Cottage Grove leader., February 17, 1906, Image 4

-'BARTELS’ CITÏ MEAT MARKET
Salmon Hatcheries.
ter of Camas V alley; for surveyor
Oscar .Edwards of Roseburg and
P r o p e r W a y to A d in in lu te r M e d ió la «
Frank Cain o f Riddle.
SILAGE FOR.
t o Mick A n l i u n U .
X o Republican has as yet filed
In giving liquid medicines to a horse,
^is petition for the office o f county
C O T T A G E ; G R O V E , OREGON
v
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auva tin- H orse World, have the uiedl
clerk, but G W Dimmiak, who is
cim. in u stout bottle with a sloping
serving his third term as county
P ro fe sso r Soule of Uie Virginia ex
shoulder an ordinary ''pop’’ bottle
treasurer is prominently mentioned
uerim en t station recently made the fo l­
does very w ell—and do not add uuy
for the place. Z N Agee, Deuao-
low ing report of a ca ttle feeding te st:
more w ater to It than is necessary to
crat. who is serving bis first term
G J S r K C - A u lS T H D
Itu riu g la st w inter an interesting e x ­
properly d .lu tc It, as a very large ,D<T
8aItn, ° “ batcber.es buildings as county clerk, will undoubtedly
periment with sixty hcud of beef cattle
drench Is dirtlcult to ad m inister. N ext i ° f e,ecte^ there
W bile the*-e be nominated by the Democrats for
was conducted at the experim ent sta
get the horse in a good position so th a t * as
Ijatchery there for some a second term
tion. The twenty cuttle fed silage he has to take his m edicine.
tune the buildings have been only
made an av erage gain of 1.4(1 pound
If the construction of the stable pet temporary and the title to the land
C H O I C E F R E S H F I S H ON T U E S D A Y A N D F R I D A Y
per head per day. the tw enty cattle m its it, b ack him into a sin gle stall. has not been cleared up until re I
fed tim othy hay 1 10 pound per head throw a rope over the beam a t the cently, so that not until uow has it
J . H. B A R T E L S . Proprietor
Phone Main 83
Mrs. T e n n is aud won H a iry came
per duy and the tw enty cuttle fed back, m ake a noose on the end o f It, been possible to make government
shredded corn stover, .117 pound per puss it under the nose hand o f the improvements.
Now that the title down from th<- mill last week and
head per day.
halter uml place It in the h orse's mouth ¡2 secured, nsw aud good buildingB visited with friends.
'th e re was thus a difference of one
below the upper Juw . Now raise the will be put up this spring, for per
Jim Goodman visited here Satu r­
third to one h alf pound o f gain pet- horse’s heud uutil the m edicine will run
head per day in favor o f the silage fed buck lu the mouth, d o n 't pull It too maucut use and on this trip the lo ­ day and Suuvlay.
ca ttle . The silage fed ca ttle finished off high or the horse will have difficulty in cations will be made and possibly
HORN — Feb. g to Mr a u i Mrs.
the best and showed more quality than sw allow ing and there Is duugcr of the contracts let.
C H. Sharon a daughter.
Mr. Van Dusett was to make the
the others end in any discrim inating medicine going the wrong way
Our school is progress tug very
m arket would have brought a consid er­
I lly keep the bead lu this trip by water but the Kelianoe was
You can
| Von will alw ays be happy if you
ably higher price
position by holding the rope in one lejayed by the necessity of a gov uicel.v under the a b l ; management
The stro n g prejudice against using baud while you pour in the drench with em inent mspection, consequently I ot Billy Jon es and Myrtle Purvance.
j burn electric lights, for they will
s ila g e ,fo r the w inter feeding of beef the other. Fu lling out lire tongue ami
the trip had to be made by rail and
Mrs, Davis came up from G'res-
ta t t le is hard to understand, for it has squeezing and thumping on (lie throat
stage aud Mr, Van Dusen thought i .ve)i Sunday to visit with her daugh-
been fully dem onstrated that silage fed are quite useless a s inducem ent^ to the
“ T i c k l e y o u to d e a th .”
cu ttle will kill out quite us well as the horse to swallow and may cau se cough it would be belter to stop here for Ur Mrs. C. A. Smith.
the night, than in Drain.
dry fed ca ttle and tin- m eat is general
¡ng Should coughing occur, the head
Mr. C. Queener has bought Tw.e
There are eight salmon batcheiies
ly speaking o f a superior quality. should la- released at once even if the
W hereas tin- silage was all eaten up, medicine is 1 >st. a s otherw ise It might in the state under state control, Th o m aso n ’s house and lot.
