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

SHEEP FEEDING.
Saginaw Items.
P in n o
R e c i t a l by B a b y
W elch .
P u p ils ol
M rs.
Market Reports.
I
¡e - 4 -
w -i- <s
Winter has made its appearance ^ Them's nothing that’s nearer to
Portland. Mar. iG 1‘JUG.
Heaven
once more. It is pretty tough oti
g r a i n -, R R o M ic K , K e e n .
Sheep f e e l i n g ha bcntiuie one of the | the men working ou the dock hand­ Thau the innocent heaitot a child.”
Wheat— Walla Walla, G7c; Valley,
So thought the friends of Mrs. 73c; bluectt-m, G7 re 1, G5c.
most extensive live a took businesses In i ling lumber in the snow
' Fresh Beef,
the near Chicago counties.
Some of
Oats—White
$28; gray, $27.
We are snrry to learn that L. L. Welch who assembled at her home
a lw a y s re a d y .
the plants hav e .» * a pacify of 73,000 a
on Friday afternoon to hear the re­
Barley— Brewing, #33 50; f e e d ,
year,
T h e re are pastures for s h e e p ! Lewis is guiug to leave us, he is 1 sults of her wonderful aud success­
$33. rolled, $34 to 35
that include not U s than 3,000 ucres, going to Kugeue to reside.
ful work with the four little tots
H ay— Timothy, $lu to
$rr;
some of It the finest land in the state, j
Miss Myrtle Steel of 1‘ortland, who form her youngest elans.
clover, $8.50 to $0; cheat $7 50 to
AH of theme plants have their o\Vn and Miss Beckly of Oakland are j
They are Marie Jones, aged 5; j $8 ; alfalfa, $H>.
is the finest in Oregon.
grain elevators, machinery for chop- ¡
visiting ut S A. I.aliuuta
Daniel Welch,
aged G; Vena
Millstuffs— Middlings, ¿35 to 20;
ping iced, dipping pools and shearing
Fresh
Fish each Tuesday and Friday.
*
Mr and Mrs. W. O. l ’owell and Wheeler, aged 7. aud Bulah Gar- I chop, ¿ 10 ; bran, $17 to l 8 ;»hoits
plants operated by eleetrie power. One
See our plant, everything new and up-to-date.
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$ 1 H to 10 .
o f the feeding places has a reservoir J . Ii. Imgreham went to Drain man, 8.
that hoMs 200,ota» gallons of water.
wheat,
patent,
Monday to visit with Mr. Powell's j It was a gay little quaitette, the! Flour— Hard
’P h o n e
little folks having donned their ¿3.85;
As may be conjectured, these hungry brother
straight,
$3.J0;
gra­
M a in 8 3 . £
hheep consume au immense am mnt of j
prettiest dresses and each was1 ham, $3.35; rye, $5; whole wheat
Tpi
Vf._
í». V» V "5f
.f r vfx; -js. .».
The peace of our village was dis-1 eager to do his or her best for the
•t- -T-
*’• '
r=~*k
feed, and it comes from the ad ja cent
Hour, ¿3.50; valley Hour $3.30to 3.45
farm s of Illinois, thus m i n d i n g the tuibed Saturday nigh* by the dis- | proud mamas aud friends.
Dakota, $l!.5o to 7 35; Pastern rye,
farm ers a paying m arket for their graceful behuvior of Ed Jordan.
A'
Following is a program of the se­ $5.10; Pillsbury, $li.zb
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products.
Some of the farm ers let warrant was gotten out for his *r- :
lections rendered:
Com-—Whole, $21; cracked, $25
their pasture lands at -o much a head ¡ rest but he left for other parts be- '
(a) Florella Waltz—Spiudler
*
per ton.
per month.
t ire he could be apprehended.
(b) The Parting Song—
4
T h e s e plains m ake It easy for a dro­
Bye $1 .50 per cwt.
Bulah Gurman
Married on Mur. 14'h at the
ver to handle a bunch of sheep for the j
lltO IlK K .
la) The Merry Bobolink— Krog-
M
market. In a great many instances he j home of the biide’s brother, G
Butter- Fancy
creamery,
27
doesn’t pav a cent for the feeding until j Buford, Miss Mary Buford ot Port tu a,
30c; city creamery, 30c to duiry,
they are sold. When they are reloaded land and Di Snow of Seattle, Itev
(b) The Maid and the Brook— Hi1..
