt lira! product ami that the American
fanner, above all others, Is In a post
tlou to prolil by this condition. The leu
«on why .sheep raising Is to he Ho profit
able is to be found In tbe fact that the
lloeks of the world are declining at uu
alarinlug rate. In u little more than
thirty years, or since 1M73, this decline
shows a loss of no few er than 03,000,
000 head, uu average of more than
8,000,000 a year.
Joe Kelley, the great baseball cap
tain and manager, caused a decided
»cusutluu by breaking away from the
Cincinnati Nationals recently. Kel
ley's ability Is such that be will have
no ditllciilty In tindiiig a berth.
Kelley was with Brooklyn before go
lug to Cincinnati. The general opiu
O LD
BARTELS' CITY MEAT MARKET
SONGS.
Ballad * That
J*a»Med la to Oi».«toari( y.
Popular
Ila r e
How the popular -.in
just all
<J0TTA .G E “ G110VE, O R E '*
resurrection 1* emphaslx
e dea tli
in i ’rovIdeaci* of S. mu
nicheli,
A N E S K IM O TRIBE.
who was the auiJur u
o f thè
must widely kiu ,* u i:. tbolr di y . W e
]l
V
I
.
Isol a 11**1 lo r ie lt u r in I util
suppose th:il not
u i\ ttl on au<l of
tt Few l ears Ago.
<_3sr
the young people vvh , g root wit h a viil-
:;.*• iu ih end ol Hudson buy is an
lty the new song of tli!» da j ever
1.0
It tbe size uf the state of
heard of "Touch ito* IP *rp H e n tly, My
vv!. i. b is called Southampton
1’rctly Loui-e,” r ! v • L it had n Bilie
;
: !. n
ih lias been discovered a
in this country Of D
tii.111 -i.¡ m XDMXI
!
••lb
F Minus which has been
coplea, to s.iy nothing *j f its iiiu mense
C H O I C E F l t E S n F I S I I O N T l I ’S B A Y A N D « H I D A Y
*,,
i ai \ iiiieri'ourse with human
popul.irlly.iu Fughili 1 lim i imi,st bave
•
ccjtnr c- aud until a few
been tilin g p r forty
*ars iiíf<>. Mr. j
1.1
r seen a white man.
Mitchell*Wj'ote “ Su.ii** blay” fur
■;
p, .»pic have dwelt
ular minstrel [..-i r
11 was
!
. Ihe time of Columbus.
Ashes For tbe Orchard.
sung nnd whistled . 1.
ItUinHMl
, ¡in* stout* age, knuw-
On every farm where wood Is used
on pianos In every u ■ i!c and corner iir.'
i l il-
Tlie.v grow no plants,
for fuel unu the ashes are not needed
of this rotini rv. M- i - i o f tlie copie»
1 ,elr lumen art* bull! uf the skulls
for some other speciul purpose they
long sim e went int > il 10 asli 1biincls.
hales
l'helr lulls ale built by put'
ought to he used on fruit trees. Any
ami the rest :uv ill tin» attics. Look
tin r tin* great jaws of whales
one who by accident or otherwise baa
nt (lie titles o f sum* uf Mr. Mi tchell'a
ng ilii-ui over with sklus. In
applied ashes to a fruit tree has, of
most popular 'on/-: “ Dear Suuny
',
.f tills dwelling is the fa
course, seen that It had a marked effect
Day- o f the P. .1,'
1> *litre Me . Papa,
i d pl.t e uu which slunds
t>n the grow th of it. Potash Is required
yo u "!
on Your Ivor
* Ai*.**" r Tre«<( ■ > l i (*d
big they ....k, light
by fruit trees to a larger extent than
In Blue,” “ Tho 1 ii* That r.' 'i to
provide warmth, melt
the other elements o f growth, and a#
\v ill
lig h ts ,
School,” “ My I.*"** ;•*■.r-ps Urnlei* thè
I .I.'.' their clothes The whale
ashes contain a large per cent of potusli
Daisies,” “ Speak tu M<*
" "I.lt-
.
hi-
i
means
of
subsistence,
it is Just what trees need. But It re |
tlu Brighi Eyes ni tin* \v'
“ Mag-
iu** lb, lames iu u variety of
quires no reasoning to know that what
gle W ith tho Soft 1!
