Cottage Grove leader., November 30, 1907, Image 4

About the Holidays.
ON T H E RANGE.
fm t S h rrp
a n d C iood l * r i e e *
H «fr a r 4
bank
P IG G E R Y .
!• il v ill i n i » .
That
■''ceding; Trou gh *«.
P ro tec t
Au aulii f i t y on sueli m atters is q u ot­
ed b y « « ex ch a n ge as fo llo w s in g i v ­
in g :i plan fo r s w in g in g p a rtitio n s In
the p ea: “ T h is is no new invention, fo r
the d e vic e, w ith m any m odifications. Is
iis ' m I In num erous fanners* piggeries.
T h e on ly w on d e r is th at it is not m ore
u n ive rs a lly used.
T h e top o f this
s w in g in g p a rtition consists o f a tw o
by fo u r fro m w hich the th ree fo o t pa r­
titio n m ade o f it It boards s w in g by
tiluges. T h is p a rtition Is held In place
nt a ll tim es by a h a lf inch iron rod
w h leli slips up and d o w n in staples,
b e in g rec eive d a t the bottom In holes
bored in si h ardw ood c le a t nailed across
the c e n ter o f the trotiiîli
T ills rusten
Im i p re ven t i i'i* |.!vrs from luovlm ? tlie
p a rtitio n tit an y tim e. I f (tie pena are
o v e r ten fe e t in w idth the sw in g in g
p a rtitio n s a re t e i caliti ■ une to Work
w ell.
T h e y should not he lim ile to
s w in g Into tin* pen p ; t the e d g e o f
the t rotigli when fa s t.miai, o r the p igs
w ill H'lim ; n a w the ed g e o f the bottom
hoard off. T h e
p a rtition s a re m ade
to s w in g back c o lli they stand straigh t
Up overh ea d, restin g at the en ds be
tw e e n the pa ds.
M ils p e rm its p ig s to
he d riv en out o r to o r tie* cle a n in g o f
the pens fro m the a lle y
[a tills caso
do ors e .a lle r tili': the a lley and pens
w e r e p u rp osely om itted. 'Idle trou ghs
w e r e m ad e o f t w o lin o hem lock, co n ­
stru cted lu u V shape, cu e sid e bein g
lir v a th , gi-npru l d v h illt y , »o u r riling**. I
a n il c a t a r r h o f ilu* s to m o c b nru a ll
• lilt* to ilU llgV H tlon. K i l o l ll.V»|K'|'-l:l
C u re v i m * lnrtlp<*»«lon. T h is new "I* "
c o v e r y reprewentH tin* nnturiil ju ic e » o f
iliZ is t io n n- th ey w i s t I n n h ea lth y
e lo iiia i'h , c o m b in e d w it h th e grtxiti*»! ,
kn ow n t o n ic a n d r e c o n s tr u c tiv e p r o p ­
erties.
K< (lo l Dy.ipe|i*i:i (.'nn* d o c - I
n o t o n ly c u r e In d ig e s tio n a n d d ye
p, |i-la, hut fht? fan’ ll. -s r e in t d y cu res |
-ill sto m a c h t r o u h lc » h y c le a n sin g , j
p u r ify in g , s w e e te n in g nml s tr e n g th e n - j
in g th e m u ciiu s in en iliran cs lin in g the
st,' muich.
its depositors, but
the
Christian Scicnee service held
over Allison’s Barber shop every
do any good to run down these -Sunday morning lit 1 1 o ’clcck a n d
financial institutions, but we should W ednesday evening ai S o’clock.
help to tide them
It doesn't
over by express­
ing our confidence in them .
I have
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Christian Church. Rev
W . A.
K lkins Pastor.
S e r v ic e at 11 in
the m orn in g and 7.30 in the even­
M AR KE T R E P O R T .
ing.
Y . 1 ’ . S. C. K- meeting at
<i:3o p. h i . Sunday school at lo
PRODUCE.
o ’clock,
Intermediate
Endeavor
( Prices quoted are re ta il.)
Society at 2:jo and Choir practice
Hutter, country
3 °c
e v ery Saturday evening at 7 30.
flutter, cookin g
25 c
Hatter, cream ery, lb
■17 ^6 c
Butter fat
First Presbyterian Church, Pastor
. 14 °
Fgg«
85 c Rev. If. fj. Nave; Morning service,
11 , evening H, Y. P. S. C. K. 7 p,
Chickens
7
Onions, cwt
$3.00 m. A ll strangers and sojourners
welcom e.
Apples, bushel, according to
ip iality
iy 0 c
Cbittem Bark, old
5 C
b e tw ee n a w in te r pastu re w ith plen ty
of grass and a haystack.
