THE TWICE A-WEEK GUARD, THURSDAY, OCT. 13, 1910 CANDIDATES FILE EXPENSE ACCOUNTS Congroasmnn Hawley Head« Liat for Money Paid Out Kabo Corsets, Sablin and Ferris Waists, Dent’s and Alexander’s Kid Gloves, Clark’s Guar. Hose for Women ® Children ippll. Ii • ■«I 1 • «itti n 111 ii 11 or, 11 trea:ment, I Illi] I it- I, I * n lüiiiffl ut the great state blood purifying nnd tonle riiedliine Hulcm. Or., Oct in N«v«ral ment* of exp«»»«’* were filed by cun- dldatr* yesterday. Including that of yy H U'lten. In which he »«ya h« «*• whhh cerrsets the acid condition of p..mid *6400 for th« F«ls fund the blood and build* up the system. , oinm;**l<>n In promoting prograaaiv« (let It lodar In usual lltiuld form or law*, sod divers other auni* for him- cho. "lai«d lablel* culle«l •*ra*t*b*. ««If In promoting tha Interest of th* anti a*»«mbly sentiment (‘ongreMman Hawley spent ,1,- NO POULTRY SHOW Q»g i.ii to *i"me liln t" noiainntIon 1 40 BE HELD AT COTTAGE j Hcott Taylor, d>«in«X'ratlc candidate' GROVE THIS WINTER for «tut« printer, e*p««d«d ,54 8*. I a E*kln. «andldat* for circuit Th« officer* of the Calapool* judge In tbe Fifth Judicial dlltrlct, Poultry association met last wek and . >mprt««d of Clackama*. Clatsop, Co decided not to hold their annual lumbia *n«l Waxhlngton colinde* »how this winter, but give way to Ht>ent ,10 75. II i p Snlknnp, < sndl Roseburg, where local poultry metí date t»r joint r«pre»<oit«tl re from uru inuklng extensive arrangement* «'rook. Grant. Klamath and l.ak« for a big show In December In that I H Bing ¡city Two year* ugo th« *how wu* counties, spent |< " ham, candidate for joint senator held at Eugene, last year at Cottage from Linn and I I .mu' counties, «pent Grove, nod *O It I* really lto»ebiirg'» *95 75. Namuel I II Gruber, candidal« turn t<> entertain th« poultrymen of for circuit judge In th« Fourth judl Western Oregon and put up for the i lai district. Multnomah county hot competition of prize* which I* ■pant ,216 49, A (1. Beals, candl sure to develop Cottage Grove fan- date for re-election as joint repre riera propose to arnd out a nice Hi'iitatlve from Tllhiinook aud Yam bunch of bird* to Itooeloirg. If given hill rouutle*. nnd T J | Muhoney tin opportunity, nnd give tlielr !>oug- < andldate for joint r«pre»entativ lii» neighbor» a "run for th« prize from Morrow and t'matllln counties money." each «pent 10 cents. Frank J Miller Dr 1. D. Scarbrough, of Creswell, candidal« for railroad cotnmlHsloner left Wedneaday for Portland on a ■pent ,51; John It l.atourette, can four day*' bualtm»» trip lie say* dldat* tor joint represen lati ve from bl* prune crup I* the be»t ever pro Clackama* and Mupltnomah coun- duced on hl* orchard He ha* sold Ilea, spent ,25; It l> Parker, candi bi* output to Portland parlies, the date for circuit judge In the Eleven last »hlpincBt being mad« Wednes th Jndh-lal dlatrlit. Gilliam. Sherman day. uiid Wheeler counties spent *101 60; D. J. (lover la now kept to hl* bed 1 rd W Chamber*, candidate for a* the result of a broken right leg joint representative from Lincoln below the knee While trucking ■ nd Polk counties, spent *10 SO; J lumber for Miller Bro* . near Divide, V Beach, candidate for circuit judge he had the misfortune to have hla In Multnomah county, spent nothing; IImb broken The decking gave way Wealey ('batten, candidate for joint under one wheel so that the lumber representative from Clackama* and tipped tjulrkly. <*tcblng Mr. (lover Multnomah rountlc« spent ,34 75; with one extra long timber, throwing it It Turner, democratic candidate him out of balance and putting one for superintendent of public Instru«'- leg In the way of the falling timber. Ini' Gregg »hot nnd killed three t ion. »pent » 1 black bear out on Mosby creek last Or . Oct. 10 When the' wisek, an old bear and two cuba.