OHKGON CITY KNTKIH'JirSE, FRIDAY, FERRUATIY 3, 1905.
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C. GADKE THE PLUMBER
JOHN YOUNGER,
f fear Htintley'H Drug Htore,
klY YEARS EXl'IiKIEXCE IN
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RHOLUTION Of CONDOLENCE.
At tt Stated communication of WlHiii'lio
Trlbi', I. O. It. M., No. U, of Oregon
(Ml, the following resolution wan uiiiinl
inouitly pssscd, ordered enrolled iiiim
tlm r ri'oi iJm of tli Tiibn iuhI it copy sent
III tint WldilW of I'llllllll Itll'lM,
Resolution.
'I'll" llll WlSII lllllcr of till) Dlllvel'Se, III
till lufliillit w Imluin, 1 1 1 1 v 1 1 1 k ti 111 to
remove from our mlifcil, our Brother
I'llllllll HooN, we llllllllily bow lo llll
dispensation of our Creator, acknowl
edging ) t 1m wisdom In nil things, deeply
iiiouniliiK'iliii loss of it frii'iii unit brother
from liur councils, A worthy c(lUen
fiuiri lli community In which w live,
VV'ii rulrinl to the, bereaved widow unit
orphan of our brother, the) few word
of sympathy, and condolence, trusting
ever In lln precepts of our fraternity,
Unit tlm final Hphit who rules int gov
erns nil things, will mini hi., mi'l eomfoit
II i In llii'lr iilltiiilon.
JOHN WEIHMANIiKL,
J IC. llOWAWl,
W. K, CAltLL,
f'niiiirikli'ii.
I hi-ihI(4 - bulie of tiiiinaii existence.
Burdock Hlooil J 111 l it p cure It iroinilly,
IH'i iimni-iilly. KKiilnt mi'l loni'ii tin)
hIiiimiuIi.
Niiiul (iitarrh quickly yield to treat,
tnmit by Kly's Cream itahn, which ia agree
ably aruumtio. It ia received tbrouuh th
nostril, cleanaea and haul th whola aur
fai OTer which it diffuaoa Itimlf JJruiUl
oil tli 50o. kIzo ; Trial ! by mwl, 10
cwuU. 'lout it aul yon arn lure to ouutiiiu
the troatiiiiitiL
AiinouiKTiiiont.
To aoix)iniii(nUto thoao who ar iiartial
to Ua um of uUiuiizfir in a(lyiiis IniuiiU
into the uiuutl j.anr for tttUirrlial trwu
Urt, the oMprinUira riar ('rraia lialm in
liuid form, hl h will be known m Kly'i
I4iiiiil Cmnm llalra. Trice including the
praying tnle it 7&ronU. I)rti)giaU or by
mail. Tlm li pi id form Driibodina Uin nioJ.
ieinal jiropertma of the toliil jTi'raUon.
CENTENNIAL NOTES.
An I'liilini iIUluy of toya will l n
f. uluic nf H IUi iIiiiu)' ino.O'Ml rxlillilt
nl (In- l.il ''link tVnti-ntilal.
Oregon City Market Report
(Corrected Weekly.)
Whnat No. 1, 76o to 0o pir buahnl.
Hour Vnlloy, MM pr hbl. Hard
wheal, 4.I5. I'oillitnd, 11.15 per aock,
llownrd'a Jli-al, 1.26 pt-r 'k.
Outa In am;ke, $1.87 1-2 pi-r cental.
C'hi-at Hf(l-1.76 to 12.26 p-r pound,
liny Timothy, balnd, per ton;
rloviT, til to 112; oat, 113 to fit; mixed
hay, $12 to 113; cheat, til to IM,
MlllKtiifra-Ilian, 120 per ton; ahorta
$22. to per ton; ahop $20 per ton; borltiy,
rolled $2) per ton.
J'otaloi a HO lo 0 centa per aaok.
Kaa ri'kim 21 to 30 Uox.
Ilultei Kiiticli, .'10 lo 40c; aepiirutor and
eieiitneiy, 00 lo 65.
ClililiiKU- tOc per do,
)nlona-2V4c per pound.
llulilmid B(unh 46 to 80o per dox.
Honey 11 to 12 1-20 per pound.
(loud Applea-GO 0 to $1 a box.