11 Hair, ” "Our
even muklug their cups and
cullies out o f one tree Is good fo r all !
1,’*
•
rue
Comrades ’ Neath the So*
Suuny
- of bone, by bending It In shape
other.
Smile o f My TbirPn r." “ Sleep ing In
i 1 (-owing on the bottom.
Death's Campii / 1 ; *
** D* ck
In ti c is composed of about fifty-
Fait ten J iik Hit* Unib«,
Tlielr 1 Ini ves Alii.- 1 ' 1 *ly.“ “ Wiicn My
¡duals, about evenly divided
The lambs should be put iu the feed
I .ov** i 'ornes il... . tu
’ut Mi­
tl
.*\* - They speak a dia-
lots at three to six mouths old aud !
Little Shoe- Avv i) ”
Hiere aire per-
t!1.11■ lu themselves, quite un-
forced to au early market at eight tc j
sous who l‘«'< ill tbe,*. 1*1
Jog KELLEY
C lilOSt
: Io n by any other tribes of
nine months old, says Farm Journal
m \ a ad
V fact which shows the
A ration o f corn and wheat bran, equal ! loll is that lie tut.-' a temper that breaks part their singing *'..)■»
ragtime
.. lation uf the community la
parts, with roots or ensilage with d o j many records for h tstiness. He Is a
younger
ii 1 I v their Ignorance o f soup-
tt
vei or alfalfa hay, will give good re ; source o f tenor to many umpires Kel
verses \
la
\i mg other tribes it Is the
ley’s
favorite
fot*,
however,
is
Captain
suits. A ration of two parts oats aud
type tin t vv.
i
i rial for pots and kettles,
oue part wheat bran, with sugar beets Fred Clarke of Pittsburg
little larm at Chi-
soloist o f the In
'. *n tin*) are unable to obtain
and ensilage, will also give good re­
the choruses lending
0
acres.
:r own neighborhood they will
\i*» Ilia Is-HKue Players,
sults. Whole wheat gives better re j
Portland, Jan. n,1906.
Takes dio Mexi
ig pilgrimages, lasting several
Announcement o f the capture of two ici-lively to the plants
Central train
suits In sheep feeding than when
GRAIN, PRODUCE, FEED.
innen
:u quest of this material. But as
more than
1 * to cross it.
ground. Sheep us a rule Jo better California tirst basemen for service In by the entire troupe, ai
pic i i f this lost tribe are In lg
hear t.
Wheat— Walla Walla, 7*c; Valley, W hew! D
I the big leagues was made recently. many and many u su ['[)■
when they grind their own grain.
thought to
As
poetry
they
were
not,
of
e
ai
n
. e of such a stone they make 75c; bluestem, 74; red, 70c.
l \ pre-
Joe Neuion, the star of the San Fran­
own inu c
i • i.ooo cattle,
" . lea from slabs of lime-
cisco team, has been signed by the tentlous. Their author never i dreained
O a ts— W h ite
$28;
g ra y , *27. 1 >ut a haga
Urerriinif Hor.es.
100,000 or so
that they were. They bid
ivlilcli they glue together in rec-
ve Inno­
Barley—-Br o w i n g , $2.4; f e e d , more 01 le s ¡¡ever
The item that absorls» the average , - Pittsburg club, according to .Manager
lu .e ra him.
cent
pleasure
to
ar
shapes
by
mixing
deer's
blood
usano
persons,
profits Iu horse raising is the raising of ; Fred Clarke, who visited California
$23; rolled, $2.3.
H is stahl. c usists of s ¡ne 10 0 ,0 0 0
and when tiny had
i. i L’ case New York Herald.
icir
pur­
just
to
gel
Neulou.
The
other
capture
“ plug" horses. Many farmers seem to !
H a y — Timothy, $10 to
i n ; horses; h s sheenfold o f 7o,ooa
pose they were
hed as
ity the
think a stallion is a stallion aud can is N’orilyke of the Tacoma club, who
clover, $8.50 to $9; cheat, $7.50 to •■heip. I**oi
Incoming o f n i
lowly Dixie and Hie llui-e.
11 ¡0 300,000
civ
Bed
goes
to
the
SI.
I.ouls
Browns.
sire colts as well as any other and so
1...
