Cottage Grove leader., March 23, 1907, Image 4

Lodge Directory.
The [lnimn lu Pruuee.
The tuayor of Toulon Ins hud posted
at the local muulclpal theater an Or­
R K B b h A H S (,’ottuge (¡ro v e . No der whlch remis, ‘‘.Nobody will be ul-
24, M eetings 1st. 3rd. and ,*>th. F r i­ lowtU to biss, to tnake audible re*
day of ev ery month,
uarks, to applaud irouicully or to
E t t a B a k e r , N (i.
yawu noisily, to use bml language or
K a t ie B, V eatch , -See.
to otherwdse disturh the dignitii*d calm
R O Y A L N E I G H B O R S Meet ml necessary to th** jiroper enjoyment of
und 4th Wednesday of eueh m o n th . the drama.” We trust that It 1s tbe
Mas M aui B a k e r . O k u i i .
tranilator and not the mayor who is
M kh . ( ’. W. W i l l o i., Bee.
respousihle for the sollt Infinitiv».—
W O . W — B o h e m ia i j i m p , N
1 Boston l liobe.
M eet»ev ery Friday • veiling.
L . W . B i k k k , Consul Com.
Me\i<*«a* i à c o i H i i i i y .
C h as . V i . n D e n b i k i i , Clerk.
Yhere in profit bjy no moro econom­
K O T M. < ’a s e a le Cam p \
JHO ic* ;ly governed country In the world
Meets every T h u rs d a y night.
t U n Mexico. .\i w Voik city upends
O. H. V e a t c h . C a n .
mr-re than a hundred million dollar»,
R. K . B iennis , C o o ter.
B'gd, a year fur municipal government,!
K . o f P . —J u v e n t l l s
Lodge N o . I n while Mexico, a vast nation with sev­
eral times *is many people, an army
M e e ts every Wednesday night
k*d foreign relations. Is governed for
S . If. I’ll'EIE C. *
C h a s . V an D e n B e k i l K .o f It. A s.
leas than that am mut In silver.-
ern Mexico
I O . O F . —C o ttag e G r o v e , V
Meet every S a t u r d a y nig h t.
G e o . I onE it, N
A. B r e w e r , Sec.
•V4 £
\>'*>>fi.
M. W . o f A
M eeting s 1st and htl
T ue sd ay in each m o n th,
A. *S. P o w e e i ., Consul.
n - .»S i's -«ft**/.. x
. maam .
C. W. W a l l a c e . Sec.
PROFITABLE M ANAGEM ENT.
Properly
Uou.lnic
ifn l.
Moeliloery
H u .liliic
Pre-
Out.
Iu the matter of profitable manage­
ment the care of farm machinery la of
Importance. Writ ¡us' ou this subject
lu the Kansas Farmer, A. >J. Ten Eyck
gives some sound -advice us follows:
Although It Is essentlul to have
enough good machinery to do the work
well at the right time, yet the purchase
of more machinery than Is actuully
needed Is often an element of unneces­
sary expense which may greatly re­
duce the UPt profits of the furmers
who are Improvident lu this way. Buy
tho best standard machinery, even at
the higher prices. The best Is usually
the cheapust. Make good use of the
machinery and take care of it, both iu
the field and after the work is finished.
Keep the hearings clean and well
oiled, burs tight and the machinery lu
good running condition when at work.
W hen
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NEW WINTER L E T T U C E .
A l . a r s t Type of Plant Able to W ith­
stand U latatt.
The bureau of plaut industry recent­
ly reaped Its harvest of excellent let­
tuce seed from a large plot which It
had under cultivation In close prox­
imity to its chief’s offices in the
grounds of the department of agricul­
ture.
The interest attached to this
particular yield is that It is seed of a
type of lettuce sturdy aud strong and
able to withstand the diseases to which
! forced lettuce is heir.
