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A Terrible Confession. The SPO RTING WORLD HINTS FOR F ARM ERS A n n e tte K e lle rm itn , n P h e n o m e n o n . l.ea v iitK Tlie w o n d e r f u l y o u n g H u m an nth lete a n d s w i m m e r froui A u s t r a lia , M is s An n e t t e K e lle r n m n , lias b e a te n a ll r e c o r d s f o r d i s t a n c e in u t r ia l on th e D a n u b e r i v e r a t V ie n n a , s w i m m i n g a dls t u n c e o f t w e n t y th re e m ile s in a b o u t lit hour s, a id e d p a r t l y b y th e r iv e r 's c u rr e n t . A l l p r e v io u s r e c o rd s fo r w o m e n s w i m m e rs in no w a y a p p r o a c h tlie f e a t o f M is s K e l l e r m a n , and sin- n o w rig h tly W heat Stu b b le lllith . M uch w h e a t is g r o w n on f a r m s where th e su p p ly o f s t r a w is la r g e r th a n is needed a n d th e m a r k e t p r ic e is low, w r ite s A l v a A g e e in N a tio n a l S t o c k m a n In all su ch in s t a n c e s th e s e l f blndei should be se t to c u t a high stu b b le , and w h e n th e w h e a t s t a n d s w e ll tlie s t u b hie can be l e f t q u ite long. T h is le av es th e s t r a w w h e r e it belong s. It has gome f e r t iliz in g value, a n d it m a k e s u pond m u lc h i ir th e gr ou nd and f o r the y o u n g c lo v e r or g r a s s w hen It h a s been clip ped w it h a m o w e r. T h e v a lu e of a n y kind o f m a n u r e d e p e n d s upon the u se to w h ic h it Is lint, a n d so t h e valu e o f the s t r a w in lo n g s t u b b le w h e n used os a m u lc h d e p e n d s upon the n eed ot the p a r t ic u la r soil f o r a mulch, f o r o r g a n ic m a t t e r a n d f o r the m in e r a l m a t te r In th e s t r a w , lint it Is s a f e to sa y th a t the v a l u e u s u a lly Is g r e a t e r than tlie n et p r i c e th at c a n be go t f o r It in m a rk e t. L e t a s in itch a s p os sib le o f the su rp lu s s t r a w re m a in s t a n d i n g in the fields th a t h a v e p ro d u ce d it, a n d then clip It for a mulch. i < .outlitued from first page.) tbetn t 'jfb e Drove or the midnight train. At niia Tuesduv morning the boys vvt-re brought before Justice Voting anti ou beiug questioned by Attorney William«, made tho follow ing statement: Reaves Confession 10 . Three-day tickets will be good going Saturdays and returning Mondays only. Tickets front Port land a-td vicinity will be good for return via the Hast or West Side at optiou of passenger. Tickets from Kugene and vicinity will be good going via tit" 1/ baiio’i-Spiincfp ld branch if desired. Baggage on Newport tickets checked throngh to Newport: on Yaquina tickets to Ya- quiua ouly. Sunday excursions to Newport on the C. & E. will begin June iotli or n t h and run every Sunday thereafter leaving Albany at 7:30 a . m . ; leave Corvallis 8 a. l - *l- - 1 - T- -t li-ile jle ..' :H i(jh G r a d e M e a t s : Fresh Beef, Pork, Mutton and Veal always ready. - \ I O u r R e frig e ra t o r is the finest in Oregon. My name is Thomas Reeves. My age is 18 years. I was born in Fresh Fish each Tuesday and Friday. Birmingham, Kuglaud, I lr>ve See our plant, everything new and up-to-date. lived in Portland, Oregon since a child. 