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Fruit and
Flowers,
BOSTON FERNS.
They
nOCKINO THE CHICKLKT CRAOLK.
Wlii'ii tulnli-ls arrlte, onli a cruiile
for two. WIh-ii ll's triplets, with an
tile .f iMK'iitntuit liniHM'tniii'o, order Ot
fi- (hi.'.., li:t wluii It's ililrkM you
irurrn!iy ii.tr a cliUk kid craillo for
ii ..r on.' in lit I liii Imulmtor rspuc-
It y. It It Hull Hie thicken furniture
mm rii'ii loliiti-s hU guarantee and
k. ii.Ih n t-iMillu Hint Is too small for
Immiiu Inn lmly !.) ami girl,
iHi.t tin-re coiiiit mill (In ) to chick ualiy
it'Mii. 'I'll. uiiil.'iliiUfr sets ly. Vou
Lc oimi mi-.'uIk tu UK) clil. kli'U. You
ril.l.llt) thrill to sli-i III brooder era
illr tluit rlmiiht nnk only seventy-live.
Tim iirnt iii uiilnir twenty five Me out
M.lo tin triulle lit ttiif cold. Tlio sc
in v five d'ft U the rapacity of the
-ritIU mul ) U should I'xMt 20 m Wilt
tin I ti itt It v. I"U tlirjr Iwvc Ikh-II Weak
1'iH'il .y mrrcrott'iHuif, overheating mid
l.ml nlr, mid In a few days most of
yi.nr clilcUlet IH decease. Vou sr
rnuly In limitf the murderer of your
Hetty fluffy l.li.ln, tut tuka tho Iituon
Hint nil intmt leiim-novcr crowd cbkki
im.lrr linr or hover.
"i Knv ii lieu forty jieepa. Bh
r.ilMil thirty nine, tiiive Imr tho Mine
liiiiulH-r liii' Hei-mid season. Klio raised
hU, TrlluHwIiy, "Woman's contrarl
nri7" No. Too much fismlly. rirsl
h-iis.iii mis worm mid dry; second sea
(..ii. mill mi l wet, Tliu old lien'e brail
vim Mi clKitlll. I'M t lirr white wlllffs
iui.1 warm lm list mid lilg Huff couldn't
iT.ulle llirlll nil.
ri.i. !, mill nlr uuder hover. Hooni
ii.-c.IihI. 'J'liry develop miildly. Mom
r.min mill, Kill tho -radle"nt tho tnrt:
In n week It In ouo nn.l quarter full
mi. I tin- licit i week wonm. Vou may be
nlii.. to curry tlmt much, but chick
crn.Ho cnti't If you're bound to hatch
inure t ! in it your crmllo capacity, lot
your ttlio lirluit tho surplus up on the
Uiiilr. The uct Hiirlnu she will glad
ly kIo you ull her Knster hut money
for iiim brooder and sympathise
limrr w lirtt J oil brood.
A blunder run In a brooder bouse
i- i-i I. -.n oil, nn.l chlrka Rom-nito neat.
i: mi ii thermometer lit your houne aud
-..'(. -It tlio oii on your hover, but be
i ii? lin y nre true. We taper down
i , hciil In the Incubator nursery to
! i itiKfi't. After thirty hour we re-
in.ive them to the hover. The Bret
v.cck brooder ahould be run from 83
t. M5 dct;reee. or according to the
In ltMit of tho hover and the poettloo
.f Hie thcriiionieter. After that taper
tb.wn. l nlUiw tho brooder rule unlona
y..u find litem Impractical, and ue
your own think. Watch the thermome-
trr, but wauii the clilcka. If tbey pile
In n liiiin. not aultlclent warmth. If
they Kdiiid up with their nioutha open,
mo hot. If they huddle outxlde In a
curlier, tlio hover la too hot or not
warm emmcti to lie Inviting. If tbey
lie ilon ii like Inmba. with their bright
evn prt'iiliic out from boneath the
Inner, It 'a nliout iwrfwt If tbey are
lively iw crlcketa at the dawn, you are
miiHirr, but If dumpy and not ready
f.r bretiKfitKt the vetitlliitlon la not
rlirlil. I hero Ih aoot under the hover or
tli. v hud too much aupper or got
chilled.
Important I'nlnter.-Put a ten-day
!! UiUMelcus chick 111 with the DOW
biili h and lie will adopt them, tench
thrtn to rut and drink and put them to
lied. High, round, drumloa hovere, with
lump Uox mid chimney outside the
brooder, nro beat. Hot water broodera
tiro hot water breedora. If lamp goea
out canity and often or continually
hiiioIu-m, tllHcard mnchlne.
Veiulhito tlio brooder according to
rules, but who your own think. Keep
the amolio vent open, llroodora wltb
J imp umlrrneiitli aometlmea have hot
lliiorm. I'nveiit Willi a thick Inycr of
dry loiiniy amid. L'ho thla until chleka
know what not to eat; then run dry
wheat straw through the clover cut
ter for bedding and scratch floor. Rut
bo mire wind and alrnw betiding are
warm aud dry. Pet In a box of moist
earth fur playground to rolleve dry
ness of aha iika and feet that cornea
from brooder hent. When chlcka pa
rade to ami parlor, change water veaaol
to keep cool. If aoot leaks up Into
hover, turn brooder over on aide, bruah
off nnd cover Joints with atove cement
Keeping chirks on a board scratching
lloor for two weeks will prevent gnpes.