Florence Dixie, who died Nov. $8; alfalfa, $10.
c « i'e s are l
i '•!■'; Ins brand
Neulou was the most sought after lord Standard.
employ ituy horse that Is iu reach with­
Millstuffs— Middlings, $25 to 2L e v e y sprini
• ■•t only wrote and spoke against
No less
*i ■ * p . a looo cow-
out regard to quality. O f course the youngster o f recent years.
to
animal
-,
but
practiced
wliat
chi*p,
$19; bran, $1K to lDpshuifs h oy* and so
than
three
clubs
in
each
big
league
h i. 'tattle on a
sire has as much to do with the colt as
. lied. Some years ago she was $20 to 21.
A clever
the dam, and a "scrub” stallion will be made tiim offers. As lie was a “ free
thousand hi
i \ lb*.- way his
■
lie
I
.
m
*
at
Newmarket,
togetli-
devised
a
ne\v
kind
ph al-
Flour— H a rd
wheat,
patent, lami inciud
liable to sire a "scrub” colt even with a lunce,” there being no reserve clause
■ 11= untains, for
niiolher woman, conversing $1 35; straight, $3.05 to $4.(All; g ra ­
<»f her
good mure. The mating o f horse and in Ills contract, Nealoii played one o f­ hum. il prt •serves Utie imj;¡
divcuiticati
slaughter
h
liln
g
Edward,
then
Prince
of
friend»'
m
»
hook
i
nipped
fer
agulnst
another,
and
us
a
result
he
mure must lie studied and understood
ham, $3.75; rye, $5; w h ole wheat an t packing
it Chihauhau
hen
suddenly
an
excited
shout
will*
a
lit
1
1
«1
pail
ul
rinine
to secure the best results and most probably will draw the best salary glv
ts many sheep
u tlu* crowd. Some men had Hour, $4.00; valleyflour $3.05to 3.'.HI City, 25
:e lips
eu to any minor league recruit next tinted sulcal;unce, ii[
profits.- Farm Progress.
rye, and h> ^
.
a
bare,
and immediately a gaug Dakota, $0 to 7 25, Eastern
; ’*>■•; arc killed;
season. Only a few days ago the Chi­ are iìi-< ll^Ijitly pres sed, su a« t( j take
i i
lis rushed away in cliase of the $5.40; Pillsbury, $6.3l> to 7.15.
a ìi!i le of Ihe pigi n u t. rl'hen a kiss
und aw ay th
i 1 - own re fri-
of Poultry.
cago club announced that Neulou had
Corn— Whole, $25; cracked, $20 genitor cars
I
animal.
Sticks and stones
ia
imprinted
in
a
upon
tin
space
.1 ; »uu persons
By this time the temperature at night signed a ( 'hleago contract. Clarke, how­
img at the poor creature until per ton.
makes it necessury to provide comfort­ ever, seems to have Xealon's signature provided foi* lile piirpose. ÍCílV ln« a
iiwe.l uu lu-
<t ;e an-.l are
ii. it was captured by u great
clear carmin e record Ot the j
m e of
Rye— $1.50 per e\vt.
able bousing for (lie poultry. Iterncm safe ou u contract.
ruled by hi.- .
1 N igh ts farmer
,
The
interest
of
the
fashionable
a? kit i 111-
her the three great necessities for suc­
Nordyke, who w ill succeed Tom Jones ! lie lips. IPk* the sit!
PRODUCE.
who lives iu
o, o> (silver)
i
* My died out, but not the all­
cess dry Doors, dry Interior, plenty of at tirst base in St. Louis, is a heavy print space la a notijer for the auto
castle and is
1 mb mich
ot
Lady
Florence.
Leaving
the
Butter—
Faucy
creamery,
27JA.C
1
if
rapii
and
d
.1
•
e.
"it
is
real
vei
ly
mur
fresh air without drafts or currents hitter and u very promising player.
ns
these
I
ni
■
1
know
not.—
•inec’s
side,
she
went
over
to
the
oils
what
a
1
lot uf eli*nraeter t lieta‘ is in
3oc; city creamery, 30
to 321 jc
blowing through the houses, attention The success o f lla l Chase in New York
i a who via- leading her horse about dairy, lOjo to 17c; store 14 to 15c. Everybo I\'
ki vS.'S,’’ su.\ :4 the Uu1.Y* “ I*eopk who
to cleanliness and sanitary conditions has boomed the Const league as a pro
•ml. minplng on the animal's back,
are iid I stm! cuts of the subj
imply
to Insure good health. Those who ar­ ducer o f ili's t basemen.
