Cottage Grove leader., April 06, 1907, Image 3

FOR M A R G U E R I T E
COW
HORN
W a le r liitc
TU R N IP.
F u w I n lu
\\ I n t e r .
“ S u c c e s s w ith
only another
au
name for” —
“ M on e y ,” the i :irl Interrupted, with
th a t lo ve ly ligh t laugh. “ I kn ow it,
G e r a rd , a nd dosj )i*se me for it if you
Will. I f you had been br ou gh t up in
p o v e rty , if you li. id wanted frock» aud
p re tty nhoes and dan ces and pleasures
o f e v e r y kind a nd, oh, thou sands o f
th in gs th at vou e< LMildn't got then you.
too. wo uld spell su c c l “' s with an M—a
v e r y big M— a u d call it money! You
w o u h l, 1 know y o u would,” she ended
bitterly.
T h e m a n sia 1.MÌ heavily. F a t e w a s
Indeed a gain s t liiin now. aud liis c*a
re«*r. light and hu efu l as it looked a
short tim e a¿p), se nied sadly dull and
w h y ? B ecau se o f
so m b er now. An
th a t lo vely face il t w a s turned a w a y
A H a n d y I 'ia u t .
from him ¡KO pelili; illy.
In brin gin g a n e w ly purch ase J a d d i­
Ho woiil U May 01 • more th lu g before
th ey parti •d. Ite <1 terminisi suddenly, tion into cultivation w e con clude d to
H e would ha v e at m y ra te a c le a r un­ | use this han dy plant. T h e plot w a s
ie w o m a n he loved deeply niowed in June, a f t e r the ever-
derstaiidin ti with
I li it t hen th e veti ! greeu nursery that had occupied it
fco m adly . A nd at 1er
l
many y e a r i li.;«I been removed, and
t u r e - to tli e right ( r to the left!
H e put out hi* 11 id to st ay her as tw ic e harrow ed at in te rv als o f a fort-
«he wo uld ha v e ri en. *1 w a n t to ask night t > kill n; routing w eeds and d r ag
A portion w a s
lie said so ge n tly off the num erous root
y o u otie tb lii-T m >r
th a t lier «« a:i<l«*r:ii*, attention w a s fixed planted with late table corn, fer tilizing
with hen mnuure in the hill. Crim so n
on him once ; • (in
" I f 1 wen t 1 to he business, m y f a ­ clo ver and c o w h m i turnips at tin* ra te
tile r's basine s. wl ch. as you know, i o f fo u r ou nces tu rnip to fifteen pounds
hate- If I • .ivc «1 my drea m s o f the clo ver seed wen* so w n on the rem ain der
eli I should love, a Aug. 10 , wo rkin g it in w it h an ordin ar y
b a r and a
e i» a* perhaps, but cultivato r
lif e w! i a
H I \ o i l Me**dn.
Lodge Directory.
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^ 1 , M e e t i n g s 1st. Ill'll. H lllle tll. F li-
iliiy u ( e v e r y m o n th ,
E t ta
K
ami
J I a k k u . X . O .
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R O Y A L N E I G H B O R S M - t en.f
a m i lih W eiliie siluy o f e a c h m o n t h .
Mils M a r y B a k i . u . O iiai i . i .
Mint.
\V. W a i . i . ai i :, Kee.
W
O . W
It o liiN liii I ’n in p , \ n
M e e ts e v e r y I 'l M n y e v e n in g
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L. \V. I:ini b , Convnl.' nn.
( ' h a s . V \ s L) i :. m ii mi. < lei k.
K
O T M. C a s c a d e C a m p N
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M ee t* e v e r y T h u r s d a y n ig h ;.
(). H. V i: ATeii, Ci.in.
I t . 1\ . I ‘ i x s i s . C u o t c r .
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A t the C hurches
IN Itld l'.S T lO .N .
N o ippetit<>. lo s s ..f s t r e n g t h , ner-
A
I
I.' lie. lOlISlipullOII, hail
M e l h o d D i 1 : i > iñ<-< j i ■ I C l unit,
Itev. bi . i t . .. *n< ral d e b i l i t y , s o u r ris in a - ,
. ml c a t a li o f th e s t o m a c h a r e nil
.Í.
