Cottage Grove leader., October 20, 1906, Image 4

H IN T S
FOR
FARM ERS
L e a v i n g Whe. t S tub b le Ulifh.
Much w heat 1» grown on farum where
the supply of straw Is larger than Is
needed und the m arket price Is low,
writes Alva Agee in National Stockuiun
In all such Instances the self blndet
should be set to cut a high stubble, and
when the wheat stand i well the stub
ble can be left quite long. This leaves
the s traw where it lie longs. I t has
some fertilizing value, and It makes a
good mulch for the ground anil for the
young clover or g rass when It has been
clipped with a mower. The value of
any kind of manure depends upon the
use to which it Is put, und so the value
of the straw In long stubble wheu used
as a mulch depends u |« jii the need ot
the particular soil for u mulch, for or
gan lc m atter und for the mineral m at­
ter In the straw, but It Is safe to any
that the value usually Is greater than
the net price that cun be got for It In
market. J.et as much as possible of the
surplus straw remain standing In the
fields that have produced It, and then
clip it for a mulch.
t h e
f ir s t
a ir
b r a k e
.
It Old W h e n W e allu gh o u ae
F i n a l l y Won u T r i a l.
Persons who should have known bet­
ter thought Westinghouse visionary
when they were told that he proposed
to stop u train by uir. Nobody seem ­
ed Inclined to let him try his plan ou
a real train, but they did not o b je ct to
his working a model of it In a shop
where he couldn’t do uny harm or in­
volve anybody else in expense.
He
knew bis scheme would work, but be
could not m ake any one else lielleve It.
So he continued to sell bis Invention
for replacing derailed cars ou the
tracks and to talk about bis brake to
any railroad man w ho was willing to
listen.
"W ell, h a i e you ever stopped a train
with this air thing of yours?” they
would usk.
No, he couldn't say that he hud done
so. Nobody would let him try It even
on u train of dump curs.
One day he arrived in Pittsburg , sell
lug Ills other Invention and talking
about his brake notion to u man con­
nected with a railroad out there.
“T h a t 's a great Idea of yours,” suld
The man. “ We will try It on our line.”
So the officials of this railroad per­
mitted Westinghouse to put his new
“kickshaw” on one o f their trains.
But he laid to agree to Indemnify the
road for any damage thut might be
caused to the train as the result o f tlio
trials. The train was equipped. On
the designated day the eonlideut in
veu I or und a group of skeptical rail­
way men boarded the train on which
the lirst air brakes were fixed, o f f
went the train on its trial trip. The en­
gineer put on full speed, and Just as
lie had rounded a curve he saw ahead,
at a grade crossing and in the middle
of the track, a loaded wagon, a man
und a boy and a bulky horse. The en­
gineer moved Ids little lever, and tlio
first train that was ever stopped by
air pulled up at a standstill several I
feet short of the obstruction.
Thus, 011 its first trial, the W e stin g
house air brake saved life and prevent­
ed damage to property. Thenceforw ard j
tulklug was unnecessary; all that had
to tie done was to m ake brakes. Thu 1
lhventor thought o f that clause secur­
ing compensation to the railroad for
any damage he might do to the train,
nnd he laughed. His fortune dated
from thut day. l i e was then only
twenty two.—Arthur W arren I 11 S u c ­
cess.
trim
FOR
THE
C H IL D R E N
(¿UL-tli thv H u ie n .
Many stories are told about the ra-
veil, a bli I which r e d ly seems to have
reasoning powers. One story relates
how a raven got a young hare for din-
.......
,
ner. It pounced u p . a the little animal,
but the mutliei* tmr * <ln»vo It uwny
T h e n the raven slowly retreated, pre­
tending t » 1 » • afraid, until it decayed
the hare a considerable distance, wl re-
upon It rose In the air, flew back sv. ¡fit­
ly and bore away the young bare
A
sim ilar plan was adapted by som ra.
veils that wished t ; ale..I food from a
dog. T hey teased him uni 1 he grew so
angry that h • ci.u-ed them, and then
th e artfu l birds turned sharply around.
easily reached t!i" dish before him and
carried off the eii dc «r let - I 11 triumph.
As to tin* raven's power o f Mpccch, the
impression Is that I» can talk if It will,
but It Is not I jquuclous and does not
like to show off. like a parrot. But
w hen It does speak it Is very apt to use
Its words more uppr iprlately than a
parrot does.
N O TIC E O F A P P L IC A T I O N F o i l
P A T E N T — M I N I Ni ; A P P J l< A-
T I O N NO. li>7.
hereof or they w ill be b a rre d by
virtue of t h e p ro v is io n of t h e S t a t u t e .
B e n ja m in L. E d d y . R e g is t e r ,
_______
”
~
IN D IG E ST IO N .
N o app e tite , I osh of s t r e n g t h , n e r ­
vousness, h e a d a c h e , c o n stip a tio n , bad
b r e a t h , g e n e r a l d e b i l i t y , s o u r risin g s.
n m l c u t n i r h o f th e s t o m a c h a r e nil
the t S t a U .*
office
a t U o se lm rg , O re g o n
The Funny P i c e r c e (or (he C U M * .