— statement of expenses of (' A. liar | Lender roll. »iicee»»ful candidate for nottil-i nation from t'nlon. t'matllla and WEEKLY REPORT OF Morrow n* Joint senator, wa« r«*celv 1 EUGENE MARKEY «d by th« •••cretary of stat«'* office} today It waa shown that he expended 1 Chlttlm Hark—4*^c. 2447 tn, when under the law he I* entitled to the expenditure of but I Wool—26c Poultry. Egg*. Etc. *100 In securing the nomination for Barrett |* a statement} Eggs- -Per dozenT35-37c. that cffle* No. I man and mad« a *ucc»»fiit run' Dairy Hutter Per roll, 70c Fryer* Per pound, 12c to 14c. against H Fred Wilson, assembly liens Per pound. lie. candidate Turkeys—16 it 18c E I infer, candidate for governor Fnil<*. Vegrtatilea, Etc. exp>-ad«d *620 91. J N ilart, candl >N>4ato«»- New. *1 00 date for attorney general, . *345 43 Onion«— Per cwt.. 12 01. II F Mulkey, candidate for enngr«** Ie>*Miaw— *6 50 <17 50. First district, (57* 1»; W. It Kill« Oran new *4.50 candidate for congraea. Mti-ond ¿la Uveo«»ck Market trbt. *157 7*. W J Clarke, eandl Good Cow«-— 2 H O* He. date for «tale printer. , SfcfcHO (kunmon Cows 2% 92c. All the*« last uame.1 men ar« da Rteer» O 4e tested eandldatee Il coat Jay linw Vaal—Prims Jr«aa«<l. t*d«r 12* -rman *721.04 to aacgire tba repub lican nomination for governor ant pound*. 7 B 8c Mutton os h>ot -*■ Ban J Milarkey expended *8* 7* Hogs vn fcxit—9e. t’hirf Clark Corey baa decided tha lireraed Hog» life«. the law allow* Andldate* until to lanit»- 4c morrow to file their statement* Oral a anti Feed Practically all th« candidate« bar Valley Flour *5 • ». now filed and It la believed that n< Flour—»5.75. an« will be compelled to stand fo Wheat l>r InuG', *5c. the *35 a day fin« Impoaad under th Bran Per ton. ,26 rar ru;>t prartl»«« act fir late filing. Mixed Feed P«r ton 120. Short* Par t in. *22 Bail'd Hay »13. Rolled Barley <30. I Oats—Per bu»h<'l. 38c. Hood’s Sarsaparilla The McMoi ran Extra Specials We Are Offering for Thursday, Friday ® Saturday $4.50 and $5 BIB. Silk Waists $2.50 3 dozen Black Taffeta Rllk Waists; com* In *11 all«*, in strictly tailored effect«; pleated front and back, fancy fly open front. This la a great b»r- gain at thia extremely low price; »pwlal $2.50 $4.00 and $5 Children’s Coats, In Sizes 4 to 12 Years, Special, $2.19 A great special for three day* In Chlldre '• Coats; eome In Blue Rad and Brown and Mixed Mate'ial*; •Ise* from 4 to 1 2 years at this price special $2.19 SilK Underskirts, Spec., Ea. $2.95 3 dozen only. Black Taffeta Silk Petticoats, made full width, with deep flounce and dust ruffle; *4.50 values, while they last spe< lai at $2.95 Flannelette Kimonas, Each 50c Beautiful aNMortment of Hhort Kimona* In <1 irk and light color*, specially priced at, each 50c Great Special in Lace Curtains New Effects 50c and $1.00 per Pr. 100 pair« laic« and Net Curtain*, white and Ecru. 2 1-2 yard* long, and 40 to 50 inches wide; plal't aud Allover centres; fancy border*, and an Im- menae variety from which to make a selection Washburne Store October Sales $25 Women’s Tailored Suits, Special Ea. $ 15.95 t SA Tailored Hull* In Gray, Blue and Brown: all this wason's best styles, 8S and 3,-inch Jacket«, plain an«l pleated Skirts; rough uad xdazn material*; *i*e* from 31 to 42. flii* is the greatest bargain possible to get this M-anon. and we would *ug- 'iAbuy early, in order to get the beat geet tfiat yi In yonr size. Value* to »25.00. Specially priced for this *ale at, ea $15 95 12 Blue am 4 IH*« k Herge Nuits, com«- Is aizea 34 to 42. These are great bargaiaa at the extremely low price of, null $7 95 12 l-2c Outing Flannel, Special, Yard, 10c $1.25 Black Taffeta Silk, the Yard, 88c 50 piece* Heavy Outing Flannel In dark and light color* and White, Stripes, Check* and plain color»; a great variety to cboo*e from; r«-gular 12 1-2«: quality; now, the yard 10c A splendid value In yard-wide Black Taffeta Silk; rich lus tre