. From $J.uUO,*XlO to $3,000,000 worth
of lettuce alone is forced lu the United
States each winter. Greeubouse gar-
deuers In an endeavor to get rich quick
Shed the machinery when not In
use. More machinery Is rusted out |
than Is worn out. In tin* western United
States probably less than one-fourth of
the farms are provided with machinery
sheds. A farmer can make no better
Investment in adding improvements to
the farm than h.v building a good ma­
chinery shed.
d e n n i n g nnd licpiilrlnK.
When machinery is brought from the
field and put iu the shed It should he
overhauled nnd cleaned and notes
made as to wliat repairs are neces-
snr.v. These repairs should be secured,
and ou some rainy day the machine
should be put into proper running cun
dltion for next season’s work.
LiL vWOMEN ms »«1'
M B A —Modern B ro therho o d of
America. Meet the 3d and 4tli Tin -■ I
day o f each m o u t h a t 1,0.<). F. llall. I
T , W . J enkins Sec.
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f o r e s t e r s of A m e r i c a Meet every
M onday evening.
C. C. C o f f m a n , i R.
R en S a n e o k h , F .*S.
IILIGHT PUNUUS ON HEAVES,
fungus is that the vegetative part, or
mycelium, infecting these spots of the
pods grows through the husk Into the
seed.
Frequently it grows entirely
through the pod, forming similar spots
on both sides. When the fungus grows
Into the seed, brown spots may be
formed on tbe surface, in the worst
cases half the surface is frequently
discolored and the seed adheres to the
pod. These areas are much more strik­
ing on green colored peas, such ns the
Market Garden variety, than on the
yellowish varieties, such ns the Ad­
miral.
Horn«» Tnlk.
Many colts are given ugly tempers
by cruel and careless currying.
To scratch and hurt a colt or horse
will cause him to Imte the operation
nnd the operator.
Many currycombs are knocked all
out of shape, and some of the teeth
cut like knives.
Look at your currycomb. It Is often
an instrument of torture.
Teach the boys to use It gently and
keep It In order.
He generous in the use of the
brushes, but sparing In tbe use of tbe
comb.
Good grooming should be done every
day to keep the pores open, the skin
healthy and the lmlr silky. Soft hair
Is very warm and Is a nonconductor of
heat.
Never leave a reeking mess of wet
straw and manure under tbe horses.
It ruins the health aud eyes and Is a
disgrace to any horse owner. Farm
Journal.
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51. .Meetings 1st a n d 3rd Wednes i
d a y o f each m on th.
r? »SCv -*x
O l i v e r V e a t c h , W. M.
I). E. WiKJ1.KV, S e c .
BLIGHT OF PEAS.
The Green Vurbllcn Are Must S trik ­
ingly AIfeeted.
In 1004 the damage in Ohio from
this blight was apparently greater than
in previous years. It was first noticed
on French June Held peas which had
been »own with oats as a forage crop
ou the experiment station farm. A
close examination of the diseased
plants showed that the stems had been
attacked at many points, frequently as
high as one and one half feet from the
ground, th nigh most severely near the
ground, where the disease starts.
On the leaves were orbicular or oval
dead spots one-eighth to one half Inch
In diameter.
Perhaps the most Important thing iu
connection with the life history of the
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W 0 W , —S t. V ale n tin e Circle 121.
M eets 1st and 3rd T u e s d a y in each
m o n t h in W. o . W. Hall.
F t . o k a J . M i l l e r . Clerk.
r i' i b e r t l n e g i v e s w h . i t e v e r y w o m a n
l i V v t d«*ire.s— a p e r f e c t c o m p l e x i o n
It b r i n g » t h a t s o ft , s m o o t h , f r e s h .
1 h :ir ti nt to t h e c h e e k t h a t d e n o te
y o u t h fu ln e s s .
It w i l l b r i n g beaut>
to t h o s e w h o l a c k It: It w i l l r e t a i n
It f o r t h o s e w h o a l r e a d y p o s s e s s it;
It w i ll e n a b l e y o u t o s u c c e s s f u l l y
c o m b a t the r a v a g e s o f w e a t h e r and
time . D o n ’t d o u b t —d o n ’ t a r g u e . J u s t
try R o b ertin e.
