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also on sale from all East Side
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T H E S W IN E IN D U S T R Y .
points, Portland to Eugene, inclu
Screens of all kinds at Veatch k
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sive, aud from all West Side points, H i>K» A l t v a y n S u r e o f I t e a d y M a r k e t Lawsons.
was gowned in white »ilk organdie, I enabling people to visit (heir farni-
at a F a ir P rice.
b
■5)
See our new stock of pianos.
wbile the groom and groomsman ! lies and spend Sunday at the sea-1 Every thing in the shape of a hog
f-
Best prices in the valby at Veatch -,
wore the conventional black. After gj.je.
from CtiO pound stags, or roughs, down
E
-
&
Lawsons.
the ceremony congratulations were
Season tickets from all East Side to the fifty pound shipper I* readily ab
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showere l upon the happy couple. DOints, Portland to Eugene, inclu sorbed at Its full market «ulue. ,v re
Eugene candidates for tbe post-
É-
The biidal patty and guests were sive, aud from all West Side points, «nine of hog prices ut ttie Chicago mar mastership, which wid be open next
served with light refreshments.
h
are also ou sale to Detroit at very ket for the past six years offers great April, are cropping up lively.
The bride is the youngest daugh- low rates with stop-over privileges encouragement to tin* producer of the
S-
The Thompson Hotel is getting
is the finest in Oregon.
er of Mr. and Mrs. L- F. Orpurd at Mill city or any point east, en- market hogs. Prices have malntu: . -d
f
a much needed coat of white paint
and is a very winsome and charm- abling tourists to visit the Santiam a reasonable level, not having been i ab
this week. Mr. and Mrs. Thom p
’
ing young lady. The groom was; and Esitenbush Hot Springs in the ' ject to such wide fluctuations ns v it
son are doiDg very well in their new
See our plant, everything new and up-to-date.
born and raised to manhood in this j Cascade msuntains, which can lie found la the markets for cattle uud location.
sheep
The producer o f market hogs
community and for a number of reached in one day.
' P h o n o lt-
G. O. McGilvray has received
years has been prominent in musi-
Season tickets will be good for Is alw ays sure ot a ready market ut u
M a in 83
cal circles, he baviug a wide repu return from all points until October fair price. This fact, together with the his appointmei t to take a position
"'T • VT> • T° -T- -T- *T*
tation as a cornet soloist and band | IO Three-day tickets will he good proved ability o f market hogs to re with the Postal Telegraph C>>. He
director. He was a member of one going Saturdays and returning turn a maximum yield of meat for fe-tl will take charge o f the C-ui.yonville
of Uncle Sam’s regimental bands Mondays only. Tickets from Port consumed, uial.es the production ol office about August 1st.
which went through the Cuban land and vicinity will be good for high grade swim for incut purposes tin
The brick work of the new bank *
campaign and at the close of the return via the East or West Side at surest und most profitable feature o( building is going up very rapidly
war he went to New York ami Chi option of passenger. Tickets from the live stock business.
aud the contracto.s expect to burrj ^
In our wide extent of territory, wltli
cago where he took instructions an Eugene and vicinity will be good
their work front now on if the
diversified
conditions
o
f
soil
and
cli
the cornet under the best teachers. gyiug via th" Lebauon-Springfield
mate, resulting in a wide range ol weather does not interfere.
At present Mr. Cochran is associa branch if desired. Baggage
on crop production, we naturally Uud n
Piof Strange is having a great
ted with W. C. Conner in the Cot Newport tickets checked through to wide difference In the character ami
You will always be happy if you
tage Grove notion und novelty, Newport; on Yaquina tickets to Va luallty of the hogs produced in differ vacation, and experts to come back
burn electric lights, for they will
store known as "The Bazaar” and quilla only. Sunday excursions to cut sections. These types are largely in the fall weighing many pounds
is also director of the F. of A band Newport on the C. & K. will begin the result of local conditions, the "lard more, and with reserve muscle and
“Tickle you to death.”
and the new Ladies hand. The June 10th or 17th and run every | i~. .g" of the corn belt being the “sur energy for any and all occasions.
al o f ‘the fittest" and the result ol
bride and groom are both popular Sunday thereafter leaving Albany 1
W R Dennis has purchased sev-
special conditions found In tin
favorites and have a host of admir at 7:30 a m.; leave Corvallis Ha.
eral
more cinnibar mining claims
ait corn producing states.
ing friends who unite with the m.
recently from Sadie R. and Birdie
l a t r n j n c l n i x llu e o n T y p e lllu oil.