A u g u s t i 1, IblHi.
C h il d r e n a l w a y s e n j o y th e L e a d e r «»v e ry re p rese n ts the n a tu ra l ju ic e s of
_
1 ielcl>.\
t h a t < • -;y
„1 ... . . . . .
>r,._
1 __ d ig e s t io n ligc
11 s th e y e x i s t in u h e a l t h y
U . W i r u r t . w h o s e ■> o s t o 1 1 i c e s u p p
lem ents.
The
Leader
is s t o m a c h , c o m b in e d w i t h t h e greatest.
a(t(lreM |s Cot t a g - d r o v e . L i n d a .
Oregon, hiiH thi« (lay filed Ids a p p l i c a ­ g o i n g t o m a k e th is a p e r m a n e n t known t o n i c a n d r e c o n s t r u c t i v e p r o p ­
K odol D y spepsia C u re does
t i o n for n p a t e n t for 2,745.!»; IF .-ur feature^ a n d w e k n o w y o u r c h i l d r e n erties.
feet o f t h e vein, lode o r depo.-it
w o u ld a p p r e c i a t e g e t t i n g t h e L e a ­ n o t only euro i n d ig e s t i o n a n d d y s ­
p e p s ia , imt the fam ous re m ed y cures
k n o w n a s the L o -t P r o v i m
and d er reg ularly.
D o n ’t tail t o s u b
nil s t o m a c h t r o u b le s by c le a n s in g ,
B en e fit L o c u t i o n s , liearlng g o ld and
s
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b
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f
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t
h
e
L
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a
d
e
r
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purify ing. s w e e t e n in g nnd s t r e n g t h e n ­
o t h e r p re c io u s m e t a l s , t o g e t h e r w i t h
i n g t 1 m * m u co u s m e m b r a n e s l in in g the
t h e Biirfoce g r o u n d I 1 U 0 feet in w idth
s t 'imieh.
I on b o t h s id e s o f t h e c e n t e r o f - n i d i
K o d o l Dyspepsia Cure a f t e r m e a l s is
vein , lo d e o r d ep o sit siiiiat<*d in t h e I
M arket R ep o rts.
n o t o nlv t h o r o u g h l y r e l ia b l e d i g e s t -
B o h e m i a M inin g D i s t r i c t ,
m organ-
n u t , but it c o n t a i n s g r e a t t o n ic and
i/cd. C o u n t y of l a n e , a n d s t a t e of
P o r t i im i. (3 t. 2 0 , 1 9 0 6 .
r e c o n s t r u c t i v e p ro p e rtie s
as
well.
O re go n , a n d d e s ig n a t e d by t h e Field
o k .u s . I : Oin-I K, m u .
enables
t lie
T h i s f a m o u 1 rem edy
N otes a n d Ofllclnl F i a t o n b • in t h is
\\ b o a t — W a l i 1 W a l l a , 6 9 c ; V a l l e y , s t o m a c h a n d d ig e s t i v e o r g a n s to tlio r-
office a s M in e ra l S u r v e y N >.
re d , 66 c .
| o u g ld y dig est, a s s i m i l a t e and e o n trl-
living p a r t l y In S e c t i o n 1-
I o w n - h i p 70 c ; b lu e e t o ro , 7 I
- 1 I b u te to t h e t issu e s all of t h e n o u rish -
2ff, S. It. i K., Susp e nd e d Hurvey,
O it-
W h ite
$92;
gray,
*0 • i m e n t t h a t is c o n t a in e d In such food a s
p a r t l y u n s u r v e y e d T o w n - h i p 2:‘>. S. It.
B arley — B ro w in g ,
$ 21 . ;
f e e d , ; „ l a y lie e a t e n .
2 E a s t , said M in e ra l S u r v e y NO. two
$ 2 9 .7 5 ; ro'Ied, $25 to 26.
! Kodol Dyspepsia Cure clears the
b e in g described a s l o l l o u . - , to w i t:
Hnv Timothy, $ 1 1 .00 to $ 1 2 .5 0 ; way und makes sure the journey from
B e g i n n i n g a t a hemlock po.-; t 1 . t
lo n g , 6 inches s q u a r e , set is Inch es in clover, $ 50 to $ 9 ; cheat, $ 7.00 to ' s ic k n e s s to h e a lth and w e a k n e s s t o
s t r e n g t h . I f th e s t o m a c h is d i s o r ­
tlie g r o u n d su rr o u n d e d with s u b s t a n ­
$ 8 , alfalfa, $ 1 1 .
dered K o d o l will cure it.
tial m o u nd of ro ck s c rib e d I fi ¡5 f o r
MillstulTs—
Middlings,
$25
to
2(5;
K o d o l Dyspepsia C u re lays th e foun-
c o r n e r No. 1, of t h e B en e fit L o c a t i o n
Fu ll
F o r Urood S own .
