Cottage Grove leader., July 07, 1906, Image 4

T H E B U IL D IN G O F RO ADS.
Id titr
About
A low
.lo t
tu M a k e
Ile-
p a tn on Thera.
(Viciul Halstead o f Birmingham,
Lnglund, reports to the department of
commerce and labor results o f unintel­
ligent, unscientific road repairing. He
quotes s jiuu excellent udrlcv ubout bow
not to wake or repair a road,
lie
writes:
“ When lu Loudon recently 1 noticed
that the great road along the Thames,
one of the most Important thorough­
fares In London, known us the Thames
embankment, was very rough, und lu
a recent urtlole In the London Mull, en
titled ’H ow Not to Make n Road,’ some
observant person tells o f the methods
used when the eiubuukiueut was last
torn up und rcuietaled and relroned,
which confirms In niuuy respects the
dispatch I recently hud published iu
I wily Consular und Trade Reports,
Sept. I*. entitled ‘Dust and Motor Curs.’
This writer had thought that u sound
knowledge would surely be displayed
In repairing such u thoroughfare us the
Thames embankment. A fte r the scari­
fier had been at work und the road torn
up. loads o f 'blue metul,’ he said, were
dumped down, but this stone was o f a
very uneven nature, both as to size and
-hape, many o f the pieces being long
and narrow, while others were small
and approximately cubical, and there
was additionally u 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.”
i ‘ontluulng his description o f what was
done as roadmuklng for the great thor­
oughfare, he says:
"O ver thin chaotic heap was strewn
• shade o f Mucudaui l—pulverized clay.
W ater was then copiously Hooded on
to this Interesting mess to Induce the
clay to get In between the cre\ Ices or
chasms In the roadway This It speed
lly dlil. ulthough naturally much re­
mained ns mud on the surface. Then
the steam roller got to work, and soon
the roadway looked quite smooth and
nice, and he who know no better would
have passed by and said, 'That Is a
line bit o f work.' He who knew, how­
ever, and saw It done, suid, ‘G ive It a
fe w weeks and It w ill be us bad as
ever.’ "
Lodge Directory.
EXEM PT.
C a m « F a s h io n re ig n s In royal way and
w ith an Iron rod.
Th o d estin y o f th in g s m un dane is shaped
b y heck o r nod.
T h e fa d s o f y e s te r d a y becom e th e dis­
ca rds o f tod a y ,
/ nd only lo v e r s d a re to keep to th e g o o d
old fa sh io n ed w a y .
ir-' dg_-4-. A- .-Jd. s h -
High Grade Meats:
A. F. & A . M.
Cottage Grove
Meetings 1st and
of each month.
L. F.
ch ange;
The points lu the operation of a
■
J
cream
separator
by
the
furm
dairyman,
Just us
Our m an ners, lik e o u r ga rb , m u st
our ce rem o n ie s too.
\V«j lan gu ish o r a th le tic g r o w
w e ’re ba de to do.
C om < rn ln g e ’en tho a rts w e a sk, la this
o r th at au fa it ?
Hut son. h ow lo v e r s s till em b ra c e the
g ood o ld fa s h io n e d w a y .
Our Refrigerator
Woojey, W . M.
B. Lurch, Secy.
f
is tlic finest in Oregon.
Fresh Fish each Tuesday and Friday.
See our plant, everything new and up-to-date.
G. A . R.
w. o. w.
!
Fresh Beef, Pork, Mutton and V e a l
a lw a y s ready.
I.odge No 5 1 .
3rd Wednesdays
given in tlielr order o f importance ¡.s
hearing on the quality o f the work, r.re
summarized us follow s by uu author. v
on huttermaking:
Appomutax Post No. 34 .
First.—The speed o f the separumr Meets at 1 p. in. ou the 2 nd and
F o r co q u e try and c o u rtsh ip no d ic tu m has
1 m • n set;
must be uniform and up to the stand
Iso u r.i : pi '/claim s m. w s ty le s a n d rules
1th Saturday of each mouth.
ard required by the makers of that
o f etiq u ette.
Dr. D. I.. Woods,’Post Coni.