Cheese— Young
America, l(ic,
to 1I11* 1110b. Forcing her i _
. ,,
lia ve no id( M how tl;.\ \
Von
range in advance for the comfort of
Subscribí
Leader.
*
•
tl
-
navvy,
she
suddenly
j
°
r®
«
°
1
1
fl,U
«
»
»
»
.
*
)
pc.
s
A
il
know,
no
t
w«
•* linger
their poultry gain the profitable egg re
is are
Here’« ii Sporty " t iiiu f e , ”
Eggs — Fresh Oregon
ranch
1 ¡1 I' S ’iinl (lit* trembling
turns during the winter. Country Hen
Muy Lou. u Chinaman, has joined ul ke. Well, no tw o j »ersons’ kiss es are
28; Eastern eggs, 22 to 24; col l
i jr I »jieil nwtiy to a «1 !
the tiiiii st lilt util;*.
tlenmn.
n one
in lie- annual chase fur deer In Mieln
• i she (lismountcd and storage,
aliiUin,
and
there
is
ilKfTl
, gan
Moy conducts a laundry iu lie
hare
I in |> r«, \ (■ the Flock.
Poultry— Roosteis. D* >■;
liens
1 ul­ ti ny
: public, Mieli., aud is une uf the must | ihat .voti conili possilo)
i2-r3; fryers, 10,'c. t o l l ; broilers
Always try to Improve the Hoik. prosperous Celestials in the upper pen
ottici'.
Tlie.se Uiss p
like
\n ¡
: J iTiw I* fiero.
Hood care all the time Is the uiuln insula, lie is fifty five years old. lias klsscs tuo."
12j4 to I3C; geese, 11 v* , ¡1 to 111 e;
ii l.avi* a doyen iu the
thing, not necessarily coddling them, spent must e f fils life In the l ulled
dressed, lG t o l7 ; turkeys. Iivc*. 14-15
i "i fini* ’I'll«* old sailor
but giving them u plenty o f what they States and Inis udopted American cus
AVaille»! lo silo**
Line.
dressed, it» to i7c; (iiieks, old,
to Ibc navy and to tlie
like. Next to this Is frequent infusion tutus aud sports. Ue is an enthusias­
A Freuchruiin o f < ’a»
i*rcd a po­
11 to 12c;
spring
duck*-,
14c;
cu
co,
for
he
served
in
|
of new b lo o d . Don't buy a cheap raui. tic huntsman. Farli season sees him I lice court thè otlier da
li a saucc-
ii would be difficult to say pigeons, per dozen, $1 to 1.25;
Better pay a good price for a good one. an applicant for a hunting permit, and j pati full o f tripe. w Ir •li, li * said, bis
*■ two his udvi'iitures squabs, $2 to 2 50.
The vitality of the Dock is often ini until he has bagged the legal number j ivil'e limi sprillici**.! ivi
■iisive sub-
His record In
H oney—-Dark, U>'_; to l i e ; am­
paired by breeding immature ewes. uf deer be can rarely be found at his | limate to poison hitu.
.'ortliy wa­
s': ■ ■ V- :v*-ks, the battle of ber, I2 to 13c;
fancy white, 14 to
Many excellent breeders say the ewe place uf business.
it, MU di!
is tilt* I 1111111 H|bnltteil ilio coi*
ills riti
v 1 i he won mention lu 15e.
should b e i g o years old when Its first
latest model, aud he is au exceptionally ! nled llu‘ motti e. Her
i tockiido of Algiers, oue
lamb is dropped
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES,
■.mod marksman Moy acts as manager make her spensi' . x little si ok. so that he
i:
i' i owed by him
and backer of a baseball team during might expel ióm e the tend • mess of lier
Apples— Green, 75c to 1.75
•o.
anto'is
seizing
the
ProII*- Fruit Trees.
Xow, lu the -\merleau law
the playing season, and In the fall, nursin«.