!.. l e n i t y . PiiHt r.
P reo ch iug
I
i in di .‘Htion. I\. h | u | |>,YM|M*|ada
w i v ic e s a t II
a.
in.
m il 7 :-J0 |>.
i g M l I o n . T h i s new dta-
in.
K d U 'la y
S ch oo l.
In
R.
111.,
K p w o r t h 1 .c a c iic, «);:'-<) |>. m
P r a y e r ...... a m i p . e s e u t s th e n a t u r a l j u i c e s of
_.
"i . i - t h e y e x i s t i n a h e a l t h y
mcctlriii T h u r s d a y evr:i¡n¡r a t 7 :i! 0 .
. I., < iib in e d w i l h (h e g r e a t e s t
All uri* I'tirUiuliv in viteli t o I • p r e s e n t
l< . ah I o n i e ; i nd r e e o n s t r u e t i v e p r o p -
I . 1.1 1 »Vspepsill t u r e iloes
in
«lily i in " i n d i g e s t i o n n m l d y s -
F i r s t I ’ rrsi»,« «,-rti.i11 1 h u r c h . , P a s t o r I
.1. hiir th " f a i r . m s r e m e d y eu r es
1 C. C . G r a c e . ’ M o r i . i n g ser« ¡«•e, 1 1 ,
lo m a e li t r o u i l l e s liy c l e s i i s i n g ,
e v e n i n g K, V. j*. S .
i v in .: •> w e e t e i i i n g mid st re m t t lien-
K . 7 p. ¡
I a ues lining i b e
.11.
A l l K t i a n g i s u n ii so ji ( u r n e r s
I s i >initcli.
w elcom e.
. ..loi I >\ s¡„ |isia i nre a f t e r m e a l s is
a.
o n l v I hoi o n g l i l V r e lia b le i l i g e s t -
F u i - c o p a l (.'h u t c h .
S erv ic es held
' l. n .1 e ..utilin s g r e a t tu n ic a n d
tlie second Wednesday ev l i n g ot re.-.i n s t r u c t i v e p r o p e r tie s a s w e ll.
filinoti
rem edy
enables
th e
in Mas n ie h u ll. j I
c u c ii iiio ntli at 7
mieli a n d d i g e s t i v e o r g a n s to lli o r-
T h e r e w il I e s e r v ir e
very fifth o : .lily li
i. a s s i m i l a t i a n d c o n tr i -
S u n d a y ut a n iu n th .
• t<> t h e tis su e s all of t h e tloiirisli-
I. .t
.ai is c o n t a i n e d In s u c h f o o d ns
Catholic Church, Father Carrol, I In-i V Is' enti n.
i
lo
l i . pepsin l'un* c l e a r s th e
Services the ree il l Sunday in each
I inak'i
s u re th e jo u rn e y fro m
m on th.
• I h e a l t h a n d w e a k n e s s to
" i 'le. ■ ■ ii. If t h e s t o m a c h is il is or-
( 'liristinn Scienee *er vices held dereil K lo i » i l l c u r e it.
I . I- I t o sp e p s in ( n ie la v s t h e foiiu-
j ove r Allis »'.S Battu r slioo every
11 'li ;nr 11 -altIt. a u d t h e u p b u i l d i n g
11 .»’«•lock and
Sut idei > in ,r nina n
.
g ih In c l e a n s i n g , p u r l t l y i n g
‘d Les day evei'ing ut ^ o ’ clock.
! th e g l a n d s a n d mem
hi a n e s of th e s t o m a c h , a n d b y s u p ­
p l y i n g lia t Ural j u i c e s n e c e s s a r y to
<'ll I'istitttl Church, 1 ; v a . e .