W h ile th ere a re m en und m a id s to list particular machine.
and E ro s p ip es h is la y
Second.—The tempi-auture of the milk
•G. W . MeReyuoliis, Adjutant
L a v i • w ill a lw a y s w o o and w in In the
should l>e such as will make It tlow
g o o d o ld fa s h io n e d w a y .
- E ll i lta n d a li P e a r c e In B r o o k ly n LU«.
readily; the warmer It is the more per
feet w ill he the separation.
Ills Lim itations.
Third. The amount o f milk that Ls
Bohemia Camp No. *¿(¡ 0 .
run through the machine should re­
Vleets
ench Friday evening.
main constant und should not be In
F. C. Coffman, Ounsul Com.
ereused over that which ls intended for
the machine.
Ch:<s. VutiDenburg, Clerk.
Fourth. The uiucUine should be set
on a solid husc or foundation, so that
there will be no Jar or shaking ubout
as It ls turned, sueh us would tend to
Cottage Grove Chapter No. 4 .
Interfere with the even flow o f the mUk
Meetings
held on 2 nd and 4 th Fri­
through the howl und thus destroy Its
efficiency lu skimming.
day of each month.
Fifth. The separator must be kept
Mrs. C. H. Burkholder. W . M.
thoroughly and scrupulously clean,
\V. S. Beuuett, W . P.
particular care being taken that none
of the tubes through which the milk
Miss Celia Lurch. Secy.
flow becomes obstructed In' any wuy.
Sixth. The test o f the cream cun he
lie* may h<* all i'ltfht to face the pow­ readily changed by changing either the
der, but when he Kisses a lady the eului cream outlet or the skim milk outlet.
Juventus Lodge No. 48 .
leaves Ids face.
St. Bouts Pust-Dln
Meets every Wednesday night
lt«*«’ or<I F o r C o n l l a n o tin M i l k i n g .
patch.
Hoard's Dairym an gives the portrait
L. W. Baker, Chancellur Com.
M u d lew o f tli«* V e r n a c u l a r .
and some details about this Holstein
!
Clms.
VanDenburg, K. of It. S i S.
“ Say HI I” exclaimed the girl at the cow, C'urren Wuse D e Kol, seen In the
handkerchief counter.
“ Wotsinatter now 7" asked the girl at
the rlhhon counter.
Cottage Grove N o.38.
“ .Vint.'hoogltt in liul leet 7”
“ WoJJnHkln that fur 7"
Meetings every Saturday night.
“ Yoorulooklnklua thiu.”
S. S. Sliortridge, N. G .
"Aliitnuther!"
Gus D. Gross, Secy.
“ Yurtoo. ltettertlcksher hack hair.
Scuiniulii down.”
"Qultcherriildieiln. Mine Jeruou bla.”
Hut she fixed her hack hair.
I -' n ls e H h o u l ' l e r * .
“ Say HI!”
Meets 2nd and 4 th Wednesday of
Many u highway commissioner, mix
"Siiyclierseff.”
each
month.
lous to serve Ills town and progress
“ J ew el gitcherforehuu told 7”
Ethel Bisby, Oracle.
his road work, leaves what are known
“ Yeli ivuusertwIce. liver gltchoors?"
as false shoulders on the side of the
Mrs.
C.
W.
Wallace, Recorder.
CAIiBKN WABE DE KOIi.
"Yell. Ootole Juh7"
road, says the Ogdensburg (,N. YJ Ail
"lirdklt . ultli wiyliiHO. Cuintroo7”
line herd o f li. M. Hotullng o f Han
vance. In operating Ids road scraper
“ N’otchett.”
Frnndsco. Her ow ner claims for her
lie falls to put the too o f the blade
"Thlnkltw lH l"
the world’s record. April, 1905, fo r con­
clear to the illteh on the side o f the
" L j kaziiot. Lelehoono fit does.”
tinuous milking
She has made 20.13 Meetings i«t and 2 rd Tuesday.
road, hut places It a foot anil a half
“ Sayjeu. Juno Klttenbllls kceplA- pounds o f butter fa t lu seven days and
nearer to the middle o f the road, thus cuinpny 7”
Leltoy Woods, Consul.
