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Subscribe for the Leader. Oil meal aud cracked com Hour mill. at The P e t a lu m a 1 GINSENG Infcimaticn Fe'atirg fo the Richest Product of the Soil. IriC U b S ^ -tO F * Prof. Howard of the Missouri J. K. Thompson left on the uorth 1 State Agricultural College says: “ I j bound train T h u rsd ay for a short A pretty shrewd business man of advise American farmers to culti- trip. C'ottage G ro ve noticog a Petalum a rate Ginseng. Big profits are i incubator ou oui lloor yesterday, | realized. It is easily g r o w n ." A Call at the Leader office au l sign remarked: "W h y don t y o u stick bulletin by the Pennsylvania State \ the Indirection T a x a tio n bill peti that out in front and I d cl it the College says ‘ ‘ T h e supply o f n a - ■ tion. ‘m ortgage raiser. tive G in sen g Root is rapidly de 1 T h e souud of the big saws in the T h a i s a good suggestion. , ininishing and the price per pound !| Brown mill were good to the ears It is a name the incubator nas ! ¡a correspondingly increasing, while j of most people Monday. earned, and the good hens who lay the constant demand for the d ru g in China stands as a guarantee of a j Blankets, just the kind to coax the eg g s for it, aPo. Our incub »'or ales art highly steady market for G inseng in the j you to bed early. T a k e a look at satisfactory this >1 u u. 1 \ 011 m a l e future. ” American Consul Gen : L u r c h ’s and get the best. more lamest money for t' o tunc ex t.ral W ildm an nt Hong K o n g writes: Sew ing wanted by ladies at Scott pended with an incubatoi t ban " T h e r e will l>< 1 • difficulty in j] Chrism an house on W all street. most auy otlit r way . disposing on tin.-, »'oist o f all the , W ill go out by day if so desired. 51 Sin d lor some literature hi » 1 see ■ G in sen g that is grow,, in Am erica, j G in sen g is a staple on the market Messrs. F. 1 ). Wheeler, W. D. how it strikes you, 01 come m il see | »he same as corn, wheat and cotton 1 (daraian and Frank Jordan all went tin ni on 0111 Hour. Tlie present m arket prices v a iie s j north together on the noon train from $6 to $s per pom d, while the ! Thursday. . ost o f | roducticn is less than $1 50. i| Farm Implements ami Supplies. Mrs. Parker and daughter of La- _ _ i’heru is room in one’s garden to|| Grande, Oregon, have b«en visiting | grow several hundred dollars wo tb 1 at the home of Mrs. P arker’ s father, Herbert J.eigh of Eugene was a : each year. TI10 plaut can be J A- Sears. visitor in town S»tur»lay. grown throughout the United Slates | W a g o n m a k in 5, black smithing and Canada in a m soil or climate Mr. F. ! Billington left for aud general repair work at J. H. south Situisi y on his work as inis 1 ! that will grow ordinary garden B a k er’ s shop. E v e ry guarantee of sionary Secretary o f the t'hristiai vegetab'es. T lie ie are two plant ing seasons, spring and fall. good workmanship given. tf ( Lurch W e are buyers and exporters of J u s t a little K o d o l after meal- w ill Miss Lizzi» t *1 purd went to Ragi j the diied product, and grow roots re lie v e t h a t fullness, he 1 » hiug. g a s mi s t o m a c h , a n d a l l o t h e r s y m p t o m * of naw .Saiurdav to visit Miss Myrtle ¡„nd seeds fur plai ting purposes. in d ig e stio n . K o d o l digests w h a t you Pni'vance. u b o in now ‘school Let us show yon bow to make e a t , a n d enables the stom ach a n d di marni ’ ’ at that poi ut. money grow ing Ginseng. You can g e s t iv e o r g a n s to perform their func ti o n s n a t u r a l l y . Benson b h a r i n m y . G . W . Sanderson o f I,orane is cet a