... .. li n t l a t l o n a n d
ii .
ix oih d d i g e s t s w h a t y o u
Ols on Pasltor. Servie ( s at 11 in
tile moruin¿ and 7 ..'{O in the even- > f. ¡ ' i v i . n ts c o lic , c h o l e r a , d i a r r h o e a .
d.i «i. i v a n d su u im e r c o n i ­
in . Y . P . 8. C . B* m eeting at Ile
li« i il ly , a n d its u se will c u r e
(¡:¡t( p. m. Sunday ■" in ol at l o
e s'io u
i r . I ehr..n ie d y s p e p s i a
t i e n t ly .
K i s l o l is g o o d a l i k e
í nterinedinto
o ’cl ock,
Endeavor
id o l d
V.nir d r u g g i s t
Society at 2 ¡30 a n ■ ! C¡ oir practice
se lls it.
It Is dltlicult to supfdy fre sh w a te r
to poultry w h en th e w o u tb e r is se v er e ­
Hu*
!!• p i i
I
W 11 li
Ilfiie U t
FuP
ly cold, as th e w a t e r fre e ze s an 1 c a n ­
( lu iiiu iiiK S o il I V k l u r r .
not be used. K irt h e n w a r e fountains
Much has been said o f th e cow
horn turnip as a soil Improver, or, a re ofte n br oken by e xp a n sio n during
rather, ameliorator, as it is supposed freezing, ami the on ly con ve n ien t m e th ­
to benefit more by cha ng in g th e soil j od of i- »• d u : \y a u r is w it h the al«l
te xtu re than by br in gin g in new fer- j o f WOOtllMl t r o u g h s whle h eau hi? s< ii l«l
tiliz iug material, like clo ver and other ed and kept cie m wi i :i Oil ino . T o a volti
legumes.
It will g r o w in unprodu c­ freezin g so me p i ult ry iiu: 11 adopt the
t! e»r fo wl» t
tiv e d a y soils and bores deep into the plan o f wat'*rin
( ground, opening lip by its d e c ay in tim es a day. using tophll w a te r, ai ul tile
birds soon Ix'coii. * a ecusto in ed i u the
w in te r ti e deeper com pact la y e r s and
a ddin g a most appre ciable a m ou n t o f practice. Im m e d ia te ly a Her tin* liens
ha v e tinishe i dr in kin g th e from ! is uri
, humus. T h e seeds a re com m only so w n
with crimson clo ver In A ug ust or Sej>- emptied, placed on end out o f tin ■ w a y
ami used only w hen the n e x t w itennji
! t'embei* in corn or on fields that might
o f the fl »‘I; occurs.
! othe rw is e remain bare through winter.
It has been used in this manner with
perc eptible lieneflt on Hope farm and
in thou sands o f other trials th ro ugh­
out the country.
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il
ftr.
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Time Table.
In e(T<" t S u n iia v
i
j
fu ll o f p
* -If I h i i the prospect
M ixed seeds were later so w n in the
o f KlU-ec - i I t * bu -iuoss o f which
K . o f I*.— I n v e n t u s
I n n ig e No. Is,
sa me proportion at th e last w o rkin g o f
ver Saturi! ay evening at 7 130.
M eets e v e ry W ed n e sd ay n ight.
y u u sp«Mk so Ili -III . . w h a t th en ?”
the
corn
in
September.
W
e
tried
to
S . It. l'ii'iti; (). <
a w itti » new light
Sia* Utili
so
w
the
clo
ver
at
the
ra
te
of
fifteen
Cu ts . V a n D k n I’. imhi , K . o f U. A S.
•autifill eyes. Had
pounds to the acre and secured a thick
PR O FE SSIO N A L, C A R D S
r«'d at ast everything, e v ­
9 U 9 C
N o . IS ,
- C o t t a g e h i m . 1,
stand for soil lu such po >r condition. I O . O f
vry h »•*# e vt « y mn intimi at her feet?
Meet
e
v
e
i
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S
a
t
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r
d
a
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n
i
g
h
t
.
T h e re w a s abun d an ce o f rain, enablin g
( I Kit. t o\i i ; i :. \ . i
" T h e u ."