Grape fruit— Crate $ 3. to 3.30
itp which captured lile cor
Main imi* trees have made too much when football becomes the sport, no (111* use of puls,.!! In the lumsehold arts
Huckleberries—7c per lb.
aptu i d them
After
growth the lust season, and there ure more enthusiastic router will be found would be re/ ni*sil with gravity, but
. - bet' ce the mast he
Cranberries— $14.
many useless branches that will be in uu the side lines than the Republic the French law tirIS Its hillii;m side and
• : uni small ship owner
Tropical fruits— I.emons, fancy,
the way of the best results next year. laundry man.
lie is very
popular gives every one a sort of sporting
u muí
His name Is $3.25; choice, $3. per box; oranges,
ly s
a
alm
chance.
It wn- decided that as the
No one who has even a small numtier among all classes of the population.
I'c vv u horn in Noveui
T h is R c rrn ;ly
p b e l« le f
mercury inni not boon oilIt-ii no crime
o f trees can afford to neglect them. It
S2.50to 2 75; bananas, 5c per lb;
lin a i I w i•» \ *• he
S u ro t o C’ i .o ~ * »faction.
had been comminii**l.
takes a little trouble to pruue trees,
10 >1 a 1 pjueapples, $4 50 to 5 per dozen.
Will He n Hell» lu lulu Tourist»*.
CIVES RS u . V AT C M C E .
but It pa>s. It should not be done rad
Potatoes— Oregon, GO to 70c; ft rli'ivnscs, roo * hi ;. :
By next spring the American Auto­
(i* IV 1 itt.l Mftndn.
■ i. I protects the
Tin- Travel
lcally If one has not hud much expcrl mobile association w ill possess a groat
lisi-asi li mcmbruif'. b ii * s (lutarrU and
!• is now have competl- | onions, $1.00 to 1.10 per 100 pouuds
Secretary T a ft ha
enoe, but a little common sense Is about fond of road and touring Information.
*li f 100,1 ><Y>
rives away a Pulii .11 1
Hrail ipiii klv
..• -\I*1 . it-il sour«*«*. Iu tomatoes box, 20 to 30c; turnips, 7u
nil that Is needed to do the work right.
Restonvi the 8cnscs
and Stuoli
Asa Hoddatxl, tin- road engineer, of miles, or four lime- ,li ie diat,anee around
1
s.
1
1
11,1
buildings
In
c«ir-
to
90c
per
sack;
cabbages,
per
the
world
at
tin*
eqnn
tor, siilice May ” 1,
Rasy tons*.* Cont iln*noinjmionsdrags.
Worcester, Mass., has bts-u made a
■
Í
Manhattan
may
be
pound
1
to
I'/iC
',
bead
lettuce,
25
to
\|iuli’d into Ih.* *1 .irils na*l nb.sovbed
stsrllua n llal U > Horse.
general traveling ag.ait for the Am eri­ llKgi. when lie beciinu * gl*VC!T.or general
•11 <•;. limlrl* :il sbapoil cun* 20c dozen; hothouse, $1 box; cellerj-
Large Rizo, 50 cents at I>i u.-pist* or
.
In the live and a
A simple way to start a bulky horse can Automobile association In tills field of the Philippines
|iro¡
it!
ms
You
ilrop
a
anil; Trial Size, 10 cents by mail,
G5 to 75cdozen, radishes, 15e dozen;
Is to take a hammer and tap the and will colhvt data. This work and half years since Ills •all fr.Olii till* t'*'d-
11 !
! *
ad forthwith out
Warrsn St., Ntw fork*
horse’s hoof. The creature will be so ili»* reciprocal relations recently estab­ crnl bench be has sp* nt hdo dn)'s on tbe
green onions, I5c doz; rubarb, 2 to tLY BROTHERS,
'
' .4 1» aim's. The only
ocean, or n liu*> I mi
l*
.
He
ha
«
surprised that U will go without fur
2
1-2C
pound;
cucumbers,
box
50c;
lished with the French and English
1 sin that ilocs not
ther trouble This was done by a new touring bodlc- are adding many new passed six weeks u: i rnili
.1 hi automat!«* principles beets, $1 per sack; green peas, 1 to
band to one of our horses recently with members every month to the associ»- Most nf ibis lias cum« • in hi.«* three trips
:■ 1» I'l'OSi i* lau.p. vv ti I. !i supplies 2c;green beans, 4 to 5c; wax, 4c
to the Philippines, one P o f tilieiu by way
success. Another method Is to undo the flou.
f.t all t * ::.i - and at night lliuml garlic, 10c; egg plant 15c per pound;
o f Rome, and tils tvv trips to flic Istli-
bridle and lay It buck on the horse’s
M rs . I. E. T hompson .