practical stmt in the business T h e boys at Wildwood rue hot ge'lin.' 1 *i immense log hook for lor n small outlay and soon have a ¡Send two-cent stamp bidders at basket social«, and u s c in hls u»)’ k . The hook must 1 ice income to-day for uir illustrated literature 'cigli cl ' tu lo o p'uind.s. worked up a nice m i m (m the telling nil about it. W rite at once; school libra-y at Dorena I .s' Situr- ■I M l .iigl md. who Iris heen re- you m ay not see this ad again. i 7 day at the social given by Mis* sid i"g in Albaiiv for some tiine is Comer the teacher at KiiKs school now m-ville back to tov n, and savs The St. Louis Ginseng Co. house. ( Oli «gl ( i n . ve is the only place Growers and Exporters Missouri. T h e Willamette Valley *’ >. In* II. Abrams Saint Louis. Mr. mal Mis W acquired practically the whole o' went to 1 iug< ne on Saturday to at S k in er’s Butte in Eugene on a tend the funeral of Janies M. D o n ’ t forget that Friday, the ¿3d valuation of $15010, a* well as ill Abrams, a In oilier, w ho lias been i-i the Institute »late, pum ping st >tion ot the old water sick for a 1 ng tini* com pany uud tli-ir franchise, given Mrs. A H. Sm ock of Eugene is T h ere a e phot.. ra pliers and by the city vi-iting here for a few da.’ s. photographers hut the one you N. A Fisher and wife retained want to ;.o tr is C ' chrim in ti’e »John F. Kelley ot the Brown j from Drain yesh rd av w h ite they V o u n g huildi g. He is well Litinb' r < 0 is in town on business. Sj • it a few days visiting Mis. equipped t'l llllllish tlie best at the Bohemia Sharp «a« a visitor in J F ish er's parent They were a c lowest prices. town this week. companied back by Mis* Leon Per L u rch is putting iu two bug« kins, who will nli-o vi.-it he sister Miss Hutchinson has gone to «how witidnv-s in iiiu building on W endling to teach school. in this city. —Guard. Fourth strert li st Mesdatnes Yio- A few lays ago the cross lieul on lelte and Sanford ar> g o in g to o c Henry Fischer paid a short visit the big engine used at the Bootli- cupy with their millinery end dress- to Eugene the first of the week K elle y nulls in W eudhng broke 111 ik i n g establishment. Junction City seems to b e h a v in g allowing the piston rod to crash l'ranl Jordan h i s moved his a rather e x citin g time in its g a m b through the big cylinder head, office to In* home, as lie occupies ling prosecutions. breaking the engine up badly. The the room - > little be does not feel C H Burkholder made a short repairs are being made at the IJu | jui-tifted in paving tlie rent. He trip down the road the first o f the g ene foundry hopes after a tiin< that business will week on business. Miss Ida F. Barrett left Tuesday justify him in keeping an office A tto rn ey if. Ladd of Eugene noon for Poitlaud where she will be open nil the time. passed away Thursday afternoon, of gone for about a month When The New Cough S y r u p — the one she returns she will bring with her that acts a' a mild cat bur tic on the typhoid pneumonia. the finest hue o f spring goods ever how. Is is Kennedy « l.axative Holley Miss Grace Bingham, daughter shown in the town, and will be pre ilinl Till'. It expels nil cold from the of T. H. Bingham nt Eu gene has system, 'id s ibe phlegm out of the pared to care for her customers in throat, strengthens the mucus metn- been <ick with typhoid fever better shape than ever before. | branes »»f the lirnnchial tithes, and re- John -lenseu of Eugene has dis A man who once bad rough horny- 'iV';’, ’ , “ l" 1’• *'■ .....'I, appeared and his many friends are hold »»> I" n-.on h a n d s iiinale them soft and smooth I .A11 ' ri 1 ' ' cotisidei a b !y worried over Lis dis- W ith W itch H a ze l Sa lv e , blit lie used I'hai nmev. 