. lier voice tender
V u . ,r-
the c lo v e r I » Minot her the tu rnips al
\ i fur; u t.n, See.
w i l h fe 1 u - aud li r soft eyelids
I ■>
most completely in th e ear ly sowin g,
A K ill s v e m
) • vc* the brilliant eyes, “ then
«I:-
FlumeGti lies. IMione Main llGt
hut i!i the corn th ere w a s a g o a l M W. «if A
M«*«'tings
1
st
a
n
d
I s\ >” !d sa y i« ► nr re.” And her tones stand, entirely c »replug t'.io clo v er in
FUNE AL UiHECTOfi ane LICENSED
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In
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A
EMEALiyiER
ma ny place*.- Kura I New Yorker.
• .
K iv e s w h a t e v e r y w o m a n
A. 8. P owki . i ., (
t
>i- !y with the vio­
• pi
Parlors ut Veatcb « a ! ;
>u’s.
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i m : 'r e s —a p e r fe c t c o m p le x io n .
A
lotti at tlie 1lms.au 0 l e r de licate gown.
l\ Pl.NtlN îl«?": V. .
! ’ ’ riii. » t h a t s o ft , s m o o th , fr e s h ,
VN'«« . »f V» • . 3 cu -J . . l>
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FarincMN In tin* K i : isj ; s oil li»*l(i-; re j M B A — M od ern
r t i n t to th e c h e e k t h a t d e n o te s
Anu*i
ica.
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and
4
;
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t
in-
T h e suoi v fell 1 lilis .le very softly, port g r e i f result:'« f n n i :i novel u ♦ » o f 1
j o iith fu lm . . I t w i l l b r in g b e a u ty
d a y o f euch m o n t h at 1 , 0 . 0 F. Hull.
w li . la c k ft* !t w ill r e t a in
** »
w: ippl
1lie so ni ill ' Ity In teiiderost erudì* oil. For lice on hoes they tini!
T , W . J e n k i n s Sec.
fo r ; .
vvii'j .i. - . t d y p o s s e s s i t ;
•»
the cost I ,\ dip'ib.g t::uk mi e e a-y.
m l Iransforinliig it
Í M ^ I ci'M b ie y o u to s u c c e s s fu lly
ïo
.
al and pearl, The ordiimry ho w a llo w i • bette:'. A W O. W . S t . V a le n t in * « i l e 121,
luto a lx'..
r . iv a g e s o f w e a t h e r a n d
'f
»
A T TO R N I.V A l 1.1 W
in t of Its ninny thin la y er of crud e oil is p >n”e.l ove!-
1 a !d *
•
ü
.Meets ist nn I .‘ h i T i n ^ d a y
o each
t me. D o n ' t d o u b t —d o n ’ t a rg u e . J u st
tínico; Young building, Main s:n «-
" v c lr y ami the the w a te r in Ibe waMow. T!ie l o g ; do
m o n t li in \Y. < ) , \ \ . H u l l .
y R o b e r t in e .
Y o u r d r u g g is t w ill
*•
»
Wc>t Side.
Kvery ! him *, tick. tii*a nn .
M erk
.-es ami Mi«' ring of the rest.
F l o u a J. M m i
ripido o f si!
I iv e y o u a f r e e s a m p le . A l l d r u g -
other
pests
is
dt
li1
wed.
T
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s
are
g
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s
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tu ..( fu i 1 ni:çhtei*.
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M i t
i y
( no o f ('
Iaml*fe rich a men enter­ said to learn v»*;*y 80011 to s ’: i n the F o r e s t e r s o f A m e r i c a
Monday evening.
nd feas!«* I them oil and sw a llo w it. to their y rent
. < • / * £ . : *
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< ’ . ( ' . C m i u \ \ . <'. l i .
v a n t a le .
. t th y sp oke hi
ri iit ro.vali
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SANfoitn,
F
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If th e w a te r dries lip. the oil rests on
crc nxln gly V «11 (if I a .'imi liis euler-
*
ta lu m o u t a »1 of II :. • heuilt.v o f his tin» bottom of the w a llow until the A. F . & A M . — Cotta go llrn
. \
FUNEkAL DIRECTOR an 1 LICE P UD
to
th
e
top
and
next
rain,
when
it
ri.-«
al. Meet lugs l s t inid d r 1 Wedn.