Nugget in wishing them a long,
S. P. trains connect with die C. |
F. Hchlusrel for $2885. Thesa add
happy and prosperous wedded life. & E. at Albany aud Corvallis for j In iln territory tributary to St. Vaui
j millions differ widely from those in to the large acreage of the Black
They went north on Sunday night’s Yaquinaaud Newjioit
Trains on lie corn belt. Corn Is produced only tc Butte mine.
overland train to spend a brief the C. k E. for Detroit will leave . limited extinct; wheat, pens, barley
J. B. Bouse is engaging a num $
honeymoon at Eugene and other Albany at 7.3o a. m. enabling tom ! all nitrogenous or muscle forming
Willamette Valley Electric Co.
northern points. They will r a' le ista to the Hot Springs to reach j 1 'issls are grown abundantly. W e do ber o f teams to haul lumber to the
railroad.
The
mill
has
been
run
in this city
there tbe same day. Trains from not advise the average farm er to go in
Following is a list of the presen s and to Corvallis connect with h 1 for what might tie called extreme ba ning steadily and has a large quan
con types, but w e do know it will pay tity of lumber piled up ready for
and invited guests.
East Side trains on the S. P.
The sworn statement of the manu ; nutrition. Kndol digests w '>at yon
the stockmen of Minnesota to grade it]
Mr. and Mrs. J. 1). Cochran, oak
facturers protects you from opiates eat, prevents colic, .cholera, diarrhoea,
Full information ns to rates, ! ttielr present stocks with boars of good shipment.
rocker; Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Jones, time tables, etc., can bo obtained type from tbe bacon breeds. Over the
Owens & Hon have severel teams in Kennedy's Laxative Honey and ffux, dysentery and summer cotn-
Adaniautiiie elock; Mr. and Mrs. on application to J. C. Mayo, G n. corn belt states many farm ers are ns that are keeping busy delivering Tar—tli«- cough syrup that !rives plaints generally, and its use v\ ill cure
t lie cold out of your system. Nolu indigestion »ml chronic dyspepsia
Albert Woods, sofa pillow; Mr. and Pass. Ags., C. & E. R. H., Albany; Ing boars of the bacon typo breeds in delivering lumber to the railroad l>y Benson's Pharmacy.
permanently.
Kodol is good alik e
Mrs. Compton, water set; Mr. and A. L Craig, G P A., 8 . P. Co., order to Introduce more vigor and bone track, and loading into cars. At
---------- . • -----------for young Mid old. Your druggist
Mrs. Jas. Bedford, 1 piece china Portland, or any S P. or C. k E Into their herds, which have become present they are delivering a num
I tu- sincere t tribute that cun l>e ! » « 11» It.
weakened from long continued feeding ber of ties for railroad use, just be paid to supeti irity is imitation. The
set; Dr. and Mrs. L. D. Scarbrough, a g e n t .
Be Witt's
ninny imitations of DeWitt’s Witch
silver knives and forks; Mrs. Me- I Bates from Cottage Grove to o f exclusive corn rations. Strength of low Abrints planing mill.
E a r ijf M ìs e re
T r itti«
Hazel Halve that are now before the
constitution
Is
Improved
und
prolificacy
Murry, table linen; Miss Antoinette | Newport $0, to Yaquina $0.
Th» (,:nt«us Sitile pili«.
Ors. W. W . Oglesby and Best of public prove ¡1 tin- best. Ask for De-
Increased by the introduction of blood
Burdick, linen toweling; Mr. and j
________ ___________
Witt's. Good for burns, scalds,
from the bacon type.—J. J. Ferguson Cottage Grove, both old and e x chaffed skin, eczema, tetter, cuts,
Mrs. Fred Lamb, emb, silk doily; !
.
_
Before Minnesota I.lve Stock Breeders' perienced physicians, nre figuring bruises, boils nnd piles. Highly rec T H E O R I G I N A L L A X A T I V E C O U G H S Y R U P
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jordan, silver .
6' A' R' Encampment,
Association
upon establishing a hospital in ommended and reliable. Sold by
syrup cup; Mr. and Mrs. Albert j O. W . McBeynolds of the local
I
Drain.
This is a much-needed en- Benson's Pharmacy.
Red Clover Bfor.ioni end Honey Bee on Every Bottle.