1 worked at the Portland 'P lio n e Iron works last. M a i n S 3 . |f m. Wo went down across the brijge S. P. trains connect with the C. Tfr-^- .T-- =T= ■ ft aud sat down 20 minutes. Two & K. at Albany and Corvallis for other men came and told us the Yaquina and Newpot T r a i n s on marshal said fir us to get out of the C. ti E. fot Detroit will leave town. T h e four of laid under the Albany nt 7 .do a. in. enabling tour bridge one half hour, smoking. I ists to the Hot SpriDgi to reach Came on the bridge, five ot us. We there the same day. Trains from two went to the camp fire to get a an(I t,,’ Corvallis connect with all light. I he young fellow saw stuff Ettst side tIaill8 OI1 ,i,c. S p cooking on the hre and took it off. Fu „ .„formation U8 to rates, 1 told him the man was lying on , ime tablcH etc ,,0 (>btained You will always be liappy if you the ground. Hoy went and asked «n application to J . C. Mayo, Gen. P u ll f i g s f o r ilro u i! S o w s. burn electric lights, for they will him for a match, He got up and paSH Agfl f C & E. R. 11 , Albany; l ull plj. cr.v.vu u ntil the fo llo w in g went to a satchell and y e a r and ti n bred f o r sp r in g litters ,wa® | A. L. Craig, G. P. A., S. P. Co., “ T i c k l e y o u to d e e th .” Í m a k e t!i - \ cry best o f brood so w s. monkeying around in cans be had portlaUd, or any S P. or C, ti K there. He reached for a knife or a j a,r()nt T h e r e a r c i me th a t a r e better. T h e y The boy says I want a Rates from Cotta„e ( ; rove to ha v e tlie i e, th e a g e , tin- stre ngth , razor vigor aim v i t a l l y , a n d h a v e been in a teb -r light from the camp fire. Newport t0 Yaquina $G g r o w n thro ugh a se aso n o f th e y e a r fie says, get u light and get out | ________________________________ w l u n g r a s s lias p la y e d u good p a r t In dam quick. T h e boy weut down their d e v e lo p m e n t a n d h a s br ou gh t Lodge Directory. to the fire and got a light and I tin 1.1 up to tlie tim e o f th e y e a r w hen told hint not to get mad. He made they a r e to I ■ I re.i, so th at th e y are i,e t i g' t iii p ig eas ily , so th at e v e r y a pass at ine with a knife and f W illam ette Valley E le ctric C o. 1 fired before t rea l 111;i: is iii their f av or. It is im porta n t drew a gun. to I "i-I l i i.o m a tu r e sto c k a s nea rly ized what I was doing, and we run Cottage Grove Hodge No. 5 1 . . , po sii.s it ■ il'IS re c o gn ize tills u p the track. We kept on a going Meetings 1st anil 8 rd Wednesdays i t. and la i i m . will lie d r i v e n to u until three in the morning. We The Funny Pictures for the Children j nutrition. Koilni digests » 'nit you .gi'iii.-n o f il w h en it b e c o m e s evl- I s t o p p e d ip a wheat field, and the of each month. lent, prevents colic, cholera, diarrhoea, , nt to lie ia that th ey m u st r a ise more t.luldren always enjoy the Leader | itux, dysentery and summer corn- j uext morning went to Hogan. We E. F. Wooley, W . M. «0 ■r pi mi ! from th eir s o w s lu 3 upplemeuts. Tlie Header is j plaints generally, and Its use will cure got something at Hogan’s store a n d to malti th em p ro fit ab le .— Ne- J- B. Lurch, Secy. going to make this a permanent indigestion and chronic dyspepsia went down and cooked it. We staid s e v e n i n d i e i In h e igh t a nd w e i g h s 140 hr. 1 p e r m a n e n t l y , Kmlol is good alike i rua','. feature, and we know yottr children j for y o u n g mi l old. Your druggist there until six o ’clock, making our p ou n ds a n d is 11 sp len did e x a m p l e o f would up; to rrett'„fT lbe Hea-j Bells it. p h y s i c a l d e v e lo p m e n t In a w o m a n w i t h way to Drain where we were c a p ‘I t i . t a n n i ] » U l i l s t l e . der regtilaily I- . tail to sub ou t d e s t r o y i n g th e