finish and soft quality; *1.25 quality. Spec., yard 88c 30 Pieces DarK % Light Outing, the Yd, 5c 15c Robe Velours, Special, the Yard, 11c Large variety new plaid Waisting Silks, in dark and light effects; by the yard and 1 patterns; your choice, yd... 75c A” imm« tin« variety of Velour* for Klmonas, House Dresses, Dr »»Ing 3a«ques, etc., In dark and light »had««; comes in soft, r«h sha'< ■ ard neat patterns; 15c quality, the yard He $1.50 Kid Gloves, Special, the Pair, 80c $1.00 New Plaifl Silks, Special, Yard, 75c 5 dozen pairs absolutely guaranteed Kid Gloves in all colors. Black and Whtle; sizes 5 3-4 to 8; these 5 dozen gloves, 60 pairs, will not last long at this low price, the pair, on ly 80c 35c- Turkish Towels, Special, Each, 23c 65c Table Linen, Special, the Yard, 48c Checked Gingham Aprons, Special, 15c $1.25 Wool Underwear, the Garment, 89c 4 pieces Full Bleached and Silver Bleached Table Damask, 58 to 66 Inches wide, all new and neat patterns; the yard.... 48c Fleece-Lined Underwear, Garment, 25c $1.50 Full Size Bed Comforts, Spec. $1.20 Agents celebrated Athena Underwear fdr Women and Chil dren. All styles and sixes and all prices. Come and see them. I chnng.n are expected' In the lmme-( © 12c; prime to cholce,_l lcj prime, COTTAGE GROVE llOc; 1*09, growths, nominal. dialo future Efforts that niron* u»i ■» are v»«* being » mad« —, on the , WOOL—Nomina), 1910 Wlllam- BANK TO HAVE Sound to bear the cheese market are ette valley, 16© 19c. eastern Oregon, having little or no effect here. Falr.l2@17e. supplies are coming In from the far-! 8HEP8KIN8 — Shearing. 10© 25 NEW BUILDING tori«» but dealer* »ay there Is small each; short wool. 25©50c; medium danger of more than enough com-Jwool, 50c©,1 each; long wool, 75c Poultry Pointers. That the stockholders of the First that the heifer is the dairy cow in Ing to meet r«'qulr«‘ments through @*1.25 each. National Bank have unbounded faith Before the beginner starts in the the making and she should be cared TALLOW — Prime, per lb, 5c; No. the winter month» ’r*' ' r"*’ ,k in the future of Cottage Grove aad poultry business he should study up for accordingly. 1 and grease. 2©2Hc. Piitat««*» Coming from Idaho. the rich territory surrounding it. is on it. Get ideas from good poultry The good dairy cow is always able CHITT1M BARK—1909 —Nomin shown by the announcement that publications and practical poultry j to digest and assimilate her food to A local potato dealer today report _____ _______________ ed a deal concluded for the ship al. 5c; 1910, 4 l-2c. this progressive financial institution raisers, and know something about the best advantage. HIDES —Dry hides, 15 1-2© 16- wm next spring erect a i 1 handsome it before putting your money in the ment of a considerable quantity of The time is rapidly approaching j substantial Idaho potato«*» to th« Portland l-2c lb green. 6 l-2®7 l-2c;. bulls. an when the dairyman will not be able ...... _________ institution __ _ .».u at the business. 1 market, the first carload to arrive green, salt, 5c lb; .K'B? ’. _f’ ,l'2c ® 1 corner of Main and Fourth streets. Get busy now and make needed re to afford pasture for his cows; land th«‘ latter part of thl» w«x*k. Potato«»*, l-2c; calve«, green. 12© 13c lb. Plans and specifications for the pro- pair* on the chicken house in order is increasing in value so fast that MOHAIR—Nominal. 1910, are also being brought In from the . posed structure will probably be pre- that the fowls can keep comfortable I the pasture will cost text high. south In a large way. In both Idaho 32 cents. Dairy products raise in price with pared during the winter. The cost when colu weather conies. and California. It I* »aid to be po»-, Butter, Egg» and Poultry. the coming of cold weather, Keep of the proposed block has not been There is a minister not far from alble now to get supplies laid down Fort Worth who cleared *30(1 last jup the flow of milk to secure some —Extra creamery, cubes made public. here at prices slightly under what and BUTTER for yourself. Veteran Pause» Away. year from poultry as a sideline. A j of It the is profits tubs, 36c; squares. 