Lincoln County leader. (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, February 28, 1908, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextYour D.t.jsjo U Welt. i cannot be well If you neglect I 1 -'J tf-yr----- Bat 70a taking Hood's Sarsaparilla when you kno 70a should take It. Impure blood, poor feeling by these and other signs your sys- jl-'vA-JLJ. - v - j; I LnAirAlhr I tern demands Hood s. Get a bottle today. H d WT7-- "Vv V" 4 irl fc OW of Health-" BI? brood was very IffdLtW? n"'---CJ!- . AlVt ffiLlfi V. 8mce taking Hood's fcaraaparllls, I PZUI 1 )i3&kJtliSf ' "vPTWii M 1(4 tare more color iu mr fare. ,.p nd e&t wen. ftuiu wun m firuuiB. jura, a a kvx'is-1-" 'U' r,j - ' -; -r.. " - - k'l" TiA . . . Jit. v.. try Hood . KiS 'tfr . jrV -- bottle, and am J'JT- i V?fL-3 ZXJj ft ope everyone who WJ-Ttt.rW owl's a fair trial." I ivrih :i.AiSr--: J f araerforu. Pa. i jrtr T-riJ -fy. I Howard, Taunton, ilaaa. In Worst Form-" I bad catarrh In the worst ronii ana wa aavisea Saraoparilla. 1 took seven no in good health. 1 Ii bas eai.irrh will give H Mas. V) iu-iam alrrcaur, Alwav9 Praise-"! first took Hood's Sar- saparillii 13 years ago, and always speak in faror of it." U. Cowdiu, 237 ferry Street, Lowull, Moss. Hood's Sarsaparllla Is sold everywhere. In the usual liquid, or In tablet form called Sarsatabs. 100 Doses One Dollar. Pre pared only by C. I. Hood Co., Lowell, Mass. to Value of Co-Operatlon. Sir Iloraee Plunkett, member of the Jritlsh bouse of parliament, who has eenln this country recently, said in in addresa to agricultural students i hat there was "not a single county, lot a parish. In Ireland where the 'armers are not completely revolution zing the entire business of farming by ntroducing co-operative methods." And t might be added that there is scarce y a farming district in the United Simply Intamoa. Intimate Friend They suspended you (rem the Hot Sports' Club? What had yon done? Victim (choking; with wrath) Not Wank thins ! All tbey could prove against aie was that I tin J trimmed a sucker end lot bis wad, just as you or any ot'jer nan would have done I Hot Likely to Be at Home. Mrs. Neighbor Aren't you going to States where more benefits canont be call on our old schoolmate who has -eallzed by a closer co-operation of the fust moved Into the nest block? - f armers. The farmers ore understand- Mrs. Homer I would like to call on ng each other better each year and her, but I don't wnnt to meet her bus- ire coming closer together In all mat bend. N ers which pertain to their mutual in- Mrs. Neighbor Oh, there is no dnu-'eresi, but Uieie me blVA greater poss! eer of meeting him. They have been !lities ahead. Describing the 000 co- marrled nearly a year. j iperatlve organizations of peasants In ireianu wnicn ne was instrumental in labllshlng for the purpose of compe- on with commercial Industries, fore- out middlemen, compelling rall- ids to provide better facilities, and toting more favorable legislation to rament, done: "The first thing was Introduce a system of agricultural lcation which extended into every finch of the Industry, teaching the pier, for Instance, to purchase every ng he-requires. Implements and ma nery, of the very best quality. They nblned to consign In bulk and dls bute their goods In the market They nblned to raise working capital for Ir operations. They combined to n breeding animals. They did just at you are doing here, brought sct- hi Into farming by getting It Into the fhools. They had the same syBteni of truction and experimentation sup- led by your government" T The Sower rH No Second CTtwnce) B B Oood Km nyt make the moat of the QrcU If I FERRV'S ff SEEDS If kav mail and kept Prrrrl Iml But- W ff J aM Uie laiKoi Li Ui wet 10 uaru ulia. 11 II Fmrry'm Seed Annual for 1B08 11 e!llth' whole rrA Stor-ent FRER for J ML UMaaUug. Ixiu'laow awla till ToagatU. MJ ft. D. M. FESIT I CO., Banff, Mica, jff BORAX SYSTEM DISORDERED ' Catarrh 13 not iaerel7 aa inflammation of the tissues of tlie head and throat, as the cynptoms cf ringing; noises la the cars, mucous dropping back into the throat, continual hawking and spitting, etc., would seeia to indi cate : it is a Mood disease ia which the entire circulation and the trreatcr I part of the system are involved. Catarrh is due to the presence of an excess 1 f liric acid in the blood. The T.iver. Triilneva on,l Tlrrar-1. frnnpntlv b. of any width and length desired. The come torpid and dull ia their action and instead of carrying off the refuse whole is covered with leaves, salt grass and waste of the body, leave it to sour and form uric acid ia the eystcm. uay or straw ana a little soil, rails, 'I his is taken up by Uie blood and through its circulation distributed to all brush or litter. Small unsalable heads parts of the eystcra. These impurities ia the blood irritate and inflame when stored In this way in November the different membranes and tissues of the body, and the contracting will continue to develop during winter of a cold will start the secretions