1.-J.5 of the stov er and -I Id per cent of g<*t into the lungs. This is u much bet
I he support of which is derived
Ed Conner is doing some plow­
the hay w ere wasted.
fer ami more hum ane way Ilian putting from the licenses issued for salmon ing this week for O. H. Taplin.
'Idle gains show that the cuttle fed up the head with a tw itch, and a fishing,
p'rorn year to year the
Bill Abbott has gone (o Goshen
were not o f a satisfacto ry quality. In dl< l l t i i is usually given without any
number of hatcheries is increased.
previous experim ents u pound o f graiu difficulty.
i to work with H. A . M illets hav
While
during
the
past
year
eight
lias been made for a consum ption of
j baler.
were in operation, some were not
three to four pounds of grain. The
M ill«*! h i a M in k F e e d .
Jim Powell has moved to Drain.
complete
and
are
gradually
becom
silag e fed ca ttle In this test consumed
So fa r as n u tritiv e properties in-«
U.M pounds of grain fo r a pound of concerned the seed o f m illet is alm ost iug lull Hedged
stations
Coos
Mr, Jesse Powell is her# visiting
gain, the stov er fetl ca ttle 11.1H pounds, on u par with oats, says M ichigan Bay station is such a our.
lu that W||jj b jw parents.
Tropical fruits— Lemons, fancy,
o r about tw ice as much, and the hay F arm er. T h e seeds, however, a re not country Coquille is asking for a j
j $3 Go; choice, 2.5o per b o x ; oianges,
Henry Forester and family visit-
fed ca ttle N.iMI pounds, or 11.45 pounds readily digestible, ami it is therefore hatchery, as two-thiids o f all the
| $ 2 .5 0 to 2 25; bananas, 5e per lb;
Inhumation Relating to the Richest
more per day than the silage fed c a ttle advised th a t they be reduced to the salmon fishing in that section is on e'* *n t*,e G 'o v e Saturday and Sun-
pineapples, $4 50 to 5 per dozen.
W ith b etter tired anim als fed in pre­ form of meal before feeding. In the
Product of the Soil.
the Coquille, but ns Coos Bay has
Potatoes— Oregon,
GO lo 8 0 c .
vious experim ents, tin- average gaiu form of hay it is relished by horses,
only one third, the hatchery divides
“
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LIVESTOCK MARKET.
per head Inis often been 2.18 pounds c a ttle aud sheep if it has been cu t tie-
Prof. Howard of the Missouri
Cattle— Best steers $ 3 . O 5 to 3 . 70 ;
throughout the six months' feeding pe­ fore the stem s have becom e course up
.'-oat AgriculUir.il College says: ‘T
the funds justify the erection of a
0
,
. . ., .
,,
cows , 3 .OO to 3 .2 5 ; calves, $3 00 tc
riod, which again testifies to the tin
ad\
i-e
American
farmers
to
c
u
lti­
and reedy. In nu tritiv e value It sur­ plaut there
\ i,atn Aj®wls went to the city Mou­
sa tisfa cto ry quality of tin- anim als fed passes tluifl^hy and nearly equals red-
vate Ginseng.
Big
profits are $ 4 . 1 5.
lu this test.
l t is altogether probable I hut t w o j ^ 3^'
Sheep— $ 5 .0 0 to 5.25.
top aud blue grass hay. W ell au th en ti­
realized. It is easily g ro w n .” A
Mrs- John 1>almer returned home
cated experim en ts reveal the fa c t that new plants will be established this
Hogs— $5 75 to G.25
bulletin
by
the
Pennsylvania
State
l i u p r e N N o f 111«* S l i o r l h o r n .
m illet us a steady diet is injuriou s to year, on the S an tiam ar d Tillamook. T u * sday from All,anT where *he College Bays-
HOPS, W OOL, ET C .