A si-ir adjusting green corn, 12 1-2 doz; sweet pota­
, iliq gla s /ii
mils.
These facts. wlilidi came out
neck, taking the blinkers from tlu* eyes,
Uniteli«» del l’uno.
Rates
per
iluy ............................. $l.bO
"
Empty
ppeai
vvlicn
occasion
toes, 2 l-4c; red peppers Gc pound.
but retaining the hit In Its mouth.
The passing o f Rancho del Faso at In a recent personal r>nv » rsatlon, show
res. Ii
- dally iiiaki* the
R om and board, per w eek ........ $4.50
something
of
the
den
mind
i
n
f
a
public
Lexington, K y „ Is the closing of a
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
4ii s aud also act ns
Of An lerka as a
KrltM'lliiir tli«* («Ilia.
chapter lu lirc**dtug animals which position In this i
Cattle— Best steers $3.00 to 3.85;
ml
lamp
trimmers
New
A pig out of a pig, the sire of both be stands out alone la American racing world power.
cows ;2.75 to 3.00; calves, $3.00 to
York TO
A R RIVA L AMD D E P A R T U R E OF S. P. TRAINS.
Ing pigs. Is much weaker lu vitality history. It vas established In the early
NORTH I'.ul ,\I>
ira BOUND
$4.75.
A
Hy
and tile constitutional vigor to with eighties, and James 11. Maggia begun
No. 12
o ù p is
lintel* « lit« 111 plot* SiHok«*m.
Sheep
$4.50
to
4.75
No.
IS
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vv
vv.
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am
stnnd disease or hardship than Uie Its foundation with the stars which
'■ai
"i
sinokors
which
was
A
I
Hogs—
$5.75
to
G
.
product of mature parentage; hence | early bore Ins colors on tin1 turf Lord in IziyalsiH-k. l.)*o u d n : i
-
i aukcii. Iii llollaml, by a
clalms tlu* record f u- o I',.
HOI’S, WOOL, ETC.
the advisability of always selecting tho Tot is was IDs lay partner and Interest
Ii calls Itself tin* Vluamsch-
|
limi
state.
ARmu-dii-r
li
I
Hops— Choice 9 to 10
gilts that are desired for brood sows ed with him 111 his mining ventures,
- ' b is cnilcd lu tin* victory
ni
from ttie litters of mature sires and and so lie followed him In the racing o lii towiishlp and . i n i
Wool— Valiev 26 to
27 c; East,
h K is lu tli«* principal con­
terni* aggregate 1 <>;> .v*.n*
dams. Farmers Advocate.
nnd breollng game
ern Oregon 18 to 20c; uoininai-
i'
s
*
'
slu'd
11
reuord
b.v
keep-
lift* o f slxty eighl years, ani
T o take eli ■
rii Jd, 1:H)5.
s |. , o .P gbt for tine«* hours anil
adillng to li Is rct ori'. M
Kr«»|» tli«> I' m I f Lrou Inn
Trsluer Muck*-»«».
notuiug doing.
E ast
B ou n d
:i a
VV
B ou n d
m Ithouf aaklag for a |
a
Deinocrat,
stnl
tliat
lie
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From tin* ilny the calf I-» tlr*t fed it j Trainer John J Maekessy is getting
Beeswax Good, clean and pure
ai*l 1 • felt
I'll** second in tills com
i.i
D iiiiy K x -
must be kept w ow ing
This mean* ready for tin* ltt*nnlngs spring nn*etlug showu by bis .......il .** p,
20
to
22c
per
lb.
N o 3
N .
d *i was
man named Merten*.
.