Stocks, cut glass fruit dish; M ss I q . a . K- Post, who was recently
A lim .M t H e a d y M a d e .
terptise here and it is hoped tin-
Few people realize what excellent
Gertrude Palmer, bon bon spoon, I appointed Junior Vice Commander
project will not fall through.—
Mr. and Mrs. LeBoy Woods, cut for tbe Department of Oregon is an boxes for handling fruit and vegetables
Drain Nonpareil.
on
the
farm
or
for
shipping
eggs
nre
to
Portland, June ¡50, 1906.
glass syrup cup; Mrs M. Ella Tomp ex-officio member of the Grand Kti-
O K A IN , PRO D U C E, FE ED .
kins, Grants Pass, sugar, butter and campment and wid probably attend be found almost ready made In the or
The young ladies of the Berean
{g g
Wheat— Walla Walla, 7 IC; Valley, FREIGHT PREPAID.
pickle spoou, knife and fork; Mr the Encampment in Minneapolis in ange boxes thnt nre shipped east by Band aud the Cbrislinn Eudeavor
tens of thousands
B titch , d o u b le feed , sell*
and Mrs. R. W. Lundy, cream August. He is the only member <-f
Society o f the Christian Church did 7‘ 2 c ; bluestem, 74 red, 70c.
t h r e a d iii;' s h u tt le : h ft a
fr o m
California
au toim iH i: bo b b in winder
3
ladle; Mr. and Mrs. W. E
Lundy the lo al post that will lie likely to
e v e ry
s u m m e r well Monday night with their social
a n d o th e r la test im p ro v e -
Barley-—Brewing,
$24.;
f
e
e
d
,
pien tR . T h is In th e A N T I -
sugar shell and butter knife; Mr. attend.
hut
are
getting
ready
to
hold
an
and fall, remarks
TUFrfT MACHINE. II la
and Mrs. Frank Phillips, silver bon
th e sam e m a c h in e a g en ts
Farm
Journal. other some niglit when it is blister $29.75; rolled, $‘¿ 5 io 2C.
art* a s k in g you ffiO fo r. A l l
Hay - Timothy, $11.00 to $12.50;
bon basket; Mrs. O. Fredericksan,
Renall the sides ingly hot and when they will e x
a tta ch m onte go with" ea eh
Photographic Plates Lost.
¿I
m a c h in e . S old fo r e n ly
and bottom for pect everybody in town to make clover, $8.50 to $9; cheat, $7.50 to
crumb tray; Ernest Hears and Her-
f~i PHFh rtfid $3 m o n th ly .
A H A N D Y BOX.
! $8 ; alfalfa. $ l i .
strength and cut themselves sick on ice cream.
mau Palmer, silver nut basket; Mr.
The Southern Pacific Co. lost in
W r it e TOM! fo r fre e Fl'RNITMF CATALOG« « h o w in g
e le g a n t h o n n e b o ld g o o d s w e w ill sh in (Freight
two
rounded
silts
In
each
end
to
fit
the
Miltslufis—
Mi
Idlings,
$25
to
20;
aud Mrs. Frame McAlister, Eu the San Francisco fire all its pho-
M. H. Anderson of the Pacific
Prepaid) o n Easy P a ym en ts -ou r n ew CREDIT plan .
gene, olive spoon; M. H. Anderson, togiaphic plates that it had been ac hands, and you have the box shown in Timber Co. will still maintain an chop, $1 7 ; bran, $17 to 18;shorts G o v u r t x F u r n t t u r o C o m p a n y
the cut, holding about n bushel, strong,
$18
to
19.
silver toothpick holder; Mr. und cumulating for yeais, with all the
173 1 7 5 F irst St.. PORTLAND. OR.
yet very light, and to lie lmd In most oflic- for the company here, and will
Flour— Hard
whe-t
patent,
Mrs. Andrew Brund, sugar shell sketches and cuts of the Sunset
have bis office ill the same place.
villages for the asking.
$4.15;
gra-
and butter knife; Fred M. Waehlte, magazine, and the “ Book of a
The A. H. Hemenway Co. is get $4.10;’ straight,
lnim,
$5.50;
rye,
$/■;
whole
wheat
cut glass olive dish; Misses Berg, Thousand Wonders.”