1*
»vi
EMB’ALr:
•
d a y of each uumth.
Khc» .*• » ni ill till* ; ■ aI i!. :m lug room is ready for business a before.
O
llice
l
’
ho
«
side«
F
o
r
th
e
chieki
ns
th
e
interior
o
f
the
O i . i v k u V i : a i «-i t . W . M .
In pure:*:
lilt«*
i b dlu m mils on her
% Iff
D. 10 . Woi'I.IA . See.
\+r
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. 11 ’■ 11 I ) ■ ' i ¡ful :■ i il» lu her henho use is ¡minted all over, includim/
S?' ‘
J- : 1
the floor, with cru de oil. T w o applicu
mil her a little
go ld en hall
G A R — A p p o m atax
B ost N » 34 ,
lions a y e a r a re reported to be sulli
Moots nt I i», in ., o n tin* -<l ami I "
nml wittiest
coni pau> t) f th e •
c ie n t to insure im munity from nil para-
S; i t u n In y of each n i n t h .
and clev tv st k e p t 1 • < nirt and pleas-
KKANC
I.K II
rites.
Dit I». li. W o o d s , l ‘
k - “
e 1 In r with
! ; mit it her clear
: k
C ru de oil is cheap. A barrel o f it ( * . W . H i: v m o l d s , A « l j .
tallirli m a •; out al >«. nil tin- gentle
OPTICIAN
ami
REFRACT10N1ST
shoul.i be kept and used on e v e ry
I ni Uni • •011:11.
ill H iv e,
farm . 'I he small enemies o f stock L O . T . M . - L a d y L a i n
il M Now 'll ri-man I
% ,
F r i d ly <>l
43 . M e e ts 3 d a m i II
T ; • h a ’ 1nul lien il 1'ia si lver ripple
cause groat d i s o m . o r t to the anim als
ciudi an tilth.
o f liniyhtc!*. and it
.............r ih«. find redu ce the profit.« o f the owners.
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W-
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9
V ‘ • • ‘ .f
M n s M ,\ le v S i i i : \ i t z !.. C
(lie ol I ' '"ii! .i'les that lie
old 1 ì !
M iss Li: r « S « ni o iip . It, K
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Vi
«.-j
«y \ *T ;
limi stri\en 1» la y
ns a « h lil la ys
lio n > tilit*. M o c k In W i n t e r .
w
b y il* deal* old I ).ys when p la yin g da y s
C o t I: i '<• f i r . .
i . i p ' r
W . K 1 M K M. 1)
y
Horses that .ire r.ni lilng it in winter O K S
V‘
o
,
a r e ov r an d done with.
I. M e e ti n g s h e ld o n 2d ari'l lih I n -
-Í
«an ta k e c a re of th em selv es If they
I'H A S H ’ I ( N .mO s | ,K ( L O N
*>’
I
d a y of e ic h iiiontli.
A n d all -
en he felt very have a shell lo go ill whim they de sire
y !
Mils. I t o s i M i l i;n W M.
O llice
ii
Uui Ul in.y;
w e a r y and
:•('.I of the lights shelter. Tin* w ork hors«* should b e pro­
0\.*r \V)
ire 8to r e
T C. W II I : i i l a: \V. P.
f
and fin» * (•at o f 1 • great hanks of vided a warm h a m or el e IduuketeU.
oni ce Pilone
*e Phono,
\\ < u
M u s . M a i p i W iiit i . i
S<*.
rosi*» thnt Ills wi;' • h d ordered Iho A sw e a ty hur «• will not remain sound
• P*
Vf
»1;lllful «ori t to ill rang
tired of the if put in a cold h a le without b la n k e t­ W R C
A p p o n ia ilo x
I!. ( . N.i
in usic and (ho far > and the crowd. ing.