lin er f e m in in e Hues. > !i . i. g t\ ce e a c h y e a r j u s t u fte t tured. Appomattx Post No. 34 . B e W ili scribe for the f ender Still, h e r m u s c u l a r d e v e lo p m e n t is su c h i ho H v e r s ' " s i w ill ke ep th e p la nts [Signed] T h o m a s R kavk *. L ittle t h a t s h e s h o w s w o n d e r fu l s t r e n g th »tul Meets at 1 p. m. on the 2 nd and e liij s l i m . T h i s w ill p r e v e n t tha Th*i f 'iw w js iit t ic jfiH s. endurance. K e n n e d y ' s L a x a t i v e H o n e y a n d The second boy being called said 4th Saturday of each month. , '>■ i luci ; in o f Is, a n d thus seriou s i I’a r is t h e o r i g i n a l l a x a t i v e c o u g h T h e y o u n g w o m a n lias b e e n s w i m 11 l e y p i cro ps 10 ,y he m o l d e d , b u t II his name was Hngh Saxon, aged 16 , Dr. D. H. Woods, Post Com. I sy r u p a n d c o m b in es th e q u a l i t i e s THE ORIGINAL C : . ,VE C " j - ! ! SYRU P inliig fro m chll d lci I A t tifte en sh e d l i c !y can a* th e d e a t h o f the th is born in Pine Bluff, Ark. and lived n e c e s s a r y t o re lie ve the c o u g h a n d w o n t h e iiin a tcu r inl|<* In A u s t r a li a a n d tle loot ex I , I 1,1 g HI.I g r a s s la u d o r lit G. W. McReynolds, Adjutant 15 years in Texarkana, Texas, but p u r g e t h e s y s t e m o f c o l d . C o n t a i n s | KENNEDY’S L maí T i ¡VE HüNEY^TAR lif t e r w i n n i n g all to e o ilie r a m a t e u r \\i i c is , m s . am i will th e r e fo r e n ee d to no o p ia te s. B enson P h a rm a cy . had been working last, lor the Port Red Clover SI i S î ' îgî cucì lïoney Bee en Every BcUle« c h a m p io n s h ip s th er e b e c a m e a p r o f e s l«e I .oile,I i* n il y c a l II is g e n e r a lly land Iron works. When asked if j si onal. I .list y e a r s h e inaile an a I te m p t a 0.1 'o li ve a s pu P u g o f g r u b b in g to a w lu i th e r.ugli: h c h a n n e l In e m u l a l c Ice a .tear. T h is plan is r e c o m m e n d he would make any statement lie Bohemia Camp No. 2G0. tion o f C a p t a i n W e b b 's feat in lM 7 o, ed f o r r . iid s id c s ami w a s t e la nd and stated that ho would make the same I Portland, Aug. 11, 190G. th is $ 6 0 M achine for $ 2 5 b u t t h e s e v e r e Im li'cllng o f th e w a v e s for m e a d o w s and p a s t u r e s w h e r e tho statement as the other boy, then Meets each Friday evening. < • RA IN , 1'KODHCJ:, t U £ P . f o r c e d h e r to g iv e up a f t e r c o v e r i n g six nielli ni i f o r c o m p le te e r a d ic a tio n seem when told that he could waive mak F. C. Coffman, Consul Com. „ » .}•£ ,? Wheat— Walla Walla, 69c; Valley, FREIGHT PREPAID tulles. to lie too e p e n s iv e f o r Im m e d ia te ap- ing a statement said lie would nut et i te h , f l cu b l e feed, self- Chas. VanDenburg, Clerk. 70 c; blueutem, 7 I red, G 6 c. threGlinff sh u ttle : h a s plica bolt. !.. i l D e w e y . I lilted S tates make any. a u t o i i m ti c b o bb in w i n d e r Oats— White $22; gray, $ 3 !. t l n r n i i (llillte b l'N l l e t l r e n i e i i t . D e p a rt m e n t of A g r ic u ltu r e . and other l a te st i m p r o v e The statement btiug signed, the m e n t * . T h i s is t h e ANTI- Barley— Brewing, $24.; f e e d , I11 s p e a k i n g a bou t Ills f u t u r e p la u s T R F 8 T MA CH IN E. It la justice stated that under the statute It irn e y Old lield . th e f a m o u s a u t o racer, $28.75; rolled, $25 to 2G. tlie s a m e m a c h i n e a g e n t s ■’o r P o t u t o m i g h t . *!>■'!