As these
ting ready its stock preparatory to
L a t e n t O n io n C u lt u r e .
silver salt and pepper shakers; Mr b oks are one of the great st adver
Its Sil- flour, $3.7 5 ; valley flour $3.50to3.G5
Here arc Instructions from an exps- making an opening flay,
and Mrs F. 1). Wheeler, bronze tising features of the road they im rlenced gardener for obtaining a good V'-rlou -.took will be added lo the Dakota, $(!,5o to 7 ‘¿ 5 ; t astern rye,
vase; Mr. and Mrs. K. G. Conner, mediately sent out their photog crop o f onions with the least possible Pacific Timber Co, goods, with $5.40; Pillsbury, $0.20
Corn— Whole, $20; cracked, $27
china cracker bowl; Mrs. Purvance rapher to take new photographs. labor: Sow early lit March in cold much new stock.
per ton.
and daughter Myrtle, china fmit J. P. Jones, Traveling Passenger j frames. Hood varieties nre Adriatic,
Attorney Williams of
Eugene
Rye— $1.50 per rwt.
plate; Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Metcalf, Agent and Julius Padilla, the of-j Barletta White, I’rlxetnker, Southport,
£ 0.
stntes (hat the cases of the people
i-uonti' e
cut glass olive dish; W B. and Mrs. fieial photographer of the company j White Olobe and Heil Wethersfield.
Seed can he sown tu shallow drills at Latham who sued the H. P. for
Butter Fancy rr a..'cry,
H. J. Dillard, beriy ladle; Mr. and liaye been in Cottage Grove for sev
four Inches apart. The seed must bo i jury to their lands by the he
I 20c;
eity cream ry, 2 1 j^
dairy
Mrs W. R. Welch, silver pie knife; eral days with a special photogra well covered and the soil pressed firm
plant have been settled, and that it I 14
to 15c; store 13 to E l'zc
Mr. and Mrs. W C. Conner, china pher’s car, waiting for a bright day ; ly with a hoard. Keep tho frames elos-
the H. P. Company moves then
Cheese— Young America, 14 ' _.o
chocolate set; Mr. and Mrs. Joe to take pictures. During the dark td till the young onions appear and
plant from that point it will be ¡Oregon full cream, 13c to 13 1
Porter, table linen; Misses Feva and weather Mr Padilla is busy devel then give an abundance of air ou all
merely to get it to a better location,
Eggs — Fresh Oregon
ranch j
Leah Perkins, berry spoon; Miss oping his plûtes.
favorable occasions, bearing in mind
and not on account o f any ill feel 21 to 22-
B»*'
Lorena Fredeiicksou, sofa pillow;
A team has been put at the dis that the cooler they are kept the stur ing of the people at
Latham
Poultry— Boosters, 9 to lo -; hens
Mrs, Geo Dillard and daughter posal of the gentlemen and every dier the growth.
ftfW YORK 1
Keep the surface soil constantly stir towards the company.
i3; fryers, lfic to 17; broilers
Mrs. Jno. Patterson, bread plates.
opportunity will be given for them
red about the young plants and nil
Geo.
Kerr,
formerly
of
the
Pa
14
to
l
0c;
geese,
live,
8
to;
8.50
to get a series o f fine views o f Cot
w e a ls removed.
W ater thoroughly cific Timber Co. and well known to dressed, 1 1 - 1 1 j..; turkeys, live.14-15
E l y ’ s C r e a m
B a l m
B reaks L eft A r m .
tage Grove and vicinity.
when needed.
nearly everybody in Cottage Grove
T h i s R e m e d y is n S p e c ific ,
tiudet
Edd Addison working
F R U IT S A N D V E O E T A B LE S .
S u r e to C i v o S a t is fa c t io n .
"ti June 11th, became superinten | Grape fruit— Crate $ 4 . to 4.50
Road Supervisor Curtis
Veatch
llu loN F o r I t u iin liiK I n c u b a t o r * .
CIVES RELIEF AT ONCE.
Trunks, valises for your sutniuei
dent of all R. D. Hume’s business
building road at Lorgne on Sutur-
Ornnbetrifs— $ 1 4.
Study your Incubator.
it cleanses, snotties, lie.its, and protects flie
inter,
sts
in
C'urrv
county,
which
are
day was driving of team of liorses vacations at Veatch & Lawsons.
Potatoes— Oregon, 4O to 60c,
Acquaint yourself with all Its parts, j
li-eased nicmbr.ujo. It cures Catarrh anil
Mr. Kerr has
trivesaway n Cold in tin Head quickl--.
