Cottage Grove leader., May 12, 1906, Image 4

R ow
R iv er P ic n ic
The school children of Star and
Wildwood school and some of the
oi ler people as well held a hue pic-
n'c at the Dalles Grove on last Sat­
urday. They took their dinners
with them and in the morning had
a good program and in the after­
noon had the time of their lives.
The O Si S E train took them up
to the end of the road by Thomas’
logging camp.
EXEMPT.
Dam e F ashion reigns tn royal way and
with un Iron rod.
The destin y of things nuindano Is shaped
by beck or nod.
The fuds of yesterday becom e the d is­
cards o f today.
And only lovers daru to keep to tho good
old fashioned wuy.
S t& r G r a d u a t i o n E x e r c is e s *
Our m anners, like our garb, m ust ch an g e:
our ceremonies too.
W o languish or athletic grow Just as
w e’ re bade to do.
Concerning e'en the arts we ask, Is this
or thut au fa it?
But som ehow lovers still em brace the
good old fashioned wuy.
T he graduating class of the Star
Public School will hold its Com ­
mencement exercises Friday even­
ing, the 18th of May. A fine pro­
gram is being prepared, which
everybody is invited to come and
hear.
F or co tuetry und courtship no dictum has
been s e t;
N o oraelu proclaim s new styles and rules
o f etiquette.
W hile there u ru men and m aids to list
and E r o s p i p e s h i s l a y
L overs w ill alw a ys woo und win in the
good old fashioned way.
—E lla itandali Pearco In B rooklyn Life.
C o tta g e G r o v e
P u b lic S c h o o l M o n t h l y
K e p o rt.
Ills L im ita tio n ».
Monti) eliding Muy 4th liloG.
Boys Girls
Total Enrollment. . . .216
2 43
2
New enrollment.......
Ditjs attendance...... .2 6 9 1 ^ 3 16 i
322
Days absence............ 33«
Average daily utten-
1415
1664
dance
Average No belong-
1 59 5
1 833
ing
43
Times turdy............
5«
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Days taugh t............
1 lo i<lays
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C. L . S t r a n i e , Supt.
$ 1 8 0 an Acre for Farming Land.
He may he all right to face the pow
der, hut when he kisses a lady the t-olui
leaves Ills face. — St. I,ouis 1‘ost Dis
patch.
James Offut has just sold his 35-
acre farm across the river, north of
S tu d ie s o f th e V ernai-nhtr.
the city, to Mr. Turpening for $63oo
“ Saylll!” exclaimed the girl at the
or $ i8 0 an acre. This is by far
the highest price paid for agricul­ liumlkerehief counter.
“ Wotamatter now?” asked the girl at
tural land in Lane county. The
the ribbon counter.
farm lies in the river bottom and
“ Alntchooglttln uufteet?”
the land is Hplendid for fruit und
“ WoJJaskln thatfur?”
gulden gri w ing.--G uard.
"Yoorulookinkinu thin.”
“ Alntnutlier!”
“ Yartoo. Betterfickaber hack hair.
The oue great American play
which will always linger in the Scum min down."
“ Quiteherruhberin. Mine Jeroau biz.”
memory and minds of the American
But she fixed her hack hair.
people and is being witnessed by
“ Saylll!”
more people than auy play ever
“ Saycherseff.”
written, is “ Uncle Tom ’s Cabin’ ’
“Jevvergitclierfore-bun tolil ?”
which will be produced in all its
“ Yell—wunsertwlce. Ever gitohoorsV”
entirety by a superior company
“ Yeh. Ootole JuhV”
numbering twenty-five artists and
“ Krdkltsmitb sayiuso. Cunitroo?”
assisted by the Alabama Jubiles
Hatchett”
“ Thlukltwlll?”
Singers, a pack of Siberian blood­
"Lykaznot. Letchoono fit does.”
hounds and a bund ami orchestra
“ Sayjeu. Juno Kittcnbllls keepln-
here next Wednesday.
cumpny?”
It Is possiIdo to retain relief from
“ Awka moff!”
chronic imligcHtiou und dyspepsia by
“ Stroo zhua stunniueer.”
tlio use of Koilol for Dyspepsia.