T h e supply o f n a ­
Our c a ttle today would have been lui horses, uffectiug the kidneys and later
The salmon industry is growing ha8 bcen visi,iug with friends,
Hops— Choice 10 to 11
tive Ginseng Root is rapidly de
inciisely more uniform , fully us vuluu the Jo in ts aud bones. W hile so fa r as
each year and more importance is
Church was held at the Blue ininDhing and the price per pound
Wool— Valley 2G to
‘¿-j c, East,.
blc and probably more useful a s a known no stu b trou ble has been expc
giveu to the raising and culture ot Mountain school house Sunday by i« correspondingly increasing, while ern Oregon 1-8 to 20c.
whole if none except Shorthorns hud rleticed in feeding it to other anim als,
T h e expeiience has Rev. Owen.
over been imported as Improvers, it Will probably be s a fe s t to feed other the salmon.
the constant demand for the drug
been that salmon eggs can he ship- : D . H Brumbaugh wus up Coast in China stands as a guarantee of a
roughage aud grain with it.
The great litigatian in the M o n ­
ped more easily aud safely thau the Fork Thursday,
steady market for Ginseng in the
tana mining fields between the
young
li-.li,
w
hich
is
now
done
asj
H h i »«* F o r S h e e p .
future
American Consul G e n ­
Amalgamated Copper Co. and F .
] Ruff Rawlings went to Cottage
W ith rape for sum m er feeding anil at Coos Bay.
u a l Wildnmn at Hong K ong writes:
Augustus Heines is ended and
When asked hy the Reader rep- Grove Wednesday,
a lfa lfa fo r the w inter, a Hock may be
“ There will be 1 ltd lo difficulty in
fed a t le ast possible expense, but with resentative what he thought of the j
Will Van Gordon went to Cot disposing on this coast o f all the property worth at the least $ 50 ,-
ooo.ooo, which has been idle for
the greatest m axim um of profit, says iii-t-use for all rod fishermen or pro- 1 tage Grove Friday,
Ginseng that is grown in America.
years during the strife will now be
A m erican Sheep Breeder. A lfa lfa Is fessional anglers, he said ho cousid !
_ . .
.
.
Ginseng is a staple on the m a r k e t
.d to mining UU(lerthe con-
the cheapest perm anent crop known, e .e d it a good thing and understood „ W ll‘ Ro,b1' ns1° n ,c a,,,e ‘,0m" f ' ot"
ltupc Is the cheapest annual plant that a bill was being prepared to , V-u ‘" T " W ednesday and returned ihe same as corn, wheat and cotton- , rol of tbe Amalgamated, as Heinze
T h e present m ik e t pi ices varies
known, for it gives the largest quautl- that e n o .
He hopes That instead ot l h u r 8 l , »y accompanied by b is wife.
has sold his interrsts. Th is will
ty of feed » 1 the least cost and labor eM lil, jis h in „ s e o a r a te h a t c h e r ie s f o r i
J Jo
o h n P a lm e r went to Cottage from Sfi to $8 per pound, while the mean the renewed
operation o f
aud. besides, leaves tbe laud in the 1 e 1 11 ,
*> *fP<»ra ‘ b lia tL lie n e s l o r ,
J
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cost of | rodm-iton is less than $1 50 .
these great mines which have laid
bust possible comi it ion. The mere pres | trout, they will con-bine them with G ro ve r n d a y .
Then- is room in one's garden to
idle for so long, and the pouring of
Jim Pattou came home from F a l l
uncu of rape on tbe land is worth, in j the salmon hatcheries as they could
grow several hundred dollars wo’ th
untold
millions of dollars into
addition to the value olf the feediug j he thus operated with much It- s Creek Monday.
The
plant can he the state oi Montana.
each yenr.
fo r she**p, no sm all trifle in its In j expense thau separately.
He has
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grown throughout the Tinted States
uiuasud productiveness.
A lfalfa has alwavs hail that in view and has j will*.»»*»* V - . l i . , A iu iu
and T.inada in any soil or climate
nearly oue h a lf moro protein, or m atter
selected locations so as to he suit- | T h e Southern Pacific Company is thal
vill grow ordinary garden
(ontainiuK uitrogeu, Ilian m l clover
able for
both, and would have i taking
interest _ fostering vegetables. Th e re are two plant­
„ a _ great
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and is th erefo re so lunch m ore valu
bcen 1 anting young trout before this ,he raising o f alfalfa throughout the ing seasons, spring and fall
able fo r sheep.
had the law not confined his work van ey> and makes the following
W e are buy ers, and exporters of
to salmon.