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
hitched to a big triangular scraper
A t the rate the jurymen are; Rend the manufacturer's directions quite extensive
thoroughly recovered front his long
on which he was riding when the being secured for the Mitchell trial, for setting it up.
Cattle— Best steers $4.75 *0 5 .00; I.*'-stores the Senses of Taste nnd 81 ne.il.
Kasy to us-:. Contains no injurious drug«.
scraper hit a stump and lie turned all the funds of Oregon and Wash j Set It up carefully nnd according to ' illness and is doing very well again, cows ; 3.50 to 3.75; calves, $1.00 to \pplied into the nostrils and absorbs- I.
and lias u tine position in his new $5.00.
his horses around and in dragging ington may be used up before suf Instructions.
barge Size, fll) cents at Druggists or 1 7
.ail; Trial Size, 10 eonls by mail.
Sheep— $ 1.00 to 4.50.
the scraper around thev overturned ficient talesmen are secured. When i Never try to run an Incubator In n place. Hm many friends wish him
drafty place or near a stove or where the best there is going.
ELY BROTHERS. 56 Warren St . Ne-z
it throwing it on top of him so that the trial actually begins a great
Ilogs— $7 to 7.25
the sun N h ln e s upon it .
ho fell flat on his stomach and the deal o f interest will be taken
H O PS , W O O L, ETC.
Cottage Grove doctors are pro'
Set fertile eggs only. W aste no e f
edge of the scraper struck his left
Hops— Choice 10 to 11
gressive and must be making
fort upon those that are doubtful.
Tnc grass is gro viug very rap'dly j
arm just above the wrist and broke
Mohair, choice 28 to 30c
I.earn how to trim and clean a lump money, as thev nre branching nut.
both hones. He was attended by and all the vacant lawns and yards
Wool— Valley 22 to
25 c; East,
Hr. Richard Wood.
Dr. H ockctt has bought a drug
M r s . I. E. T h o m p s o n .
Dr. job, then was taken to his home as vvell as every lot is grown up j
store in Yoneolla.
Messrs. Best etn Oregon 14 to 22c.
While
where Ins injuries wero dressed. high with it. and w eds.
Rates per day ........................... fi.oo
ati-1 Oglesby are contemplating
Mrs. Addison was in a delicate con the grass In ks belter than the j
GARDEN
SNAPSHOTS
buying a drug store at Drain says
Room and board, per week....... $4.50
IX DIGESTION.
dition ainl the shook of Mr. Addi bare ground the growth of the
one paper, another says they will
No appetite, loss.-f strength, ner
Het the poisons ready for the early start a hospital fltere.
son’s accident was severe upon her, weeds is a serious menace to the
Home other vousness. hcndnclie, constipation, bad
breath, general debility, sour risings,
A R R IV A L AND D E P A R T U R E OF S. P. TRAINS.
resulting in the birth ot a fine health of the pul lie and should 0- Insects
things are in the wind of the < V e g and
entnirli of tbe stomach are all NORTH b o u n d
SOUTH B O rN D
Beginning will, the advent of spring
•’> pound baby girl somewhat unex remedied. The hav fever unfoi in
of other physicians, so they ..ay due to ini I i” . st j< m. Kodol Dyspepsia 1 1*°-
11:53 p .m .
N o . l t ........... 3:05 pm
nate is not lhe only one that feels tlu-rc are few places so interesting ns
No. IS.
.2:02
a.m.
ffn.
15..........
2:24 am
pectedly.
tnav all be capitalists for all we Cure cures indigestion. This new dis-
I the trouble but everyone is liable the hardy flower garden. The amriuls
• "- • ’ > t. pi -cuts tlu- natural juic s of ~
know.
B v jv n L i w u I
: to do so. As the city fathers are have to l.u sown and the half h rdy '
igestiou ns they exist in a healthy
plants have to be planted la-fore ,h -y
C. M. Jack on is sufTeri: g from stomach, combined with
John Lindquest, a miner, after I greatly limited in their expenditures
can la- enjoyed.
i badly bruised left hard i»suiting know n tonic and reconst
working several months at the I it behooves every eiti/> it to cut all
cities. Kodol Dyspepsi
If a gardener has not exportin' ated
Riverside mine in Bohemia went to the weeds around his home, which with tils soil so as to know to w-bnt i mi a lO-inch s l a b fabing from the nor only cure indigestion and dys
T im e T a b le N o . 4’
iioff in the Brown mill on to ib<
Coos Bay l a s t week and purchastd will not only add to the general 1 fertilizing elements It really needs he
pepsia, but the fatuous remedy cures
T o take effect A p ril 2d, 1905.