10.9(1 pounds o f butter fa t lu seven
muklng a new ditch and leaving a
"A w k a moffl”
C. W. Wallace, Secy.
days
after
270
days’
continuous
m
ilk­
shoulder of dirt between the new
"Strou zlma sfaonlneer.”
ing.
ditch und the old one. Some highway
" llo w ji erltV”
commissioners do this In the expect
" K m llrlght.
Yooleerabout It soonuff.
T h e f o n t o f M 1IW P r o d u c t i o n .
ancy that the next year they w ill cut Sayjeu, euuehooketeli on” —
The N ew Jersey experiment station
Cottage GrovP No. 24.
this shoulder away to the original ditch
“ •Say. there, y. ut girls I” Interrupted demonstrates that with cows yielding
and gradually widen their road to the lIn• floorwalker. who happened along
0,500 pounds o f milk per head per year ■ Meetings if-t, 3rd aud 5th Friday ol
Hues of the former ditch. These high
it tliia moment "Go hack to your cus­ the cost per quart Ls about 2.1 cents. each month.
way commissioners always open water
tomers!” Glil. ago Tribune.
What must be the cost o f the quart In
Etta Baker, N. G.
ways at frequent Intervuls between the
the case o f the 5,000 pound cow, tho
Dew ditch and the old ditch through the
Katie B. Veatch, Secy.
T h e W i* e Tram p.
- 1,000 pound cow, the 3,000 pound cow
shoulder, letting the water run to the
Tianq 1 'lease, uiu'iim, couldn’t you and the 2,500 pound cow 7 W ill not
proper place. Other highway commit!
spore me a little
the cost range higher as the yield
M
B A
•loners neglect to put these waterways
1 Ion tc keeper Go rlshl away from ranges lower?
through the shoulder, and they sunn here or I'll call tho dog, you lazy,
I f the 6,500 pound cows put 2.1 cents Modern Brotherhood of America
find that the roadbed Is hudly washed, dirty
Into a quart o f milk the 5,000 pound Meets 2nd and 4th Tuesday at I. O.
and they wonder why It Is that they
Tramp Yea, ma'am; that's what 1 vows w ill put 2.7 cents, the 4,000 pound
have such bud luck when they try so w as about to remark. I'm trill el stain
O. F. Hall.
cow over 3 cents, the 3,000 pound cow
hard to servo their town well. It Is c l from my long Journey, and I want­ close to 3.5 cents and the 2,500 pound
T. W . Jenkins,See.
not an easy thing to build or maintain
ed to u<k if you couldn't spare uie u cow nearly 4 cents Into the quart.
a road, and It required experience from
little soup*/
On the other hand, If the 0,500 pound
the results o f mistakes. I f a muii who
Housekeeper Knap? Soap?
Mercy cow makes milk at a cost o f 2.4 cents
has b«vn an Indifferent highway com
St. Valentine Circle 121.
on me! Is the world coming to all a quart a 7,500 pound cow w ill put
mlssloner his first year Improves In his end 7 Walk right In, sir, and stay to
only about 2 cents Into the quart, the Meets 1 st and 3 rd Tuesday in W
work the second yeur, he may he re
dinner. You're more than welcome. - M,000 pound cow only 1.9 cents, and the
O. W . Hall.
elected and become as valuable a high
New York Weekly.
9.»HKi pound und 10,000 pound cows
Flora J. Miller, Clerk.
way commissioner as the town could
would put proportionately less cost In­
obtain, tie must have his heart In his
Miserable.
to the quart. New York Farmer.
work or he cannot do tils town credit.
A young stockbroker who always
tries to appear busy and prosperous
\\ 1 m * « ( l i e ( o h F r c ftlie iiM .
Lady Laiuson Hive No. 42.
A a l t o u a l A i d In llu utl H ii t ld l i i a .
went out for awhile, leaving on hi«
It is generally advisable to have u
It Is ns yet a little early to predict what office door a card neatly marked:
row go dry before she freshens. From j M eets 2ud and 4th Friday of each
will be done during the next congress
"W ill he hack lu an hour.”
four to six weeks ls none too long a
1 mouth.