You will always be happy if you
to 17c; store 11 to 15c. 4
oil the cars and shipped to the stock- Gardner officiating.
Immediately Gurlet,
Cheese—Young
America,
10c,
4
yards the charg es are placed oil the alter the ceremony the two that
Vena Wheeler.
burn electric lights, for they will
Oregon full cream, i5c.
manifest, and the amount is collected ■
The t ’likoo- Jus. Low,
were made one boauled the noon
F.ggs — Fresh Oregon
ranch
from the sales at the yard*.
In in |
“ T i c k l e y o u to d e a th .”
Blight Kyes J. Orlli,
train mnidst a shower of lice.
10
Stances the slock i shipped Hcnns the
Daniel
Welch.
Poultry— Boosters, 8 to Oc; hens
Atlantic, the drover p;
•• ' nothing out
Don rid Wilcox had the mis-j (a) Sleep Baby Sleep,
until he re ad ie s I Jv c r p >•#!. where the ‘ fortune Iasi week to fall and break
12 ; fryers, 10^c to 1 1 ; broilers
( b ) The Honey Bee,
sale is made, and Ih • cost of* weeks of his aim.
11 to
geese, live, 0 to 10 ; 4
Mr. Wilcox and family
(c) Winter, Goodbye,
fattening at the pen near Chicago is leave this week for Grants Pass
dressed, I 3 to 1 1 ; turkeys, live,I4-15
Marie
Jones.
sent back from tin* British market.
dressed, id to 17c; ducks, old,
where they will make their future
Sonatiue- Spiudler,
S lice i> C o * l l > lii F a r W e n t .
12 to 13c, spring duck?, 15 to 10c;
home.
Bulah Garmau.
A sheep buyer
ho brought In Mtoel
pigeons, [>er dozen, $1 to 1.25;
from Montana says that sheep are val
Albert Zitliki r was a visitor 111
Son itine—Lichner,
squabs, 2.50 to $3.
ued high In the far went. It was dlffl our village Saturday and Sunday.
Vena Wheeler.
H'iocy— Dark, 10*/, to 11c; am­
cult for lilm to buy as many ns he
Cradle Song—J . Low,
ber,
I 2 to 13c; fanev white, 11 to
Henry
Bcuuet
is
on
the
sick
list
brought, lb* says that the reason for
Daniel Welch.
15c.
this is that there is now a good market I this week.
Song and accompaniment, God is
F’ltUITH AND V K U g T A e i.e s.
for wool and cheap pastures on the
Reduced Tassengei Kates Front East­
Lodge Directory.
•I W. II. Jones has m-sved his Love,
Apples—Green, 75c to 2.25.
foothills and high lands of the Rocky
ern Points to Cottage Grove.
family to their homestead on Mosby
Marie Jones.
region are to he had. Kven far to the
Grape fruit—Crate $ 3. to 3.50
creek.
‘•From
Febv, 15th until April 7th
After
the
music
light
refresh­
east the range Is cheap, and practically
Cranberries—$14.
A . F. & A. M.
ments were served by the little
|
and
fiom
Sept.
15 until Oct. 3 1st,
the only cost is tin* employment of
Tropical fruits—Lemons, fancy,
tffoG Colonist tickets will be sold
ones, who hugely enjoyed their $3.50; choice, 3.00 per box; oranges,
herders. T h e shipper in this Instance
Silk Creek.
Cottage Glove Lodge No. 5 1 .
paid ns high as $2.30 for lambs, while
task, and did the dainty luncheon $2.75 lo 3 00; bauauas, 5c per lb; Meetings 1st and 3rd Wednesdays ! from tie east to Oregon Line points
Mr. Thus Hieh'itds >11 lias been justice as only children can.
ewes brought as high as $1. T h e west­
as follows:
pineapples, $4 50 to 5 per dozen.
of each month.
ern herders are lid d in g their flocks for doing unite a lot of slashing on his
Mrs. Welch displays rare tact
From Chicago, 111,, $38.00.
Potatoes—Oregon, 00 to 75c.
tin* wool 1 hey produc»
.1 I. fírnif In place recently.