I'rtmea (Urld) I'etlle, 2j per lb; Ital
ian, lame, Co per II); medium, I 1-2 e;
Bllver, 4 l-2o.
J;reaei ChlrkenaU'ie iT Wi.
Llveatock and Dreeaed Meate Itf,
live $2.60 to $3.26 per hundred. Hokb,
live, 5 to 6 l-2c; lioa dreaaed centa;
aheep, $2.00 lo $2 60 per hd; dreaaed 6c;
vul ilreKaed, ( and huriha live, $2,00
to $2.60 per head.
INTERESTING IRRIGATION EXHIBIT,
' riHniljf riti(iM Ih t rig
arei im bMiia.
fim" br wiing ilncriln on ti tnfi4mmrrm.
itfm in
m .lllll,ina, lairuilo t iimih ui4
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0 SANITARIUM TREATMENT
', OR PUBLICITY!
fa Mr vllbaal fwiual'a knnirlwlf. fen? Orrta
l; J..r mlaiui; umIumuI, tui Orris ftm..
elll ilallr hreltk IneieM ttm el eni ta om
fiU. M mum laal Urrlaa la a naMfe
' Ad cTefioa4MKe CMfldeatlaL
I Pit ice, m rr.R box.
; Cart ctfeclcl tr Bene y niutitL
tank en " Drank!" (m!i) rra n(
rt ta nMt4 liilj va lel), of IXUbf
bt Orrine Co., Inc., Waahinjton, D. C
rreaiiial tr
Howell A Jone, near Suapanalon Bridge
''jot City, Oregon.
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A i iii.. ieilve rKhlhl! nf Onunn
i;mii whlrh won the Ktfmtl prize at
HI Ia.iiIh. Ill roiiiiiilltl'iii with the Wnrlit,
will lie uli.iwti nt the l wi A ( furk Kitlr.
The I jiiiinui l Hweili-niMirit Cluh. "f Chi
linn, mi uamM-lntliin InteriHted In the
.. r.i lniilloti iiiul ilutn of the llluHtrnua
ilillnMiiliir and arleutlat. will erreet a
hiiinlniiliie pin III.. ii nt the l,ewl A Otnrk
I'i'iil.'iinliil
Wolk nil I tie lli'KiU lililI'llnK for the
Iji-w ln A I jink IhitiHton haa heen
hi-KUil, and the ImiIIiIIiik will he rntnpletrd
tiy Miinh 16, The ulrin-tiire will Im of
hunilaioine' " uran' e, 46x'jO feet and will
ronl 'j:75.
IF YOU ARE NOT PARTICULAR
Don't travel over tho Illlnoiii Central,
an any old roud will do you and w
don't want your pntronaRo; but if
you are particular and want the beat
and iiu-un to have It, ank tho ticket
HKiTit to route you via the ILLINOIS
CKNTHAL tho road that runs through
Molld vohIIIjiiIo train a between Bt.
I'atil, Omaha, CIiIchko, St. Loula,
MoiuphlH and Now Orleana.
No additional charge In made for a
iteut In our reclining chair cars which
are fitted with lavatories and amok
lux rooniH, and have a portor In at
tendance. Katea via tho ILLINOIS CENTRAL
are the lowewt and wo will bo Klad to
quote them In connection with any
tranHCoiiUnontul line.
II. II. TRUMBULL.
Commercial Agent, H2 Third Street,
Portland, Oregon.
J. C. LINUSEY,
T. F. & I. A., 112 Third Street, Port
land, Oregon.
PAUL Ii. THOMPSON,
Frt. and PuHKcnger Agent, Colman
' lildg., Seattle, Washington.
Working Model at Lewli t Clark Fair
Will Show What Haa Been Done to
Redeem Arid Wettern Landi.
I'otilntid. Keh. 2. lleeaua of the large
firiiount of hind In tho rnelfle. Norlhweat
whh h Ima heen OioroiiKhly reclaimed hy
IrrlKHilon, and the IniK'-r amount which
fla lit preaent worlhleaa on account i,t
Ihe link of water aupply. the Irritation
exhibit nt the l wla At f'hirk llxpoaltlon
will prove uiiummlly itiatnu-tlve, imd will
prove a marvel to tnat'Tn people, who
know llllle of the wonderful reeulta which
an nrtllicliil water aupply Ima uerom
pllahed In many weatern dlatrlela.