“ Howjeerlt?”
Sonic of the most hopeless cases of
“ Sallright. Yoolccrubout It eoonuff.
long standing have yielded to it. It
enables you to digest the food you Sayjeu, e-uuchooketch on” —
eat and exercises a corrective In Hu— "Say, there, you girls!” interrupted
cure building up the efficiency ol the the ttoorwalUer, who happened along
dlffeMtive organs
The stomach is the at Ibis moment. “ (Jo hack to your cus­
holler wherein the stream is made tomers!” —Chicago Tribune.
that keeps up your vitality, health
ami strength. Koilol digests wliat
The W ise Tram p.
you eat. Makes the stomach sweet
Trump—Please, ma’am, couldn't you
puts the boiler in condition to do the
work nature demands of it gives you spare ine a little—
relief from digestive disorders, ami
Housekeeper Go right away from
¡nits you In shape to do your best, here or I’ll call the dog, you lazy,
and feel your best. Sold by Benson's dirty—
Pharmacy.
Tramp—Yes, ma’am; Unit's what I
was about to remark. I’ m travel stain
ed from my long Journey, and I want­
SELEC TIN G SEED.
ed to ask If you couldn't spare ine n
little soup?
A n K a w y M i - i i i i * . i f I m p r o v i n g t h e T o .
Housekeeper—Soup? Soap? Mercy
hnrru Crop.
on me! Is the world coming to an
The Increase In the yield of corn and end? Walk right In, sir, and stay to
wheat which has resulted from careful dinner. You're more than welcome.—
scisi selection and breeding Is consid­ New York Weekly.
erisi evidence of the possibility of se­
curing a like Improvement In the to­
M iserable.
bacco crop through similar methods.
A young stockbroker who always
A. I). Simuiel of the depuriinent of ag- lrii*s to appear busy und prosperous
went out for awhile, leaving on Ills
office door a card neatly marked;
“ Will he hack In an hour.”
On his return he found that some
envious rival had Inscribed under­
neath;
"What for?” - London Tit lilts.
A D ip lom at.
"W hy do you teach your children to
recite and slug?”
“ Well,” answered the practical wo­
man, "there lias to be some way of
starting people who couio to sec you
uud forget when It’s time to go home.”
—Washington Star.
Hardened.
S K I . l l HKI’ A R A T I N O
AVFARATCS.
Explorer But have you had any ex­
perience that would tend to fit you for
the hardships o f an arctic expedition?
Would lte Member of Party Have I?
Why, I lived tw o winters in au apart
meat house where I was at odds with
the Janitor.—Judge.
rifui ture has siiggestisl as n satisfac­
tory means o f separating light from
heavy niss I Hie use of a current of air
as follows:
A simple and effective device for the
p u r p o s e |a shown In the ligure. The '
Proof.
material m-cessary fur constructing
"I>lil Mrs. Oglnmug's husband leave
this machine cmi he ohtalmsl by to- I her well provided for?”
Imeco growers from ulniost any chem­
"H e left her fabulously rich.’ ’
ical supply house. The foot bellows
"H ow do you know?”
(A) Is e iiims-tisl by menus of a rubber
"1 set- by thu latest society news she
tulsi (|t) to the valve tube (('). The Is to I h > married again." Houston Tost.
glass tube (l>) is titled with a rubber
I*nlulflng Knee».
cork (El, hi which the valve tube Is j
Mrs. Painter I see the left side of
Insertisi. The top o f the oork Is cov­
ered with a piece of finely woven 1 llie face Is usually considered by artists
gauze lu order to prevent the seeds | to he more beautiful than the right.
from entering the valve tube. About ; Sir. Painter But a lot of you women
an ounce of mss ! for separation Is plac­ Jecm to think both sides should he
ed lu tie- glass tula*, and s current of painted.- Yonkers Statesman.
air Is Injected by menus o f the foot
H fv r r « liiK T h in g » .