12 , M is 't s u t I p. h i . mi tlie 2 d u n d
a m i li** slip 1» • 1 a wi .. mm at. . I to Ids
U h Hitturilny o f cneli m o n ili.
Poultry, like sheep, can stand a g r e a t
M a id
D i c k e y , Pr e* .
qu i ••
and s. II there a w h ile to deal o f cold if it ii only dry cold, l i e n s
E . .1 1 : X N 11 W h o p s , S e e .
drea m.
Herbert* Kakin
that ure given plenty of e xercis e 111 n
1' r e s i ci e n t
Ho hail ; OIK* ¡ 111 : tin * business that su n ny sc ratc hin g slie.l that may he e n ­
T. C. Wheeler
hi* limi 1 •'Illy «li
1 for Margue
tirely open on good d a y s and cuiTnlneil
C n s h I e r
rlttí— limi ¡1 limi 1 >1
1 a success in with cloth on st ormy da y s will he
Ills linin' ■
he althy and lay in the coldest w e a t h e r
'I hoy
)! Itili î i i* a kni lit hood If fed properly.
0
th is ye
lid u { elate him much,
T h e keyno te o f sh elter for stock is n
, 0
but Is.
1
delighted, and he dry place w it h plenty o f sunshine.
w a s n i tired •!’ pi«*
i . her \ e t . <)nly C h e nil the liberty possible, and they
OP
lie had
I her ; * ni iteli once, he will seek sh elter w hen they feel th e
A ¡renerai h an kin g
ha d ;.-i
business fransnet-
KO II nell for her sake, need o f It S uc ce ss fu l F ar min g.
•••1 :: :: :: :: ::
, "0
th a t et
ise Ii i ! I*een ciiriollBly
de aden
Ih m i luce, and s> the
INotc» \liont lion:«.
O -IG A N IZ E O
w o rld s
! I i r u e and went.
C O I TA IE CROVE
L a r g e herds o f s w in e should he < 11 - I
a m i lu*
lini*
3 ^ 0 0
O «
E
O o
N
vlded. so that not more Ilian a f e w
' T -
i A P C
And
Tin
w ere laid dozen anim als are kept together.
a w a y very n
ind .‘trolly. T h e
Km ii so« should h a v e n se para te
H(«*ps hi' 1, 1 Id havo (I ih I mh I with s<»
pen for herself and h«*r pigs.
mu ch viyor
«I 1 * : -ocoraucc won*
T h e pens, tr oughs nn I all the su r­
I'BODDi'K
moss rrown lo\ aud ci v with moid-
roundings o f tin* hog should not on ly
(Prices
quoteil
a e wholesale
111” a «*
«• vas not »aneli to work
l. E. TilOMi'r
In* cleaned fi«*ipienlly, hut dis infect ed .
for 11 »w
» 1
!i lia«! « «o to Iiiin. in*
Butter,
ecuntry
25c H ates p -r «I
T h e food for s w in e should !>«* selected
. . . . -f 1.4M »
hii | (| m * m «*«I . t *y h
0 c a oinloa vors as
Butter, cooking
2 c i l »im i a n d b
care fu lly .
........ $ 4 .r>u j
« 1 lo
weH aa hj
« 1 in* had no j
3 SC
Do not feed ell'll e xc lu siv ely , lllld he Butter, creamery, l b
»1 M
Child to le
* it to. And h s w if e ?
Butter
fat
V
-
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H o w 1 . iter I’­ 1 1 I« ’ 1 * ¡re n ,«,1 hi m ! « i r e f u l to supply «‘iioiigh green food
ligg«
17' c '
lit th e 111 1 • i> ll • «• « ;•. how avidly in tin- w in ter tinn*.
Sorghum Is cxp.s'lnlly recom mended Chickens
10 to 12 ' _-«'
tier | iiv H> Il
iisdlic il the
111 »rseslitH'Ing «t sp ecia lty .
Onions, cwt.