and other diajustiu,'' and disagreeable and frequently sell as well as any In symptoms of Catarrh. As the blood goes to all part3 cf the body the ca- Fehruary. Small quantities may be .tarrhai poison auts all part3 of tie system. The head has a tiht, lull stored by plowing out two or three fur- feeling:. os continually stopped up, pa:n3 above the eyes, slight fever cornea ana goes, uc ewmaca is upset ana lue enure system cisoraerea ana I had OataVri for about fifteen ?.3ect?d dlsC.' " i3.a, Ste 01 years, and no nan could havo une 10 xry 10 cure vjatarra waa sprays Doen worse, i xrioa everyxninT vti",T1r., rows ten or twelve inches deep on a well drained site and placing the beads with their stems up as close together as possible. Some prefer to lay them Cuch treatment To cure inhalations, e'?. t tuu u mw k, out nil jmott , . i . n f k., n.i.i. ...uti i in amtea. 1 tnen beiran B. B. B.. and uuts inn itacj uc ijkxki, aaci can, 1 jutiuic, nil. them hv tn to .nri hif from tZ? XJSl 4 no.V-lla haa temporarily -relievo ,, kii. ....- ,i. . . taking it a siort whila wan cv.red. tie discomfort Of the trouble. The pile Is then covered, with stra salt grass hay or a thin layer of straw and then several Indies of soil. They are stored before freezing, and when the soil covering them Is frozen it may be covered with strawy manure or any other litter to keep the soil frozen u til the cabbages are needed for sale. Tula was tlx voirs airo. ant 1 am r'-ifK-rli nnnnon.ilT. Wnnrl mner w , as well today r a any ian. Ithlnk "i. p"""-""","-' , T " I j know there Is nothing oa earth 0 ait p0ison3, and ct the Same time For Baby's Fa b: for Eaby's C othes; for an Eye Wa'h Mcu h Wash, ateruizlc the Bottle, Washing Napkin3. All dealer. Sample, Booklet and "WHIZ" Parlor Oa d Game, luc. Faciflo Coast Borax Co., Uak.an J, Cal. Stee!-Clad Grubber Slmplrd, Stronuait, EitleK II a a died Grubber M.J.. WiU pun MORB aaJ LARGER STUMPS with LESS E1TE3SB aaa air otter. Writ, for DncrlptlT Clrcuisr aa J Prla JOHN S. BEALL, WannfaAnrer 21 Uiiwtborna Arenua fl TortlaBj, Oretfoa " New Variety of Tobacco. A new variety of tobacco, valuable br cigar wrapping, was first raised In Connecticut from seed brought from Florida and which originally came from Sumatra. Af ter very careful and satisfactory tests results have proved beyond a doubt the value of this vari ety for growing commercially, to gether with the fact that the seed comes the plant. true to type year ifter year when saved under bog. The ame Uncle Sam Sumatra was given this variety. It Is a cigar wrapper rarlety of tobacco and adapted for rrowlng under shade in the cigar wrap per producing regions. The plants Jeach an average height of about eight !eet at the time of maturity, and tbey year an average of about twenty-sis eaves before topping. The cured leaves will average about sixteen Inches In width by twenty Inches In length, al though the size varies according to fi?ld and cultural conditions. The yield of the crops of this variety Is high, being as much as 1,000 pounds of cured the leaf. tobacco to the acre under favorable londltlons. The percentage of the best trades of wrapper In these crops Is "OTespondingly high. Exchange. - 11 INSURE YOUR HEALTH , COMFORT on stormy days Dy wearing a 'an two Mm Clean -Light Durable Guaranteed Waterproof T lino P t,. A towr CO. 0T01. u A. ' ' ami Celery Stored In CeHara. Where celery Is stored In cellars the temperature should be kept low and plenty of ventilation maintained. The I warmth and dampness of the ordinary ;t'Ilar have a tendency to cause the (f i ery to decay, but these conditions can frequently be overcome. Celery wiil readily absorb any odor that may be ! present In the atmosphere of the stor 1 age place, and care should be taken to 'provide sanitary conditions. The plants should have most of their roots at tached, and a bed of moist sand In which to set them should be provided. e N. U. No. 6-08 I 'WBKI' writing to advertisers please I IT tnamloa tbla papar. . Wintering- Cabbage. One of the simplest ways of keeping cabbage Is to store In an orchard or some sheltered place, often alongside a fence which bas been made tight by a liberal use of straw. The cabbages are stored with their stems on and are placed head down and as close together as possible. Two or three tiers are often made, the heads of the second tier being placed between stems of the lower, and so on, the plies being made An Electric Incnbator, Electricity has been applied to Incu bation by Otto Scbultz, an electrician of EiraEsfcurg, and ! the roanlt of three ' years of experimentation. The appara tus Is made for 50, 10u or 200 eggs, and Is designed to obviate the dilBcultles connected with the ordinary form of Incubator. The manipulation of the ap paratus Is very simple, and its mainte nance depends only upon an uninter rupted supply of electricity. - An automatic attachment keeps the temperature within one-tenth of a de gree of the normal temperature of In cubation. The degree of saturation of the air Is kept in the same manner. L'nder ordinary conditions, ninety chickens can be counted on out of 100 eggs Incubated. The quantity of elec ticity required Is very small, for an In cubator holding fifty eggs, ten to twen ty watts being sufficient, depending upon the temperature of the outer air. For raising the chickens after they are hatched, an electric "mother" hns been devised. The upper part Is de voted to the freshly hatched chickens, while the lower part Is arranged so that the chicks can run around on the ground and at the same time find heat and protection when they desire. The electric Incubator has already proven very successful. PURELY UUL LO 1 1U1 Llin U1UUU kUnil Di o ... - . m . 