L. F Wooley, W. M.
and ability in her teaching. Her
“ ¿U l.'*uis, Mo., $3o.oo.
LIV
E
STO
C
K
M
A
RKET.
Country <Jentlem.-n.
Sam Dame wood spent Saturday! methods are such as to awaken the
J
B.
Lurch,
Secy.
*• Memphis. Tenn., $3?.5o.
Cattle— Best steers $3.75 to 4.00;
interest and sympathy of her pu­ cows ; 3.OO to 3.25; calves, $3.00 to
at S. Burchaui’s,
Omaha, Neb., $ 25.00.
I* latee <«» Sturi ti urlici» Plant«.
pils,
fo that they are able not only
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Kansas City, Mo., $25.00.
T h e k itc h e n window is not a suitable
$ 4.7o.
I,. H Slagle and wife went to the
G . A. R.
to read the music but to bring out
* St Paul, Minn., $25.oo.
place for startin g a variety of garden I Grove Saturday.
Sheep—$5.75 to 6.00
the composers meaning by fine exe-
'• Sioux City, la., $25.00.
p la n ts.
'I'lie a c c o m m o d a ti o n s are not
Appomatax l’ost No. 34.
Hogs—$6 25 to G.5o
There was quite a gathering of cu ion The little fingers move
Denver, Colo., $25.00.
HUlliciently amp!*
and the boxes are
H
O
PS,
WOOL,
ETC
.
Meets
at
1
p.
m.
on
the
2nd
and
more or less of a nuisance In the kltch- the young people ol tfie neighbor- j with a strong aud even touch.
Corresponding
rates sill be made
Hops— Choice 10 to 11
hood at the home of A D. Owens
4th Saturday of each month.
Her class is large and we shall
from other points, and will apply
Wool—
Valley
20
to
27
c;
Fast,
Saturday evening on the invitation soon have some tine musician* aa
Dr D. L. Woods, Post Com.
to ali points on Oregon Lines.”
ern Oregon IH to 20c.
of Ids daughter Miss Amy
Pleas­ the result of her work
J . M. IsIIA.XI
G. W. McReynolds, Adjutant
ant table games were played during
1 the evening. Also some music,
IN BIG KSTIOX
L o n d o n iire its,
The Medford Mail 01 March S) is
| trotli vocal and instrumental was
X o appetite, lo ss of s t r e n g t h , n e r ­
Mi.
Levi
Geer
is
t>ff
to
Eugene
vousness,
h
e a d a c h e , c o n s t i p a t i o n , had
a special edition of 24 pages illustra­
tendered
All present enjoyed the
Bohemia Camp No. 200.
r e a t h , g e n e r a l d e b i l i t y , s o u r risin g s,
tive of Medford and Jackson county.
eveuing .>lid wilt doubtless be glad ; on a business trip as manager of b mid
e a t u r r h o f the s t o m a c h a r e nil Meets each Friday evening.
the
O,
M.
S.
Association.
! anti is a fine paper, well gotten up, a
to “go again,”
due
to
i
n
d
ig
e
s
t
i
o
n
.
K
o
d
o
l
l),\s|«*|isla
eli, as F arm .lournal rciiuirks in tìguriug
F C- Coffman, Consul Com.
credit to the paper, and should be
Mr. Gregory, the Blackbvtte Cure c u r e s i n d ig e s t i o n . T h i s new dis­
Mis-. Minnie Dresser visited her
n little house flint ju s t tlils thè bill f o r a
cov
e
ry
re
p
r
es
e
n
ts
the
natu
ra
l
ju
ic
e
s
of
Cbas. VatiDenburg, Clerk.
productive
of aibch good to the
ticigl
t
man
stopped
at
London
and
place tu start all kiuds of garden pianta. parents at I.Mix Hollow
d ig e stio n ns th e y e x i s t in 11 h e a lt h y
whole community
loaded on nine cas*s of London s t o m a c h , c o m b in e d w ith th e g r e a t e s t
T h e filali of thè house is sutlh leiitly
Mineral water for the ware house known t o n i c nn d r e c o n s t r u c t i v e p r o p ,
showu in tlie cut.
\ little stove eau be
0 . E. S.
erties.