Y o u r d r u g g i s t wi ll
g iv e y o u a free sam p le.
A ll drug-
g!s>ts k e e p R o b e r t i n e .
G A R —A ppom atax
Post No d.
J Meets n t l p. in ., on the 2d mid 4th
g S a t u r d a y of each m o n th.
D k I), L . W o o d s , I*. C.
G. W. R e y n o l d s , Adj.
I HE NEW STURDY LETTUCE.
[Six weeks old and three feet htgh.J
have failed to note that this forcing
was weukeulng their stock until now
the weak lettuce often becomes so dis­
eased iu the hothouse that it is by no
means rare for a gardener to lose an
entire crop of greenhouse lettuce by u
disease to which these overstrained
plants ure particularly liable.
Dr. II. T. Galloway, chief of the bu
rean of plant industry, In order to cor­
rect this evil has beeu working for two
seasons on this subject nnd has at last
succeeded In obtaining n crop of win­
ter lettuce plants Immune to the let­
tuce disease. At the same time the
plants are of large size aud capable of
developing as early us the most spe­
cialized winter lettuce.
From these extra large early aud
flue heads another crop was raised
and the seed sown. The seed from
successive crops, carefully examined
und selected from time to time, was
planted durlug the past summer In the
departments's experimental plot nnd
the seed finally secured carefully
guarded and later distributed to green­
house men aud state experiment sta
tious. It Is believed, concludes Amer­
ican Cultivator, that through this work
will be saved from ruin the winter let­
tuce Industry, which for the last three
years hns been threatened with ex
tlnctlon.
L O T
M. — Lady L a m s o n l l i v . No
42. Meets 2d und 4th F r id a y of
each m o n th .
M r s M a r i S i - ii i m t z , I. C,
Miss L e t a S a n f o r d , It, K,
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4. Meetings held on 2d and 4th F r i ­
d a y of e toll m o n th.
M r s . R usknhi 110, W. M.
T . C. W h e e l e r W. P.
M rs M ai in: W h e e l e r , See.
W . R C . —A p p o m a t t o x W , It. (', No.
12, M eets a t 1 p. m. o n tin* 2d and
4th S a tu rd a y of e ach m o n th.
M aky D ic k e y , B p s ,
E , J en n ie W o o d s , S e c.
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FUNERAL DIRECTOR and
EMBAUMER
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Office: Young Building, Main Street
West Side.
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COrll HAN-
Kodol d ig ests x v lia ty o u e a t and
quickly overcom es Indigestion, which
FUNERAL DIRECTOR and LICENSED
is n foreru nner o f Dyspepsia. I t Is
EMBALMER
made in s tric t c o n fo rm ity to the N a ­
Ollit’e l’hoiie H46, Residence 77-1
tion al Pure F o o d anil Drugs law and
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is sold on a g u a ra n te e relief plan. $ V . * ) V . * / v . m v
S o ld by Benson s P h a r m a c y .
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Intluntrlnl Alcohol.
The benefits which are to accrue
from the use of industrial alcohol free
of tax have been probably overesti­
mated by the people at large aud es­
pecially by the farmers, but that ma­
terial benefits will accrue is not a sub­
je c t of doubt.
These beuetits will
come not suddenly, but slowly, us ngri
cultural products are more abundant,
technical methods of manufacture Im­
proved und the methods of utilizing
the industrial alcohol better under
stood. Our people should not, how­
ever, he disappointed should many
years elapse before the magnitude of
the product used for Industrial pur­
poses reaches the figure already at
tallied by Germany and some of the
other European nations. — Farmer's
Bulletin.