37 ©37 1-2 the Oregon growers are demanding. always seasonable to pur* Lorenzo Harrington, aged 76 good hen is a profit maker. c;*tore. 22 1-2©24 l-2c; eastern, The latter are Inclined to hold firm 32 © 34c. year«, and a vereran of the Civil war, If you have pullets that are unde j chase a cream separator If you have ly for *1 to ,1.10 a hundred, and the died at his home in this city on Sun- sirable dispose of them this fall. You none. The amount of cream saved BUTER FAT — F. o. b., Portland. meagren«»«» of the home supply is day. The funeral service was con- cannot afford to feed them this win will soon pay for the machine. naturally a bullish factor in the mar per pound. 36c. Milk In cans will cool quickly if ducted under the direction of Appo ter If they are not desirable for lay- I POULTRY — Mixed chlckena. 15 ket. The marketing of the late crop mattox Post, of which deceased was •r«. Tt will be desirable to fatten the cans are placed In a tank of cold ©15 1-3; hens, 1» 1-2 9 17c; «tag*. In this state will not start for sever ¡13 l-3c; broiler«. 15 915 l-2c; fry- a member. A wido wand two child- ■uch bird« for the market, I water and the milk stirred frequent ly for about thirty minutes. al weeks. ran, Arba Herrington of Lorane, aud costs no more to keep a pure- It '«r*. 15©15 l-2c; »eew, oM. ( — ); Mrdinm Hire Prance Firmer. The Dairy Typ«< Mrs. Ethel Applegate of Eugene, sur- bred prodactlv« hen than It does to young. 12© 13c; live ducks, yoang. 1 The points that a co» should pos- An eastern trade report says . - „ ,.... .u_. «•> vive hlm. Mr. Herrington was a na- a mongrel growing. prunes "The market is firmer on the r 1 ses« «'«dapted If adapted to to economlral economical milk milk tive of Pennsylvania. He enlisted in k0put\«v'arYntBorfZ^ond^laM eah-'^» lalermcdlate size«, both In 9>e e*at .J | Co. C, 92 Illinois. Inft., in Lea coua- bag« to feed your fowl, during th^ Production are quite the oppose and west SUM 30» and 40* are *«4d extra« »(A3«c ,n ,h® beei — Ixxal 36c; 1 ty, Illinois, is 18«2. Hi* regiment winter when other green food cAnnot.^® wh»‘ to be a little more freely offered ■ In j „ EGGS BG°8— Ixx«! _ extras. extras. »5© I..©36c. was mounted and became a part of be found. The dairy cow posae*ses a long with No ' 34c * 2> 27c; eMt * rD beat. some quarter« on the coast, w..» wm ««. Gen. Wtlder’s brigade. If your ben he um haa a dirt 9»or. face wlth ,lender neck, a sharp pro rate, reported at 8 3-4c for 30. and , CHEESE— New Oregon fancy full Sara Railway Company. It is high enough above the j^ing shoulder. She Is not very l-,8c for 40». f o b. on coaat. Sizes According to the Portland Jour be sure of triplets and daisies. 17 1-2 the ground outside so that, wlde ln the chest, but her capacity 50-80* are aparlngly offered and a^ ■cream, nal. Mrs. Sarah E. Blavr or this city, •uflai* ©18e; Young Americas. 18 1-2© it will be dry all during the winter. of ch(JBt 18 due to her depth whlch t l-4c basis la the only quotation has instituted suit against the Port , !»• Give the boy a henhouse and a lg greater in proportion to her size heard Spot prune* are steady to land Railway Light A Power com flock Grain, Floor and Hag. of fowls He will soon take anl,than Tt>a wni flnd ln the beef ant firm." pany in the circuit court for *15.- interest in caring for ttx«m wrll!ma] possesses a large barrel, WHEAT — Track delivery —Club 212 damages for injuries sustained 83 ©84c; bluestem. 87© 88c;; forty in alighting from a street car at enough to make it profitable, and. „piep indicates a good capacity for- Portland I.iv«'*tocli Market. fold, 85c; Willamette Valley. 