With respect to the question o f nation
On his return he found that some rest. Many good cows have their milk­
al aid lu road building, sa> s Goo 1 I envious rival hud Inscribed under ing habits so firmly established that
Mrs. Mary Schmutz, I,. C.
Roads Magazine. Announcement lias, i neuth
they must be forced dry. The simplest
Miss Leta Sanford, K. K
however, been made that bills w ill be
und safest way to stop the milk tlow
“ What fo r7"- London T it lilts.
Introduced cither ut the beginning or
Is to cut the feed down to a small al­
before the close o f the session, t'oli
low a m e o f hay and milk but ouce u
A D ip lo m a t.
gressuuin Bru widow, Senator L h timer
"W h y do you tench your children to day, or empty but half the udder at
Cascade No. 00.
Senator Gnlllnger und other ardent ad
one milking and the other half at tlij
recite and s.ngT”
vocatea of ftsleral aid are very much
“ W ell," answered the practical wo­ next, thus alternating till the milk flow Meets every Thursday night.
In earnest over the measures which man, "there has to he some way of i censes. Then more generous feeding
O. H. Veatch, Com.
they have championed, and It Is reu
starting people who come to see you should Is* resumed, hut the feeds used
R K, Bennis, Cooter.
•nimbly certain they will tie heard and forget when It's time to go home.” should l>e o f ii laxative character. A
from. On the other hand, many ap
freshening cow Is a sick cow and
W ie hiligtoli Star.
i
pear to share the opinion that tin' time
should be treated as such. She sliould T r e s p a s s o n A g r l e u l t v i r a x l L a n d s B e
Is not yet propitious for aid from tie
not Is' exposed to violence, to cold or
II m rdennl.
fo r © O p e n i n g U n d e r t h o A c t o f
national gut eminent ill the way of a
J v in o I I . 1 9 0 6
Explore, ltut have you had any ex­ to storms. Her feed should Is 1 limited
large appropriation
1 'ublle sentiment perience that would tend to tit yon for lu quantity and be easily digested. A « I’o Forest Officers in Charge.
In favor o f such aid Is no doubt grow
she fully recovers gradually Increase
the hardships o f uii arctic expedition?
The act above mentioned, which
lug throughout the country, but until
Would He Member of I'nrty H ave 11 her feed to a full varied ration.
provides
for the classification and
the Individual Is thoroughly convinced
Why, 1 lived tw o winters tu an apart­
listing of lands chiefly valuable f >r
and bis mind made up there Is little ment house where 1 was at islds with
(.r m le .l M ilk .
hope o f much favorable legislation In the Janitor. Judge.
lt ls estimateli In ('. li. Marshall of agriculture iu forest reserves ex­
the direction o f national aid l'rtmurl
Mieti Ig n i flint 12 cent* per qiiart ls not pressly provides that no future
lands within
ly the demand must be made by those
too lilgh a retati prive for milk i hen settlement on any
I'ro.if.
Whoso use o f the highways Is t«i per
“ Hid Mrs. UgluintiK'a husband leave all thè coudltioim under whlch lt ls pro­ forest reserves is authorized until
cent o f the totul
Meetings, con ten
ducisi ami Immillai are Ideal.
Ite th e y have la-en public»)- declared
her well provided for?"
tlons, all forms o f agitation, should b
nrgues for thè production and s lo of open to settlement *’>' the Stcrtq.irv
“ l i e left her fabulously rich.”
Continued In order that people may be
milk o f dlfferent grado* oli a lai- ¡ics«
"H o w do you know 7”
the Interior
Any settlement ou
fully educated upon all phases o f Uie
”1 see by tho latest society news she luists Sudi spectfielittoiis as socia fair •ieh lands prior to th e o p e n in g l*v
great question o f road Improvement
Is to he married again.” 1 lolls ton Tost for thè production o f 5 cent milk, tl
m Secretary ot the Interior "¡11
The problem vVUI then be easy
cent milk, nini so ou, sbolliti he ugrecd
upon by con traci between producer not only confer no tights on the
I'M littln g F a r e s .