K o d o l D.x-pepsin t ula* does
uscii lo keep Ufi ilo* uccded wamitll ut Government Will Co-operate With S. at Cottage Grove.
lie t r W - - it:
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m ie
L iir t y
R is e r s
n
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t
only
c
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r
e
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d
ig
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s
t
i
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n
mid
d
y
s
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P. in Alfalfa-Growing in the
Lilglit, or a simili hot water heater cali
Cottage Grove Chapter No. 4.
Miss
liiilii
McMaster
of
Porier,
pep
sia,
hill
the
fall
O
i
l
s
re
m
e
d
y
cures
The
famous
little
pills.
t»e put In. with plpcs niiinlng along be
Valley.
Wash , just from the Steise Bible all s t o m a c h t r o u b le s hy c le a n s in g , Meetings held on 2nd and 4th Fri­
neath tln» bendi.
im
rif)
lug.
s
w
e
e
te
n
in
g
mid
s
t
r
e
n
g
t
h
e
n
-
Telegram, March 1 | News of school near Oregon City arrived at
day of each month.
T h e seeds should all be sown in boxes
IHfc O K I f i l M A L LAV . ,
COUCH SY R U P
lu g the m u c o u s iiiciiih rm ies lin in g the
in order tliat thè lattei* may be turued ¡the intention of the Southern l‘a- London on Tuesday on board of one st uiucli.
Mrs. C. H. Burkholder. W. M.
She
end for end. as thè min ,'draws” thè I cific to introduce alfalfa in the Wil of the west side livery rigs.
K o d o l Dyspepsia Cure a flel m e a l s is
W. 8 . Bennett, W. P.
pianta toward tlie Ughi, T h e house lamettc Valley lias leached the De
txpectH to reside at Landoti for the not o nly t h o r o u g h l y r e lia b le d i g e s t -
Red Clover BlitSdom and Honey Bee on Every Bolli«,
Miss
Celia Lurch. Secy.
a
n
t
,
hut
i
t
c
o
n
t
a
i
n
s
g
r
e
a
t
to
n
ic
and
should face a little cast, ut soUth and pm Intent of Agriculture of the Fed- j summer as her father expects to ho
r
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c
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s
t
r
u
c
t
i
v
e
p
r
o
p
e
i
t
l
e
s
us
well.
necd uot be more thau slx feet wlde, eral Government, with the result ] in London oti the 25th of this
T h i s f i i m o m rem ed y
enables
the
wlth siici» Icu.-itli as is deslrcd. Un ve that co-operation ol the department month to take charge of the London
s to m a c h n n d d ig e s t i v e o r g a n s to t h o r ­
K. of P.
some of thè Windows mudo so tliat will he secured. C. V. Piper, agro
hotel tor the season. Mr. McMas­ o u g h l y d ig est, a s s i m i l a t e and c o n t r i ­
they cali beo p e ne d ; then thè room may Biologist of the Bureau ol Plant In­
Juvenilis I.odge No. 48.
ter is an experienced hotel manager b ute to t he tiss u e s nil of t h e n o u r i s h ­
uot be overheated at midday.
dustry, has written R 1!. Miller, having conducted the hotel Imsi ment (lin t is c o n t a in e d in such food ns Meets every Wednesday night.
mnv b e e n t i n .
¡»metal height agent <>! tlie llarii ness in the slate of Wisconsin for
L W. Baker, Chaucelliir Com.
K o d o l Dyspepsia Cure e l e n r s the
SI r i » > liiyf l o O l l i c r F l e l d u .
j man Ninthwest system, olfding to f o u r te e n years beiirc xve predict good way and m a k e s s u r e t h e j o u r n e y f r o m Cbas YanDetibnig, K. o f B. A S.
c
m au
Puoi* rollini* oli fruita fiuti vegeta*
si ku ess to h e allii and w e a k n e s s to
blcs sliippcd oiit of .»ulti T e x a s laat aid the experiments mid the off 1 hotel st i vice tot the ensuing season.
trength .
If t h e s t o m a c h is d i s o r ­
This family will be a much needed s dered
scason operatisi t * discourage thou has been accepted.
K o d o l will cu re it.