•> i l l K Cottage Grove Chapter No. 4 . he could not Jo other than bind a rc a s k i n g you |60 for. A l l r a id r e c e n t ly : “ I d o 11 it li k e to lie lia y —Timothy, $11.00 to $12.50; M an y N e w .1 cy t a n n e r s s p r a y po a t t a c h m e n t s go w it h e a c h q u o t e d a s re tir in g fro m t h e g a m e , but tu to r s fo r blight, but v e r y f e w o f th e them over to the circuit court with .Meetings held on 2 nd and 4 th Fri clover, $8.50 to $0; cheat, $7.50 to m a c h i n e . Sold for o n l y ? chs I i an d $3 m o n t h l y . 1 limi th at a f t e r tt 1 m g la y off I lose my total tiumhei Most o f th o s e w h o s p r a y out bonds. day of each month. $ 8 ; alfalfa, $ 1 1 . W r i t e TODAY for fr o FURNITURE CATALOGUE s h o w i n g eye, a n d It t a k e -, c nisUleralilc tr ain in g h a v e fo u n d it pro fitable . T h e n im ib e i e l e g a n t h o u s e h o l d goods l sliiD (Freight Young Iti eves is a Portland boy, MillstulTs—Middlings, $25 to ‘2G; Prepaid) on Easy Paym ents- o u we r wil Mrs. C. H. Burkholder. W. M. n ew CREDIT p la n . t o g e t In sh a p e ,c .tin. M y c o n tra c t o f thos e wh o p r a y is Incre asin g. W e whose father gave him a good home chop, $ 1 7 ; bran, $17 to 18;shorts G o v u r t z F u r rtf tu r n C o m p a n y '..• 1 th a n n ut 1 1 imp. . y e x p ir e s la t e In t'ccoiniiiciiil th at s p r a y i n g be be gu n W. S. Bennett, W. P. and did all he could for him, but $18 to 19. 1 7 3 * 1 7 5 F ir s t St.. POKTLAND. OR. th e sumiller, ami 1 h iv e a lr e a d y signed e a r ly in J u l y a n d r e p e n ted a t Inter- Miss Celia Lurch, Secy. just before the boy tan away he Flour— Hard whont, patent, 1 a c o n t r a c t to go out on th e road w ith \ ids o f f r o m s e v e n to f o u r te e n da y s. $1.10; straight, $2.45; gra th e ‘ V a n d e r b ilt 1 u p’ th ea tr ica l show , T h i s v a r ie s w it h th e w e a t h e r c o n d i robbed his brother’s saving hauk w h ich h a s limi nell a s u c c e s s fu l seaso n tions a m i the ra p id g r o w t h o f tho vin es. ransacked the house, evidently for ham, $8.50; rye, $5; whole wheat] His father In ( io th au i. W o use b ird ca ux . f o r m u la ti-tl -50 that his father’s savings Ilnur, $ 3 . 7 5 ; valley flour $8.50to3.G5 ] Juvenilis Hodge No. 48 . " I d o n 't m ean to s a y th at 1 Intend to Is, six p o u n d s b lu e stone, s ix p o u n d s has disowned the hov,and says the Dakota, $G.5o to 7.25; 4 astern rye, re tir e all > eth er from the auto m o bile lilue am i f ifty g a llo n s w a t e r . T o this boy would insist upon reading noth Meets every Wednesday night. $5.40; Pillsbury, $ 0.20 j unie, hut only from the c irc u la r tr ac k w o a d d o n e p oun d p u rls gree n w h e n ing but. the cheapest detective sto Corn— Whole, $2(i; criicki $27 H. W. Baker, Chancellm- Com. racin g feature I ' hall con tin ue in tho th e b u g s a r e p re sen t. < 1 . F. W a r r e n , ries and was thoroughly imbued per ton. a u to m o lillc bu sin ess in so m e line or H o r tic u lt u r is t, N e w dorse} E x p e r im e n t Chas. VanDenburg, K. of K. ti S. with their spirit aud sought to fol Rye—$1.50 per cvvt. othe r 11ml m a y be seen in 1111 occasio n al (Station. low in the steps of the men there I'ltonui tr ro ad race. I c a n n o t s a y a t present portrayed. While Beeves states w h e t h e r I sh a ll d r i v e a c a r in th e V a n K illin g iiu ld c n ro d . Blitter- Fancy cruuHry, 21^e, derb ilt c u p ra ce o r not. T h e c o m p u u y Y e a