Cottage Grove leader., March 31, 1906, Image 4

Market Reports.
Portland, Mar. 30 1906.
G R A IN ,
PRODUCE, FEED,
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High Grade M e a t s =
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Wheat— W alla Walla, 67c; Valley, I i
73c; blueutem, 67 red, G5c.
Oats— W h it«
$28; gray, $27. ' -Ji
Barley— Brewing, $23.50; f e e d ,
$23.50; rolled, $24 to 2 5 .
Hay— Timothy, $9.50 to Slo.so;
clover, $8.50 to $9; cheat, $6.50 to
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$7; alfalfa, $ 10 .
Millatuffa— Middlings, $25 to 2G;
chop, $19; bran, $ 17 to 18;sliorts
$18 to 19.
Flour— Hard
wheat,
patent,
$3.85;
straight,
$3.40;
gra­
ham, $3,25; rye, $5; whole wheat if-
flour, $3.50; valley flour $3.30to3.45
Dakota, $fi.5o to 7 2 5 ; Eastern rye,
$5.40; Pillsbury, $(¡.20
Corn— Whole, $24; cracked, $25
per ton.
Rye— $1.50 per cwt.
Fresh Beef, Pork, Mutton and Veal
always ready.
Our Refrigerator
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Fresh Fish each Tuesday and Friday.
See our plant, everything new and up-to-date.
! -sj J. H. B a r t e ls $ C o .
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PRODUCE.
Butter—-Fancy
creamery,
25
creamery, 29 c to dairy,
14
to 15c; store 14 to 15c.
Cheese— Young
America, 16c,
Oregon full cream, i5c.
F g gs — Fresh Oregon
ranch
16.
Poultry— Roosters, 8 to 9c; liens
1 4 ; fryers, lO.Jc to 11; broilers
20 to 22 c; geese, live, 9 to; 9.50
dressed, 1 1 - 1 1 *^; turkeys, live. 14 -15
dressed, iG to 17 c; ducks, old,
I 4 to 15c; spring ducks, 16 to 18c;
pigeons, per dozen, $1 to 1.25;
squabs, 2.50 to $3.
H oney— Dark, 10J^ to 11c; am­
ber, I 2 to 13c;
fancy white, 14 to
15c.
26 c; city
F R U IT S
AND VEGETABLES.
You w ill always be happy if you
burn electric lights, for they will
“ T ic k le y o u to d e a th .”
C o tta g e G ro v e E le c t r ic
Lodge D irectory.
Apples— Green, $2 to 2.50.
Grape fruit— Crate $ 3. to 3.50 '
Cranberries— $14.
Tropical fruits— Lemons, farcy,
Cottage Grove
$ 3 . 50 ; choice, 3.00per box; oranges,
Meetings 1st and
$3.25 to 3 50; bananas, 5c per lb
pineapples, $4 50 to 5 per dozen.
of each month
Potatoes— Oregon, 60 lo 75c.
L . F.
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
J.
Co. .
Reduced Passengei Rates From East­
ern Feints to Cottage Grove.
‘ •From Feby. 15th until A pril 7 th
and fioui Sept. 15 until Oct. 3 1 st,
Lodge No. 5 1 .
r9o6 Colonist tickets will be sold
3rd Wednesdays! from the east to Oregon Line points
as follows:
From Chicago, 111., $ 33 . 00 .
Wooley, W . M.
“ St Louis, Mo., $3o.oo.
B. Lurch, »Secy.
*’ Memphis, Tenn., $ 37 .5o.
“ Omaha, Neb., $ 2 5 . 00 .
cows ; 3,50 to 3.75; calves, $3.
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Kansas City, Mo., $ 2 5 . 00 .
$4.75.
4 St Paul, Minn., $25.oo.
Sheep— $6.00 to 6.25
Appomatax Post N o. 34 .
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S io u x City, la., $ 2 5 . 00 .
Hogs— $7 to 7.25
Meets at 1 p. m. on the 2 nd and
“ Denver, Colo., $ 25 . 00 .
HOPS, WOOL, ETC.