bellows. The strength of tills current I
“ A man’s hunt for health," said tlic
must be regulated by the valve (Cl so
that only the dirt, chaff and light semi philosopher, “ Is uot conducted ou the
will He blown out of the top of tile Usiml rules o f mees, for he never starts
tulio. It is advisable to screen out all tn pursuit o f It uutl) lie finds It Is al­
o f the large particles o f hulls and trash ready run down.” Baltimore Ameri­
can.
liefore putting (lie seed In the tube
It Is claimed to Is* easily within the l
Thr llrtort F rm lnlnr.
reach o f every lobaeeo grower to select
He Wei!, I’ve found out oue thing,
his seed plants in the manner outlined
you have no heart.
and to thereby Improve his crop with
She O h . come now. How can a man
out any extra e\p*.u-e aud very little
without brains know anything about
la her.
anatomy ?—Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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T H E B U I L D I N G O F ROADS.
6 d v fe e
A b o u t H o w N ot t o M a k e R e *
p a ir « ou T h e m .
Consul Halstead o f Birmingham,
England, reports Ut the department of
commerce und labor results of unintel­
ligent, unscientific roud repairing He
(jnotes some' excel lent advice about how
uot to make or repair a road. He
writes:
"When in London recently I noticed
that the great road along the Thames,
one o f the most hnportaut thorough­
fares in London, known as the T1 imes
embankment, was very rough, un J in
a recent article In the London Mail, en­
titled ‘How Not to Make a Itoail,’ some
observant person tells o f the methods
used when the embankment was last
torn up and remetaled and relroned,
which confirms lu many resi«-«-ts the
dispatch I recently Inn] published In
Daily Consular and Trade Itejiorts,
Sept. !», entitled 'Dust anil Motor Curs.’
This writer bad thought thut a sound
knowledge would surely he displayed
lu repairing such a thoroughfare as the
Thames embankment. After the scari­
fier had been at work uud the road torn
up, loads o f ‘blue metal,’ he said, were
dumped down, hut this stone was o f a
very uneven nature, both us to size uud
<hupt‘, many o f the pieces being long
and narrow, while others were small
und approximately cubical, und there
was additionally a large proportion of
irregularly shaped stones. The loads
were roughly spread across the road­
way, and In many cases ‘the wheel ruts
of the carts were not even ruked out."
Continuing his description o f what wus
done us roadmuking for the grent thor­
oughfare, he says:
“ Over this chaotic heap was strewn
—shade of Macadam!—pulverized clay.
Water was then copiously flooded ou
to this interesting mess to induce the
clay to get lu between the crevices or
chasms in the roadway. This it speed­
ily did, although naturally much re­
mained as mud on the surface. Then
the steam roller got to work, and soon
the roadway looked quite smooth uud
nice, and he who knew no better would
have passed by and said, ‘That is a
fine hit o f work.’ He who knew, how­
ever, and saw It done, said, ‘Give It a
few weeks anil It will he as hud as
ever.’ ”
F a ls e S h o u ld ers.
Many a highway eouimlssiouer, uux-
lous to serve his town and progress
his road work, leaves what are known
as false shoulders on the side of the
road, says the ( igdonshurg (X. Y.) Ad­
vance. In operating his road scraper
he fails to put the toe o f the blade
clear to the ditch on the side of the
road, but places it a foot aud a half
nearer to the middle of the road, thus
making a new ditch und leaving a
shoulder of dirt between the new
ditch and the old one. Some highway
commissioners do this in the expect­
ancy that the next year they will cut
this shoulder away to the original ditch
aud gradually widen their road to the
lines of the former ditch. These high­
way commissioners always open water­
ways at frequent Intervals between the
new ditch aud the old ditch through the
shoulder, letting the water run to the
proper place. Other highway commis­
sioners neglect to put these waterways
through the shoulder, und they soon
find that the roadbed is badly washed,
and they wonder why it Is that they
have such bud luck when they try so
hard to serve their town well. It is
uot an easy tiling to build or mniutaiu
a road, at..l it requires experience from
the results o f mistakes. If u muu who
lias been un Indifferent highway com
inlssioner Ids first year improves In his
work the second year, he may be re
elected aud become as valuable a high­
way commissioner as the town could
obtain. He must have his heart In Ids
work or lie cannot do Ids town credit.