f r o m w h ic h s a id c o r n e r No. 1, a f i r j e h e p , $ 1 7 ; b r a n , $ 1 7 t o 1 8 ; s h o r t s • lufi- 11 f o r health, and t h e u p b u ild in g
of s t r e n g t h l>,\ d e m i s i n g , p u rifiy in g
20 in ch e s in d iam e te r, lie.. 1 - .5 .T'y deg. -jj.x j 0 j u
F a ll pigs grown until the following
A ( hi!J*n Sermon.
a n d s w e e t e n i n g the g l a n d s a n d m e m ­
W . oil. 5 feet, and 11 fir 4 1 i '.d i e s in di-
year and then bred for spring litters
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b r a n e s of t h e s t o m a c h , nn d by sup­
On one occasion H arry and Eddie, n m e t e r , b e a r s N. 2fi>’ .J d e g E. II feet,
i ake the very best of brood sows
$1.19
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h
t
,
$
5
4
5
;
gra-
p l y i n g n a tu ra l juices n e c e s s a r y to
1 !. T . ; l
two little brothers, took it into tlieir b o t h faced a n d s crib e d
’ here urc none that are better. They
'-»OnMnn a n d
whole wheat p e rfe c t i n d ig o .: 1 .> .,
heads to have church. As Harry was S . M ineral M onum ent set in M in e ra l ham,
I ive the sire, the age, the strength,
Hurvey No. 229. b e a rs S 5 deg. I’xm'm.
Hour $3.50to 3.65 n u t r i t io n . K o d o l dig. . w o nt y o u
tlie older o f Uie two. lie sakl, “I ’ll be E. 4,807.5 feet; th e n c e N o r t h 71 (leg. flour, $ 3 . 7 5 ; vail
gor and vitality, and have been
,,
- t
I e a t , p r e v o n t s colie, c h o le r a , d ia r r h o e a ,
; -own through a season of the year
tlio preacher and preach you a s e r­ 40 m in. W. ( v a r ia t io n 21 deg. 40 min. 1 Eil.otn, $t!.5o t< 7 _5 ; j'. a s t e t n l y e , j f ] „ Xj d y s en te ry a n d s u m m e r c o m ­
$5.
40;
Pillsbury,
$(
5.20
p lain ts g e n e r a l l y , a n d its use will c u r e
hen grass h as played a good part In
mon.” “ W ell,” said Eddie, “und I ’ll be E . ) 1.482 feet t o c o r n e r No. 2 o f said
Corn
Whole. $2 6 ; (trucked, $27 i n d ig e s t i o n and c h ro n ic d y s p e p sia
their development and has brought
tlio people.” And s-> Harry began by B e n e fit L o c a t i o n ; a h e m l o c k p st >
p erm anently.
K odol is g o o d a l i k e
feet lo n g , 4 inches s q u a r e , set Is
them up to the time of the year when
announcing his text.
" M y brethren, inches in th e ground s c r i b e d 2-035, per ion.
for y o u n g and o ld . Your d r u g g i s t
they are to be bred, so that they arc
lt.se— $ 1.50 per cw t.
sells it.
my text today is ‘B e kind.’ There are s u rr o u n d e d bv s u b s t a n t i a l m o u n d of
sure to get In pig easily, so that every
PROIHF k
some little texts in the Bib le for littlo ro ck, f r o m w hich a fir 30 iiiclies in d i ­
tiling Is in t l ,d r favor. It is Important
a m e t e r hears N. 55 deg, I . . 0.:> feet
But ter— Fancy cr -U.-'tr v, 21>4<M
children,
nnd
this
Is
one
of
them.
to breed from mature stock as nearly
T h
¡R t e a r s
and a lit 40 inches in d ia m e t e r bears
city creaun ry , 21
dairy
“ Firstly. B e kind to father. Don't S . 03% deg. W e s t 15 feet, b o th faced 22 c;
us possible. Breeders recognize this
T f c s f a o j o u s S a lt’ 3 G i l l s .
to 15c; store i l to 1 1 l/> c
fact, and 1 a im e rs will tie driven to a
bother him when lie's busy. Don't m ake and scrib e d 24215 l ’> T . ; rlienet. N. 0 14
Ulioese—Young America, 1 4 ' ,c
recognition of it when it becomes evi
a noise when bis bead aches. Father deg. 0 min. W*» ( v a r i a t i o n 20 deg. E . 1
-I . CX.T l.AL L A X A T I V E C t - « H 5 V R U P
451 71 feet to c o r n e r No 4, of said Otegon full cream, 13c to 14
dent to them thut they must raise more
bus to work hard and earn m mey,
Benefit L o c a t i o n ; a he m lo ck po s t 0
nnd stronger pigs from their sows In
S LAXATIVE HONEMAI
F’.ggs — F resh Oregon
rau t h
“ Secondly. Be kind to mother. Don’t Inches s q u a r e 4 feet lo ng s e t 18 in ch e s
«îcd C iv
20 m
Hooey Bee cn £v?ry Oultle.
order to m ak e them profitable.—Ne
m ake her toil you several times to do in t h e g r o u n d scrib e d 4-045. s u r ­ 20 to 2 i.