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Your name and address on a postal card to The Xew-York Tribune Farmer, New York City, will bring you a tree sample capy. Hot-Breads! ■ Great Half-Price Light and Sweet t h e ge n u in e -that hearing tlie n a m e “ K. C D e W i t t ,v C o. C h i c a g o . ” Fo. sores, bolls, c u t s , liiuiis. lu iii'e s, etc.. it h a s n o e q u a l , and afford s almost i m m e d i a t e relief from blind, bleedin g, i t c h i n g and p r o t r u d i n g Piles. Sold by Benson P h arm a cy. T h e y n e v e r g r i p e o r sicken but, cleanse aud s t r e n g t h e n th e stoniachl liver and bowels. T h is is the univers» verdict o f t he m a n y t h o u s a n d s w h o u s e DeAVitt's L ittle E a r l y Kisers These famous little p ills relievo head ache, c o n s t i p a t i o n , biliousness, j a u n d ice , t o i p i d liv e r , s a l l o w com p lexion, e t c . T r y L ittle E a rly R isers Benson Pharm acy. Roi Ut t'VlM’V \ •orti (tf tliis a noimrciiif n t. foi 1 ¡ l i s i In npport unii y tiles 1n tlii ». iinti v linvi» e m u of V » ¡1 !'* 4 . Tito tin t't* LTLFJltOHt IlL 1 to iu* ohe rod four t lier at a L 1 e; illy 1«‘«luce li 1 ut«'. Ni'\ er In iure was ,;t 1• . 1 ■ ■ ;ivt*n to t he pi lidie . and it. safe i i i K a y n rv ei' w i l l bfl », • havt li).*' Il'rll llieir MIII»- • a • «Hi 1 ’ 1. v v» at Ki*\ernl HWIk scrip t uni prie» u hi' ii ..... . 11 » » \v ni 11 «-1 » x i . 1 • 1 ■ 1 ibi uff r rculiy is. T h e o n l y ri'nsoli \\ in ih liiiix il i " III ' 1 people ' I ib is vi' inil.v is ln'i'iuise we limi w e Ini i e 1 fliis p a r t i c i i h i r l o c a l i t y . B u i •:.ly limiteli n u m i »1 1 w ill In .»hi il I b i s p r l c e , thi'r efo re w e n i l v i s i «»vi i « t u 't u a ccep t Ibis nffer w i th o u t ili-l.'iy. Wlll'll w c lui ve ri"'eli » il 11 i i'rl .in iiiiiiiln»r. w o h I iii II w l l Inlriiw Un: offer nre made with Cosniop« iitan, one car - $1.00 Woman s h ine C ompauïon, 1.00 The Kc rie .v of Reviews - tt.OO ROYAL < nd BAKING ( d itta le POWDER $ 0 .n 0 »A b s o l u t e l y P u r & a k in g j TUO I The Cosmopolitan 1 w h i c h w a s 1 »•ni I y |»n I-. 1 1 I by Mr. \V. It. le.i 1.- been greatly i u q i n >v< <1 1 »\ I III' IIC .V lllil llllg- 'ìucnt nini ¡ h n o w 1 lie UH sf puptil ir ten- cent l l l i i 'l r -1. »1 lllnnt till n t l ie w o r l d . A i n in ly il.- sale I■ ; 1 v • been in— <• r«'.-1 I inn 1 I M ' f ' l ' «V II: I I 1 1 ' I ' wee ■ [ III- nnlilt les ;| 00 4 le 11 it I>ee]ime 11 p art of tin 1 minis I féal.-I j ’llilinliln , 01 nm, ill ¡i'll. An e d itio n of 500*00 copies a m onth is n o w In s i g h t , nnd tl.e all that i mom ib s i i n i > 1 - A s nil e x a m p l e p ieI lires ai by W. \V. J a • I»- nr> now n e w series b y If. t « Well •Ushers are - p a r i n g no effort 1 • I -1 ■ m i ' for it 1 lie w a y o f plet 111. itorle- a m i a rt Writ's. Kl'-rie.-i b y l-'ie'lerin Keminiit' 11 a m i s t o r i e s nan i x in I lie < ¡o.'m op olbiiii, .mil a s t r o n g anti im ed for iintn**1 hit»' publication. T h e R_i-view of R^evlew.'» .'