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OPTICIAN and REFRACTIONIST
Kt>oin I I New fhrismanHk. L'imene
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Building. Main S ir e
O E N T IsT
T h e winds of M arch have no terror
1 v ^
V w • »
t o th e user of DeWitt s Fnrbollzcd
W itch Hazel S alv e . It quickly heals
chapped ntnl cracked skin. Good t o o
P II
for bolls nnd b urns, mul undoubtedly
K n o w in g ivlmt i I was t o
tlie best relief for piles. Sold here by C p c p
1
suffi r, I will
f r e e OF
Benson's I ’hnrm ney.
C H A R G E , t o any dilu ted a pusit v
cure for Eczema. S a l t Rle-nni, E r i s i p ­
elas, I’iles and Skin I (¡se ises. In ­
W'I m ii to i.rinl«- l.nn«l.
s t a n t relief.
Don't suffer longer
8 Fortier, an authority ou Irriga­ Write F. W. W I I . I . I W i s lue M an h at­
‘Mn ISU7 1 had a stom ach disease.
S o m e physicians said
Dyspepsia, ting recommends that the preparation t a n Avenue, N. 5 . I’. n e b '- e stam p.
som e c o n su m p tio n , o n e
said
I of land for Irrigation should follow
would not live until Spring, For the btilldiug of supply ditches. While
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four years I existed on boiled milk this rule is frequently disregarded. It
soda biscuits, and doctors' prescrip ­ will lie found better to grade land In
K e e p b rig h t
von'
be kept
tions. I could not digest anything I conformity to permanent ditches al b u s y .
ready constructed than to locate and
ate; then I picked up one of your Al
L i g h t is the magnet t h a t d raw s
excavate ditches to suit laud that has
m an acs and it happened to Is* niy
trad e.
been graded aud leveled.
A
allow
window
life saver. I
bought a
fifty-rent
h r illia n lly
b o t t le of Koilol aud the benefit I re
lig h te d w ith e le c t r i c It lits m a k e s
is*lveil front t h a t b ottle all the gold i You should lie very careful o f your m any a »ale “ the n i g h t b e f o r e . "
la Georgia could not buy
lu tw o . b 1 ivels w lien you have n cold. Nearly
It a t t 1 a c t s a t t e n t i o n ,
m o n t h s I went back to my w o rk , as nil o th e r c ou gh syrups are c o n s t i p a ­ m a k e s it easy lor i uir d isplay to be
n m a c h in ist, and in three months I ting, especially th o se c o n t a in in g opi­ e x a m in e d , and shows v m ir goods to
Kennedy's L a x a t i v e
Cough t h e b e s t a d v a n t a g e .
was well mi l h e a r t y
May y o u live ates
E l e c t r i c l ig h t is the b e st and
long and p r o s j * * i . " —I'. N Cornell. S y r u p moves the bowel»—c o n ta in s
1 onforttis to National only illumin ntd.
Itodlug. tin., I'.NMi. T h e a b o v e is only ! no o p iates
W h e n may o u r m an see you
a s am p le of the great good that Is 1’iire Food a n d Drugs law. B e a r s
dally done everywhere by k o d o l for th e end orsement of m o th ers e v e r y ­ a b o u t it?
W i u . i MMI ; .
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Dyspepsia
11 Is sold here by Dm where Children like Its pleasan t
taste. Sold by Benson's I’ h a r m a c y . C o .
rion's I’lmrmney
ECZEM A and
For Benefit of Farmers $A
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An
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c t trT/:L?'"'v
for t h e sale of |v
t im b e e"titl“,‘
r lam ia
in t h e S t a t e s of California, Oregon.
and Merchants
Nevada aud W a s h in g to n T e r r i t o r y . "
as extended t o all tin* I’nhlic Laud
S t a t e s III a c t of
August I, 1SH2,
■ I B A D. H YLA N D,
of
Lowell,
Cou nty
of
L ane
S t a t e (o r T e r r i t o r y 1 of
Oregon,
h a s this d ay tiled iu this office Ins
sworn s tatem ent No 7H20 for the p u r ­
ch a se of the N ’ o f s\V
NW y 4 of
SE
and S\V o] N I-. i 1 Section No.