I aska Farmer.
P
ou
ltry
—
Roosters,
9
to
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c
;
hens
i
the sane* (Mug. My brethren, we ought rounded w ith s u b s t a n t i a l m o u n d of
fryers, 16c . t o 17; broilers
ro ck; a m i a h e m lo c k I t in c h e s in di- i 3 ;
to mind right off.
T h e C an ad a T histle.
< 339 G s r
S h e la a m e t e r bears S . 00', deg. I
11
*et: 14 to t*ic: geese, live, 8 to: 8.50
“Thirdly. B e kind to Mary
M living twice each year Just after
a n d a fir 20 inches in d ia m e te r
small
and
lame
and
can't
talk
plain.
Both
* r * ~ d .U
Uve,l 4 - i 5 th is $60 M achine for t$ 2 S
the 11 uvers open will keep the plants
S . 24 deg. W 14.5 feet
It is n hlgh -A rm, dr o p
“ Finally, my brethren, tie kind to the ate ! scrib e d 4-044 I . 1.; t lie confluence
l'lllil.s AM) VXUKTABLES.
FREIGHT
In subjection. T his will prevent the
hesitl, hull boa iing, look-
cat. A men!” Brooklyn Eagle.
Grape f -it— Crate $ 4. to 4.50
Etiteh, doiildn fend, self-
of Grizzly c re e k a n d C h a m p i o n creek
production of seeds, and thus seriuus
tiirt'j.d i';r s >1 u t i l e : h a s
b e a r s X . 42% deg. K. 42s fe e t: t h e
C ran b erries— $14.
Inju ry to crops may lie avoided, but II
ftun mtilie bv»bbiu wi nder
M
i l . . .
q u a r t e r s e c tio n c o r n e r o n t h e n o r t h
Tlie t 'l y i i i s T h im b le .
ttinl -lI d r late." t improve*
Will rarely cause the death of the this
Potatoes— Oregon, 4 O to 6 5 c
ir en tF . This \* the ANTI*
H ave a thimble which easily fits your line of ¡Section 12. t o w n s h i p 24, 8 . It.
lie roots except In g m l grass laud or In
liv esto c k
m arket .
TiM’ST M A( II IN K It la
I E ., S u sp e n d e d S u r v e y b e a r s N. IS
forefinger.
Show
the
thimble
on
the
the an.
r i .ch in e ag e n t s
wet seasons, and will therefore need to
Cuttle— Rest steers $ 3 .5 0 *0 3 .6 5 ;
deg. 8 min. W. 1,420 0 f t . ; t h e n c e
r »t-kii :: you |TA) for. All
forefinger of your ri lit hand and lay N o r t h s i (leg, 4,1 m in. E. v a r ia t io n
bo repealed each year. II is generally
Httiifhin
‘i
t * go with ea ch
cows ; 2.2 5 to 2 .5 0 ; calves, $ 4 .0 0 to
i t t-'liin**. Sold for on ly
the finger with thimble on the palm of 21 d eg . E . ) 404 44 feet t o c o r n e r No. 4;
i
effective as p.filing or grubbing
$
4
.5
0
.
•
t
• :
onthly.
your left, whii.li you then close. Now a h e m lo c k p o s t 4 inches s q u a r e , 4 feet
Iv.'Ve a year. Tills plan Is recommend
W r i t e TOCAY for f:* t F
.UTE C e TALC’CUE sh ow in g
Sheep—
$
4
.0
0
to
-4.25
withdraw
the
finger
minus
the
thimble,
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Koois
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sur
i' I for roadsides and waste land and
B U S IN E S S LA W S.
Prepaid) o n Easy Pay m ent ?-o ur new CHtOIT plan.
Hogs— $7 to 7.35
T h e company will naturally imagine ro u n d ed w i t h s u b s t a n t i a l m o u n d of
I :• meadows and pastures where the
G o v u rtx F e r n /f c i'e C o m p a n y
that it is ¡11 the left hand, but on open­ r o c k s crib e d 14>45; a h e m lo c k I 4 inch' -
HOI'S, WOOL, ETC.
methods for <• nnplete eradication seem
I t 1 b u fraud t.i conceal a fraud.
1 7 3 - 1 7 5 F ir s t S t.. .'O K 11.A N D . O K.
ing it they are astonished to see It d ia m e t e r b e a r s X. 44 deg. 13 m in \V.
to be too expensive for immediate np
Hops—
Choice
10
to
11
Ignorance of the law excuses no one.
empty. T h e secret Is that you do not 2 1 .9 f e e t ; a n d a w h i t e fir 1 i in ch e s in
pllcalioii. I.. il He.vcy, Foiled States
Mohair, choice 28 to 30c
T h e acts of one partner bind all the place the thimble in the left band at d i a m e t e r b e a r s S . 20 d eg. 10 min. \V
lirpurtmeni of Agriculture.
Wool— Valley 22 to 2-, c; East,
11.5 f e e t , b o t h faced a n d s eiib e d 4 - 0 4 5
others.
all, but In the net of laying the fore­ B. T , ; W a r n e r 's c a b in bears S . 00 deg.
ein Oregon 14 to 2 2 c .