¡statem ent:
SUOKTHOHN COW.
The* H r o o d
the di ied pioduct and grow toots
He thinks when the Coquille
“ After a thorough investigation and seeds for ,-lai-tii-g purposes.
w rites It 1> Itoss In B reeder's Ua
P regu au t brood m arcs that are tu rn ­
zette
T h e fa c t that with the exeep
ed Into fields w here teed Is abundant plaut is located that it should also our company believes that the dairv Let ns show you Low to make
tion of a very few herds the Am erican early lu the inorniuK when tbe g rass Is be made a trout butchery and that I industry of tbe Willamette Valiev
money growing Ginseng. You can
tshorthoru lias been bred for beef fo r a frozen or covered w ith fro st, will be other plants be established lrom ti m e 'c a n be made more profitable and
get a practical s ta ll in the business
cen tury, and by beef men, and at this very liable to abort or su ffer from colie. t«> time tor trout culture,
the production greatly increased. for a small outlay and soon have a
day does persist in putting out row s To Insure safety keep them lu their
' • ‘
through the growing of alfalfa.
Dice inco....
Send two cent stamp
w ith som e value fo r milk Indicates a stalls until tbe sun lias m elted tbe
Salem, Feb.
14
State Land W h ile many attempts have been today for ntr illustrated literature
milky way in the Shorthorn tlniuimeiit frost. H orse Breeder
/
Agent West received new regula made in the valley to grow nltulfu, telling nil about it. W rite at once;
som ewhere.
j lions from Commissioner of the Gen and in s»tne places with commercial you may not see this ad again.
< 'ouimeut Iug on the ubove, the edilot Ü-----
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if the (la z e ttc says, "T h e excellence
1 eral l.-md office yesterday regard- success, yet the valley can hardly
The St. Louis Ginseng Co.
THE SWINEHERD
claimed fo r our so called ‘uatives’ ot
mg school land indemnity selections, he classed aN a producer of alfalfa
Growers and Exporters
the present day is generally to be cred 0 —
I'nder the old rules the applicant as a ciop. Therefore Ihe -Southern
HEWYO bi Q
ited to a dash of the blood of some (m
Missouri.
i be Poland Chimi i s the best bog for - required only to make affidavit that Pacific Company proposes, in dif- Saint Louis.
proved breed, usually the Shorthorn, general purposes, w rites a M aryland
! the land was non mineral in charac- 1 ft rent parts of the W illamette val-
E l y ts ~ c T r e a m B a l m
which Inis I k - cii the pioneer cusuiopol
farm er In A m erican A gricu ltu rist. It j ter
Now (he State I .and Agent or I- y. to plant 2(1 <-r more tracts in
B a n Improver of borlue stocks.”
T h i s F lu in c tljr la
S p e c ific ,
is u quick luaturer, ready for tbe m ar j his duly commissioned deputy must j alfalfa aud to endeavor to cultivate
S u r e t o C iv o S a t i s f a c t i o n .
io : ut uuy age and can be m ade a
Pot tl -lid. Feb. lfi 130(5.
make affidavit from personal knowl- it successfully.
CIVES RELIEF AT O N C E .
l-'Mt l l i - » l t H o r s e s .
heavyweight if necessary.
1 c a ll It
(t cleanses, soothe», heals, and protects the
O K AIN, PRODUCE, FELL).