1. O.O. F.
This
means
that
the
work
will
be
sands of lncxperieiiced growers so that
addition to o n village along busi­
K o d o l D y spepsia C llle lays I lie fo u n ­
tr-revER"
un uiticrsliip In mani, lo, al truck grow 1 conducted on a much larger scale ness lines, iudustiies aud energetic d a t i o n f o r he alth , and t h e u p b u ild in g
Cottage Grove N0.G8.
e rs ’ assorbitimi« l i a s gp-aily dccreased, than was at lir-st anticipated.
The | people am a ’xvays welcome in our o ' s t r e n g t h bx c l e a n s i n g , purili.ving Meetings every Saturday night.
suys F arm ; ud Ranch
Illesi* amateur Government is to provide tw -filths midst, also our moral and religious and s w e e t e n i n g the g l a n d s nn d m em ­
b r a n e s of t h e s t o m a c h , nn d by sup­
S. S. Shortndge X. G.
Iruckers are drawn lo ila* Ughi shilling jot the seed planted, b e s i d e s the in 1
force will li- much strengthened
ply in g n a t u r a l ju ic e s n e c e s s a r y to
from tliat wili 4»* ila* w ls|i, tifteen cent iii'iil.itiny material
Gits D. Gtoss, Secy.
The see I is to
feci l ii d lg c s li o n , a s s i m i l a t i o n mill
coltoli, and are wiilmg in tiirow away
The surrounding country stems pci
n u tritio n .
K odol d ig e s t s w h a t y o u
come
front
Montana
and
pa
t
of
it
tlie vnluable e\|»cricnce of lust year
vocal - ith the voice of spring; song c a t , p r e v e n t s c o l i c , c h o l e r a , d ia r r h o e a ,
M. W . o f A.
In au effort tu niake a “leu strlke” ou will be ol varieties which origiua
birds join the dim us with delightful flux, d y s en te ry m id s u m m e r e o m -
ted
in
TurkistuD,
Argentina,
France!
rottoli
Tliev bave l'oi g »lleu thè boi)
plain
ls
g
e
n
e
r
a
l
l
y
,
a
n
d
It-
use
will
c
u
re
A representative of glee and sing the welcome songs as in d ig e s t io n and c h ro n ic d ysp e p sia Meetings 1st aud jrrl Tuesday.
w ce vii and otin t iiiiccrtaiutlee timi and Arabia.
Lelioy Woods, Consul.
Kodol is g o o d a l i k e
the depiutmcnt will visit eachot when Hie lillits bloom and the green p e r m a n e n t l y .
E l y ’ s C r e a m B a l m
dotti heilge ibis King abolii
the tracts plante I during the season grass cover the lawn. The hills for y o u n g am i o l d . Y o u r d r u g g i s t
T h i s R e m e d y is a S p e c if ic ,
C.
W.
Wallace,
Secy.
are green and cattle and sheep are sells it.
S u re to C iv o S a t is fa c t io n .
Prit l ie r’« Wisdom.
to vn w the progress made.
busily teeding on the early products
C IV E S R EL IE F AT ONCE.
'l'in* itiiii'lii'iiiMi i r< >t 11 experiment*'
(iKOI Ml IS PREPARATION.
Royal Neighbors. I) , lcanses, sooth. -, loads, and protects the
of theat fertile hills and vales, aud
T h e b e st s a f e g u a r d a g a i n s t h e a d ­
•ml my gciier.il opinioni li. respect to
li-i asfd membrane. It cures Catarrh ami
u b le s
the scuinoii nf priming ns for us ilio
I lie ground is being plowed aud j one is intoxicated with Hie refresh­ ache. c o n s t i p a t i o n and l iv e r t r R o ise
r s. Meets 2nd and 4th Wednesday ol , 1 rives away a Cold in the Head quickly.
liculhig o f wounds is ron i n u il. In (bla: li.iriowed, .iti-t is (o be cultivated ing breeze as it whispers gently is B eV V itt's L i t t l e E a r l y
Gestures the Senses of Taste anil Hmell.
K e e p a v i a l o f t h e f a m o u s l it t l e pills each mouth.
Tlie bical lime Is in spring before
through the trees in these mountain In th e h o u s e and t a k e a d ose a t bed
Gxsy to ns. . Contains no injurious drugs.
igau
April
1
.