#2.501
'V agón ami c a rria ge i c ­
way! 1
" .* v..i
* Ju t'
a onstonmd to | ns a w in te r food.
ing. * !1 w ork gu aran teed
it all 11 *w •!a
• 1 ' 1 • lived it do w n ,” I A l w a y s heat the ling's food In cold Apple*, bushel, according to
ila v e you r hors«*sit»elh e x ­
am in ed and rep a ired . Sliej;
US sin* i.icp s
pi U : a iy 1» him. Sin* weather, for tin* a nim al's com fort and
quality
$t*-51
al rear o f llc m c n w a y &
w
ell
lining.
Was 11 1 w . x
ot and a lw a y s hoautl-
Chittem b a r k , old
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socially and td.i .
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Keep bright anti you’ ll be kept
E C Z L > \ A and P I L E C U R E busy.
Light
is the magnet that draws
trade.
A
show
window
brilliantly
II'
lighted wTith electric lights makes
ii'.
1 , es .m il
S i.in
I )in e a s o n .
I n - many a sale "the night before.”
It u I t t $c t $ a t t e n t i o n ,
s t a n t relief.
D o n ’ t su ffe r
lo n g er,
\V. W I L L I A M S , 41 X 1 M a n h a t- makes it (asy for your display to be
in A-, eiiue, N. V. Enclose stamp.
examined, anil shows your goods to
the best advantage.
Electric light is the best and
only illunainart.
When may our .man see you
t i l Y0*J GOING EAST? about it?
n r
C p p p
11
K u o in ,' w h a t It w;is t o
-'ii i. r. I wi l l g i v e F U E L O F
. t«i a n y a llllc t e d a p o s i t i v e
• K .v inn. S a l t K h e'in i, K rysip -
OMESICK!
¿I -
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m oney on
ç household goods.
^ ' If C.icooM A uto -D espatch C o .
W lL L I - M M O T T f c
V a i J J .Y
E l e CTM C
Co
.7 Fi=r»T STIEtT POSTUIIO OSEGOP
Wanted.
Gentleman or lady with Rood
reference, to travel by rail or with
a rig, for a firm <>; $250,000.00
capital. Salary $1,072.00 per year
an«l expenses; ‘ alary p u d weekly
an«l ixpetihes advar.ced. Address,
with stamp, Jos. A Alexander,
Cottage, Grove, Ore.
7*1-7
1.50
S U N S E T MA G A Z I N E
a m
norm liot'ND
fhe Leader for L60
fill, and «•«,
0110 n ; i ¡ ( 1 ho w a s tho
Hides, green
7c
ln«*ki«*s( .nan in London. IVrliaps It
E A
IC E i
Salt hides, dry
Sc j
w a s trim
$100 Reward. $100.
Potatoes
#2.0(1,
H o not up ntul aunt(*n*d hack to the
$¡1.00
T h e r e a d e r s o f t h i s pa|s>r will I«* j C a b b a g e , cwt
d r a w lu ■ ratal
l!
lovely w ifo w a s
Turnips,
cwt
$2.0«
;
p
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a
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e
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t
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l
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a
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n
th
a
t
th
en
*
is
a
t
ch.ittlim va ¡1
v 'li!'.: harríNtor a s 1
$ l.s o |
p:lSS(»:!.
le a s t one d i v a d e d d is e a s e t h a t scleni'e | Carrots, c«t
•My liu » , 1 w uhi li v(» boon Just h a s lieea a b le l o c an * in a ll Its st a g e s , Parsnips, cwt
like y«m lada jr.” ho h»* m l hor sa y In a n d th a t is C a t a r r h . H a ll's C a t a r r h
IIAY, (1 R> IX, rre
th at «*\ i
•» vo • * " f 1»' 4 . “ if h * hml
C u r e Is l l i c o a l y p o s i t n e «'lire n o w
(detail prices are «piote«')
not take n my
11 «* took It, and
SUNS-ST MACAU HE
k n o w a l o th e in«*«Il«-(iI f r a t e r n it y C n-
y o u s ’«» r , n r u Il “
beautifully illuatrstrti.gooci .«tones
8 )c
Wheat, bushel
a n h b e in g a I'liiistltu tioiia l d is ease,
»r.d article about California $ 1 . 5 0
T h o y mn «»?