M e r i t i m i F u r ■ H e l l e r M o n ti.
Mrs. Painter I see the left side of nini consumer. The producer should de­ settler hut will constitute trespiws
You will pl.vise be diligent, in
No organization 111 the city Ls more
Ihe face Is usually considered by artists cide upon wliut grado o f milk he ls
wllltng to produce
The consumer 'discovering and
Interested In the movement for good to he more beautiful than the right.
preventing an y
ronds than Ls the CUicliiuatl Antonio
Mr. Painter Rut a lot of you women shoulil umlerstnnd cliurly thè illffer such tresspasses and repart the n
bile club, says the Auto Advocate and Xeeui to think both sides should he enee belarceli, say, 5 cent milk and 10 promptly to the Forester.
cent milk ami should decide what
Country Roads The club Is willing to ¡minted Yonkers Statesman.
Please give the widest fossil le
. grado he wunts.
do anything In Its power to help alone
publicity to this order to discourage
the project, und Its committees w ill be
H ever.tn a r T h in s « .
such settlement and to prevent lo^s
l> a lr > F o r m .
found working hard with those o f tho
" A man's limit for health,” said the
'
and
trouble to intending settlers
Tlie
typo
o
f
thè
cow
ha«
Just
as
uiuch
local branch o f the National Gime philosopher, “ Is not conducted on the
(Signed) Overton W Price,
Ronds association
Along this line usual rules o f races, for he never starts lo da wlth milk gli log capnelty In prò
Associate F 01 ester
President Val Dutteiihofer o f the Chi
In pursuit o f It until he finds It Is al­ partlon to feial consumisi ns thè forni
(Innati Automobile club will do some ready run down.” Raltlmorc Am eri­ o f tlie borse does in uiakliig of hlm a
wnsteful or un l'eomunicnl feeder. W e
work him self
It Is his plan to in.-ike can.
WiHosbarre, Pa School Directors
bave all sismi «lab stilisi, leggy borse«
trips over all the roads leading out of
are
comi*elling lady teachers to sign
flint reqtilrtsl il biirnful o f bay ami flf-
'th e H e f o r l K rittln tn s .
Cincinnati and then make a detailed
lie- Well, I'v e found out one thing, ty ears of coni a day to fili up There statements that they will 11 t get
report to the club as to their condition
1« thè sanie dlffereuce In coiva lt |>ai » nnrtied during the chool tear, iu
you have no heart
This report w ill be o f value to every
She oh. come now. How cun a mao thè furiuer to I h » alile to Jllilge o f thè '•rder lhat the teaching force may
automobile driver who contemplates
without brains know anything a lw it value o f cow » by thè anlnial’s forni — not l»e disturbed
Hard on the
little excursions hi this pull o f the
i dalry forni.—Farm and Ranch.
anatomy? -Cleveland Plain Don lor.
girls, but good for the schools.
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I. O. O. F.
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Children always enjoy the Leader
supplements.
The
Lender
is
going to make this a permanent
feature, and we know your children
would appreciate getting the Lea­
der regularly. Don’t fail to sub
scribe for the Leader
| eat, prevents colie,eholera, diarrlioea,
llux, dysenlery nini sminuir eoin-
plaints goni'ially. and lt* lise wili cure
indigestlon ami « bruiiic «lyspeptda
pernmmqitl.v.
Kudol is gooil alike
fot' young and old. Your drugglst
l sei I h it.
O sW K l'a
.itilo
iiisept
The fnnvjus little pills«
Mrs. Evn Look is visiting in E u ­
gene.
T H E O R IG IN A L L A X A T IV E COUGH S Y R U P
Rev. Billingtou and wife returned
to ihe Grove Tuesday.
KENNEDY’S LAXATIVE HONEY^TAR
Bod Clover Blcarom and Money Bee on Every Bottle.
Market Reports.
Portland, June 30, lt)06.