Ten
days
later
it
Ethel
Bisby,
Oracle.
growth liei;ins dale l-’cbcnary. March
\pplied into the nostrils anil absorbed,
ho m es.
t i m e w hen y o u feel t h a t tile s t o m a c h
will
l>
e
Inn
owed
again
and
planted
l - i r v Size, fit) cents ut Bruvgisls or by
ami cari.»
\ i >r i I In Sew York), but
Mrs. C. W. Wallace. Recorder.
a n d b o w e l s need cle a n s in g . T h e y
|
at
the
late
o|
co
pounds
ot
seed
to
nail; Trial Size, 10 cents l,y mail.
If is the intention of the board ol d o n 't g r ip e . S o l d by B e n s o n ' s l’ h ar-
■noie oc|M-nils ii|ion (lie position of the
ELY BROTHERS, 56 Warren St.. New York,
wound in (lie l u v ami tin- length of the acre, togethei with land plaster othcers of the London Springs to mney.
uni inoculating soil Where acidity add all Hie comtorts p o s s i b l e to the
„I il I > than on Hie time of year I 11
K. O. T. M.
.exists 1000 pounds of the soil will grounds to make this resort all that
Hailey
Behind on Orders.
ARRIVAL AMD DEPARTURE OF S. P. TRAINS.
Cascade No. CG.
be os. d to each aeie l’o determine heart can wish with the means at
NORTH BOUND
SOUTH HOC!
Levi
iL
er
was
a
visitor
in
town
NO. 12
.11.5.: p.III.
No. II
. .3:0.» p
Meets e 'e rj Thursday night.
the acidity of the soil a sample is j command. 'The camping and bath­
No.
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a
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No
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H I N T S IN t i A R D F N I N G
|dac<d in u glass jar and satura'ed ing privibges will lie in easy re:- di on Thursday. He states that the
O. II Yeatcb, Com.
with wate r A piece of blue litmus ol all and those xx ho wish to max dcmaml for mineral water is grow­
It. k Dennis, Cooler.
The enrl.x spriii« tulido lieet from Its papet is submerged in it aud if
all summer can «asily tix up a cn up ing eveiy «lav, and that it is al­
very llfst I**- t‘p Into (lie light of il l)
most
impossible
for
them
to
keep
there i- an excess ol acid the paper that would tempt the taste < I a
Htmulil l»t* fortrt d into such a ipii, k ami
0. it S.
R. R. CO.
turns a d<cp pink.
L. O. T. M.
king as tin clear, limped str* itu 1 ace with the demands for it. He
healthy grow til that it never should
made trips in loaded with all that
Tim« Table No. 4
Paul
Slump,
assistant
general
j
from
the
mountains
pass
djrectlx
ol
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k
until
ii
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o
know ani Id.mira
Lady Lamson Hive No. 42.
T o t a k e effect April lid. 19u6.
ft eight ag* nt, is receiving a number 1 through the grounds and furnish the team could haul, both days,
is »vml> l > I h * placed on sale or used.
F a s t B nin i
an«l 4 T u esd a y
W B
Meets
2nd
amt
4th
Friday
of
each
and
still
was
a
number
of
cases
T h e re is no heller lime than Febril of inquiries for the pamphlet 011 ill- ; au abundance of fresh water for
and Sat only
l an d
D a ily Kx-
W Cotton cooking, washing and general camp back with his orders. He is greatly mouth.
IIry for stallin g (lit* liotbcd c ltllfr for falfa written i>\ W
N o 3 - No i
j jp t Snuday.
No 2 -
|i|ai.Is or s ibol-
Ilio im i i islug sun which xx ill be issued ill a few d>xs, , use and the pump brings to a con­ pleased with the ineiease in the
Mrs. Maty Schmutz, I,. C.
F.M A M M
STRTIUNS
| Kiev | A.M
slid lengtIn nInu days nee all in fa\or mil it is asked that all growers in venient point on the ground, an sales, and predicts a greater gath­
2:a)7:3it 0 4*«*l ago Drove
671 il ly
Mi-s I.eta Sanford. K K
widen
7io I0:4i>
, f lis s u r i s - , say a market gnrihuicr. t«rested in the experiments lor
abundance of the famous London ering at that already popular sum­
6
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10:44
mer
resort
with
the
summer
days.