Having produced a b e tter a r tic le than
th e cattlem an , the ran ge sheep g r o w e r
Is e n jo y in g a ju s t rew a rd
H e has sent
no trash to the sham bles tills year,
(¿utility o f the I'. hhj lam b crop lias been
superb, and ubaudance o f gra s s has
sent an unusually la rg e p rop ortio n d i­
rec t to the k iller. A t this Juncture the
w estern s h c-p g r o w e r is se ve ra l laps
ahead o f the ca ttlem a n hi the ra c e to­
w ard the p erfectio n stage. T h a t the
cattlem an ha
equ al op p ortu n ity is
am p ly dem on strated w hen by a dop tin g
the sam e tactics as the sheep g r o w e r
lie has put Iiis product in tin* sa m e c a te­
g o r y as natives. B oth grass and liay
fe d b e e f is ab le to hold its o w n in the
stock yard s w hen it ca rries th e neces­
sa ry q u a lity ,
ays B reed er’s Gasette,
Chicago.
IN T H E
and
men who owe the banks.
/¿c
Catholic Church— Mass every
Sunday morning at 10 o’clock.
4 C Vespers and Benediction at 7 o’clock
5 c
Mohair
2 !) >4 e
H id es, green
Salt Hides, d ry
Potatoes
Cabbage, cwt
$1 2 -r>
$ 1 *0
$1.50
Turnips, cw t
Carrots, cwt
Parsnips, cw t
$150
$2.00
H AY. K I lA I N , ET(
p.
m.
Rev. Father Fitzpatrick, pastor.
L e t the Lender do your jo b work
We guarantee g ood workmanship,
good stock and most
reasonable
prices. Wo print everything.
(R e ta il prices nre qu oted )
W h eat, bushel
ÿO.qo
| W h eat and vetch, chopped
ton
P R O F E S S IO N A L C A R D S
j Oats, bushel
45 c
I Bran, ton
$ 21.00
Clean wheat chop, ton
$33-«T>
j Oats and vetch chopped, ton $25.00
M A R I O N VHATCH
♦
Elione fie Ko. Phono Main 410 ì
M ixed, tou
$24.00 *• IV I
FUNERA
l
D
IRECTO
R
and
LICENSED
*
Sliorls, ton
$28.00
T-
EMBALMER
*
F lou r, valley, cw t
$2.20
Parlors at VPatch a Lawson's.
F lo u r (hard w heat, cw t
$2.60
.*•.
7-\*\
R olled barley, per 751 b sack $1.10
R olled barley, standard, stick $1.00
lin y , haled, ton
$18.00
.*•. *
4'
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I.IV K STOCK MAR K P T .
jj: j K. YOU Nr,
Cows
ATTO RNEY A T L A W
♦
Oflice: Young Building, Main Street,
West Side.
A
V
T
Sheep
Veal, dressed
H ogs dressed
40
Af
5 to do £
6c
Commercial Stable
I otri
vomin*»», hemlm hc, eousii|iution
Metho4ll.it episcopal t'hiireli. Ki-v.
some o f the depositors were, many S. M. Nick le.
Pastor. Preaching
o f our faetory men w h o do a la rge services a t 11 a. m. and 7:80 p.
in.
Sunday School.
In
a. in.,
credit business would have been Epworth Iasione, ti::lO p. m.. P r a y e r
ruined. T h e bank h olidays wore meeting Thursday evening a t 7 :m.
All are eoriliallv invited to lie p resen t
declared to protect not on ly the
Nature Las been in beneficent mood
over the whole range country this year.
Never before has there been such a
wealth of feed. Both cattle and sheep
have been marketed fat, and financial
results have exceeded all expectation.
lteceutly a drove o r native bred
Wyoming Hereford steers, approximat­
ing an average of 1,400 pounds, sold at
$¿.80 per hundred weight. This merely
suggests what the range country can
do.
O f course Wyoming ca ttle to make
$ 5.80 are not scrub bred, n eith e r can
they be su b jected to vic iss itu d e from
calf hood. On the oth er hand, it is not
necessary to w in te r fe e d to secu re s im i­
lar results. G ood w in te r pastu re w ill
suffice. T h e r e is no p ra ctica l d iffe re n ce
ner-
N<> a p p e tite. In » f>( »trv iii/ d i
"If
the hanks had been an im patient ns
(lit* € ira w e r.
M o v a b le
JN’ D K lE S'iTU N .
A t the d i u r e t i c *
G overn or Cham berlain says :
K o d o l Ilyspepsin Cure after meals i
not only thoroughly reliable digest- i
ant, hut it contains great tonic snd
rtvonstruetlve propi'rt is* as well.
This fum om remedy enables the I
8toniaeh and digestive organs to th or-,
(Highly digest, assimilate and contrl-!
hate to the tissue : all of the nourish- j 1
mrnt tlmt is eontnined ill - ueli food as 1
may heeati n.
Koilol Dys|>epsia Cure eloars the »
way and makes sure the journey from J
sickness to liealth and weakness to $
strength. If the stomach is d isor-. (j
tlcrnl K odol will cure it.
Kodol liyspi-psin Cure lays tin* foun­
dation for liealth. and the upbuilding
of strength li.v eleansing. piiriliyiiig
and sWM-tening the glands and mem­
branes of the stomach, and hy sup­
plyin g natural juice.» necessary to
perfect Indigestion, :: -¡nidation nml
nutrition. K odol digests what you
eat, pn-vents colic, cholera, diarrhoea,
llux, dysentery and summer com­
plaints generally, and its use will cure
indigestion and chronic dyspepsia j
permanently.