An
agreement
without
consideration
finger of the right hand on the left H. 15 f e e t: t h e n c e S . 74 deg. 51 m i n i !
S i i r a j i t i y p I o r P i i I h I ii m i g h t .
la void.
you quickly bend the finger and leave ( v a r ia t io n 20 deg. 15 m in . Ki 1,077.4
Many Nev. Je i-c .i farm ers spruy po
A personal right of action dies with tlio thimble secreted between the ball fe e t t o c o r n e r Na. 5 of -aid B en e fit
t toes for bliglit, but very few of the
Subscribe f o r t h e L e a d e r .
of your thumb nnd the root of the fore­ L o c a t io n bein g id e n tic a l w ith N. E .
t Pal number. Most of those Who spray the person.
Tile law compels no one to do Im­ finger, only placing the Fare finger in c o r n e r of t h e A m end ed L o c a t i o n and
have found it proliluble. The uumbei
the left. T h is you instantly close nnd With C o rn e r No. 2 of th e L o s t P r o v ­
o f those wild spray Is Increasing. We possibilities.
ARRIVAL AVtl OtFARtURE OF b. P. TRAINS.
ince L o d e of th is surv ey. A In mlock
SOUTH BOUND
recommend that spraying be begun
A contract made with a minor or then withdraw the forefinger. You can po st 4 in ches square, 4 feet l o n g sot NORTH HOUND
0 . 12.
. . 1:20 p. m .
Mo. t l .............2.23 pin
eventually produce the thimble from 18 in c h e s in the gro u n d surrou nd ed >i
early In J u ly mid repeated at inter- lunatic is void.
No. ir
. . /:o 2 a . m .
V'». n ............. 2:21 ;un
ills of from seven to fourteen days.
your pocket or show it again ou the w i t h s u b s t a n t i a l m o u n d - f ro c k ,
A receipt for money paid Is not le
This varies with the weather condi­ gaily conclusive.
tip of the forefinger by a reverse move­ scribed 5 24145: a n d a fir 28 i n d ie s in
tions mid the rapid growth of the vines,
d ia m e t e r b e a r s 8 . 17V, deg. W 14.4
Signatures made with a lead pencil ment.
1 feet, and a fir 28 i n d ie s in d iam e te r
\Vo use bordeaux, formula ti-tS-50- that are good in law.
No National llolldMya
| 1 tears N o rth 74 lb g. W . 19 f. et, b o th
Is, six pounds blue stone, six pounds
II.
Agents are responsible to their prtn
We have no “national” holidays, not i iTvcotl and scrib e d
b.
I
lime and fifty gallons water. T o tills
clpals for errors.
i'iiue 'Cable No. i
we add one pound parts green when
even
1 “ n 24
oi'V
.
'i
' - ¡ - a ' feet
,Kaf V
t a k e e ffe ct April 2d 1IH|5,
E a ch Individual in u partnership is ,,
, . the
. .. Fourth of July.
/ „ Of courss
,
rlatlo
\ (leg.
I-.I.>1(4.-4
t o c o ' r i
the bugs are present. <i. F. Warren,
p l()vilu., Lode or K hsl B illU'i
8 Aliti 1 Tu iadttjr
responsible for the whole amount of that holiday, like several others, is na- nu|. N„ , ,)f
W Boaad
Horticulturist, New J e rs e y Experiment
tlonal in the sense that it Is observed this sut voy, (¡17.41 feet to c o r n e r No. 1
un.i Sa t o illy
the
d
eb
ts
of
the
firm.
1 and
Daily Ex-
Station.
nil over the cuuutry, hut not In the of th e Benefit L o d e t h e p lace of b
No 3 -Ni I i
Sunda y
No 2 No 1 ;
A d ra f t becomes an acceptance when sense that It has been made a holiday g i n n in g .
STATIONS
■ . \ M 1 P.M
Uie party upon whom It Is drawn by an net of congress. Congress has j Beg inning at liemh ok p o - t 4 feet P.M 1 A.M M i
E ly s C reaci B alm
l iiilliit f Goltlt-nrotl.
’ :9U 7 :.»•> 0
Cut
(trovi* . 071 11:10 6 Ü
T h i s R o m c t iy
a S p e c if ic ,
Years ng i we bought a farm that had writes “accepted” across its f a c e and no right to pass an act m akin g u legal lo n g 4 in ch e s s q u a r e , -et Is i n d ie - m 2: Til» 7 :rH)
V\ f t ld tu . . . . . 71o 10:49 ! 5:06
.( u r r i n ___ . 7*7 10:44 1 :5V
S *jro to C îv o
at*o fact9o n .
one Held so thickly covered with this sign* his name.
holiday In the s tate-: that power is !• h e g r o u m l scribed I o45 surround.- I J : 5ñ 7 : ;">; * o.;3 !
770
2:ó9 7-59
C err o Gord o.