F o r cab b age plants son assai of Jcr- ward their addresses to Mr, Slump
'i:59 7 .V4 M . <'erro «»ortlo
770 lo :w
Mineral water tie-h from natures
3:04 8:04 7 7 .
Bakfr
. jto; jQ.’gg
•cy Wakefield III l i l i s II lbs I with Unlit,
R eb b eecas
3:14 8:14 8 3
(>or*‘iiM
r?41 10”40
Tracts of live acres have been labratory being a special remedy f o r Many changes for the better will be
Red K h * i . sal 10:23
loamy sod it. Ibc latter part of I clini-
' leased at Forest Grove, Mc.Miiiu rheumatism, catarrh, k i d n e y , made, as well as preparations lor a
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1°
•
»¿ravel
P
i
t
901
io jo
Cottage
Grove
No.
24.
• r y . Krt |. In a mild botimi or any
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S i e s .n
. 914
10*91
xi le, \mity, Independence, Fan- stomach and general blood Doubles much larger company of health
3.48 9.40112
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warm, miniij piai e
Meetings
zml
and
4th
Friday
of
3.41 9:45|12 8
Rocky Point.
946 9 45
1 by, Woodburn. Mount Ang<l. Sa The carbornator is located near the seekers. Mr. John Sutherland has
I ¡ I I .. a i ' 1 ■■ al di
. il II '. . .>ld rODl
3 :fi09:06 15 6 Re-1 Bridge
. 10*20
9 35
, lem. Turnea,
Mboiiv. L 'b a n tt west si le ot the campus where is been appointed sole pres* agent aud each month.
. W ildfrooJ
{¿ g
post to I b c r i l l t i r l i piai
im i f o r c e
is
getting
right
down
to
hard
work
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If t i n t «
10*:70
F.tta
Baker,
N
B.
Springfield,
Brownsville,
Creswell
turned ut from t j lo 20 case* per
under keifs . 1 1 - \
o . r. ■ ! w It b br r-
Knd of rra«*k
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Katie B Ye-itch. Secy.
niuuure I f you wont t e n d e : •url.i stalk-- Halsey, Sjlvertou, Brooks and Col­ day of the cat lx mate I watei When
!4>ibj»*«*t to f»tian<e w ithom notie«.
All outw ard freight fnrwanted <,niv
He s i i l e l<> pul r u nid, m anure lu t l i e lage »¡rove. xxilli a foill acre piece the plant i* opeiatid t<> its full ca
I n d i g e s t i o n is m u c h o f a h a b i t
Joint risk Of rhir.fwr and eon sign re 7
llirte pacitv «ill tin 11 out much more
cenf«*r *>f th e b o l l a d, -o there will he was select I at Nexxlui
D o n ' t g e t tlie h a b i t
’l a k e a little
.. i t ' at N ■'ih Yamhill. 1 wo acres I
VKRir.VS
K o d o l |)\s;e,*slH c a r e a f t e r e a t i n g
Do sagging
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t -»-
,—
y . . . ru'iqr
a n d y o u will q u i t iNdcliinir, pu ffing ,
« »Y- nmr*«1arf and .**htnrdirv
I ’oor (jardeus nrc cxp.uslw In Ue> at Dundee. I ugene, Shi rinan, HiUs
pulp it i l i n g a n d
fro w n in g .
Kodol
M r s . L F. T hompson .
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boro,
Dallas
and
Gervals,
with
one
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end.
D i g e s t s xx-hat y o u e a t a n d m a k e s t h e
r x t t r a m i r r i g h i imi.| hr .•» L I
Other »elect Munie N lolrtie, went to Eugene s to m a c h sxveet. Sold by Benson's listes per lay .......
Cblblreii love gardening. T!»courage .icie at Oregon City.
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e t p e rm .t ot it h r ,n f
( ioti* will he made la'er,
fhuraday on business.
Pharmacy.
^Room and boat I, pc;
them.
. .$4.50
A . 11 . W O O D , Mwnaj
A fire*nt U a » ln e H «
A round
High Orade Meats
It I n C 'n rrlo d on
C lik 'iiK O .
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Pork, Mutton and V e a l
Our Refrigerator
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