The exhlhlt will conalat luiK'ly i.t
working mod-la of Irrigation project,
the Urgent being iittiri.-i after the
$3,000,000 plant now t;eti built In nouth
ei n Arizona. The i,ii,del will ahow the
manner of atorlnK the water by reaer
volra, the method of carrylriK It Into the
lowland, by tneana of eanula arid (lumea,
and lla final dlMtrlhiitlon to the lanrla to
! IniKiitei). There will ulao be m'vjela
of ilamn and renervolra, and ua exhibit
of Inatrurni'iita uaed In 'letermlnlnic the
amount of water which may be utilized
from any given alrearn.
In ndditlon to the. dlHplaya, there will
be a practical Jlluatratloti of Irrigation
method, on the ground bar k of the CJov
eniment liiillilltig, on tho IVnlnaula In
lulld'a Lake, where there will he a arnall
farm with crop, growing on lurid actual
ly Irrigated.
Only one remedy In the world that will
at once atop Itchlneaa of Ihe akin In
any pint of the body; Ian'a Ointment.
At any drug afore, h cent a.
la It n burn? t'ae lr. Thoniaa' Hire-lib-
!l A rut? fee !r. Thonma' Klec
trie nil At your drugglHta.
Nasal
CATARRH
la all It atatf.
Ely's Cream Balm
eleaniea, eoothea and hrtl
the dineaned mrmhran.
It corra catarrh and dmr
wty a cold la the head
alckly.
Cream Italia ! plaoM Into the notrll.rpiTdj
om the ntemtirane and It aheorlaxL Kallef la ha
(edlat aod a Cor follow. Ill Dot drying doea
tant produce annexing, large 8!, to cent at Ping
(kU or by mall l Trial Bin, 10 ornu.
KI.Y HllOTllKHS. M Warren Htwt, 'ew York
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VAL
ENTIPJE i
DAY
Will be here in about two weeks. The old custom will be more popular
this year than ever before. You should remember your wife or sweet
heart on that day if no other. We have just opened up and have on dis
play one of the largest and most varied assortments of valentines that has
ever arrived in Oregon City. We bought a large quantity and in this way
obtained the very lowest price which we intend giving you the advantage of.
Come in and look them over, we're just as glad to show them whether
you buy or not.
LIQUID , VENEER
Makes Old Things New
For furniture, pianos, fine wood work, hard wood floors, carriages, bi
cycles, etc.
It deans, disinfects and veneers. Wood work that has had the polish spoil
ed, by a dry cloth and soap and water can be made to take on a new
lustre and given a clean brilliant appearance of newness by simply moisten
ing a piece of cheese cloth with Liquid Veneer and passing over the surface.
No rubbing, saves labor. Advertised everywhere at
50 Cents pet Can, Trial Size 5 Cents
HOW
ELL
& JONES
RELIABLE DRUGGISTS
Chambers Howell
Linn E. Jones
J I
Dragging Pains
2325 Keele; St.,
CmcAoo, III., Oct,, 2, 1902.
I aufTrrd with falling- and con
goation of the womb, with tevere
pain through the gToin. I uf
lered terribly at the time of men
struation, had blinding headache
and rushing of blood to the brain. M
What to try I knew not, tor it
Mined that I ha1 tried all and
failed, but I bad never tried Wine
of Cardui. that blesaed remedy for
tick women. I found it pleaaant
to take and soon knew that I had
the ri(7ht medicine. New blood
seemed to course through my veins
and after using eleven bottle I
was a well woman.
Mrs. Bush it now in perfect
health Waiise the took Win of
Cardui for menstrual disorders,
bearing down paint and blinding
headaches wbea all other remedies
failed t bring her relief. Any
eaflerer may secure health by tak
ing Vine of Cardui in her home.
The first bottl convinces the pa
tient she is on the road to health.
M
dvice in easet requiring
iri-ctions. address, giving
For
arterial
svmpUn- "The LadW Advisory
T'epartn. The Chattanooga
lledicinc Co.. Chattanooga, Tena.
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Women as Well as Men Are Made
Miserable bj Kidney and
Bladder Trouble.