10 0381 4:68
CIVES P E L IE r AT C.'*CE.
weed that ten acres would not hnv«
. 807 10:3* 1 1:47
. Bukoi
vested In the stale legislatures. Con- with a s u b s t a n t i a l m ound of rock f :0 ¡ 8:(M 7.71.
fro m w hich a fir Is in c h e s in d ia m e te r 3:11 8:14 8. 3 i
ft
sonili s, lieivl-, and protects tlie
841 io :30 i .44
l l o r o n a ___ .
H a d No T i m e t o V o t e .
pastured a goose, writes a correspond-
| gri*ss may make n holiday In the Dis-
9. 5
891 10:23 i:b9
. Rod K p e
M ;t -* (J Dicmljr >!:•'. I t ( uvs C*atarr!\ r »* J
President Zachary T aylor in 1810, trlct of Cohinihia and nt all posts and h e m s N. 511 ('eg, L. (¡.7 b e t and a Iii 3:17|8:17|
i ,t In National Stockman. There was
10.R . . (»ravel Tit.
t:
0,8:
l
10:20 i :it
48 inches in d ia m e te r b e a r s S. 17 deg. 8.36 8 : 3 . 11 3 . .. . «Ste wsr t...
rives a»vay a ( M d in tli ì Head quii !.Iy.
IM 10.01 1 -vc
t ' diilcly i: i g n u s Wo mowed It off when only twenty two years of age, in Mil buildings that hd .ing to the gov­
West 24 2 i.*( t b o t h unid tí i - faced a n d 3:38 8:40 12
t sr.j' Ta«lo and Sineil.
. . . Sr.nr.......... .. 917 9:18
1 16 liestores the
was
appointed
to
a
lieutenancy
In
the
n : : l put lib nit live sheep to the acre
ernment, but to make a holiday lega' scribed 1-045 B. T . nnd l . S . M ineral 3:41 S:4 » 12 8 . Rookv l'o int. . 9*16 9:45 4:1*
y toui
C
1 ■
■ i: • r .
3:6019.0,3
16.0
.
Ked
K:
idee
.
1020
9:36
i
r
e
and fed enough wheat bran to keep regular arm y. H e served in tlip army In any s late ¡ho -e must be nn ac t of M o n u m e n t set in M i n e r a l Survey No.
\pi>iisid into tlio nostrils and a1 jaor1 .io«l.
Î :.V* 9 • 16 ir r.
Wild wood
. 10*0 9:30
1 :IK
litem in a thriving condition, and the up to or near the time of his nomina­ the legislature to Hint effect. Even 22P. b e a r s S. 5 deg. 25 mill. L. 4,855.4
'
¡dze, 50 oh i ta pfc Prucfgistg cr by
17 i).
H un t's . . . . .. loco
En d of Tr ack .
i-s.il ; bri.il Size, JO cents i.y mail.
next season a liner blue grass pasture tion for tlio presidency In 1848. After Thanksgiving day Is not n national feet for c o r n e r No. I of I.ost P r o v i n c e
L ;C Í
S u b j e c t to i*u>-.mc- v l t b o n t noti ce,
was never seen. They had killed "every he had carried off the prize friends of holiday; the president merely recom­ L o d e b e in g Identical with th e S. \\ .
L tY B^OïrîLrî », 5 6 Wprren -"t, W pw Ynr’L,
u t w a r d f r e i g h t ferwarileil o nly a l the
last plant." The cows won't cat it and Ilenry Clay and others who wanted the mends that il lie observed. There nre c o r n e r of the Amended L o c a t i o n , j u in t o risk
of shixijier am ! c , i e -. -m e.
it is fortunate that they will not, for Domination sneeringly spoke of Taylor il few states in which the day Is not n llienee N . 0 deg. 0 m in. W . ( v a r i a ! Ion
Sta ge l ea ve - wildiKMil sft. r the a r r i v e ! of
21 deg. 40 min. E . ) 5011.24 feet to c o r ­ Lrain on AU cela yi, W e d n e n l a ) - am i F'riiliiye
It' they did n.i use could be made of as an Ignorant frontier colonel, who legal holiday ( lilcago News.
¡o r llaitlirt an d ( >(•-•»...» l.-.-uiriilng on Tuca
a n No. 2 . o f Lost P ro v in c e L o d e Ir
ihelr milk, but sheep like It and will hiul not voted for forty yours. It Is
b \ s. Tlmrsdftya a n d S a t u rd ay * .
in g id e n t ic a l w i t h N. W c o r n e r of the
I-reign* will not he r e e e i ' . . ( i a t Uie ■ *. .v S. F:.
thrive on the j mug growth.
probable lie had not voted, as In 1 had
Amended L o c u t i o n and w ith C o r n e r K. K. Depot alter - p m. T o i a s n r e , f o r w a r d ­
Not«» It Down.
Mns. T. F,, T hom pson .
been nwny from home In the military
We all have bright friends whose No. 5 of tin* B en e fit L is le of t h i s s u r ­ ing on n e x t t r a i n f re i g h t innat I k » del vered ip
¡impie
t
im
e
t
o
p
e
r
m
i
t
ol
it
being
ldlle>i.