86c; Eleventh and Salmon streets in will enjoy earning his own spending, ¿¡gating ter food. Her depth here . .. j . .(should exceed her depth in any oth- Port’and. Or., Oct. 12.—There red Russian, 81 ©82c; turkery red, Portland. The accident took place Fowls that are confined in limited. er portlon of her body. was a heavy run of hogs In the yards 83984c. one year ago. The plaintiff says she quarters must be watched closely or| A dai cow ghou]d have a good BARLEY— Producers’ price — was thrown and injured about the todav, but with the exception of one the ground of their pens will becomeiwidth at the hips. Her thighs load, »hlch came from the north- 1910—Feed ,22©2.50; rolled. *25; left arm, neck and shoulder. I contaminated and filthy. Frequently• 8houid be lean and free from muscle- west. th“ •"■rivals were from Neb- brewing. *24.50. PORTLAND MAKK1T iiEponr Heavy Postal Receipts. spadings are good, but a changing of jn„ gpe should be open between CORN—Whole. ,36; cracked. ,37 brought Portland, Oct. j.t. The grain raakn. F'vi* loads were A SYSTEMIC BLOOD DISEASE I standard The Cottage Grove postal receipts yard and seeding the old yard to| the thighs ' a by one party and ton. committee of the Portland from Nebrn _ __________ ' __ _ HAY—Producers' price—1910 — for September were the largest in grape or some thick growing crops; Catarrh is aot merely an «flection ('hanber <>.' Commerc«« yesterday de- foi>- t»v np,.»nr l!arty. HAVE YOU REGISTERED? Vth r--’"- Northwest packers Vai. timothy, fancy. *19© 19.50: or-} the history of the local postoffice. It is better. of th< mucous membrane*; it is a | clued on the wheat •land.»rd* lor buvlpg The way to get the largest returnsi p—ai)y all their hogs at dtnary. *19; eastern Oregon *20© is probable that the receipts for the deep-»« te<l blood disease in which the i he 19|o crop of the Pacific North eastern centers, and for which they 20.50; mixed, * 1 4© 15; clover. No. fiscal year ending June 30 next, will from hens is to give them the best I <p|je Lane county committee for west. These standards, as tlx«'! by I ti ntul *----- greater part ' of care, especially the most carefur "Qregon ,jry ¡n 1910" would urge entire ictil.ttii —' *-------- the Portland Chamber, are the ««• are paying lower prlc«»s than are In 1. *11 @12: wheat. *13© 14; cheat. reach *10.000, in which event the feeding. It is more copied the ay ytn are involved. ! every voter who is interested in the effect here, the few local suppliea *13@14; alfalfa. ,15: oat. * 13 ft 14 department will grant free delivery, standards in all grain mar A certain poultry woman keeps cleaning up _ of ___ _ register ___ the _____ state to MILLSTUFFS—Selling price Bran upon application. tom mo: 7 manifested in the li .ul, ket* of the world. are being peddled out to small killers the hopper supplied with mica grit.} before the books close next Saturday nose ar. Uiroat. bccattse of the scnsi- Th«« result of the labors of the or those who cannot afford to make *25; middlings, *33; shorts. 127; Getting Logging Contract. 15th. at five o’clock. ol3 Ichop, »19© 25. tive na' ■ c of theac iticinbranis. and «imniittce proves the current crop to direct shipment from Nebraska. Messrs. R. E. Griswold of this oyster shell, dried cracked bone, beef October F. N. NEFF, Chairman. OATS—Nominal, producers price city and Eugene Joslyn of Drain have i meal, clover meal, charcoal and bran; Th«Mie small Interests arc forced to also b use they are more easily ’ tie better 111 quality than the aver C. T. WHITTLESEY, Secretary. —Track No. 1. white. ,27.50@28; taken a contract to log 210,000,000 The hens help themselves. reach«, >v irritating influences from age The tests show a higher grade play an exc«M»dingly strong price, be ¡gray. If stock must be yarded, don’t for-j ,26.50© 27.00. cause the big packers are bullish. feet of timber four miles up the get plenty of greet, feed. Lettuce 1S| the oi ide. The svniptoms of Ca- | than last year on all va-ietics except an<l 'n order to protect their eastern __FLO1'R—Old crop patents, *5.35; coast fork river for J. H. Chambers, tarrh, . 