Kidnev trouble prevs npon the mind,
discourugoandlesseiisambition; beauty,
vigor ana cheerful
ness soon disappear
when the kidneys are
out of order or dis
eased. Kidney trouble has
become so prevalent
that it is not uncom-
'.inon for n child to be
horn afflicted with
weak kidnevs. If the
clii il urinates tixxil'tcn. if the urine scalds
the iU-sh, or if, w hen the child reaches an
uge w hen it should he alle to control the
passage, it is vet afflicted with bed-wet -
. '. . ..... .i. . f.i... .l:n:
tin;?, ilepejul Upon u. me .imsc ia uicunii
cultv is Kidney trouble, and the tirst
step .should be towards the treatment ot
these important or;;aus. This unpleasant
trouble is due t: a diseased condition of
the kidnevs and Madder and not to a
habit as most people suppose.
Women as well as men ;;re made miser
able with kiduev and bladder trouble,
and lth need the same great remedy.
The mild and the immediate eft'eet of
Swamp-Root issxn realized. It is sold
by druggists, in htty-
cent ami one-nouar jjt -j
size bottles. ou may
have a sample bottle
bv mail free, also a Honw of Swamp-Boot
pamphlet telling all about Swamp-Root;
including manv of the thousands of testi
monial letters' received from sufferers
cured. In writing Dr. Kilmer & Co.,
r.iughamtoii, N.Y., be sure and mention
this pajH-r. Don't make any mistake,
but remember the name, Swamp-Root,
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the ad
dress, niiigluiinton, N. Y., on every
Sot tie.
COUNCIL. HELPS TOURNAMENT.
Many Matters of Importance Considered
at Regular Meeting,
Two hundred dollara were appropriated
by the City Council Wednesday night to
aid In defraying the expenaea of the
combined Firemen's Tournament and
Fourth of July celebration that U la pro
poaed to hold In thla city July 3-5, In
cluHlve. ('ounellrnen Knapp, Chapman and
Hbeahan were appointed a committee to
confer with the Portland General Elec
tric Company with a view to re-arrang-Ing
the preaent Htreet lighting syatem of
the city to the end that tho partial In-
canilcawnt aervlce be aubatltuted with
additional arc light without materially
adding to the coat of tho light service.
A remoriHtnince having been filed
against the proposed Improvement n
Fourth etreet between High street and
Monroe street, the subject was referred
lo the committee on streets and public
property.
In response to the petition for the Im
provement of Moss and Eleventh atreete
between lilorka and 10, the City En
gineer was ordered to establish the
grade of the street for tho Improvementa
which are considered Impracticable.
In order to pave the way for securing
the free delivery of mall service that
I'oatrnaater Kandall will ask the post
olllce department at Washington to In
stall at Oregon City In July, the Council
Committee on Health and Police was In
structed to prepare an ordinance provid
ing for the proper naming of all streets
of the city and the correct numbering of
all residences In accordance with a num
bering system heretofore adopted.
City Attorney Orlfllth was requested to
draft an ordinance conferring on the
Council the right to condemn all wooden
sidewalks on Main street, between
Eleventh and the Uasln, and rdef their
replacement with walks of concrete construction.
Mayor Hummer announced the standing
committees of the Council for the ensu
ing year as follows: Finance Koemer,
Knapp. Sheahan; Streets and Public
Property Hheahan, Straight and Will
iams; Health and Police Knapp. Will-
lams and Brandt; Fire and Water-
straight. Mason, Koerner; Cemetery
Mason, Chapman, Justin.
A four-foot sidewalk was ordered con
structed n Madison street, between
Twelfth and Fourteenth streets. An or
dinance granting to W. H. Bonney a
:5-yeara' franchise for the construction
and operation of a telephone line on the
streets of Oregon City, was referred to
the committee on Streets and Public
I'roperty for amendment. A proposltllon
from the Courier Publishing Company to
perform the city printing was referred
to the committee on finance. The es
tablishing of a signal at the local tele
phone office to aid the night police offi
cers In locating police calls from the
residence districts after night, was or
dered made by the Council. Confirma
tion waa had of the appolntmenta by
Mayor Sommer of Frank M. Brown aa
night police officer and E. T. Fields aa
special police officer, the latter to serve
without pay. Ten days were granted
delinquent property owners to make re
quired sewer connections, otherwise the
tenants of the property involved will be
ejected. The committee on Streets and
Public Property were directed to take
Immediate steps for the repair of the
Main street bridge at Eleventh street.