Kislol is good alike,
for young and old. Your druggist
sells It
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I O . O . F . —Cottage
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Meet every Saturday night.
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M eet e v e ry
M o n d a y e v e n in g .
\ ’ • ta rn * «» PH.
O. r . C o i i m a n , O. B.
In rega rd to sto rin g apples wheu B i n S a m o u i», F .H.
spins* is scarce A m erica n Cultivator
says: A p p les m ay be tored. like roots.
In a pit. c o v e rin g them w ith straw at A i & A M .—Cottaci* d ro v e. So.
»1. Mietine- 1st alni :’>r l Wcdncs
first and n fio r w .ir l w ith ea rth when
ilny o f k *; u *! i month.
co ld er w ea th e r requ ires it The bottom
1 >1 II KR V 1 4 Ti ll tV M
of the pit diould l*e co vere d with
l>. K. Wlmi l l . Sl'c.
boards or straw to k«*ep the apples
from touefila r the « n th. w hich is apt
Post No M ,
to g iv e tli
an ea rth ) taste. This G. A R —Ap|x>mata\
Mei Is at 1 p. in., on tin L’d mid It h
method is only a d vis ed as a makeshift
Sat
unlav of enrli mont li.
in case no room can be found to store
Du D. L. tVoims, I" C.
the apples m o iv co n ven ien tly.
O. \V It. : Y n o i ns. AdJ.
M a k in g a pit fo r sto rin g produce Is a
•¿tuple matte? and y e t roots stored thus
1 M.— Lady Liinxim lllic . No
1. «
a re o fte n 1»
by carelessness in put
IJ. Meets id and 1th Friday o f
ting them in too d eep ly, so th at they
1 month.
cni'
heat, g r o w a id rot. T h e pit fo r pota
M r s M a n y S i i i i m i r, L. (
toes, beets a id ca rrots should n ot b« Miss
L e t i S y n f iir ii . It. K.
piled o v e r tw o fr e t d eep w ith roots,
and fo r turnips and horseradish It If
0 r . S t'ntiaia* l i n i n ' Clinplor N o
best not to Ii \e them o v e r a f«»ot d eep
i. Meetings held on 2 d and « III 1 Vi-
Cover lig h th .it fir t and in crease the
ilni of each month.
c o v e r in g as < > | w. iih c r com es on
Mus. 1 tosi, n it i i;i., \\ M
b e a r in g in Lditd that there la more
l\ ( ' Win n i u \V I’
danger fro m heat than fro m frost. V e g
m m M a i in tt'iiri i ER, Sis-
•tables w e ll More*! In n pit com« out
r e r y fre sh and nice in the prlmr
k C
Aiinoniattox tt'.lt. C. So.
12, Mis ts at 1 ii. in . on the 2 il and
ith Sat tinlsv of oni-li month.
Among the » - m l .. vat tail (Typha
M u .- y D i c k e y . Prc
Irttlfollai. often . .1 ll.-.l tide. 1ms l.oet 1 K. .li N SI i tVoons. Sei*
founil to almost completely elog ani!
choko n lateral in bin years. On.
lusle.
No. JK.
method o f i-l. siring channels In such 1 K . o f 1 *.— J i i Y i - u t n s
Meets every W islnesilsv nicht
comlltlon Ii tn step tli,* flow, and whllt
s . it. P ip e r (\ i
the illtvli I Hit him Is still wvt ill* th*
j I ' l l is. t 4\1H n P. i r i i . K . o f It. A s.
cat tulla out with »harp show!».
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Do they tit? I f they’re- not K X -
•\CTI j Y right, let us make them so.
When we at you, we fit you A C ­
C URATELY.
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DICTIONARY
Excels in Vooahnlarv. Il D t ho most use­
fu l in pizt* amt « onti-nts, judiciously se-
lectcd to excimie corruptions o f go« si
usage, and t«> avoid unintelligible tech­
nicalities.
Excel t m Arrangement Fa« h w« i i Ic-
ins n paiTigntpii in
corn et. nlpiialM-t-!
•:U pi;»« ** find is reudil y « aught bjr tin « \e.
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two by ten inch m a teria l and the oth er
aide a m i ends tw o by eight.
These
trough* an* sim p ly lo e nailed in be­
tween tin* d iv isio n posts, so th at »hoy
can lie rem oved e a s ily and rep la c ed
when necessary. W e lik e the V shaped
trough ; in p re fere n ce to m y fiat b o t­
tomed sort In the p ig g e ry , because the
pigs can clean them m ore re a d ily and
thoroughly, and th ere Is p ra c tic a lly no
contact at tin» tloor ex cep t fo r the short
en d pieces
A s a resu lt filth and mois­
ture d o not u< • uinulate beneath them.
(Mi the underside o f tla* V shaped
trough next the a llo y the tloor Is al­
ways d ry. and on the pen aide It can
be clean ed thorou gh ly and is a lw a y s
exposed to the a ir.”
All kinds o f First Class
Rigs, at reasonable prices
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