G RAIN, l'RODircE, FEKD.
j
B u y o u G r a d iti
this $60 Machine for $ 2 3
Wheat— Walla Walla, 7 IC; Valley, FREIGHT PREPAID
stittth, double feed, §elf-
7 ‘2 c ; bluentem, 74
red, 70c.
th.PH ding sh u ttle: h a s
au tom atic bobbin w inder
Oats— White
$32; gray, $ 3 1 .
and oth er latest Im p ro ve­
Barley— Brewing, $24.; f e e d ,
m ent*. This is the A N T I*
T K F 8 T M A C H IN E . I t Is
$23.75; rolled, $25 to 26.
the same m achine a gen t«
are a skin g you $60 ior. A ll
Hay— Timothy, $11.00 to $12.50;
Rttacbinentfigo w ith eaoh
clover. $8.50 to $0; cheat, $7-50 lo
m achine. Bold for on ly
f: ensh and $a m onthly.
$ 8 ; alfalfa, $1 1 .
W rit© TOMI fo r tree FU*X'TUII UTALOCttt «h o w ln *
MillstutVs— Middlings, $25 to 26; ele g a n t household goods we w ill shlp(Frelaht
Prepaid) on Easy Payment» ou r new CREDIT plan.
chop, $ 1 7 ; bran, $ 1 7 to 18¡shorts G o v u r t z F u r n C t u r n C o m p a n y
$18 to 1 0 .
1 7 3 -1 7 3 F ir s « S t.. P O R T L A N D . OR.
Flour— Hard
wheat,
patent,
$4.10;
straight,
$3.45;
gra-
linm, $3.50; rye, $5; whole wheat
Hour, $ 3 . 7 5 ; valley flour $3.50to3,65
Dakota, $0.5o to 7 2 5 , l nstern rye,
$5.40; Pillsbury, $ 6.20
Corn— Whole, $26; cracked, $27
per ton.
j
c
m iw
Rye— $1.50 per ewt.
rnoDD« f
Butter- Fancy eriamery l s ^ e ,
2 oe;
city cream* ry,
dairv
14
to 15c; store 13 to l 3 b ' c
Cheese— Young Ameiica, 14 '_.c
«
Oregon full crean., 13c to 13j
Eggs — Fresh Oregon
ranch
21 to 22
Poultry— Roosters, 0 to loc; hens
YORK^
1 3; fryers, 16e to 17; broilers!
14 to 16 c; geese, live, 8 to; 8.50
dressed, 1 1 - 1 1 '..; turkeys. Iive,l 4 - i 5 E l y ’ s C r e a m * B a l m
CATA
P& Î
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»r-r»ER~mg£
a°,
K n u rrs
and
T h i s R e m e d y Is a S p e c i f i c ,
v e u k t a b i . e s .
5-ure t o C i v o S a t i s f a c t i o n .
Grape fruit— Crate $ 4 . to 4 .50
CiVES R I L I Z F
ONCE.
Cro n berries— $14.
It i-U'imses, sootir -, In als, and protects the
Potatoes— Oregon, 4 O to 65c. , list ased membrane. It cures Catarrh and
LIVESTOCK
MAKE ET.
Cattle— Best steers $1.75 to 5 . 0 0 ; j
cows ; 3.50 to 3.75; calves, $4.00 to
: $5.00.
Sheep— $1.0<) to 4.50
Hogs— $7 to 7,25
irives away a Cold in tlio Head quickly.
Restores the Senses o f Taste and S iiie il.
Kasy to use. Contains no injurious drugs.
\p; iiod into the n strils and absorbed,
lairgo Si?", 50 cents nt Druggist« or by
nail; Trial Size, 10 cent« by mail.
ELY BROTHERS, 56 Warren St.. New York.
HOI'S, WOOL, ETC.
Hops— Choice 10 to 11
Mohair, choice 28 to 30c
'Tool— Valley 22 to
‘¿ 5 c; East,
ein Oregon 14 to 2 2 c.
THOMPSON HOTEL
Mus. I. E. T hom pson .
liâtes per dny ......................... $1.90
Boom and board, per week...... $4.50
IN I>IG IC STIO X .