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PLAYS AND PLAYERS.
i
Maude Adams Is playing to crowded
houses In "Peter I’au” In New York.
Frank Glllmore, who pluycd the- min­
ister In "A s Ye Sow,” has been engaged
to play the leading role In Winston
Churchill's play, "The Title Mart,”
which will open In New York.
"The Measure o f u Man,” a new four
act play of modern business life by
Miss Cora Maynard, wus given by the
American Academy of Dramatic Art
tt the Empire theater. New York, re­
cently.
Mine. Emmu Eurnes, whose last ap­
pearance at the Metropolitan Opera
House this season was announced for
Feb. 10, has renewed her contract aud
will sing with the company ou Its sec­
ond transcontinental tour.
Forsaking the theatrical trust. L II.
Botliern uud Julia Marlowe will play
next season under the management of
Lee Shubert. They will play in what
Is known as the Independent circuit of
theuters, beginning the season in the
Lyric theater lu New York.
Charles Itlehinun will shortly make
his appearance at the Garrick theater.
New York, under the direction of the
Garrick Theater company. In a new
comedy by David Gray, called "The
Galloway’s Hunt Ball,” based ou In­
cidents already told lu the breezy sto­
ries entitled “ Gallops.”
E D I T O R I A L F L IN G S .
The tax bills for personal property
are practically all under a million.
What ah,.11 we do with our ex-mllllon-
ulresV—New York Mail.
If France and the United States were
(o combine against Venezuela, it is be­
lieved thut they could eventually whip
the South American nation.—Indianap­
olis Star.
In Ecuador they have changes of
government for different hours of tho
day. That seems to he carrying the
South American fashion to excess.—
New York Tribune.
Those people who fear that football
may lose its virility if the rules are
changed should retieet that virility Is
not necessarily confined to manslaugh­
ter.—Chicago Hecord-IIerald.
Mr. Carnegie says he has a strain of
bobcmlaulsm In him. Your true bohe­
mian never has more than 30 cents
abend nt any time lu Ills life; hence It
can be figured out thut Mr. Carnegie’s
strain Is ou tho weak tea order.—Den­
ver Republican.
S H O R T S T O R IE S .
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Grade M ea ts^ = :
.jj Fresh Beef, Pork, Mutton and Veal l
always ready.
Our Refrigerator
is the finest in Oregon.
Fresh F is h each Tuesday and Frid a y .
See our plant, everything new and up-to-date.
^1 J . H. Bartels ® Co.
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You will always be happy if you
burn electric lights, lor they will
“ T ic k le y o u to d e a th .”
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Cottage Grove Electric
Market Reports.
Co.
I May 1 4 , 1906, at Potiktid, Rose-
I burg, LaGtaEd und I ’ritiexille.
Portland, May i), 1906.
Examination for ‘ ‘Forest Super-
I visor” , will be held same day at all
Wheat— Walla Walla, 68 c; Valley, large cities in the state.
70 c; blucntem, 69 red, 66 c.
Oats— W hit.
$ ‘2S; gray, $‘28.
Barley— Brewing, $'23.50; f e e d ,
T h e famoiia little pills*
$23.50; rolled, $2-1 to 2 5 .
Hay— Timothy, $10.00 to $11.00;
Subscribe for the Leader.
clover, $ 8.50 to $ 9 ; cheat, $ 6,50 lo
$7; alfalfa, $ 1 <*.
TIP- CK .3 I N A L L A XA T IV E COUGH S V R U P
Millstuffs— Middlings, $25 to 26;
(•hep, $19; bran, $ 1 7 to 1 8 ¡shorts
3ed Clover Blossom and Honey Bee on Every Bottle.
$18 to 19.
Flour— Har«l
whoat,
patent,
$ 3 .8 5 ;
straight,
$3.40;
gra­
ham, $3.50; rye, $ 5 ; whole wheat
tlour, $ 3 . 7 5 ; valley flour $3.30to3.45 th is $60 M achine for $ 2 5
It 1 b h h ig h -a rm , d ro p
FREIGHT PREPAIO.