!
edge
that
the
land
is
non
mineral
T
h
e
object
to
be
attained
is,
firs t,
Large, heavy d raft horses bring more
tbe poor m an 's bog
W hat 1 m ean by
liscascd nienilirane. I t cures Catarrh and
money than lighter ones, l or this tea
Wheat— W alla \\ alia, 7 0 c; Valley,
that is Ju st th is: T h ese bogs are ready and >1 ceilified copy of Hie cotnmis- to determine under what conditions
¡rives away a Cold in the Head quieklv.
son a g reat inuny dealers ami handlers
74
c;
blueiitem,
7
1
;
red,
68c.
to sell at iui\ tim e when the farm er's j siou ot the agent making the exam- aud in wliat sections of the valley
Ilestoree the Senses of Taste aud Smeil.
o f d ra fte rs try to get them us fa t as pocket book needs replenishing. A few mation n-ust accompany each appli j alfalfa can be grown successfully;
O ats— W h ite
$ 2 8 ; gray, $27. Lasy to us-
Contains no injurious drugs.
possible before offering them fo r sale,
\p|-lied into the nostrils amt absorbed,
Barley -Brew ing, $23 5 0 ; f e e d ,
preach t h a t feed m akes tbe hog. but 1 | cation
This regulation is made j and second, to give as wide pub-|
lilscrh n iiia tin g purchasers, how ever,
¡«urge 8iz», fit) cents a t Drungists or by
s a y breed aud feed must go together. j to prevent repetition of frauds prac- ! 1 icily as possible to the
results at- $2 3 ; rolled, $24 to 25 .
m il: 'trial Size, 10 cents l-y mail.
tire very quick lo notice the dilfereuce
V mu 11 eau breed a bam 011 11 bog. but |ticed iii this and other Western tamed, that farmers interested ttiav
Hay-—
Timothy,
$10
to
$
1
1
;
betw een fat and muscle.
ELf BROTHERS, 56 Warren St.. New York.
la- --aiiiiol fetal oue on
l.ook at tbe
: States.
i have the value of our experience clover, $ 8 .5 0 to $ 9 ; cheat, $ ” .50 to
A corn fed. closely stabled d raft
I 1.1111 on a w e l l bred Poland China. It
$ 8 ; alfalfa, $ 10 .
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where desired.
horse Is in very much the same eoudi
is w e l l I »m utts!, exten d in g down to
tion ns a fat ox and Is of little more in I som etim es covering tb e Ina-k. Cun
Keaity Tr*rx«t«rs.
I —
1 he market . for
.... duiry
.-ui-, products
^i.uuuvo is
in
Millstuffa Middlings, $2» to 2b;
servlee fo r hard work In buying such
D. H and Daisy Hemenway to practically unlimited so far as Or#- chop, $19; bran, $ 1 8 to 19;shorts
one be fed on a Cffiniuon bog like th at':
u horse the new ovv tier hus a Jolt oil
I lie P olam lC h in a Is prim arily a lard 0 11. Burkholder, undivided ' J o f j g o n is concerned, since condensed $ j o to 20 .
Mus. I. E . T hompson .
his hands to work the fat off and de
F lo u r— Hard
wheat,
patent,
bog
Our butchers seem to like It e 3o feet of lot 4 blk 2 Sc! ield’s ml milk, butter and cheese can now
Rates per duy ................................... 41.00
velop m uscle enough to make a train
very well, a s the fut unti leali are uot to Cottage Grove also 1 ot 20 x 96 j eusily be transported lor long dia­ $4 2o;
straight,
$ 3.50;
g ra ­
able worker.
Room and bound, per week..........$1.50
mixed and cull be easily separated.
lect in L o n g & Landess to Cottage lances.
I will call your attention ham, $3.50; rye, $ 5 ; whole wheat
W ith proper feed and a reasonable
T i l l H u ai I'la .
Grove, $40(1
to one home market, a« an ex- fiour, $ 3 .7 5 ; V die) (lour $ 3 . Goto 8.9 0
am ount o f exercise It Is Just as easy
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF S. P. TRAINS.
The m ut seldom If ever pays. The D ....
to 7 2 5 ; Eastern rye, N O RTH
“
. ' ®'
T
ample, open to Oregon, aud that is Dakota, $G
and Ju st about as clieup to cover a
BO U N D
SOUTH B O O N »
unitimi Huit pays is (be one that gets Politic* m Douglas IS Growing Warmer Alaska.
T h e movement of butter $ 5 .4 0 ; Pilisoury, $(!,30 to 7.15.
N o. 12
horse's holies with good healthy mus
-11:53 p.m. No. II ......... 3:0-' n. ib
No
a gomi start In tbe world and ke™ s It.