r s a g o w e b o u g h t a f a r m th at hail that he killed the old man, drawing dairy 22 c; city cream'ry, 21 Collage Glove No.GS. jv IM i w h ic h I a m u nd er c o n tra c t at o n e field so th ic k ly c o v e r e d w it h this his gun before he realized what he 14 to 15c; store i4 to 1 4 y, c Meetings every Saturday night. p resen t lias not a s y e t entered a car, w e e d t h a l tell a c r e s w o u ld not h a v e | was lining, this statement was not Cheese—Young America, I D c n u l a s I h a v e re c eiv ed 110 w o rd from p a s t u r e d a g mse, w r it e s a corres p on d | made until after the hoy- hid been S. S. Shortridge, N. G. Oregon full cream, 18c to 14 '_> L in I do I. d c .p eel that th ey will. If c u t In N a tio n a l ¡Stockman. T h e r e w a s been confined in jail, where the evi Gus D. Gross, Secy. Eggs — Fresh Oregon ranch t h e y c o n c lu d e t.> d.i so, I suppose, of a b s o lu t e ly no gr a s s. W e m o w e d it oil dent domineering spirit of the 20 t< > 21 . cou rse, th at 1 will be seen at th e wheel. am i put a b o u t liv e sh e ep to the acre Poultry— Roosters, 9 to lo c; hens " M y c h ie f reas 111 f o r g e l l i n g ou t ot a u d fed e no ug h w h e a t br an to ke ep younger hoy, the older in his roam die r a c in g f e a tu r e o f th e g a m e is lie 1 3; fiyers, 16 c to 17; broilers! th em In a t h r i v i n g con dition , a n d the ing around the country, had its iu- The Meets 2nd and 4 th Wednesday ot 14 to tile; geese, live, 8 to; 8 .;,o c a u s e o f th è enfi irci il Irm uhig that it n ext se a so n a lin er b lu e g r a s s p a s tu r e lltietice upon the older one taki s al te:- a I m g luy ulf In gi'l bai U w a s n e v e r seen. T h e y ha d k ille d " e v e r y two boys are decidedly until« in j each month, ill i s'-ed, 11 -11 1 •; tin keys, live.l 4-15 E l y ’ s C r e a s e B a l m m y e y e am i nervi*. I ccl us th ou gh 1 last p la n t . ” T h e c o w s w o n 't c a t it and j type T h in P o r.ic d y is a rip o ciflc . The Reeves hoy has a low, I Ethel Bishy, Oracle. FRUITS AND VKIIETAULES. uni grillimi lly Io-mi; my n erve, a l It is f o r t u n a t e th at th ey w ill not, fot Harrow, receding foieluad, heavily j S u r e t o C i -c S : . - i - . ; i f a c t i o n . Grape fruit— Crate $ 4 . to 4 .GO «M rs. C. W. Wallace, Recorder. 1 Doligli | uni al p rem ili ili us go si form If th ey d id 110 u se c ou ld lie uinde of C I V F S RCLI?':- A T ON Cli. I wrinkled, with thin li, s aud cruel, j < rnnbei rics— $14. 0 , 1 ’leanscs, sontlu s, I i . ti I v , ,i»nl protccf.j f’ie its 1 t s i t w u s a m i e x p e c i to b r e a k thè th eir m ilk, b u t sh e e p li k e It a n d will weak month, and a criminal st t of Potatoes— Oregon, 4 O to 65c. j li-castd iiionibriuie. It cures Catarrh e :.J record l'or uno ini le ut e lt h er Imlimi- th r iv e on th e y o u n g g r o w t h . f A Cl«Id in ’ Head qu klv. ; i yi s, w tile Saxon has heavy fea M V fcS T OC h MA1IKLT. tipolis or ( lilcago. I tttres. receding forehead, far-set Cattle Best steers $3.50 ,o3.G 5;i llestores the Senses of Tu *0 mid S-ai-il. "1 w u s tei'} luiicli ili.