Dakota, $<'«.;.o to 7 . 2 3 ; Kasteru rye,
head, b a ll b earing, lo c k ­
stitch . d o u b le iced , self-
$5 .4 0 ; Pillsbury, $ 6.20
th re a d in g s h u ttle : h a s
a u to m a tic bobb in winder
Corn— Whole, $ 2 4 ; crack ed , $25
and o th e r latest Improve­
m ents. This is the ANTI-
per Von.
TRUST M ACHINE. It la
Bye— $ 1 .5 0 per cwt.
the same m a ch in e agent*
are a sk in g you ftiO for. All
pbodu < t
atta* b men Is go w ith each
m ach in e. Sold for o n ly
Butter- Fancy
or -amery, 18c
cash an d ?3 m o n th ly .
20 c;
city cream* ry, 20
dairy, W rite TCOAT fo r free rj^TUnE CATALOGUE showing
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we w ill s id e (Freight
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to 15c; stole
14 to 15c. 1 Prepaid) on Easy Payments s -our
new CREDIT plan.
Cheese— Young
America, 16c, G o vu rtx F u rn itu re Com pany
Oregon full cream, 15c.
1 7 3 - 1 7 5 F irst S t.. PORTLAND, OK.
E ggs — Fresh Oregon
ranch
18.
Poultry— Roosters, 8 10 9c; hens
1 4 ; fryers, I 0 .\c to 1 1 ; broilers
20 to 22 c; geese, live, K to; 8.50
dressed, 1 1 - 1 1 '.-; turkeys, hve. 14-15
(¡K A 1X , PRODUCE, FEED.
“firthT* Eaely Sliser»
KE^ l ITS LAXATIVE l! 0 NEY«>TAR
B u y o n € re e f it F
No less that 0,533 enlisted men have
deserted from tho United States army
within a year.
South America has about twice the
area and about one-half the population
of the United States.
O f all Americans those of French ex­
traction spend the smallest proportion
of tlielr Income on food.
Electric fishes exposed to tho action
of rmllum have been found to lose tlielr
elect rle power completely and to suffer
lu health.
While engaged lu shucking clams re­
cently Enock Townsend of Saco, Me.,
found a specimen which had nine dis­
tinct and perfect heads. Fishermen
1 HI'ITS AND VEGETABI.kK.
pronounced tho Und a most unusual
Grape fruit— Crate $ 3. to 3.50
freak.
Cronbct ties— $14.
During some repairing operations a
Tropical fruits— Lemons, fancy,
Bath (Me.) carpenter discovered a
spruce post which bore a large Junk of $1 0 0 ; cle ice, 3 25per b ox ; oranges,
gum. He tried the gum und pronounc­ $3.25 to 3 50; bananas, 5c per lb;
ed It fine. The post hail lieeu lu position pineapples. $4 50 to 5 per dozen
Potatoes— Oregon,
60 to 75c.
since 1811.
LIVESTOCK
MARKET.
Cattle Best steers $1.75 to 5 . 00 ;
cows ; 3.75 to 4 . 00 ; calves, $ 1 .0 0 to
Seventy-two races inhabit the world $5.00.
aud use 3,004 different tongues. There
Sheep— $6.00 to 6.25.
National Aid In Hou«l IliiildiuK-
are ubout 1,000 religious.
Hogs— $7 to 7.25
It is as yet a little early to predict what
I The unuunl number of births Is esti­
E l y s C reare
alm
HOPS, WOOL, ETC.
will he done during the next congress mated at 80,702,000, an average o f 100 ,-
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with respect to the question of nation
800 a duy, 4,200 an hour and 70 a min­
S u re t o C i . o S a t is f a c t io n .
al aid In roud building, says Goo 1 ute.
Mohair, choice 25 to 28 c.
GIVES RCUEr AT Ct:CE.