- .11b- in 11 1 ml Am eri' 111 11 .1 mI \v " m e n ai e lin in g I o keep up wl li i "Toe Review of R e v i e w s " :i m n ntlilv sn i v e y of the w e r l d ’s p r o g r e s s . W o m a n ’s H o m e C o m p a n io n . .. . o hei hoim a n d himHj pulili atioi Stories, i.i s l i i o n s , a r t le l e ', illu Ir allo r is. torld« Grab This Opportunity day If y o u d o 1 ml w a n t but oil«* ;f I Im ina; • ; zi il» s above with our pa- p er f o r a .v«*.ir, y mi c a n n o t d o beiti r than t" .1 cepl, Ibis offer while it Is in it rig h t off I In bat am i before it u vvithdr C o H in o p o lila iir o n e y e a r Eugene, $ 1.00 “ C o l l a g e G r o t c I.e n d e i ’’ itiiiii fo r <»nl> very .1 l.f iU Total Bauk of E ’i- “ Ppe iratn-fc P> enlarge *»s 1 F.dd [enka and Ben C u n y are in antDdyspepDcj m ay be eaten *> without Inconvenience building, nnd has bought a lot town from the Baltimore, Mr. even by persons l o x b < leet. from Mr* .lolm V . \ e n t r y being down to take the en- with delicate G h u i." , at what is considered a j campment degree of the I. O. O F digestion p n t t y high figure. Business is lodge, im proving there and conditions Petitions for signatures of voters «OVAL B POW D ER CO.. NEW Y O P K , I se. m lo warrant such a n iniprove- for the candidacy o f various men lor , ment. public offices, are all too plentiful AH old-time t'oii-ah Syrup* hind the tiles», .lava. One ca n ’ t go up the High Sciioui. bowels. T h i s is wrong. A new idea street without being asked to sign w a s »»»Ivamed t wo yen »> ago in Ken The University of Oregon G len nedp’s l.nxative Iloney anil Tar. This a few. and Mandolin clubs gave their c o n remedy nets on the nmoim tuembrnnes Leo llosellou, o f E ugene, who cert in the Opera house last Friday of the throat ami b rigs and loosens T b e years o f life are short to som e, the bowels at till* same tirin'. It ex was accidentally shot some time n igh t. T h e y gave a fine program since while hunting has undergone to others long, yet which«' er is our pels all cold from tlie system. It and satisfied ev e ry o re who nt ten ' lot, we feel a sorrow to see o n r , »dears the throat, strengthens the inii- a second operation and it is now ed. , . , . ,i ■ »„ _ | cua membranes, relieves coughs, colds, thought that lie will recover all friends come to the r latter «JfV". ¡croup, wh» »,ping .'..ugh, etc Sold by right. Hen Sanford was absent from even though they may have lived ' n,.nHOn l'harma.-y long. P D. Knowlton, one ot the j T h e annual stato Christian E n school Monday. o ld men of our town, now almost W eather well i' could not be d eavor Convention will be held in H u g h Currin was absent from 80 years old is siek, nigh unto better. Springy, »»altny, sunshiny. Dr Eu gene Feb. 22-25. T h e theme of school a week ago last Tuesday. death, and is slowly passing from i ^ o o d s has a letter trom a G . A . K . the convention will be " T h e a bu n brother in Spragues Mills, Maine, T h e class has a new Caesar j us. dance of L if e ." A large attend I who says from what he hears o f onr scholar, Mr. Wood. Mr. Wood ance is expected. David G r i g g s says the Portland climate he would like to come hero says he intends to remain the rest house cannot ship new telephones ¡t ¡a too co],i for h jm there and H II- Barker of Heceta Head 1 0fYhc ^year' fast enough to supply the demand with our weather he would he Light, on the Siuslaw river, found .» that is constantly g ro w in g at this happy. W e hope be will come and barrel of whiskey floating in the l b e b a - .k c t ball H am w point. More and more phones art enjoy it with ns. ¡surf near his house, says the G u i l d Harrisburg »ast Sa tu M a y »m l w e n contracted for .a c h and fa r m e r ’ an ’ further that he did not km ,a ''' 1' Bed bj lines are being built in e v e n li- «*»»•« Abram*, laid to rest yea- w bat to do w ith it. It pr„l ibl notion T h e latest addition is a i te'd av, had l.d a busy, active life, did not lik e him long to find out which tin bo; m line to Divide. The farmers are to As a very capable woodworking what