N o iqqK 'lite, loss of strength, n er­
vousness liemlnclie, constipation, had
breath, gi'i-oral d e b ility , sour risings,
ARRIVAL AMD DEPARTURE OF S. P TRAINS.
and c a tm r ii o f tin stom ach are a ll i x o r t r b o u n d
so u th b o u n d
due to indiacMtlon. K ' a l o l D v s p e D s i a No. 1 2 ........ 11:31 p ni.
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Cure ritres in digestion . T h is new «lls-
cov> rv represents the natural juices of
ligestlon ns they e x is t iu a healthy
stom ach, com bined w ith the grr
known to n ic and recon stru ctiv
eities.
K odol Dyspepsia Cure
not only euro in d igestion and d y s ­
T im e T a b le No. V
pepsia, blit the famous rem edy cures
To take effect April 2d, 1905.
all stom ach troubles by cleansing,
E*at Bound
3 an d l Tu esday
W . Bound
purify lug. sw eetening and stren gth en ­
anti Sat o n ly
ing the uiueoiiH m em branes lin in g the
1 and
D a ily Ex-
j N o 3—N o i
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No 2 -N o 4
st much.
8 ÏHTIONS
Kiev 1 A.M
K o d o l l>\
p-ia i 'ni'e after m eals is r N | A M M
2:30
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axe
O
roñe
.. 671 11:10 5.1Ä
not only th orou gh ly reliable d ig e s t-
2:S0 7:S0 <.2
\ a lden__ .. 710 10:49 5:06
ant, but it contains g re a t tonic and 2:56 7:56 5 . v t’urrin.....
.. 737 10:44 4 59
recon stru ctive pro|x*rtl"s
ns
w ell. 1*2:59 7*5» 6 3 Ferro (ionio.
770 10:38 «5 8
H IM 7 7 .
Baxor
.. H07 10:33 4:47
This fa m o m rem edy
enables
tbo 3:04
3 14 H ill H 3 . Anreiiii ..
K41 10 ::« 4:44
stoinaeli and d ig e s tiv e o rg a n s to thor- 3:17 H: 17 9 5
. Red Hora .. H91 10:23 4 »
n nghly digest, a ssim ila te and co n tri­ 3::»|8:20 10 6 . . Uravel Pit .. 901 10:20 4 36
3 '-> k ::i*» 11 - a
Mtewart.. ... 914 10:01 4 JO
bute to the tissue* nil o f the nourish­ . 3:3H'4 40 12
star...... ... 917 9:4« 4 16
ment that is contained in -neb food ns j 3:41 H 45 12 H .......
Rocky Point .. 946 9 45 4:12
3 50 •» (V, 15 6
m ay I«'e a t « n .
Re»l Bridge
. 1020 9 35 4 nc
K o d o l ltys|H>psin i ore clears the 3:55 9:15 16 6 . Wildwood.
1040 9 :» 4.00
.... Hunt *
loro
» a y and makes sure the jou rn ey fro m
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sickn- ss t > health and weakness to \
'»uif' w ith o u t not
strength. |f the stom ach Is disor-
A l l o u tw a rd fr e ig h t fo rw a rd ed o n lr *t thf
deied K ■ 'd o ! w ill cure it.
jo in t
o f «h ir it e r an«i eon$isrnee.
Staxe leave.«
fid w ood after the arr va rii
K od ol I »\ sjM'psia Cure lays the fouu-
in on M o n d a y«. W edne«dav.c and Fr.d »in
«lati 'ii fo r health, and th e u p bu ildin g tra
tor B onita anti Or«eoo. KeturniiiK
ea­
ot stren gth by clean sin g, p tirifiy in g t a v «. Thu r e la y s and sa tn r«lav».
not »•** re»*ei-.. d at The n. ^ 8 . E
and s w eeten in g the g la n d s and mem- ! .. n
H K.
a ft e r < p in
To iu«ur«* forward
bra lies of t lie stom ach , and by sup­ mix
on n e x t tra in freight muat he tle l'v e re d rn
p ly in g natural juices necessary t o ! ample time to permit ui i.-n^ i tio«i
perfect In digestion , a ssim ila tio n and J
A . II. W o i j d , M a n n e r
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