Bonds Magazine. Announcement has,
W ool— Valley 20 to
2 - c; East, ft cleanses, soothe, heals, aiul protects the
According to the most careful com
however, been made that 1 »ills will he putatlon, only oue person In 100,000 of era Oregou 18 to 20 c.
liseused inombrano. It cure* Catarrh r id
introduced either at the beginning or both sexes attains the age of 100 years
’ lrivcs away a Cold in tho Head q-ii. ’ !y.
before the close o f the si-sslon. Con
It jstoros the Scnn s of T.—to ¡¿u.l S’ n il.
INDIGESTION.
and six to seven In 100 the age o f sixty.
gressman Brownlow. Senator Latimer.
N o appetite, loss of strength, ner­ E asy to un .- Contains no injurious d-tic .
The total population of the earth Is
vousness, headache, constipation, had : Applied into the n ctrils a-id r.l orla I.
Senator Gallinger and other ardent nd
estimated at about 1,500,000,000 souls, breath, general debility, sour risings, Largo Size, r >0 c.-nta at Dr uggì !.J < r \ /
vocates o f federal Hid are very much
o f whom 33,214,000 die annually, an anil catarrh o f the stom ach are all nail ; Trial Sizo, llfcenta by i- mi.
in earnest over the measures which
average of 08,848 a day, 4,020 an hour due t" indigestion. Kodol Dyspepsia ELY BROTHERS. 58 «« i t - o '
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they have championed, and it Is rea
Cure cures Indigestion. This new dis­
and 07 a minute.
sounbly certain they will l>e heard
The number of men and women Is covery represents the natural juices of
from. On the other hand, many ap
very
nearly equal, the average longev­ digestion ns they exist in u healthy
pear to share the opinion that the time
ity
of
both sexes being ouly thirty- stom ach, com bined with the greatest
Is not yet propitious for aid from the
known tonic.anil reconstructive p r o p ­
eight years. About one-third o f the erties. Koilol Dyspepsia Cure does
national government lu the way of a
M rs . I. E. T h o m p s o n .
large appropriation, l’ ubllc sentiment population dies before the age o f sev­ not only cure Indigestion and d ys­ Rates per d r y ................................... $1.00
enteen.
pepsia,
I>iit
the
fan
ous
rem
edy
cures
In favor o f such nld is no doubt grow
nil stom ach troubles by cleansing, R oom and board, per w eek ......... $4.50
iug throughout the country, hut until
purifying, sweetening .uni strengthen­
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the Individual Is thoroughly convinced
ing tiie m ucous membranes lining the
and Ids mind made up there Is little
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF S. P. TRAINS.
Value of automobiles exported In st -much.
hope of much favorable legislation in
SOUTH BOUND
K o d o l Hyspi |>-in Cur»-after meals is NORTH B O l’ N D
No. 12 . . . . 11 :W p m ,
No. 11 .............3:0-> p ra
not on v thoroughly reliable d igest- No.
the direction o f national aid. Prlmari- 100 .-. $2,841,483.
16............. 2:02 a.m .
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Number of automobiles In use in nut. 1 > 111 it contains great tonic and
ly the demand must he made by those
.....instructive prtqierties as well.
whose list' of the h'ghwnys is 00 per New York state, 23,GOO.
Number of automobiles Imported In lids h un t'll' remedy enables the
cent o f the total. Meeting >, con van
stomach 11111 I digestive org a n s to thor­
1(M.-., teal; value, $3,800,000.
lions, all forms o f agitation, should b
ou ghly digest, assimilate and contri­
Capital
employed
In
automobile
ln-
continued in order thut people may b
bute t" tIn- tissues all of the nourish-
lustry 111 the United States, $‘Jo.000,- n.ent that is contained in such food ns
Time Table No. 4
fully educated upon all phases of tl-
T o take effect April 2d, 1905.
000 .
great question o f road improvement
mn v be eaten.
Number of automobiles in use In the
3 and t Tuesday
Km lol Dyspepsia Cure clears the East Bound
W . Bound
The problem will then he easy.
and Hat only
United States. 85,000--one to every wav and makes ».-ire the journey from
1 find
Daily Kx-
sieknes-
to
health
anil
weakness
to
1.000 Inhabitants.
No 3— No i
jptSu nday
W o r k i n g F o r u ttetter H oad.