'ich as n tight feeling in the ' Red Russian t"e*t "weights ar<> as follows: |«hlpments. bld high for the nominal Willamette. *5.40 per barrel; local and entered upon the work the first an ideal green food. Cabbage and MAYOR SAYS CRESWELL head, t >ae stopped up, throat clog »cd I The Pound». °IF«rings from the home territory. straight. *5.20; bakers. »5.20© 5.35.1 of the week. They will employ twen- mangles for winter feed should bei raised. and d ••. hacking cough, etc., show General range of livestock values export grade. *3.70; graham. 1-2 I ty men during the winter. PEOPLE OPPOSE NESMITH 5 9 W bite Walla It is not always best to discard a. that t.. tiny bh»od v«- seis of the mu Export 58 1-2 ns Indicated by the latest Bales in the sack. *4.80; rye. *5.75; bales, *3.15. bluestem The Mayor Declines , hen because she is a little aged J cous m< .tbranea are badly congested Fife Portland yards | BEANS--Small white. 4 l-2c: 59 Mayor Kime informs the Sentinel CATLE- Rest Oregon steers, *5.- large white, 4 3-4; pink, 7 l-2c; that he has declined the vice-presi j Look at her record as long as she! G. L. Gilfrey. mayor of Creswell and inflamed from the impurities in Red RusHlan 5 7 keeps that up well; don’t let her go. was tn the city yesterday morning on 50; fancy steers, *5.25; common Jlmas, *5.80; reds. *7.25. fol the circulation To( Cit.irrh per Turkey Red dency for Lane county of the Great The hen that does all the laying dur- business. Creswell is just inside cows, best, HONEY—New. ,3.75 per case. 58 1-2 st«mrs, *4.00©4.40; manently the bliHxl must I k - puriticd R im I Walla er Oregon Home Rule Association, Ing the summer should be disposed the proposed new lines of Nesmith »4 25: fancy. *4.25 poor, *3.00© .58 and consequently will not preside at of before the fall season is very old. county and he declares that most of Fruit* and Vcgctanies. and the system cleansed of all un Milling Blueatem 3.25; heifers. »4.50; hull, *3.00© for The samples will be ready Don't underfeed your chickens.1 the people there are very much op- healthy matter. Nothing equals FRESH FRUITS—Oranges —Val the meeting Sunday night, as stated ex 3.25; stags. *3.7504.25. forwarding to the for«>lg'i grain The flock may look well and yet be posed to the county division plan, encias. *4 @4.50 box; banana*. 5 1-2 elsewhere.—Sentinel. S. S. S. for this purpose. It attacks HOGS — Best east of the moun bv the end of the week. just enough lacking in feed to fail This Is especially so among the old- c lb; lemons. *6.50@7.25; grape the disease nt its change* Standards of 1910 oats and barley tains. *10.15010.25; ordinary. *10. ¡fruit, ,3.75; pineapples, 6c@7c lb: in egg laying.-Fort Worth Citizen- timers. Lane Line county was named for head, goes down will be taken up by the committee In stockers and feeders. *10.50. DEPT. PRESIDENT General ------ Lane, , - a ----------- relative of Mr. — Gil Star. —---- SHEEP—Best east of the moun } canteloupes, Oregon, 75c©,1.00; to the bottom of the near future. frey. and few want that section to peaces, 65c © ,1.00: watermelons. Strippings tains: wethers, *4.000 4.25; old the trouble and OF LADIES OF G. A. R The grain standard committee of part with the name. He declares, '*1.00; grapes. ,1.00©1.15; local makes «complete th« Chamber of Commerce consists wethers. *4 00; spring lambs, Wil Concords, *15© 16c; ground cherries One man may easily milk ten cows, however, that the real reason why lamette valley. »5 000 5.25; eastern VISITS LOCAL CIRCLE attend to all their wants, do a lot Creswell and vicinity are not in fa and lasting cure .if Thomas Kerr, chairman; D. A. Washington, *5.25; ewes, *3.25@ *1.00: pears, *1.00© 1.50. of other work, visit some, enjoy life, vor of the new county scheme is for BERRIES — Blackberries *1; by PURIFYING Pattulle. T. II. Wilcox. C. E. Curry *3.50. A. Berg. Mrs. Lettie Hembree Fittingly and maybe run for some cheap office the fact that it will increase their CALVES —Best. ,6.75 ©7.00; or huckleberries. 