Corresponding rates trill be made
4th Saturday o f each month.
Hops— Choice 10 to 11
from
ether points, amt will apply
Mohair, choice 25 to 28 c.
Dr. D. L . Woods, Post Com.
to all points on Oregon Lines.”
W ool— Valley 26 to
27 c; East,
G. W . McReynolds, Adjutant
ern Oregon 18 to 20c.
•J. M. IsHAM.
IN D IG E S T IO N .
N o appetite, loss of . strength, n er­
vousness, headache, constipation, bad
bre ath , gen eral d eb ility , so u r risings,
anil c a t a rr h of the stom ach are all
due to Indigestion. K o do l Dyspepsia
Cure cures indigestion. This new dis­
covery represents the natural juices of
digestion as they exist in a healthy
stom ach , com bined w ith the greatest
known fu n ic a n d reconstructive p r o p ­
erties.
Kodol D yspepsia C ure does
n o t only cure Indigestion and dys-
pepsia, but tlie fam ous rem edy cures
all stom ach tro u b les by cleansing,
p u rify in g , sw eetening and strengt bell­
in g tlie m ucous m em branes lin in g the
stomach.
K o d o l Dyspepsia Cure after m eals is
uot only th oro u gh ly reliable d ig e s t-
ant, bu t it contains g reat tonic and
reconstrui-tlve properties
as
well.
purposes. They stand the summer well
T his fa rn o m rem edy
en a b les
the
and make exceedingly flue heads.
M. R. Garoutte, of
Cottage stom ach a n d digestive o r g a n s t»> th or­
o u g h ly digest, assim ilate and contri­
Trianon ( 'os when properly grown is G rove, was iu the city Thursday
one of the best flavored in cultivation, Mr. Garoutte is in the livery husi- bute to the tissues all of the nourish­
ment th at Is contained in such food as
auil Immensity Is 011 c of the largest.
nsss, and has perhaps one of the m ay be eaten.
A s soon as they are ready pot off
K o d o l Dyspepsia Cure c lears the
largest establishments o f its kiud iu
into two inch pots, und as soon ns they
way an d m akes sure the jou rney fro m
Southern
Oregon.
He
is
posting
have Ailed those well wiifc roots trans­
sickness to health and w eak n ess to
and he strength. IT the sto m ach Is d is o r­
fer to cold frames, which will bo about himself on the country,
tliiuks that the prettiest part of dered K o d o l will cure it.
the flrst week in March.
K o d o l Dyspepsia C ure lays the foun­
Provided the frames have been idle Oregon is the valley surrounding
all winter take off about tw o inches of Youcalla, and will advise relatives d a tio n fo r health, and the u p b u ild in g
tile old soil, and then throw it up well and friends who have been asking of stren gth by cleansing, p u rifiy in g
with a fork or spade and give it a good for an opportunity to tiuv homes to and sw eeten in g the g la n d s a n d mem­
b ra n es of the stom ach , and hy s u p ­
sprinkling of air slacked lime to sweet­
locate with us.— Youcalla Indepen­ p ly in g natural juices necessary to
en tln> soil: I f the days are mild take the |
perfect Indigestion, assim ilatio n an d
sasli off. putting them on again at ulght. | dent
nutrition. K o d o l digests w h at you
The ground should be kept constantly
S H E R I F I'S S A L E ()N E X E C U T I O N eat, p rev en ts co lic,ch o lera, diarrhoea,
stirred to mellow the soil and keep j
tlux, dysentery a n d sum m er com ­
IN F O R E C L O S U R E .
plaints gen e ra lly , a n d its use will cure
down weeds, giving copious supplies of
Netico is hereby given
that by in digestion and
chronic dyspepsia
water when needed, but when heading
virtue of nil execution an d order of p erm an en tly .
Kodol is go o d alik e
keep lh«> water from the heart.
sale issued out of the Circuit C ou rt of for y o u n g and o ld . Your d ru g g ist
the S ta te of Oregon fo r the County of sells It.