The structure is reported to be in an un
safe condition. The adoption of a reso
lution placing with the Portland General
Electric Company all liability for dam
ages that may result from the collaps
ing of the Basin brought forth a state
ment from the electric company's rep
resentative. T. W. Sullivan, to the ef
fect that the corporation waa preparing
plans for the construction of a concrete
bulk-head or flood-gate to guard against
the danger that was feared, the proposed
Improvement to coat between $22,003
and $25,000 and a portion of the expense
It Is expected by the company the mu
nicipality will assume. A proposal from
an Eaatern newspaper for the Indorse
ment of the Council in his efforts to
give the city a complimentary write-up
in several Eastern publications, was re
ferred to Mayor Sommer with power to
act. Just where it can be to the ad
vantage of the city to patronise such -a
scheme is not plain. If any money is
to be expended along this line, it should
be 'devoted to the support and mainten
ance of a vigorous Board of Trade or
some other Commercial body, neither of
which experience has proven, has suc
ceeded in existing for some time.
BEAVER CREEK.
Cold and windy weather Is the order ot
the day.
Shannon Bros, attended lodge at Ore
gon City last Saturday night.
Dr. Mlttsan returned to Portland last
Monday after holding aeveral meeting
at Ihe Presbyterian church last week.
Mr. F. Ifenrerle and E. Grace called 0i
Mrs. I). W. Thos last 8unday.
L. Buchanan called on the Thoma
brothers last week.
Bert Wheeler Is working for Dell Har
ris at present.
E. Jones Is grubbing for J. E. Jones.
E. Londlgan and Celena Jones were
promlnading the streets last Sunday.
E. Jones Is preparing to build a new
bam.
J. E. Jones and J. Btrauman were busy
killing hogs last week.
T. I). Jones and O. Roberts also played
butchers.
H. H. Owens and J. M. Jones are busy
clearing stumps on the county road.
C. Muralt must be a hard sleeper a
he had to be rung up nine time before
he would come to the phono to answer
a call of his brother John of Dakota.
Communion services will be held next
Sunday morning at the Welsh Congre
gational church. All members are re
quested to be present.
$100 Reward, $100.
The reader of this paper will be pleas
ed to learn that theie la at least one
dreaded disease that science has been
able to cure In all Its stages, and that la
Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is the only
positive cure now known to the medical
fraternity. Catarrh being a constitution
al disease, requires a constitutional treat
ment. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken In-.
ternally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system, and
thereby destroying the foundation of the
disease, and giving the patient strength
by building up the conatltution and as
Hinting nature In doing Ha work. The
proprietors have so much faith In Its
curative powers that they offer One Hun
dred dollars for any case that it falls
to cure. Send for Hat of testimonials.
Address F. J. CHENEY. & CO. ToIedo.O
Sold by all druggists, 75c.
Take Hall's Family Pills for constipa
tion.
School Report.
Following Is the school report of the
Beaver Creek District No. 15, for the
month ending January 27, 1905:
No. of Pupils tremaining enrolled.... 21
Average dally attendance IT
Absent Marks 29
Tardy Marks T
Those who were neither absent nor
tardy during the month are Walter
Kuntz. Max Hollman. Benny Fisher, and
Alva Hughes.
Visitors were Mr. F. Kamrath, direc
tor, Mr. Hollman, Clerk; Missea Lydia
Hornschuh, Hazel Ginther. Carrie Schue
bel. Laura Schuebel, and Babe Schue
bel. Visitors always welcome.
ELNORE GINTHER.
Teacher.
Card of Thanks.
We desire to express to the many sym
pathizing friends and particularly the
members of Waeheno Tribe, Improved
Order of Ttedmen, our sincere thanks
for their kind services during the sick
ness and death of our husband and
father.
MRS. PHILLIP ROOS and Famliy.
YSi5n3 Wo
L5 Eie iesf
Often Disagree With Us
Because wt overeat of thorn. Indi
gestion follows. But there's a way to
escape suon consequences, a aose oi a
good digestant like Kodol will relive you
at once. Your stomach is simply too
weak to digest what you eat. That's all
Indigestion Is. Kodol digests the food
without the stomach's aid. Thua the
stomaoh rests while the body is strength
ened by wholesome food. Dieting is un
necessary. Kodol digests any kind of
good food. Strengthens and invigorates,
ICodol Makes
Rich Red Blood.