8© 9c. the blood. Then and Is*»« Activity In ll«>p Market. if he wants to, and with the cows taxes, for noj only will the new i POTATOES—New. ,1.25© 1.40, Entertained—Ner Circle the inflamed There was less activity in the hop dinary. ,6.50; poor. *3.50©4.50. and his market good have an Income county buildings have to be erected sweets. 2 l-2c lb. The Apple Market, membranes begin market yesterday. of from *1500 to *2000 per year, and maintained but there will be the ONIONS—,1.50; garlic. 7 © 8c lb. At Springfield subsidence In the demand. Offerings to heal, tlie heat! is cleared, breathing The Northwestern Fruit Exchange which is ever so much better than cost of a duplicate list of officers, VEGETABLES—New turnips, at tieconies natural and easy, the throat continued free. , reports today regarding the apple ,1.25©1.50; beets. ,1.50: carrots, the men in the towns and "learned and this division instead of having the Saturday was a gala day for Among the purchases r?port’'! situation: is no longer clogged, ant! every un *1.25@*1.50 per sack; cabbage. ,1.- Ladles of the G. A. R. of this city. professions’’ are able to gather up. to pay but a small part of the county The situation Is practically un 50 per hundred: tomatoes. 35® 50c Their I expenses will have to bear them all pleasant symptom of the disease dis were th.« Sinclair lot of 98 bales and department president. Mrs. But first learn the cow. the McKnlght lot of 5 4 ba Io», both changed. although there is slightly per box; beans, 4c per lb; horserad Lettie M. An excellent grain ration to feed alone. Few in the Creswell region appears. S. S. S. is the greatest of all nt Hembree, made them an Hillsboro, taken by McNeff Bros. easier tendency. This Is emphasized ish 10© 12c: green onions. 10© 15c __ afternoon ________ the dairy cows In conjunction with al are desirous of being generated from official visit. _______ In the blood purifier«, and for this reason is Ilnl Bolan bought four lots by the disposition on the part of the falfa hay is ground corn. oats, bran Lane county and they ar«> all work the most certain cure for Catarrh. anting 193 bales at 10 and 10 1-1 trade to be more critical, and fruit dozen; peppers, bell, 4 © 6c lb; head p^'iness of the day was transacted and oil meal, gluten feed or cotton ing for no division. Mr. Gilfrey says lettuce, — . an( j a lunch was enjoyed at the Koh- anil a luucn »as uujujru tu uiv <\uu- Book on Catarrh and medical advice deal not heretofore not coming up to specifications is not A recent <iom APPLES— 75c® 75c©, .... seed meal mixed in equal parts and that Creswell Is prospering and its *2 2.50. 50. 1-noor, and the evening the local cir-1 reporte«! was the purehas.' by Krebs i ■ wanted free to all who write. - 1 cle gave the visitor a reception at th© fed in amounts according to . produc- growth is really quite startling to Meats, Fish nnd Provisions. Bro», of 229 bales front Frank Bol We have mad«« s«>veral very fine THE UW1ET «rxcino CO., AtUata, Os. one who has not been there for sev street DRE3ED MEATS -Front t------ home of Mrs. George Forrest, which tion of the cow. usually at the rate eral months. sales of Jonathan apples. We have der of Brooks. ......... .............. about one pound of feed to three fancy dressed. 13c: ordinary. was largely attended. The affair■ of Poultry Sllglitly Easier. sol<l car Great North.'rn, 90.lt 4. hogs, pounds of milk. I For in« the week fai poultry • re , from Cashmere. Washington. 