! round. Ho
Wheat and wtch, chopped
and all the far Vest.
a yeat
HOW til * t»<* l'l
ms. tip» brilliant reipiires a « ' o a s t l t i i t i u a a l t r e a t m e n t . I
ton
$26.00
(TOM V (!l
i r «.»(’ c nmtloss sxoms. H a ll's C a t a r r h C a n * Is ta k e n in te r n - |
TOWN
AMD
CtUtfTRY
JOURNAL
40c
O a t s , bushel
th o poorli « I»
'« cm who i l l y , a c t i n g d a w t l y u p o n tli-* I i I imk I i
a monthly publication devoted
B ra n , to n
$ 2 <).u
to the farming interest of the $ 0 . 5 0
' o c ' and ( .• Hid mill tills sa rfins-s of tin* s y s t e m .
#2(> o o
W est
falllm in r
a year
cl in'.'it 11 ,*• 1 1 Iben'by d e s t r o y i n g t h e f o u n d a t i o n o f I Clean wheat el.op, (. n
•11 #20.00 i
th e dcllcafi» -«•
* "t nirest tilo-sum« [ | lie dis e as e, mi l g i v i n g th e p a tie n t O a t s a n d vet ch chi ppe,
ROAD 0 f A TKOUfAfD VtCKDERS
M ix e d , to n
$ 2 l .o o I
Nirain I1 ’
Hie «• .",) " S l'iv e iw ” L
a book of 75 page, containing
(fretigfli b y b u i ld i n g u p th e < o n s t l t u - I
$26.00 !
S h orts, t ■'
- that lie. a 1
130 cola i»! phoi.-xphi ol $ 0 . 7 5
don a n d a s s i s t i n g n u l l i n ' in d o i n g Its
tn ■ •Inner, a no vie '
M
■ ■ (' hope to :
piclureaque spots in California _______
$i.«,o
Flour, valley, cwt
v
o
t
k
.
Tile
p
r
o
p
r
i
e
t
o
r
s
h
a
v
e
so
m
u
c
h
•*?n»*!alf* sort.
t ’ 1 •
"'ii fac e o f 1
$2 4 o !
F l o u r (h a r d w h e a t , « v
T,: J . . . $ 2 . 7 5
th«» m a ster nip
" 1 oe tin* re- i f a i t l i in its c u r a t i x e p o w e r s th at tin « Rolled barley , p- 7"'
k $1.05 j
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h
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n
d
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l
a
r
s
for
a
n
y
ease
•mlt.” ho said
*' t ' t •ni,.»n Lady,
i «
$
Rolled I) illey, -t ■ t:«1 o 1
ck $1. .00
« hat it fulls t o c u re . S en d for list o f Hay, haled, ton
¡ f l 2 . .00
! v» \ > n «»u».
i ■ stiin on lals
A d d r e s s K. . I . C n i x i x
Cut out this advc :**:v.cal
I l V K S T «C K M A R K E T .
Motlir* T *
if you uro not ^ « C o . , T o l e d o . O h io . S o ld liv all
a a d send with $ 1.50 to
1 " 1 » L’ l
bo « ano to you.
/
Cows
I r u g g i s t s , 7 .'«.’ ,
t. motilor. Thto ¡
Sheep
4 C
T a k e l l a l l ' a F a m fly P ills f o r c o n s t ! - '
' «• « am* m;ik(**t ihb
JA M E S F L O O D B L D G . S A N FR A N C ISC O
Veal, dressai
f to 7 c
l
a
t
i
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n
.
i
|uil«? n o ■ vh«.
I*
Hogs, dressed
All ior.
M e -ia z fn t
i
v. 2ä 12
N o 1 s t ' ( ! t : i " i f ¡r o v e
le
«I 5 . I 0 a in
N o 12
n . 20 n
ni
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ON HOME PRODUCTION.
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For Benefit of Farmers
and Merchants
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Ilo vou r.ad f h e L e n d e r , if n o t ,
— why not ?
The Laader lrada— never follows,