to do with at least a part of il an<l thev could MOt 1,11 w tliem meet anil let the contract for tba I machinist foi yaara with incictontal .., , , , , with the practici tb< build ing of the line on Satnrdav building and sawmill w ork, and r n a Editoi acknowledge* receipt uio-lit later in business in be i C"I’Y ^ *’ '■ • L ,,,: 1 " * * night worked with more than ordinary , ai| ,c aTld 5 'ca r calendar o eawer ppUc Confiscated men w who Prominent among the men h o I , e.,erj?y Jlui vitt, Whatever his Its most important feature is with are before the people at this time hand found to do he did with a Iout Ihe simply construct ’ Gamewarden Baker has some of j for public office in Oregon, stands i w .......................... ................................ calendar, whereby whereby with the lb« finest fii.» it beaver be* ill._A tribute bv the Guard. ed 200 year calendar, skins to be seen, Chas. A. Johns of Baker City, a absolute accuracy you can tell tin- that were confiscated by ,1 justi- c 1 lawyer, who has been mayor ot his T h e Oregon < Ibserver at Grants ¡day of the a«-f 1 » on which any event of the peace fi-.n i man im - k «1 home town for three term s a uiem Fns- this week introduced Mr J. ocenrrad during one hundred year* for killing the animal*. The i a i ber of the school board for som< F . G albraith ** the publieher, who o f the pest, or on which a n y date d e n d o e e n o l know I5 years, and long identified with although not personall.' k no w n as will occur during the next hun can do with them, »ot want to th e httBinea* late rest o f that section, such, the rea head o f tba dred yeata thus g iv in g tba d ay of aell them to pot them to In presenting bis candidacy for paper for »onoj two years past. He the week on whicl^any birtn, death fund. governor ot the state, lie states his propo'es to w r k lor the best inter- marriage or any important event tic is vei v ,i, -..»-, 1 to ground c'ea rly, and hopes to hi- esta of bis section, and will serve may have happened. legislature ¡»a* a lav making 1 elected by a large vote, and will the can*o of good mo:al* and good Messrs E. C IfeWitt & LV , <»f j »mail licen-e f - o n pi ofo fion .il ang stand only foi a fearless p-erlorni- government. II teels that the Chicago, 111 , are solo owners an»i lets and men that d much hshii.g, ance of his public duty, directi c till« : papal . too road for a p u b l i u e a ot tb< K o d o l A lm anac I hut not on tba an 111 the ailaii o f tb< state ns I m pei in n rural district bnt . • uid will be ■ willow h is personal affairs, an»l upholding will be prou»l to make it a real Ore- pleaded to mail a company of this - uld want toe fund to be a p p h - 1 the honor of our great state leading goo Observer, *tvl hopes to be booklet to anyone enclosing a two-1 cable tothe furtl . »i n. of the | 1 the republican party again to vie- Lle«ed with judgment to righ tly c« it stamp with a request tor fame taMion of the tisb an ! t... < tabli-h Jory. j interpret the tacts observed. 1 provided this paper is mentioned, j m suV o fin ta y more hatcheries. The First National ....... . Reader Grove ¿ 1 .5 0 1 . 75 » .tb y o u r r.1mil l a n e m i l lie s u m Fill o u t To ipoii - mull it. toila.r of g e l t i l l g I III 1 gl ‘illesi inngnxilM* eonil illatio n tb.it w a s e v e r offered an n p p o r t un ity »<f > •ills a m i one it i : sufe to h ) will n e v r I e m a le a g a i n . l 'ni I n , - ’ lui 1 1 1 ago tin ve I«elider DaU I neb soil pleat ■ find t ----------------- — fo r w h ic h 1 !» for one yeai Name Aililr» s » sub < IptIon to your p »per n ud II fille r my name follow leg inn gazine«