6th. ï'2Rî-2ë" veals'.' extra. 13c; ordinary w»s very enjoyable and’showed that »>> • ■» thus ................. The gun clubs are making every According to the last year book — the circle never does things by 11© 11 l-2c: poor. 6© 7c;. spring of! rontnlnlng 313 3 1-2 tier. 177 4 tier. of the department of agriculture, effort to bring good shooting to the 1 have lii'i-n slightly In excess For t?»<? Ambitious— ceipt» demnnd, halves. . ... ( | g tier, 7 5 tier Jonathans, lambs. 11 l-2c yearling lambs, 7 3-4 In the event of con th«» ».--------- nnd Mrs. Hembree, who was formerly there are 21.720 milk cows in the preserves this season. Forty bushels offerings, c of Springs} «xtra fancy and 199 fancy at c lb; mutton. 8c. tinued ......... tinned h.evy heavy offering*, Miss L«'ttie Smith, and who resided United States and these are worth of wheat has been taken out 'here FRESH BEEF Wholesale slaugh .,„,1 mixed lot* in particular, then« I«. *1 t’,5 straight, f o. b. Cashmere, for for In Eugene for a long time before her ,702.945.000.000. The magnitude by one club and will be scattered terers ’ prices; best steer. 9© 9 1-2 is n poasIhHIt'y possibility of lower prices »h'n| all grades and sizes. We ‘ have sold ,J D. of the industry can perhaps be best food to attract the ducks. Dtt-k marriage, is a graduate of the Uni-' c; ordinary. 8 l-2c; best cows. 8c; Id week trade opens. The latter, CB(. of jnnathans from Boise. Ida-} not always as cheap as one would the mla-ween ........................... , lfi | •understood when It is considered versify of Oregon and taught school ... 15 .. to .«i t .............. today, with 6 ho contntnlnK 173 3 1-2 tier. 143 4 ordinary, 7 3-4 c lb. i that these cows produce yearly about think, yet its taste and the sport LARD— Kettle leaf. 5«; 15 7-8c for a number of years in this county. *1,000,000,000 worth of dairy pro generally warrants all that the e club cents the general quotations^ For 1-2 tier. 141 88s. 144 I12s| This car I by nixl! f r lb"•" I Friday evening Mrs. Hembree vis I Mrs««. All iniini'It"", in «Illi* *"•• fancy hen* there was a good den»«"’! is being described as being light col lb; steam rendered, 6s. 12 7-8c lb. I axunlMtl»** 1» FH1 K. P<* ‘'•‘ I’’™' I puts into It. HAMS. BACON. ETC.—Hams, 19 ited Springfield and finished the or ducts. at 16 to 16 1-2 cents, with no sur- or an<l we have sold It at ,1.50 I shult'iitd i»r«*psrlnf lor “*■ This is the most trying time of the ©21c; breakfast bacon, 19@29 1-2 ganization of a circle there with 22 _____ I ly. *.itn*n « i lubs, grtutir»-*. onf*noort *n«i straight, f. o. b. this offer having _ _____ ____ # _________ ____ >_i nnsuoo w __ zoqo* has'gxoM pus o* for the dairy cow. She P**~ *■ — w__ _ iu;q I torn« ib U .< w go prdimjnery 1 ' t I i «* egg market hold up firmly at been submitted to and accepted by c; boiled ham, 26® 2© 8c; picnics, charter members. The name and season I tbm la r«M»t*u. «1. Thl< u»>ii « been fighting flies and poor pasture. '-□<) _________ ‘ ujnqso lal°H :6l J'Ml number of the organization are Iuka 14c; cottage roll, 16c; regular short the prices quoted yesterday, and the the owner of the fruit. I onDortnnity fo* yon. . Help out the supply of feed if you -oiao 'uooujaiju Xspsaup^.M I tor a dr mix ip U y ® bulletin Io U k clears, smoked. 17 l-2c; backs, Circle No. 28. The work starts out want Portland Market Report. outlook Is for higher rath“r than her to do her best. no p)OH uojiaunf u| eq there with great interest and there smoked, 17 l-2c; pickled tongues, prices as the season »dv“ce«. Hops. W""l Hides. Tt should always be born in mind m* ‘aapDdo aqi 3MOT HQ are good prospects of rapid growth. Creamery men r1eP°.rted.n?uW*„ HOPS—1910 crop, choice, 11 1-2 45c lb. prices well maintained, and no CATARRH sss ^21 'Cr.iijcrsitp 7 / <ebucatioii NEWS OF INTEREST 10 THE FARMER