T li«- X n i F l u x l i K l u n t r r ,
L an e on the 27th day of M arch , 190ti,
Aii Industry new nt least to Mlnne- I oil a ju d gm en t rendered in said C o u rt
R . a l t y T ran s fe rs .
the Mli d ay o f M a rc h , l'.H)t>, in a
sola has Ix-en introduced during quite 011
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n-cent years. It relates to the nmuu- ■
wherein l.illin J. Wheeler was
R W and Csra B Veatch to H.
fnctiire o f flax strnw into binding plaintiff an d L . 8. P e n g r a an d A. F. C Veatch certain land in sec 33
W heeler w ere Defendants an d again st
twin«».
I’r ifessor Shaw afllrms in
the A b o v e nam ed L. 8
l ’eu gra De­ 20 . s r 3 w ; $1200.
Orange Judd Farm er that one of the fendant fo r the sum of Bight Hun
fluent features of the new Industry d ie d Seventy Three and .'JO-100 D o l ­
The best s a fe g u a r d a ga in st head­
is that it will tend w r y much to b-ssen lars with interest thereon from said
waste on many farms of the west. No­ st li d a y of March, PHHi. a t the ra te of ache, co n stip a tio n and liv er troubles
is D e W it t ’s L itt le E a r ly
Risers.
where probably in all the United States
per cent per minimi and ¡Sixty five A
Keep a v ia l of the fam ous lit tie pills
lias the slu o f waste prevailed to sueh no-100 D u llais a tto rn e y s fees and the
in the house and take a d ose at bed
an extent ns in the western and north­ further sum o f Seventeen A 47*-100 tim e when y ou feel th a t the stom ach
and
disbursem ents
western states.
F lax straw w as al­ D ollars costs
They
w h ich judgm ent w as enrolled and a n d b o w e ls need cleansing.
most a complete waste.
The greater
docketed in tli** Clerks Ottloe of said d o n 't grqre. S o ld by B e n s o n 's P h a r ­
the Dumber o f acres devoted to the
Court In said County on tlie lath day macy.
growth of flax the greater was the of M arch, l!MMi and said I’.xeeatiOi and
waste.
Order of sale to me directed Com m and
vSweet P e a C o n te s t
¡tig me in tlio N am e o f the S tate of
Children
and everybody else! The
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At tlie last international 1 was much incut, costs and acc rsln g costs to s d l Woman's Club o f C» tlage Grove
is Convinced Bristol was not
amused nt the discussion in various the fo llo w in g »(escribed real property are going to offer prizes for tlie best
Guilty of International Wrong
quarters ns to whether the Hampshire to-u it :
sweet peas grown in Cotta 2 e Grove,
Doing.
T h e N orlti half of the N o rth Fast
swltio are o f the bacon or lard type.
and
will also hold a flower show, at
Washington, March 28.— I’ resi- I Tlie Individual who calla Hampshire Q uarter and the N oitli ball id tlie which all kinds of cut flowers,
North West G.iarter »»t Seetion No.
dctlt ItooseV flt has duciped to Hga tl swine bacon animals has not yet learn­ Eighteen in ro w n s h ip N,>. T w e n ty ' potted plants and flowers « i l l be
appoint W . C. Bristol U. S district ed tlie A B C o f wluit tlio term bacon One South Itangc No. T h r..- Ka.-t of exhibited. The lailits will furnish
means, rt-tnnrks Professor T. W . Shaw the W illam ette .Meridian L an e County.
attorney o f Oregon. He notified 1
seed when desired, and want to
In American Agriculturist.
State of < tregou.
Senator Fulton of his decision this
N o w Therefore, In tin* Y u m - of the I work up an interest in beautifying
morning and stated that upon full I
S t a te of O regon nml in Com pliance | the town.