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No 4
If il i- stom ach Is disor- P.M 1 AM N
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H e i a . m T F.M
Number of automobiles manufactur­ stien^t
No organization In the city is more
dered K> did u ill cure if.
2:8017:30 0 < i i age Grore . 6 7 f ÌÌ :Ì0 6.15
Interested In the movement for good 'd In the United States during 1005,
5.2 1
Kish- I 1 0 . spi | .sin O n e lavs the foun- . -
W a ld e n .......... n o 10:49 6 Ufi
roads thuu Is the Cincinnati Automo­ lli,002; gross value, $34.050,000.
6
737 10-44 4 69
.
.CvrrlB....... ..
datlon for health, and the upbuilding 1:16 7 : » ■ 6.3
Ferro
G ord o.. . . 770 10:38 4 68
bile dub. says the Auto Advocate ntid
of strength b\ cleansing, purlfiying 3:04 8:04 7 7
B a k er............. H17 10:33 » 47
Country ltouds. The club Is willing to
ami sw eetening the glands and mem- 3:14 8:14 8 3 . D orena............ 841 10:30 4 44
P I T H A N D P O IN T .
8:17 9 5
Fed R rci
V»1 10:23 4 89
btnin - . f 1 1 e stom ach, and by sup­ 3:17
do anything In Its power to help along
8 3 0 » :2C 10 6
Gravel Pit..
901 10:20 4:36
the project, and Its committees will he
11 3 ....... Htewart......... 91» 10:01 4:20
A big hearty voice Is like a big hearty plying natural juices necessary to 8 . » 8 :.U, 12
p.'i c. imli
-n. as-im ilation and S:JW 8:40
. . . . Star......... ..
917 9 48 •1 16
found working hard with those o f the appetite. It should he controlled.
12 8
Kooky Point.
«Ufi 9:46 4:19
DUtrlt
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digests what von * 8:41!8:46
local branch o f the National Qeoa
Ä ) 9 0ft 15.6 .. Fed Bridge.
1020 9:86 4 06
Some people do not consider they are eat. prevents colic, cholera, diarrhoea. 8:56 9:16 16 6
1(40 9:30 4:00
W ild w ood ...
flouds association
Along this lino
17.0
showing you due friendliness unless Mux. dysentery and summer com­
Hunt'a .
('resident Vnl Pnttenhofer o f the Pin
End of Track
plaints ic 11 . .fix. mnl its u.-e will cure
they tell you tlielr troubles.
cinnati Automobile club will do some
Subject toenamre without nolle*.
ibr-..idc dyspepsia
Some people think thut because they indigestion at.I
work himself It Is his plan to tnnkc
All ontward freight fciw .iited «.nle at the
p.-riiuo t-nlly.
K ..|o| is g o o d alike
riak of »binper and eonalgne*.
Irlps over all the roads leadlug out of once voted for a man they should clip for y.iitog ..nd old. Your dru ggist Joint
stage leaves .. ............... . alter the arrival of
Cincinnati and then make a detailed coupons off him for the balance o f hU sells it.
train on M onrtay We.ii , -.taya an.I Krniave
life.
for Ronlta arc ' r - e c
Returning on Tuea-
report to the d u b as to their condition
« ay-*. Tlnir-.lava ami Satiirdavv
Civ 1 Service Examination.
When a lathy acts willful his mother
This report will he of value to every
Freight » i l l not be iei-ei-.il at the o ,v S E.
4:
I S Until S'rvicn Commis­ K K I'ei • af-cr |> ■ T. ln«nro i.cv a rd -
automobile driver who contemplates Is pretty art to say.- "W ell, he would
ir g .-n i-e x l train freight n iial l a - .lei ’ -re.l In
little excursions In this part o f the not amount to much If be did not hare sion will hi Id an examination for am ple lime to permit ol it being t.:tle«i
a will of bis own.” —Atchison Glob«.
•tate.
the p* sit fon o f
Finest R a n g e r”,
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W v A o u , J litita ise r
T H E W O R L D ’S P E O P L E .
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THOMPSON HOTEL
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