-2:0'.! a ill
N o . i f , ...............2 :S 4 a*m i
d e as It Is to stable him. feed him corn
C -i ■ \\hole, $ 2 4 ; cracked, $25
Ifosel nrg. Ur., Feb. » I 4 4 - The and cheese during the 12 months
It may pay to raise tbe runt if fetal Is
and get htui hog fat
T h e m uscular
no ......
item I .. f fetal Is
bought, tbe
ow ner
., ..................
...........
. . . ; , P 'Id je .il p >t ill Douglas county h*s Hiding J u n e 30|h Inst from l ’uget per ton-
horse gives satisfactio n amt helps sell
Bye— $ 1 .5 0 per owt.
U better off tf tbe runt is In the other I ju s t begun lo b o il.
Up to th e fii t Sound to Alaska, arni-utitod to 1 ,-
the n e it one Farm ers Advocate
PRODUCE.
umu 8 t»uu
of the ptesent month no can d ;d »L3 339,000 pounds.
Mr.
W-
W
Cotton,
who
lias
had
Faucy
creamery,
ft
pie«*!l«su
u
f
H«%lut*.
Buttcr-
had
filed
their
petitions
to
re
,
uciy
V « u ir o f II. I. C . f n l n e ,
Timo Table No. ft 1
creamery, 30 to 3 2 1 c
experience in a l­ 3 -jc; city
No auiuial o f unj- breod will uuKorqi I offices, but within the last few days ranch practical
The O. 1 t\ bogs are simply what
To take effect April 2d, UK)5
ly
la-get
young
that
are
all
of
superior
to
17c;
store
14
to
15c.
there has I eeti a number oj peti­ falfa culture, i« preparing a pain dairy, 1(5'
their nam e (Ohio Improved Chester*-
E««t Bound
3 and 4 Tuesday W Hound
America, lGc,
Cheese Young
Implies. They con stitu te one o f the tCervlleiive. I't-udent sw luemeu sceui to t i o n s filed.
a n d Sat only
Registration has been phlet upon this s u b je c t ."
l und Daily Ex*
Oregon
full
cream,
i5c.
numerous pure bred strain s of Chester realize this fa ct more than <lo any otU going steadily on sines the first o f
Anyone interested in this subject
S o 3 No
•pt S u n d a y .
No 2 - N o 4
Whites which ure recorded in the Ohio er kirnt o f stock breeders nini do t»jt 'J a n u a r y an-l now almost half of the cat) get this pamphiet, as well a-
Eggs — Fresh
Oregon
ranch P.M I 4 M
|
üTUTIONa
1 Kiev AM P.M
hesitate
to
use
the
k
n
ife
accordingly.
Im proved Chester W hite Itecord usso
.m
2
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.
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l
ä
g
e
Drov
e
671
others
that
will
he
issued
from
time
11:10 6Ï15
t.ooo vol«rs of the county have reg ­
* :50 7 : t O
Waide n
. 710 10:49
Vain«* u f ths* H o ur.
elation It Is from tin- initials of this
Polliti V Roosters, 12 to 13c;heua 2\V> 7 v>
. .rurrln__ . 737 10:44 5:00
ister! d
But one
l*euiocrat has to time telling the progress o f the
4 59
title that the nam e O I V Is derived
lu selecting a boar the pr!«■«■ should
2 :59 7*59
rro ( i o r d o
770 10:38 4 58
announced himself for work in the various parts of the t l - t - y: flyers, 10 .'.c to 1 1 ; broilers 3:01 Ä-U4
Haket
*o; 10:33*
T h ere have been no less than live rev uot control ttie calcu lât Ions if tin- pur thus f»r
I*orena
“»i 10:31) 4:44
valley, by writing lo Paul Shoup, 11 to 1 1 c; geese, live, 9 to 10; 3:14 8:14 8 3 !
ord associations founded for the re chaser has an Idea o f IntiMing iqi a val­ county < Mice, lie being G W. Won
3:17 > 1 7 9 ')
Red K H
*a
Md 10:23' 4:39
Assistant General Freight Agent of d issi ed. I ; to 1 1 . turkeys, liv e d 4-15 S:3lin : 2U 10 f.
D ra v e l l ’it
901 10:20 4 35
cording aud protection of this breed. uable herd. I f a fa rm er has ten hrund acott of Riddle, for county judge
3.:« 8 ;;i> il 3
Stewarl
914 10-01 4:20
ducks, old, 3:3*1*
dream
1 (5 to i -
Including the one above mentioned, the anim als. Improved stock from a first
The Republicans who have in- the S. P at Portland.