12 in Township No. ¡1» s o u th , Bunge
No. 2, w est, W. M., am i will offer
proof to s h o w t h a t the land sou gh t is
more v alu ab le for its tim b e r o r ston e
th a n fo r agricu ltu ral purposes, and
to establish his claim to said land l>e-
for W . \\ . Calkins, I
s . C o m m is­
sioner, a t his oMiee in Eugene. Ore­
gon. on T h u rsd ay , tin Itli d ay of
April, l!H)7,
l ie nam es a s u i l m - s e
Oscar Drurv, of Lowell, O rego n
Grovel* W alker, o f Lowell, O regon ;
W ilb ur H yland. 01 Lowell, Oregon;
William W. Sailor, of L o w ell, Ore­
gon,
Any and all persons claiming ad­
versely the abov e-d escrib ed lands are
requested t o tile their claim ; In th is
office on o r before said Itli day of
April, 1SHI7.
1-12 3-23
B e n ja m in L. E d d y ,
Regiater.
ON HOME PRODUCTION
I’BODUCK.
(Prices quoted are w h olesale.)
liu tter, c o u n t r y
B utter, co o k in g
a 5c
20C
B u tte r, c r e a m e r y , 11»
B u t t e r fat
Egg«
C h icke n s
10 to
O nio ns, c u t .
Apnles, b u s h e l , a c c o r d i n g to
quality
C h i t t c m b a r k , old
H id es, g r e e n
S a lt hides, d r y
Pi itatoes
Cabbftgf4, cvvt
Turnips, c u t
C a r ro ts, cvvt
P a rsn ip s, c w t
38c
32 y jt
I»>C
12 y ¿ c
$ 2 .0 0
$ r-- 5
5c
7c
8c
$ 2.00
$4.00
$ 2.00
$1 5 0
$2.5 o
HAY, UR A I N, ETC
( R e t a i l p rices a r e q u o l e d )
W h e a t , b ushel
80c
W h e a t and v e tch , c h o p p e d
ton
$ 26.00
O ats, b u she l
40 e
B r a n , ton
$ 20.00
Clean w heat chop, ton
$ 2 6 . oo
O a t s and v e tch c h o p p e d , to n $ 25.00
M ixe d , ton
$ 2 t .o o
S h o r t s , ton
$25.00
F l o u r , valley, c w t
$ 1.90
$2.4o
F l o u r (h a r d w h e a t , c w t
$ 1.05
R o lle d b a r le y , per 751b s a c k
R o lle d b i r l e y , s t a n d a r d , sack $ 1.00
H ay, baled , tou
$ 12.00
(•IVB S T O C K MARKET.
Cows
Sheep
4°
6 to 7c
Veal, d re sse d
Hogs, d ressed
7}4c
A l l kinds o f fre s h tallies a t H o lm -
den Vs.
T o remove a cough you must get a t
th e cold which cutises tin* cough.
There is nothing so good for this as
Kennedy s L a x a t i v e Cough S y r u p .
T h e liquid cold relief t h a t Is m o s t
quickly effective,
t h a t stills and
quiets the cough and drives o ut the
cold. Sold by Benson's P h arm acy .
iiic N ew Idea
E CURE W o m a n 's
M ' ’liei
'ne- Hmulred dollars Re­
n a l d for any c a s e o f i ' n t a r r l i t h a t
c an n o t be cured by Hall s C ata r rh
Cu re,
F. .1. C h e n e y Jr Co.,
Toledo, O.
Wi i lie un dersigned, hav e kn o w n
I . .1. Cheney- for tin* Inst 15 y e a r s , nnd
believe him perfectly honorable la all
bu-uiess tra n s a c tio n » nnd financially
ubie t o c a r r y r u t any o b lig atio ns
made b y his firm.
W iin iN i R in n a n * M ar v in ,
Wholesale Druggists. T o le d o , O.
H.- i M - i it.nrrh Cure is taken inter-
I naM\
. l i ng directly upon the blood
| a ml mucous surface« of the system .