«appelliteli a l I * « » 1111 i ii t; 4111 l It»» f i 1. Meetings 1 st and 211 I Tuesday. Gas}’ to n«". Contains no injure s drugs. Hot ticing utile to siviiro a p la ce lu In p a s t u r i n g c i t h e r c l o v e r or a l f a l f a eyes, thick-lipped, with eyes that cows ¡ 2.25 to 2.50; calves, $1.00 to \[>]ilied into tlie nostrils ; id id.sorbt I. He Roy Woods, Consul. wlilch to I10I1I a iiiic t 111 t ’ IiicinuaU, as sh e ep sh mid 11 >t lie tu rn e d in until the show through their thin slits, pierc $4.50. Imrge Siz ■, ,r>i) cents at Druggists or by I Iil.i* 11 n t m 11 alili b a v e iiimiy p lc as c l o v e r o r a l f a l f a is w e ll g r o w n , and ing and quick yet covering every mil; Trial Size, ll) cents l.y mail. - C. W. Wallace, Secy. Sheep $4.00 to 4.25 1 at ri collo ci Iona o f It frolli m y olii lil then sh ould I e tu rn e d I11 w h e n w e ll oxpression, and is brighter U Y BROTHERS, 56 Warren St.. I'D 's. and Hogs— $7 to 7,35 evcle days." tilled up on ot h e r g r a s s a n d w h e n more crafty and is evidently famil h ops , w ool , r r c . the dew or v cl Is off: am i a f t e r bein g ial with the lioho life, through his Hops—Choice 10 to 11 t'oliiuilitii'H T r a l n c r . ■ tut m i l to Mi mid n e v e r he ta k e n ofT, Cottage Grove No. 21. Mohair, choice 28 to 30c t'o ltuiibla n uli u-sily lina y e t tu choose Ih mgli a i lied tun} lie p ro vid ed w h e r e wanderings over Ihe country. They are now where they hava a Meetings 1 st, -‘ird and nth Friday ot b e r tr aci, a t h l c t i c tr a ln c r f o r n ext seu Wool—Valley 22 to ¿5 c; East, (lie sheep m a y s h a d e a t m id da y . Oil Mas. I. E . T h o m i > 3 o n . son, Iutt th è nluio-t unuiiimouM opinion su c h p a stu re , w it h their moth ers, the good time to tiling, for the older each month. ein Oregou 14 to ‘¿ 2c. ls tliat .losli t'r oo l. s shoulil he re-en- lundis will make prodigious growth.— ! probably death, aud if not that for Rates per day ................................$1.00 Etta Raker, N. G. gilgcil a n d Itavi* a f a i r c h a n c e to s h o w Professili K e n n e d } o f A m es, in. Saxon, then long imprisonment. Room and board, per week........ $4.50 I N D I G E S T I O N . Katie B. Yeatcli, Secy. v t m t In* etiti ilo w lt h th è te am. E v e r y - N o appetiti*, l o s s n f s t r e n g t h , ner Ihlu g consldei'cd. e v e n tho b ig bcoi ' cr lim ili. Uriiiv.i I ' r o t e n i l e r . J. H. Bartels Co. - r A. F. & A. M. G. A. R. w. o. w. Market Reports. Busy o n G r& ditY O. E. S. CATARRH K. of P. I. O. O. F. Royal N eighbors. M. W . of A. Rebekahs THOMPSON HOTEL tolle il up I>y l'r iiicc to u ami l 'e im s y l v alila In th è du nl lu ccts . n e r e not s u d i torrlllo d o lc a ls. l-'ew tr aln e rs h a v o h a d lite d ls iiilv a n ta g i s tlmt t 'r o o k s strug- ; led u nd er, and tliat he d c v c lo p cil s u d i good meli a s Zin k. S au de rs, tlr ee u o, Itrodlx a m i a f é « otlie rs o r go t tho te s t lu to *diap.' hi is a reiiiark alilo feu- tnre. ( u ni a n d o a t s g r o u n d to g e th e r ure a tim e honore d p r o v e n d e r f o r the c o w th at lias fa lle n s o m e w h a t Into d i s r e p u te d u r i n g Ihe la te b y p r o d u c t p r o p a g a n d a . but u n d e r p r e s e n t c o n d itio n s 1 qu e stio n If It w e re not w is e to p u t tfio old Iii it Hi* gTnivu |u'm c a d e r into the l 'o r I'o u tlu ued re- f r o n t r a n k a g a in milts a n d to kciqi ti|i tin* s t a m i n a o f tin* a n i m a l s t h e n Is no b o tt e r g r a in th an oats . I \V I.lutlit} In N a tio n a l Mm Km,in deduced Summer Excursion Rates M B A v o u s n e s s , head,m lie. c o n s t i p a t i o n , had ARRIVAL AMD DEPARTURE OF S. P. TRAINS. b r e a t h , g e m ra l d e b i l i t y , s o u r r i s i n g s , SOUTHBO UND a n d e a t n r r h o f t h e s t o r n a r l i a r e a l l ; NOIlTIl BOCXI1 due t" in d ige stio n . K o d o l I i y s p e p s i a , no . i'« .......S P - a .r ! o ' . 