Kates p e r day ....................................... f l . 0 0
I*:«*(urlnK Sheep on Clover.
service most of the time and ca m e Into opinions are valuable to us In regard vey: th e n c e S . 81 deg. 40 min E I v n-
\ . I*
ix u l l ) , y i a u a g o r j R o o m and board, per w e e k .......... $4.50
Iii pasturing either clover or alfalfa prominence only through his brilliant to our reading
They seldom recom­ m i l ion 24 A, deg. E l 1.204. s feet, t o cor
sheep should not be turned In until the military record In the Mexican war.
mend books that are not well worth ner No. 4. id e n tical w i t h t h e X . L
c o r n e r of th e A m e n d e d L o c u t i o n of
lover or ulfulfn Is well grown, and
while, and yet at times we forget the L o s t P r o v i n c e Loth*, a hem lock post
hen should be turned In wheu well
T in - O h io R i v e r .
books recoil'mended by these helpful
lied up on other grass and when
No part of the olilo river is in Ohio, readers Just when wo might be able to 4 fi e t lo n g . 4 inches s q u a r e . s , t Is
inches in t h e g r o u n d s u rrou n d e d w i t h
I' > dew or wet Is off; and a fte r being the boundary of the stnt(‘ Is the north
find them. This item Is a reminder to s u b s t a n t ia l m o u n d of ro c k , s c rib e d 1
turned In should never be taken off, era in northwestern margin of the riv­ write down such re. eaiuieiidiltloas of 4-045; a llr 10 i n c h e s ¡n d ia m e t e r liear
i'u tigh a shed may be provided where er. The stream itself is wholly In West good books to road lit the time when N. 78'* deg. W . 19.8 f e e t ; und . llr 10
l ie sheep n ay shade at midday. Ou Virginia and Kentucky, where it Hows
they lire made Keep a little list of inches in d ia m e t e r beats S 42 deg.
ueh pasi-.p-a with their mothers, the (risi Olilo, The northwest territory, out
feet, both fa
and
books to read and then when selecting 20 m in. W. s
scribed 4 045 B. T : t i e m e S. 0 d ee
l.nnbn will make prodigious growth.— of which Ohio w as formed, was defined
for n vaenCoa. i birthday gift or the 0 m in. E . I v a r i a t io n I'Jdeg. Ill mill. I.
1 ’rofcMs ir Kennedy of Allies. In.
*s the territory north nnd west of the holidays you will not be a t a loss. St.
472 s| leet; to c o r n e r No. I, bcin..
Ohio, not north and west of the middle Nicholas.
idenG cn l w i t h th e S. W. enrin
of
Ilo iur (•rovt’ii I ' n n n n l p r .
of that great river.
th e A mended L o c a t i o n o f said L o s t
roiai and c a ts ground together are
P ro v in c e L o d e : a hem lo ck po s t i f> > t
Kao p I ’or I.title I'l’oiilc.
i time honored provender for the cow
Not
Ut- T r i f l e d W i t h .
A good g . , i*r i the kindergarten lo n g , 4 Inch es s q u a r e set 18 Inches in
t at lias fallen somewhat into dlsre-
Love I iiii I Just laughed a t the lock
leads to a
I d: -crimination In th e g r o u n d , s u r i o u n d e d w i t h sab-|
! lie during the late byproduct propn- smith
Hu* t i r e
i 1 * 11 -
S e v e r a l o b j e c t s s t a n t i a l m o u nd of ro ck, scrib e I 4-04.'
. audit. Imt under pre-cat conditions I
\ 8
‘Why don't you laugh a t till* milliner are gr uq . 1 ■ i i i ie; a child U b ' ’nd- a lit 14 in ch e s in ilhuuclci hem
l> deg. W 22 8 h et uta t i\ Ii r Is ii .-bes S
• lOstlcin it d were not w ise to put the had the landlord and the grocer?”
folded; one
Vi t
i rem oved; the in <lium ê l e r he al - N . ’t) ile g. W. 27.2 ”
■ hi home giown p ro ,co d e r Into the asked a bystander
child tells w h i c h Is gone.
fe. i b i l l b f iced an i M-•n l»t* 1 4 (Kk> 15 cJ
I >ut rank again.
For continued re­
‘B ec au se ." replied Love, “ they a l­
I . .i.ciict* im rih *>■’> -Ii ii •"* ! min w. B
sults and to keep up the stamina ot ways make me feel mighty serious.” -
!.. I
i » .iri.-Uion 24", d e g F. i l . j : ! '.Hi f,
* «• iiii?i< 2 rii him .
■ he until,
there Is no bettor grata Houston Post.
*4 « » \ Ilei* 1..«•a- ^
Why did the
artet runner run? Be e i ,(T N o 1 of Lest
mu oats. ! W l.luhty Iti National
t lini t o 1 > 1 .«- e of 1 ieg in n in g . 1 ■'«ill J
raitse the dog rose
t.tocknmii
H*«è t o i l s
'umg a
Iliast) f i n d s .
When did the bilker I ¡ke? When the h i UII of bot II said 1 .