Wo have scratching playground for a
thousand. They nro all white. When
tlu-y tumble Into that wonderful
Ht-nittiiltig Blunt for their breakfaat
they aro tho prettiest aud liveliest
moving picture ever.
Should Bo Grown lit Bright
and Airy House.
Preparations for the summer crop of
Iltwton ferns ami the various other
tiephrolcpliica tlmt are Included among
the florists' stock are In order. These
ferns are readily multiplied by mraiis
of their many runners, riant out tbe
tck plant on a bench, giving them
about four Inches of good soli of very
similar character to that one would
plant roue In, end In a few weeks
there ere likely to be some young
plant that may lie taken off and pot
ted. When flirt planted the nepbro
Icpls bed will not require very frequent
waterings, but aa the plant become
woll rooted and arow freely they will
take up a great deal of water, for tbey
ahould be grown In a bright and airy
house In order to keep the young
plant short and stocky. A night tem
perature of 00 to 05 degree I quit
warm enough, states Gardening.
These tirphrolcplnca are sometime
troubled with a rather flat, brown
r it s.
Jpl f.
au-nHOLaria lonutDiMaiMA,
acalo, but the young Insects are white
and at first glance resemble tiny piece
of white cotton 00 tbe underside of the
frond.
This Insect I Tory destructive, and
It ravage soon show In the form of
light colored spot that appear on the
upper aide of the leaf, proving that tne
Insects have been satisfying their ap
petite with tho lulcca of the leaf. A
dipping In tobacco extract will help In
killing thla pest, but strong tobacco
solution la alao liable to Injure tbe Upa
of tbe fronds. The growing tip of tho
nephroid)! frond are quite tender,
and It I better to throw away a plant
that I badly Infested wltb thla scale
than to risk furthor trouble wltb it.
Uo very careful to plant out none but
clean planta for stock, elae the trouble
will become more marked tbe follow
ing aeason.
Instead of risking One specimens of
new sorts of nepbrolepl by continued
division of all tbe stock put a few In
a bonch aolely for tho purpose of In
crenatug tbe atock and leave the oth
er alone. Instead of mutilating good
sited plant when enough email plant
to Increase tho atock are not on band
buy small planta of some one wbo has
thorn In abundance.
DON'TS.
Pon't allow 0110 failure to make you
pessimist. You're mighty amall If
ono can do It
Don't forp't to provide fat roasts for
your own dinners. It's a funny fan
cier that neglects No. 1.
Don't net discouraged when the order
rush stops. You ran talto the slack
llmo to count your profits and plan
for gronter things and Bhove-the-now.
Don't wonder that your horses try to
run away. Your hen deserted the
lousy pen for tho barn. Now tbe barn'a
lousy, tho horses are lousy, anil you're
a lousy old bughouse yourself.
Winter Pasture.
(lood place to winter cattle; plenty
of pimtiiro, at raw and nay; rodii
water nnd Hluiter. Address J. II,
WINDOM, Culver, Or. 0-10tf
Horses Broke.
Iloi-HCH broke to rldu and drive;
wit Infliction KUtiranteeu. Hakky w
Hamilton. Inquire 'it Smelner &
KllefHim's Ilea tnu rant, rrlnevllle.11-1
Hogs for Sale.
Hojrufor nale, all nines; Inquire of
.1. K. Wilson, tlm shoemaker, or it., u,
Wilson, I'linevlllo, Or. 0-24
Tranaplsntlng Evorgroona.
I have transplanted many hundred
of evergreena, and where I kept a
good ball of earth about the root and
quickly got tbe trees from the old to
tbe now location, so that there waa no
drying out of tbe roots, I have Invari
ably had success, remarks a writer In
Country Gentleman.
Tbe native white spruce and the na
tive whlto pine are beautiful tree, tbe
former being found fully branched to
the ground at a known age or orty
years. Many tree of thla variety will
be found having a decidedly bluiah col
or aa blue as many of tbe sister vari
ety, the Colorado blue spruce. I have
seen quite extended areas on tbe coast
of Maine that were a perfect ma8 of
blue. Tho spruce delights In a moist
soli, and thla ahould be kept In mind
when planting the trees. Bandy aoll
and dry sections of country are com
monly associated with pine trees, and.
while thla tree does have tbe ability
to grow under such conditions, It does
not follow that It will not do yery
much better as regards growth If glT-
en molstcr and richer soil.
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Leaf Spot of the Violet.
Circular brown apota on leaves. This
and other violet diseases can best be
controlled by growing only tho stron
gest and healthiest planta that can be
secured and keeping thorn under tbe
best condition throughout the year, re
moving or burning all diseased parts
and dlalnfectlug tbe houses and beds.
T. B. Bymons.
The Low Headed Tree. t
The low headed tree Is much easier,
pruned, sprayed, picked and the trunk
protected from sun Bcald. Cultivation
can usually bo easier done with lowM
headed treea than with high headed!
ones, as they are usually grown. Or
dinarily tho trees are not kept pruned
and the limbs droop a as to hinder
cultivation.
Well Drilling.
It you are contemplating drilling
a well, any depth, write juhjn
MOOltlii. Hedmond, Oretro. 0 10tf
Horse Lost.
Gray mare, branded 24 on left ahonl-
der; strayed from Barney place on Mill
creek; information wanted leading to
recovery. Address Arthur Minklir,
rnnovllle, Ur.
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ED HODSON, Proprietor
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I have opened up a shoo shop
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A trial will convince you that
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