-----le -tm io tiln ls sent free. P rice 75 cents
>er b o t t le . Si Id bv all d ruggists.
Sjaga'.-inf
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The Leader lor 1.60
General Bl acksmithing
laU's
i imlljr Pill* lor Con-
lip a t lo n .
Horseshoeing a specialty.
W agon ami u.irrMire rt-
i 11V? A ll w or k icuaranteeri
«lave >»>ur bo rse ste et h e x ­
amined ami repalnul. Sh»*t
a t rear o f l l e in e o w a y
Burli hold er’s s p t f
mal
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CAPITAL
2 5,000
A penerai banking
business transact­
ed ::
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ORG ANIZED
1900
T
rade M arks
D esigns
C o p y r ig h ts 4 c .
w ARI YOU GO ING E A S T ?
■ ’
VVe can save you moi « v on |
- Jfreighting household t:«'
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f e*
K is e iM ?
The famous little pills.
'H il ' ii oketrh ard descrlntlt^Ti may
op
n r ru** w hether an
s pr-’hablr patentable, t'omruunlca*
’ n.ieuMrtl. HANOBOOK on Parents
'-.st
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ring patents,
k un f i r* n»:h Mutin A l u recetre
»ithont charge. In tbe
Scientific flmcricait,
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GROVE
O R E G O N
M rs , f. E . T hompson .
Rates per day ............ ..............$1.00
Room and board, per
v e e k .......... $4.50
Time Table.
Tn effect S u n d a v . .No\
f
No
No
No
No
2 5 1 2 a in
NORTH BOUND
iti
1
a m
18 C o t t a g e G r o v e L o c a l 5 . l o a m
12
n .to a n i
14 New F a s t T r a i n
6:13 p m
SOUTH B O U N D
No 1 5
1 .2 6 a m
No 13 New Fast Train
No 11
4.30
2.55 p m
a m
N o 1 7 C o tta g e G r o v e fio r a i 11.50 p m
& S. E. I 11. CO.
0.
Time Table No. 4
T o take effect N ovem ber 1 litoti.
East
Round
P.M I A.M I M
2 :80 7:30
u
2:40 7: Xi :{,.r.
2 :4 9 7 •;t9 b.7
3:00 8:14 8.0
3:18 8:40 12
3:20 8:50 13 5
3:85 9:06 15.9
{ A u d i T ues da y
W.
«m l Sat only
1 and 2 Dally Kx-
^pt Holiday.
Bound
No 2—No\
Kiev I A.M. I p . m '
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All outward f re i g h t forwarded o ul y a t Ihe
Join t »■fak of shi ppe r and co n sig n ee .
Stage leaves Wildwood af te r th e a rr iv al
tr ain on Mondays, Wednesdays a n d F rid ay s
for Bo n i ta and Or*eco Re tu r n in g on T u p s *
fiays, Thurs day s and Saturdays
F re ig h t will not be re e e l *-erf at the o .V: 8. E.
K. R. Depot a f t e r o p in. T o in s ur e forward*
ing on n e x t tr ain fre ig ht must be de l i v e re d in
am pl e rime to p e r m i t oi it b e i n g b i l l e d .
A. B WOOD. Manager.
äcäpem »
Beautifully located in Portland. Oregon,
offers unsurpassed f , litit-s for the cul­
ture and education . t \-i - - u .n
Special
opportunities in Mu
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and Liter-
oratories Herbarium and Mineral Cabinet T he
largest and
lest La
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Northwest it eniovs a n a t •
• n for im
parting the best physical, mental id moral train­
ing and developing true w o m a n h o o d
Equip*
•ooally and edurat
• \ f r tEe n <t exalted
itation. Confers Acad- mic and U
ite Degree*
by State Authority If, f rm* e with conviction«
of non Catholics is scru: <
ded Academy
I* ideally . > ated rim .
advan­
tages Social opi: -r ; • - ■=>
- re available
In no other city on the i . t p
lings large and
I ou* w »ll-lighti 1 I eat< i and ventilated;
dormitories and private -
ied with all
modern conveniences The it Motion is liberal
and progressive with ut *
. »1 .* character
and traditions of aw-
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| rmi
modest Setiafictoi
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HOMESICK!