T h e lim it H orae.
consideration o f the cmsp he was
Children get your parents to givr
The draft horse is the horse for the w l t t s.ml Execution Hud Order of -a le
convinced that Bristol
was not farmer. There is lc--s risk in raising it, 1 «111 on Monday the 7th »lav of M ay . you each a little plot of groutni to
1906, between the hours o f o'clock A. I
guilty of intentional wrongdoing iu . and then you have something when It M and (o 'c lo c k P. M. tow it at O n e 1 work in, aud get them to help you
writing the letter upon which the Is grown — something that will work o 'clo ck P. M. said »lay at the S o u th plant aud care for «ome sweet peas
former nomination was withdrawn , and do a lot o f it mid something that west »loor of the County C ou rt Hons«» I and flowers.
hi Eugene, Lane County,
Oregon,
Fulton says lie will not oppose the will sell, says a farmer.
The ladies have not yet an­
offer fo r »ale for cash. suhje«'t to r«»-1
confirmation. It is believed the |
dcm ptloii all of the above named De­ nounced what the prize w ill l»e nor
O n t h e \ 1 e rt.
judiciarg committee o f the eeuate
\. K. the conditions, but it will be open
Ohio farmers, according to an e x fendants I. S. P e n g ra am i
will take a stand against the con­ change, are demanding fairness and W heeler tight title and iiil»»rest in and to anybody residing
in Cottage
to th e a lro v i »l«scrlb«'d teal property.
firmation.
Grove. Get the best seed you can.
will sec that all the legislation iu Ohio
Dn to I this 2Sth «lav of M arch. PH»».
is not exclusively for two or three large
and the best variety, and see if you
Fi<Kir F i s k ,
cities.
Subscribe for the Leader.
can not get the reward they offer.
Sheriff ot L an e C ounty, O rego n .
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T h t recent visit of the party ex-
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cursioniats from tha state of Wash-
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ington, headed by Governor Mead,
to California, following as it did a
similiar excursion
from Oregon
beadod by Governor Chamberlain,
shows conclusively that the idea of
R A IS IN G C H IC K S .
a union of the Pacific States is near­
l l o w t o Mnk<> a B r o o d e r O u t o f a n er a consumption than many people
O ld r n c k l i i K < a n e.
suppose. It has been the idea of
Those who p refer the iirtiUcial meth Mr. Rufus P. Jennings, chairman
cd of raising chicks can make a brood of the California Promotion com­
cr out o f nil old packing case which mittee, for some years that an or­
will accommodate fifty - hicks at a cost
ganization for the commercial and
of about a dollar. Such a brooder has
industrial co-operation o f the aix
given excellent results at one of the
experiment stations when used in u Pacific coast atates and the territory
shed or colony house. Details of con­ of Arizona, formed ou the lines of
struction of a brooder of tli’ kind are the California Promotion committee
iowei would tend to bring about broader
shown 111 the Illustration
it 11 Ins development of the coast region,
section of the brooder, wli
dire« and a wider recognition commerci­
the lamp fo r heating, la u
ally and politically of the wonder­
ful resources of this part o f the
United States.
Wuat has been accomplished by
the California Promotion commit­
tee tor California in the way of
publicity and development be done
even on a broader scale for the en­
tire coast region if the six states
and the territory of Arizona shall
homemadk liKoooEit.
join hands in fuitherauce of this
feet square made of ton Inch board» great work.
Naturally the firrt re-
which is covered with tin or galvanic , quisite for such a union would be
ed lrou.
the complete organization of each
Above tliis cover, around tlio edges state under the influence of a cen-
of the lump box, one inch strips are tral
organization which central
nulled. T w o one inch holes are bored
body would be represented in a
through these strips on each side of the
body composed of -lepresentatives
box for the purpose of ventilation. A
from
each o f the states of Washing­
lloor of matched boards Is laid on the
strips. A hole eight Inches in dinmetei ton, Oregon, California, Idaho, N e ­
is cut In the ceuter of this lloor, and vada and Utah and the territory of
over it is reversed an old tin pau ten Arizona
Inches In diameter, the sides of the
What could he accomplished by
pan being punched full of boles tc such a combined effort ou the part
allow free circulation of heat.