nack
of
liis
band
while
I
e
,
n«
load
all stomach troubles by cleansing, East
a fine piece of laud of J, H. Brund- health of the town, hut will make a must use a formula, und one carrying
Round
3 a n d 4 T u e s d a y W . B o u n d
ing slabs info a wagon. Mr. Jack- purifi ing. - ivi etening and strengthen
an 1 Sat. o n ly
The land is bordering on the river much neater appearance.
about it to ;tl a per cent nitrogen, 5 to 0 j
ing tin* mucous membranes lining the
la n d
D a ily K x -
son
says
it
was
too
hard
work
for
a
and is close to Florence, partly | In New York. Harry Thaw, a per cent available phosphoric netd sad 1
N
o
3—
N
o
)
,*pt S u n d a y .
N o 2—N o 4
st -uiach.
in
I
H
M
,
-
1 K ie v
covered with heavy timber, there are wealthy son o f a prominent l ’itts- I to 5 per cent potash will usually bo pan of his years anyway and h<
K o d o l Dyspt psia Cure after meals is
)
Ü Ft t a g e G r o v e . .. 671 11:10 5 .IS
guesses he can find aa easier j j l
not otdv thoroughly reliable digest-
several acres cleared in all. Mr Intrg family, " h o married an ao- tumul as profitable as any.
) 3.2
W a ld e n
.. 710 10:49 6 0S
Sow l'rtsetnker onions Indoors, to be Right now ho is wotking on his ant, hut it contains great tonic and 2:55 ; > f>
F u r r i n ....... .. 737 10:44 4:50
Lindquist is very much pleased tress o f the original Florndora sex
. F e rro G o r d o .. .
770 10:38 t IS
crardou which ! e keeps in as fine ree mi struct ivi* properties ns well, I 2:59 : Ì l fi.M
transplanted to the garden In May.
7 7
with his mvesttneut
B a k e r ......... . . *07 10:33 4:47
tette, killed a prominent archito. t
If seeds nre planted In dry soil or In condition ns Mrs. Jackson keeps ^
Ml
10:30 4:44
. . Ä
d Ä
„ ¿ ¡ S Ì Z t h ï 3:17 8:1 1 ? » 9 b . D o ren a .
. Re»l K o c t
.. 891 10:23 4:30
by the name of White and it issniii »>11 that Is le s s moist than the - sols the
) 10 6 . .. G r a v e l P i t . . .. 901
her Mowers.
ottghly digest, assimilate and e-'titrl-
Reduced Summer Excursion Rates committed th • deed on account of
10:20 4 35
» 11 3 ....... S t e w a r t . .. ... 914 10 .-01 4 20
drier soil will extract tin- moisture
A ti »norm o«« quantity o f timb #
ill of the i
> 12
s ta r.
.. 917 9:4»
4:16
On aud after June 1, 19o6, the White's ruin of his wife who w is a from the setM and ivtX> ! development. is used annually in ihe mines
ment thnt is contained in such food ns
» 12 8 . R o c k y P o i n t . . . 916 9:45
4:13
• Ì S 6 . . R ed B r id g e
tnav I>e eaten.
The radish Is one of the favorite ear
1020 9 35
Southern Pacific, itt
connection protege of White hcloie
I'h.tws
4 06
this country, some of the large
» 16.6 . .. W ild w o o d .
. lo w 9:30 4 00
Kodol Dyspepsia rare olonrs the
17.0 . . H u n t ’ s
with the Corvallis Sc Eastern rail marriage to her. Th e whole affair ly spring vegetables, anil It Is one of mines in northern Michigan -ink
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ing more timber than is done in si -ktn-ss t" health and weakness to
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tickets front point» on their lines to tiousness o f the worst kind, and it forw ard to this as tls- one very early. any other place in the world. The strength, if the stomach is disor-
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Join t r isk o f shimmer an ti c o n s ig n e e .
Newport, Yaquina and l>etroit at is doubtful if when put on the maturity, either In the frame or outside Calumet & Uccia copper mine dered K- dol will cure it.
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uses 4o,000,000 feet annually.
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iHigh Grade Meats:
Fresh Beef, Pork, Mutton and Veal
always ready.
Our Refrigerator
Fresh Fish each Tuesday and Friday.
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