27 FIRST STRUT ^ORUàNS. OStûb»«
C O Ì T A ÌE
THOMPSON HOTEL
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ORfGOH AUTO OiSPATCH Co.
llerFert Kakln
r r e s i <1 ** n t
T. C. Wli***l**r
Cas hi e r
Fi r s t !
IN D IG E ST IO N .
No appetite, loss of s tre n g th , ner
vousm-s headache, constipation bad
hi-euth. gen eral d eb ility , s ou r risings,
and i-arnrrh of the s to m a c h are all
dm- to ind ig estion. Kodol Dyspepsia
(,'me cures indigestion. T h is new dls-
eovery repi esonts the natu ral juices of
eigt tiou ns they e x i s t I11 n henlthy
1 ( iniiich. eombined w ith th e g r e a te s t
kiiewn to n ic 11.nd re c o n s t r u c t iv e p ro p -
erfie-.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure does
not only c u re ind igestion and dys-
pep.-la, but the famous remedy cures
all sto m ach tro u b les by cleansing,
purifying, sweetening and s t r e n g t h e n ­
ing th e mucous m em branes lining the
st iniech.
K o d o l Dyspepsia Cure after m e als is
not onlv tho ro u ghly re liab le d ig e st-
nut, 1ml it c on tain s g r e a t to n ic and
1 'eeoiistiilctiVe properties
as
well.
Thl-: f a m o u s remedy
e n a b le s the
stomach ,ind dig estive o r g a n s to t h o r­
oughly digest. a s s i m i l a te and contri­
bute to th e tissues all of th e nourish­
ment t h a t Is contain ed in such food as
m ay lie ea ten.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure c le a r s the
way and makes sure tile jo u r n e y front
sickness to health and w eakn ess to
stre n g th . If tbe s t o m a c h Is d is o r ­
dered K odol will cure it.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure lavs th e foitn-
• liltI■ 'll for health, und tlie upbuild ing
of s tre n g th b_i cleansing, puritlying
and sw e e te n in g the gland s a n d mem­
b r a n e - * f I lie s t o m a c h , and by sup­
p l y i n g 11 tfu r a l juices necessary to
pei feei Indigestion, a s sim ila tio n and
nil; t it a > 11. Kodol d ig ests wliat you
e at, p r e v e n t s e o lie ,c h o le ra, diarrhoea.
H u n . d y s e n t e r y and summer c o m ­
plaints ge n erally, and its use will pure
indigestion and
chronic dyspepsia
pe rm an e n tly .
Kodol Is good alike
for y o u n g and old. Your d ru g gist
sells i l .
How s This?
J JK. K. F MAI V
Ottlee-
United S ta te s L a n d onice,
Rose l a n g . Ore.. Nov. 23, Ihm!.
Notice is hereby given that in c o m ­
pliance with the provisions ; i i . a c t
No 3—No l
omce In McFarland Itullding
ft
Over Wynne's Hardware store
£ Ottlee l'lione, 341 Kesidene. 1‘ltone, l-jr
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ARKET REPORT
L ittle g lo b u le s of sunshine t h a t
drive tin* cl(nids aw a.v. D e W itt's
Little E a rly Risers will s c a t t e r the
g l o o m of sick le aditela* and hilliotis-
liess. T h e y d o n o t gripe or sicken.
Recommended and sold here by Ren-
sim's I ’ l i a t m m y .
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NOTICE FOR I I RLTCATI o N.
•»?▼ illustrati»-! wfN*kIy l araest cir.
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Idc F u m a i . Terni». $3 a
fitti», f l. 801 a by all newsOaàlMt
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Waahtostun. U. C.
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