Ovei of all the interests involved on the
this is placed n table two feet six
pacific slope is almost beyond com-,
inches square, with legs four and a
piilation. It
would mean
t h e
biAfrnmi!il ^h cKbsldeS o f this table is greatest commercial and industrial
tacked a curtain of felt cut from top P ° 'ver in the whole country; it
to bottom at Intervals of live or six w o u ld mean a political force that
Inches to allow the chicks to pass in ( would compel recognition at the
and out at will, the whole being sur j hands o f the congress and o f the
rounded by boards four inches high : governmental departments; it would
and three feet long nailed together at
the upbuilding of a part of
the United States, the resources of
which are beyond the comprehen­
sion of those
who have never
studied the polieical economy of the
[ great western slope cf the nation.
section through mihple oit DBooDEii. j
T li e California P r o m o t i o n
the corners and resting ou the floor ot I through its chairman, Dr. Rufus P.
tlie brooder. When the chicks are ten Jennings is preparing for an active
days old ono of these boards may b« movement in the pirection o f such
taken aw ay and a bridge used so that a combination.
The trip of the
the chicks may run from the hover to Washingtonians, who traversed both
the floor o f the room.
the slates o f Oregon and California,
brings about a feeling of amity and
COLD FRAM E L E T T U C E .
community o f interest. Th e party
from Washington saw California
S o w N o w F o r S n c c e a a lo n a n d T r a n » -
from the northern line clear down
p l i i u t I11 M a r c h .
Sow lettuce seed now and for suc­ 1 to Los Angeles, being entertained
cession about every two weeks. Excel­ at all points of interest in the state,
lent varieties are: M arket Gardeners’, and when the members returned to
Private Stock. Immensity and Trianon ; their homes they felt that there was
Cos.
Trianon Cos Is usually sown la tie of kinship between their state
about the 1st of April and from that
and California. It is the fostering
date on till August Is continued with all
of this feeling that is the object of
the varieties nt Intervals of seven to
ten days. From that time lettuce is in­ the present work of the California
Promotion sommittee
along the
clined to "bo lt" or run to seed.
These are three good lettueo for uli lines of a Pacific States Union.
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Every encouragement that can be
given the Goverumeut to begin for­
estry propagation and more effec­
tive protection of existing forest»
Irom fires, has come from Oregon.
In the eurly days of forest reserve
formation, the Government has not
given much attention to the more
serious duties that will follow later,
when matured timber is beiug cut,
and urgent public needs require
rapid reforestation as nature w ill
permit. In Oregon these possi­
bilities are at their best. A ll re­
serves created on the lower ranges
w ill have a moist, equable climate.
They will be on ground where na­
ture produced the best forests
known to the world. It follows
that propagation there should be
easiest, and it is expected that the
Government’s first important work
in reforestation will lie undertaken
on some e f the burned or cut areas
of Oregon or Washington.
Burned acreage iu Oregon aggre­
gates more than 5,000 square miies.
Washington is not much short iD
loss from this cause. The aggre­
gate wealth thus sent up in smoke
reaches many millions. Much of
the burned area is in territory
where tree growth is rank. Under
ordinary conditions, it is believed
that another growth should easily
be started. Such aieas as this are
conceded to open the ino-it inviting
field for the Government’s propaga­
tion work, and it is also further
concluded that when the Govern­
ment begins this important part of
a true forestry policy, making a re­
serve yield a greater amount of tim ­
ber than the land
would have
yielded in the natural course of
progress, the people will feel more
pacific toward the reserve spirit,
which so far has done nothing more
than bottle present resources for the
enjoyment o f coming generations.
In all of the work done by the
Oregon delegation, assurance has
been given the administration o f­
ficials that the principle of the re­
serve is not combatted. The recent
work undertaken by Senator F u l­
ton, to eliminate land more valu­
able for other purposes than for­
estry, was with the assurance that
no further object was sought. A f ­
ter checking too generous consecra­
tion o f Oregon to national needs,
and eliminating good agricultural
and grazing lands, the Oregon dele­
gation will devole its best energies
to the work of having the Govern­
ment begin exercising lull forestry
duties.