N o 4
lice o f Ih** p* .!, ■*. :
that there shall I m * no setbacks duo to four very high bred yearlings by Da
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t >i
A .M
P .M
or two hours
anil Hides— Dry hi«les> No 1, D> lbs
undorfNHling or overfeeding. that there vlil Htirrick. K ing Hanover and Fon yean» ; aupervisor. 8 yea
.
i l 1«
5 .1 5
nrty-uine m luutes. ami Hi«* thiril was and up, 1G and 17 l 2c per lb: diy 2 2 : : 5 : * 0 ) i 7 7 . . * o <• * * v v c «
rector.
lò
j
<
ars;
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i
-
i
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1'
V
X 1*5
»hall In* ns few exposures tv> storm and Tliey will Is* prepared at New Or
one Bruyn«*i *1, w li. smoked without a* calf No 1 under 5 pi mu Is 17 to IS**, 2 : 5 6 7 : > » •
A 'li
»1
4 :5 9
«'old as possible and that tin* general leans Trainer Maekessy is one of the 0 years; lovv iiship ali.,
2 :5 0 7 5 9
n :<
rro
1'
«
4 :5 3
break
for
tw
nnd
three
quarters
dry
salted,
bulls
and
stags
one
third
3 :0 4 8 :0 4
7 7
drift shall Iu* toward comfort and most capable of ihe public trainers, county auditor, 1 .v •
1 0 :* «
4 :4 7
3 :1 4 8 :1 4
8
l 'o r *
le
'
4 :4 4
less
rteady growth
nnd Ids record Is a very successful one slouor, 3 ycars.
3 :1 7 8 :1 7
9 -
Fresh Beef, Pork, Mutton and Veal
SMOKED : MEATS : A : SPECIALTY
J. H. B AR TE LS. Proprietor
Plicne Main 83
You will always lie happy ii
burn electric
lor du x
ü
I f
“ Tickle you to dead;.
t
Cottage Grove E lectric
Co. Ü
Market Reports.
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« unitive
The l a mi Taoli,
*«•»• Ituhlln Is V*. Hrsnssrl.
Kxposuro to Weather damages \c
hiol**s and rm ni implements more than
actual we ir and a farm er* tnost prof
ftable Investment is the money tiecca
wiry to provide shelter for hi« vehicles
nnd tools
'Rullila is suoli a quiet fellow that It
is hard for me to Isdleve that lie Is
I nklng all tlds talk about claiming tt -»
championship If gouieliody does n, •
tight him In six weeks." s a » Marcio
Hart
« »if** of ll«»Ka.
l.«»»tUe*Hir of If or sec,
file feeder who keeps his h o g s In «
('Ivtllr.atlou does not tend to the
muddy yard without shelter In stormy horse's longevity
In s wild state he
weather has to shovel La corn enough Uv»*s to be thirty six or forty years «»id.
to warm the hugs and Rubin flo-vd’s while the domestic horse is old at
twenty live year«.
barn as well Rural New Yorksr,
XV ouliln'l M pel «'Arri«'
farri«* Nailon
short lime ago n lu wnv ;
ture einntgen: n
I le i
MllH'Ill* t ’ivuzlus, .
fraglsl, vva* al one i
Xf r» \ ' IU*n i : . d
card. Ml-s c,m ■ ns t i •!■
"I .' ROt V
w Uh Mrs V vtlon " i
trtumpb
* * * Ing v ■ s
afrii'tl of an Irtcrv * ** i :
ly eolndded In
vico ,
thè s.ahs n su i hi r s reiniu'l.
X ulne nt
Fear.
**ii reported In Her
A 1
b s ir . 1; t* the curative ral
in nny
no o f fe
Ihe subject, an old woman,
la d tie* t i b id ! *n i n iiivouut o f pa
ter* v irs
I.ast August a
la lysl* '
bt tin* region where she
ltTCd.
i ov ist the vineyards.
A gnlo ' iu!* tl ** houses
Premature
darku***
r down cuti soil general
• r.vlytlc, in fitti need
f
I fr
her bed
There
’
and she may be
« ti< th* only case »f
cure by tempost.
Biggest Farm in the World.
Iu a moment o f vinous enthusi­
asm Daniel Webster put bis band in
his pocket, naked how much the
uatIOnal debt was and offered to
pay it himself. A Mexican farmer,
Don I.uis Terrazas, a great friend
of President Diaz, once offered to
assume the Mexican national debt
anil it wouldn't have kept him
awake nights if his otter had been
, accepted. Dou Luis has what you
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