41. i 1!» acres.
n
The woman who said that she kuew
I
>nfer
loafed
W i l d e r P a s t u r e F o r U nits.
S a b i c la i m is located partly
m j
her husband didn't drink because lie I Why did the o i l scuttle? Because
F Ieakhful cream of tartar, derived solely from
N o r t h e a s t q u a r t e r o S .' turn 1 2 T .
A New '.ml. funner says In Arnet* drank so much water In tlie morning 1
Hu* tongs were snappy.
24, 8 i!. 1 E . ( S u - (s> ii d ■il Survey nnd
I -an \
ua-t I have found Au­ Isn't In It with the woman who say*,
grapes, refined to absolute purity, is the active
s . K. 2 j
p artly in unsurveyed 1 '.
gust s iivii ry r very useful as autumn that tin* reason her husband doesn’t go |
principle
of every pound of Royal Baking
E
a
s
t
.
M a r i l i i n g Sotrtc.
mid winter p: - ¡ui fo- It - s It makes to church Is because ho Is already as '
e li! I s ru- i
T h e l is a Iloti o f the 1
llrln, th
I piny iirwn It.
l nailmiFi • .......... .. and thou Ii pastured gixxl as In* call be Detroit F r e e l ’n - o
Pow
der.
corded in tip* Decori t* 1 ”s Uflic e of
M . m ’ hii t ht re \>i> c o m e !
\ ¡tlimit -•!.,( - d i m s i n had effects In
W i l ’d ' , .
h‘.
l une County. Otvgiui . in \ • l 4. of
. mil bonnet
Hence it is that Royal Baking Powder
¡■ tang, but viol
i la"ge crap o f grain.
J o h n n i e l>* a t « t h e d r u m
b-
«I t a n m l e r a « n m l I n it.
M inin g Claim s in pag e 4 5 ’J, an» l • II
" u a acn
I
forty Berkshire« on
i z i ' t P r o vi nut*
A
mellded
la
s’il
t
.
'll
of
“ Ilautinh.” said the m istress to her j
renders the food remarkable both for its fine
1 •
is t h e p a r t y ,
fresh feed all la. fall and until nliout new girl, “you can take that brown
L o catio n i- recorded in th** lit i rtlei s
I V ? c r l - a d « th e i »»nr;
flavor
and bealtbfulness.
tBllee
in
L
ane
C
o
u
n
t
y
,
in
Vol
1
,
>
f
Mily 5. wlc. a the i rap was knee high.
Fc» t In l i t r e , a h ■rt nnd h e a r t y .
serge dress of mini» and put It In soak "
I ..me i > m ny M in in s 11« rd*
E a c h a {:iv- .ul
" Y e s ’in,” said llunaali. "W ho 's your
171. T l ie A d jo in in g e l u iiiia iit s k n o w n
Con* 4(1 litK C nn*.
No alum, no phosphate—which are the
fav'rlte p iw nb ro k er?"
I.ondou An­
All In th m
l i 1 r t i a l manner
| t o t h e uppii nu t »it* tlie Grizzly Min-
F o r cli -in . t
gli in
nvs give the swers
V * <*}: • ;
! il
•v'el*
principal
elements of the so-called cheap
'
Ing
Co.
— .
- - — -
■
f slo w ing M x f dir ounces each of sill-
w i ** :» ti V . t » ■ •: 1 !.t' a b a n n e r
Aliy a i d nil p els ns (I t l i n m . ml-
baking
powders
and which are derived
W
a
v
«
«
up
on
a
I into o f Iron, iiiira
of potassium and
^tick.
S lip p e d n W o rd .
versely i n n |>-ill ill o' s.ild It- pi
g -ntlan Divide in. • twenty four doses
from
bones,
rock
and sulphuric acid.
From a recent exam in atio n paper on
and
Lost
P
r
v
in
ec
ci
t
h
e
s
u
rfa
c
e
It er a en-vtgh of
oe nnd plllsic«;
r i v e one once a day In bran mash un­ religious instruction nt a bays' school:
C r e a i I'lm m em l. •Tune I
g i o u n d nn* re q u ln s l t o tile t b - i r ail-
'aw (liâ t w p ’ k * I n rota.4 the vtV verst* claim s Wi t h t he Keg .*( I- o f t'-(-
til all a r e taken. The above named "Holy matrimony Is n divine Inatltu
Inge
F llite d S t u n s lain I Office at K -e
r i in t lf y Is sufficient for on« cow.— tion for tin* provocation o f mankind.
I ^ f m* home at*)In
i huiir, in the S U i t e of O rego n , d u r i n g
A m erican Agriculturist,
FkncU.
Rotx-rt r.ou.‘a S teve nson .
BOYAL SiK iN g e o w o e a CO., New V 0 » * .
1 t h e six ty d a y s K r i o d of p .td iu ttiu n
*■? Mx'’**" -¿km d bM M il
“ '6
I). (S S.
II. CO.
THOMPSON HOTEL
.
1
f a k
i n
g
TNwder
ABSOLUTELY
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