2 o. ?' i !L........... 3 :or« pm ------- 2:02 Ñ à .. . 2:21 am I C in e cu re s im ltgegtio ll. T h is n ew d l s - [ 1 " i i i v r p ii-s e n t s t h e n a t u r a l j u i c e s o f j -------- d i g e s t i o n a s t h e y e x i s t t In in a a healthy h e a l t h y | _ _ -, -•ton in ch , c o m b i n e d w i t h known Ion ic a n d re c o n stru c tiv e ¡cities. K o d o l D ysjiep siu n o t in ly c u r e i n d i g e s t i o n a n d d v s - T im o T a b le N o. 4 To take effect April 2d 1 !R) 5 . l*V I i i , but t h e f a m o u s r e i n e d y c u r e s s t o i n a c l i t r i m tiles b y c l e a n s i n g , K b . I Bound 3 a n d 4. T u e s d a y * W . B o u n d p u r l f i i n g . sw 1 c l c n m g unit s t r e n g t h e n and Sat only 1 and D a il y Kx- i n g tin- m u c o u s m c m b r n l i e s l i n i n g t h e No 3 No i jpt S u n d a y . No 2 - N o 4 s t unacli. P.M f A. M I M rr aTioNs K iev a m .’ p . m . K o d o l D y sp i pstn t m v a f l e r m e a l s is 2 :J0|7 : 3 ü o . C o t t a g e G ro v e . . 671 11:10 5 . l i n o t u tilv t l i o r o n g l i l y r e l i a b l e i l i g e s t - 2:50 .7 :5 0 3.2 . VN a l d c n ........ 710 10:49 5:06 n n t , b u t it e o n t a l n s g r e a t t o n i c a n d 2:55*7:56 5 .C l i r r i n .......... . 737 10:44 1 59 r e c o n s t 1 l l c t i v e p r o p e r t ie s as w e l l . 2:5 9 7*59 6.3 . F e r r o G o rd o . . 770 10::> 1 53 3:04 3: (M 7.7 . B a k e r .......... .. >07 10 3« 4:47 T ills f a in o u i rem edy en ables t h e 3:14 H:14 8 : ' . lM>rena Ml 10::» 4:44 s b q iia i'li a n d d i g e s t i v e o r g a n s to t h o r 3:17 8:17 9 5 Re«l K ^ e t . . 891 10:23 4:39 G r a v e l 1*11... 901 10:20 4:35 o u g h l y d i g e s t . a s s i m i l a t e a n d c o l i t r l - 3:.30f8:JÜ 10 f, . 3.35 8:3.. 11 3 S t e w a r t ......... . 914 10:01 ■ 4:20 liu te to t l i e t i s s u e s a l l o f tin* n o u r i s h 3:38 8: 40 12 .......... .......... S t a r .............. ,. 917 9:48 • 4:16 m e n t t l u i l Is c o n t a i n e d in stioli f o o d ns 3:11 8 ; |S 12 8 . R o c k y P o i n t . . 946 9.45 - 4:12 3:50 9 05 I » f, Red B r i d g e . 1080 9:36 . 4:06 l i m y I s * c a b n. 3:56 9:1.» 16 6 1040 9:30 < 4:00 K o d o l D y s | s p s i a l ure c l e a r s t h e . . . . . 1 7 0 . . . . . W H i u l d n w t ’s o o d . . . . .. WO way a n d m a k e s s u r e t h e j o u r n e y f r o m En d of T ra ck s kit e ss t " h lit ti e n d w e a k n e s s t o S u b je c t to c h a n * « w ith ou t notice. stren gth. If t h e s t o m a c h is d i s o r - All o u t w a r d f r e i g h t fo r w a rd ed o n l y a t the J o i n t n u k o f s»hirj.er a n d c o n s i g n e e . d e l e d l\' 'd id w ill c u r e it. W il dw o od a f t e r t h e a r r i v a l of K 1 idol I b s p c p s l a C u r e l a y s t h e f o u n - t r a S i t n a g e on teave« Mo n da y « . W e d n e s d a y * a n d F r i d a y « i l a t i ti f o r h e a l t h , a n d t l i e u p b u i l d i n g for B o n i t a «m l Or*p, ,. R e t u r r ^ g T ue* - o f s t r e n g t h by c l e a n s i n g , p n r l t i y i n g t*ay^. I h u r d a y s Hit«i S a t u r d a y * . Freivrht will n o t he rece b.c ci at th e o . \ fl jpt a n d s w e e t e n i n g th e g l a n d s a n d m e m h. K. l:c|M>t a f t e r > p in T<> i n « u r f , f o r w a r d b r a n e - , f t h e s t o m a c h , a n d b y s u p i n g on n e x t t r a i n f r e i g h t niu^t h > d e l v » re d in h n ifd . p l y i n g n a t u r a l j u i c e s n e c e s s a r y t o a m p l e