40 12
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917 9:48 4 16
3:41'*
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916 9 45 4:12
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others being the American, the Niv s ia s i sire will very soon pay in the ex noonced themselves so fat ar*
spring
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For
3:5019:05 15 6
Red Br id g e
H
eu 9:35 i 4:06
tlonal. the International ami tin- Stand ti l weight o f pigs Hint pay the secouai «■oumy ju d g e
vet dozen, $ 1 t o 1 . 2 5 ; 3:56 9 1.5 lß f. WildwiHHl
pigro
M. D Thumps..» tunity.
1040 9:30 4 00
. . . . . . . 17 0
Hunt'«
a id
M ichigan F arm er
tim e In the value o f a well grudwd who n ek» n second term, and H J .
ha 0
«qual m, $ j to 2.50.
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1 herd.
II nev -Dark l O ' j to I l e . aul­
T h e New C u llali S y iiif» — il,e o li­
Wilson of Csnv-’nvill« ; for sheriff.
t:ue.
(iro u liiK U n til
C a s e uf tl»r S u m .
A ll o u t w a r d f r e i g h t fo r w ar d ed o n l y at t h e
tancv white, i i to
H. T Met alien, I 1 succeed himself tila t ai ta a- .1 iti 1 U) c i t h a r t ic un th è her. 1
I f you w ant go-sl quality wool take
Coin! r
oí f h i p p e r a n d c - m s i f n e e .
liovvi-1» is Ivenucily 's I .avitive Honey 15«
Feed brood sow s m oderately until
«^tafge leaven v\ I<1 w ..« h 1 a a f f t t e e r r t t o
n e e a a r r r r i i v
v a a l l o
n
such ca re o f the sheep that they will I a fte r the plK* com e and then Increase and 1). tf Span, b r o o k , who served orni T u r
It e\pe|s all c o b i in-m th«
ir a in on
N'e hn - laya and Frid a y»
BLES.
ND
for B a ñ il
not lose fiesh or get out o f health Any­ the feed gradually until they are * two Rru.s as county clerk; for svstcm. e n ti t b e | > e g m out of ttn
•r-e
Retiming n„ Tuee-
• ay*. Thi
■
;n, 76« t-> 2.25.
th in g that stops the th rift and causes Week old a hen the s o w s should Uv vU treasurer, M. I, VI. re 1 t Roseburg thront. s trc n g tlie n s th è m ticu s nn in -
Ap
Freight wilt iiot
re*« * d at the O. a 8 E.
linutes
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for comiiiiss; tu r. \ I*. Nicholas, *o
sheep to get out o f coudlttvu will cause full feed It Is Im portant to
Crate $ 3
to 3.50 K K D e p o t a l t e r l* n
1 .
lieve« cro o p , w hoo|iing ro u gh, , tc
i n f < n n e x t tr a m fn iirht
• iei, \ered m
In ju ry to the wool and depreciate the tow som e slop before win faiTow s to em ceed hiuisell, Hiram liallopp of
7c per lb.
IIu
a m p l e tim e t- ;- «r m ii ol it eing b ille d .
Chit-lren love it.
J4old by Betison
.value.
j tntur« a good (low of milk.
-
I My rtle Vrtek and William M 1’or- Pharmacjr.
j Cranberries— $14.
A. B
W O O D , H a n ager
=o
B EEF CATTLE
T H E AILING H O R S E .
Mr. V an
Dusen
o f A s'o r is,
master fish warden of the state o f
^{regon stoppe-l over in Cottage
* ’ r o ' e Tuesday afternoon on b n
to L,r“lu , atid fru,u
e he
" 1 1 hu u ' i :rlaui to Coos Hay, where
he is going to look over the situa­
tion
and . determine
-
. . . the . location of
Fi esh Beef, Pork, Mutton and Veal
SMOKED : M EA TS : A : S P E C IA L T Y
Saginaw Items.
r
# Cottage Grove E lectric
Co.
GINSENG
the eggs with Coquilie, until
Mosby Creek
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Market Reports.
Cottage Grove HOTEL
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