National attention is turning to
Oregon's political contest, which is
to be the advance guard o f the next,
general election. This week Ore­
gon was dismissed. Th e tariff re
vision sentiment of the East believes
that the “ st and 2 patters” are
hurting the Republican 1 arty, and
where not laboring with this con­
viction, are using the argument to
coerce promise ol some form of re­
vision. Delay iu enacting railway
rate legislation lias been seized
upon as another token of a squall,
l ’liillipines tariff bills, yet pending,
with little promise ol becoming law,
are also seized upon as another dis­
content omen in the party.
W ith various arguments pro and
cou, a real interest is beiug goner
ated, Oregon, beiug first, is first in
point ot inteiest, chronologically at
least. Party leaders everywhere in
the Fast are asking if there is
prospect of Oregon turmug. They
grasp at everything of an intclli
gent stamp hearing on this ques­
tion. Republicans do not veil their
uueasines“. They note that a dem­
ocrat is gov« rnor, a democrat ma­
yor of the principal city, and a
democrat has been appointed sena­
tor. I f the democrat should be re­
turned to the senate by popular
vote, and one or two congressmen
of the s»me faith were sent on,
consternation would not indicate
the feeling here
In view of these
bare possibilities, republican leaders
are eager to show wherein Oregon
has even thing to gain by keeping
in the party ranks of the past.
Pains are taken to show how Ore­
gon, with a democratic delegation,
would be placed iu the ranks of
the Southern states, which cin ac­
complish nothing more in the tin-
tioual legislature than look after lo­
cal affairs.
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Washington Special Correspondence.
G. A. R.
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Bohemia Camp No. 260.
Meeis each Friday evening.
F. C. Coffman, Consul Com.
Chns. VanDenburg, Clerk.
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THE O R I G I N A L L A X A T I V E COUGH S V R U P
0. E. S.
Cottage Grove Chapter No. 4 .
Meetings held on 2 nd and 4 th F ri­
day of each month.
Mrs. C. H. Burkholder. W. M.
W . S. Bennett, W . P.
Miss Celia Lurch. Secy.
K . of P.
Riser»
Early
The famous little pi Ns.
KENNEDY’S LAXATIVE HONEYWAR
Rod Clover Blossom and Honey Bee on Every Bottle.
CATARRH
£*é p
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JuventtiR Lodge No. 48 .
Meets every Wednesday night.
I, W. Baker, Chsncellar Com.
Chas. VanDenburg K. o f R. A S.
kAr-FEVER>^ ^ DJ
1. O .O . F.
Cottage Grove N o. 68 .
Meetings every »Satur.lay night.
S. S. Shortridge, N. G.
Otis D. Gross, Secy.
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E l y ’ s C ream B alm
T h i s » R t m i t u i y is» u S p e c i f i c ,
Su re
Royal Neighbors.
Meets 2nd and 4 th Wednesday ol
each month.
Ethel Bisby, Oracle.
Mrs. C. W, Wallace, Recorder.
M.W.ofA.
Meetings 1 st and 2 rd Tuesday.
LeR oy Woods, Consul.
C. W. W allace, Secy.
K. O. T. M.
Cascade N o. 66 .
Meets every Thursday night.
O. I I . Veatch, Com.
R. K . Dennis, Cooter.
L. O. T. M.
B A r f,
to G i v e
C IV E S
S a t is fa c t io n .
R E LIE F A T
ON C E .
ft cleanses, soothes, heals, and protects the
h issed THombmne. Tt. cures Catarrh and
1 rives away a Cold in the Head quickly,
lies to res the Senses of Taste and Smell.
Rasy to use. Contains no injurious drugs.
Applied into the nostrils aud absorbed.
Large Size, F><) cents at Druggists or by
nail; Trial Size, 10 rents by mail.
ELY BROTHERS. 56 Warren St.. New
Cottage Grove HOTEL
M r s . I. E . T h o m p s o n .
Rates per day .......................... $1.00
Room and hoard, per week.......$4.50
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF S. P. TRAIN
north bound
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Lady Lamson H ive No. 4 2 .
To take effect April 2d, 1005.
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J oin t ris k o f s h i p p e r a n d e o n M a n e e .
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a m p le tim e to p e r m it o l it b e i n g b i l l e d .
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