t i m e to i«ermii * i On nud alter June I. 19o6, the Southern Pacific, in connection Modern Brotherhood of America with the Corvallis N; JvisterD rail Meets 2n I and 4th Tuesday at I. O. road, vvdl have on s.ile round irip tickets from points on their liie s to G F. H al’. T. \ V . J e n k in s ,Sei Newpott. Vaqnina and Didn 't at very low tales, good for ret it a tin -1 til October to, i9o6. I t i- t in n ì I tir l l e e k h r l m e r . Three day tickets to Newport ! St. Valentine Circle 121. C o r n e ll b i s p re s e u te d to II. l le e k - 1 tiul Yaquina, good going Satur Meets tst and 3 rd Tuesday in W helnter. ’tNt. e.iptaln o f thè f e n e lu g clays and returning Motulnvs, are! U Ini» r l 'il*tur«' F o r linn«. te a m , th è privilegi* o f H e ar in g thè uni also on sale from all Fast Side O. W . H all. A Now ^ o rk f a r m e r nay a 111 A iu er- v e r s i t y " t " ’ f o r thè insiti w o rk he lina Flora J . Miller, Clerk. points, poitland t" Eugene, tnclu l h a v e f o u n d .\u doni* Iti fem lug it l or nell f o r thè la st ! lomi A g r ic u lt u r is t sive, and trom all West Side points, fottr y o u m . I le i'k li e lm e r lina been a mist s o w n r y r wry u se fu l a s a u t u m n a n d w i n t e r pai tun* fo r Ii »i;s it m a k e s | enabling people to visii tlp ji fami llieiiibei' o f thè tenui s i i n e hts fre sh m a n y e n r a m i Ims du ne all he conili I n v a lu a b le fornire a ud. (Iionuli p a stu re d lies and spend Sunday at the sea Hady Hamson Hive No. t'2 w it h >ut stin t, show > no l >;»»1 e f f e c t s In side. to estiiblish th è foli sport a s a proni! n eu t fin lt ure o f v a rs lt} sport. T h o | s p l i n e , but y i e l d s a tarare e rop o f grain , Seam» tickets from all l ist Side Meets 2nd and 4th Friday of each j T w o a c r e s kept f o r t y B e r k sili re» on points, Poitland to Eugene, inclu month. « w a n l ls po|iulnr. I f r e s h fee d ail th e t a ll a n d until a b o u t Mrs. Mary Schmitt.-, H. C sive, and from .ill West Side points, j M a y 5 , wit i th e e rop w a s k n e e high. li n a i ■ »»«*>- In III* imi 11 il. are also on sale to Detroit at very Miss I,eta Sanford, K K. S e v e r a I r o u big clt ib s a re ciulcitvor* o« rates with stop-over privileges < «M IK tl I t»u < tt w *. l u g to s«' tire t: e S e r v ic e s o f l ’ ut Detnp l'o r «-lii ml.* coligli lu c o w s g iv o tlie it Mill city or any point east, en s e y a s c o n d ì a f t e r bis filile e xp lr ea W lth t ì e o r g e t o w 11 u n iv e r s it y tlils yenr. follow ing M \ f o u r o u n c e s e a c h o f s u l aiding tourists t<> visit the San tiara T h e p rin c ip ili c l u b tlia t w n n t s hlm ls p h a te o f Iron, n itr a te o f p o t a s s iu m and ami Rsitenhusli Hot Springs in the ( ’HRcaile No. GG. tlie I t u i P i i s H i i nl o f I. mg Islaud, w lilc h geritimi D iv id e Into t w e n t } f o u r do ses, Cascade msuntanis, win h can 1 st Meets every Thursday night g i v e oik * o n c e a d a y In br an mnsh mi t le s lr c s D e t n p oy to puf th è Hutshlng reached in one day. T lie aim v e n am ed O. H. W atch, Com. t o u d i o s mi K i w i M ic p h c r d , tltelr Cham til all a r e ta k e n Season tickets will lie good for I q u a n t i t y Is suttlclent f o r etto c o w . — pion «cullor. k K , Bennis, Cooter. ¡return from all points until OctobtT perfect Indigestion, ns-dniilattou uud j American Agriculturist, w. o. w. L. O. T. M. K. O. T. M. w *■ 1 1 ’ 1 1 — 0 . ------ \ & i B. lì. B. CO. A. l i . »%U4>1>, M a n a g e r