Prepared only by E. a DbW itt i Co., Chicago,
Xb tl bottle conUlnatttt timet the 60o. ais.
A Card of Thanks.
To the officers and brothers of the
Ancient Order of United Workmen:
I take this means of expressing to you
my sincere thanks for your many acts
of kindness during the last sickness of
my son. for your cordial brotherly sym
pa thy and assistance in bearing him to
his final resting place and now, to our
beloved order for the prompt payment
of his beneficiary certificate. The grand
old A. O. V. W. Is still the leader
in the prompt payment of its death losses,
It still furnishes the safest and best
protection at cost and Is good enough
for me. My advice to all brothers who
have thought of deserting the ship i;
."Better stay aboard."
Yours in C. II. and P.
JOHN KELLY.
Public is Aroused. .
The public ia aroused to a knowledge
of the curative merits of that great med
icinal tonic. Electric Bitters, for sick
stomach, liver and kidneys. Mary H.
Walters, of 646 St. Clair Ave., Columbus,
O., writes: "For several months I wa
given up to die. I had fever and ague,
my nerves were wrecked; I could not
sleep and my stomach was so weak from
useless doctor's drugs, that I could not
eat. Soon after beginning to take i-lec-tric
Bitters. I obtained relief, and in a
sho.t time 1 waa entirely cured." Guar
anteed at Howell & Jones' drug store.
Price 60 cents.
An exhibit showing the method and ex
tent of tlax growing n Marion County,
Oregon, will form part of that county's
exhibit at the Lewis & Clark Centennial.
' nre Known hy what Ihey bftv
grnwu. tor iiair a century tliey
Imvp been the stttniltii-il haven't
fn.leil once to iinulm hlirger, bet
ter cihikj than snv others. Sold
hy oil ilralem. 1 90S Meed An.
Dual free to all applicants.
FERRY A CO.,
Detroit, Mloh.
D. M.
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Worm In Horses.
Treatment for the destruction of in
testinal parasites in horses depends up
on me Kina oi worms present. ourao
intestinal worms are easily gotten rid
of while others are very difficult to de
stroy. In general It may be said that
worm remedies are more efficient if giv
en after food has been withheld for soma
time, and then the medicine should ba
supplemented by a physic to carry out
the parasites. Among worm medicine
may be mentioned turpentine, santoln,
creolin. tartar emetic, infusion of to
bacco, and all the bitter tonics. Pre
parations of orln are also frequently
given.
For the common round worms a good
plan of treatment is to give twice daily
for three or four days a drench com
posed of one ounce of turpentine or
creolin mixed with three or four ounces
of linseed oil. This should be lollowea
with a one-ounce dose of Barbados
aloes. Instead of the turpentine or cre
olin, one dose, consisting of santonin
two to three drams mixed with one to
two drams of calomel may be given.
This should be followed in about six
hours with a dose of a quart of linseed
oil.
For the removal of pin worms, injec
tions Into the rectum of an Infusion ot
tobacco or quassia chips, one-half pound
to a gallon of water, once or tw Ice daily
for a few davs, followed hy a physio of
aloos. is usually a satisfactory treatment.
It should be borne in mind that In
testinal worms are more prevalent and
do more, harm in animals that are lit
poor condition, and that consequently
tonics to Improve the appetite and con
dition are also needed. ' The digestive
functions can be stimulated and the
general condition of the horse improved
by giving the vegetable tonics, like gen
tian, ginger, Peruvian bark, etc. One
half ounce doses of one of these prep
arations given twice daily, for several
days will improve digestion, increase the
appetite, and tend to the destruction ot
Intestinal worms. In many instances
one dram doses of sulphate of Iron can
be udded to the vegetable tonic with
advantage.
In ease the treatment recommended
a'.iovs does not prove satisfactory the
affected animal or animals should b
examined and prescribed for by a com
petent veterinarian. V. B. Nlles, ia
Wallace's Farmer.
SCHEDULES OF TIME
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY
. i . , .
NORTH BOUND.
6:40 a.m.
9:22 a.m. (Albany Local)
6:20 p.m.
SOUTH BOUND.
9 :22 a. in.
4:46 p. m. (Albany Local;
9:14 p. in.