1 Nobody thinks more cf s. s. B. strengthened ana Imilt up. lioluing equals peeoh. S.S.S. for this purpose It attacks tha disease at its head, roc 3 down to the very bottom of the trouble and makes a complete and lasting cure. S. S. 0. removes every particle of the catarrhal poison from th tlood, roakinjj tbi.4 vital stream pure, fresb and healthy. Then the inllar.ied mem branes begin to heal, the head i3 loosened andcleared. thchawkiu? nnd spittin?cease, every symptom disappears, the Constitution ii built ip and vigorous health restored. 5. SS. tones up the ctomach and digptiou find acts as a fine tonic to the entire system. If you are suflerinjj with Catarrh begin tin use of S. S. S. and write us a statement of your case and our physicians will Bend you literature about Catarrh, and give you special medical advla Without charge. S. S. S. is for sale at all first class dru? F.torc9. THE SWSFT SPECIFSO CO.. snANTA, CA. VEGETABLE Teat Seed at Home. The Department of Agriculture In order to aid farmers to determine for themselves without much trouble the Uemonatrallnir It. "The financial stringency doesn't seem to hare affected you much," remarked Dinguss, touching him for ten. "No," answered Slindbolt, reluctantly banding it over, "and it doesn't seem to have taught me any gumption, either." How's This? We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Ha l's Catarrh Cure. P. J. CHENEY A CO., Toledo, 0 We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 yeara, and believe him perfectly honorable in ah buUneas transactions and financially able to carry out any obliga tion made br hl Arm. W ALBINO, KINNAN & MARVIS, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo.O Hall's Catarrah Cure is iken fnierna'lv, act ing directly upon the blood and mucous sur faces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 76 cents per bottle. Bold by all Uriipeisl. Take Hail's Family Fills lor Constipation. Heredity. The baby was learning to walk. "B'tss its 'ittle heart!" exclaimed ths fond mother. "It waddles dess like ill big fat papa, doesn't it?" Lumbago. This is really Rheumatism of the muscles of the loins and is cha tarter- germination value of seeds has Issued lzed by eere, at times agonising, pain a short bulletin on the subject. A very m ,ne smaU 01 the Dacki ""owing the simple apparatus for sprouting seeds Is described. It consists of a shallow basis In which is placed a small flat of porous clay. The seeds, after having been soaked, are laid between two sheets of moist blotting paper or flan nel. A pane of glass covers the dish, which should be kept in a temperature of about 70 degrees. Atmosphere of while the ailment is at its worst. It ran come from cold, exposure to draft, ftom getting wet leet or wearing mt or damp clothing. It caunes acute differ ing, and ii allowed to become chronic, it may permanently disable the suffer er. 1 The way to frecure quickest relief is to redden the fkin over the painful part by rubbing witb a flesh bruth or an ordinary living room Is suitable If piece of flannel lag, and then apply St the apparatus is left near a stove at Jacobs Oil by gentle friction with the night. Several uintis or seeds may be hand. tested at once at a trifling cost The bulletin cautions the farmer against extremes of heat r moisture. Farm Glennlngja. Bitter cream comes from keeping cream too long from cows that have been milked since early-last spring. It Is best to churn every few days, even thotihg there Is only a small churning on hand. In setting out the new fruit trees be sure and leave plenty of space between them. You must make allowance for the growth of the years. Crowded trees Interfere with one another and hav their fruit bearing possibilities checked. The potnto storeroom must be dark, cool, well ventilated and dry. There should be a double floor beueath where large quantities are piled together. There should also be opportunities foi ventlation at the walls, and at Inter vals th'rough the pile. Alfalfa In the orchard should have every show possinie. Allow the fall growth to lie on the ground, and then, after the ground dries up in the spring, the coat of dead vines Bhould be burn ed. There Is no better money maker on the farm than alfalfa. The most money Is made out ol horses that are well bred and free frort blemishes. Why rnjse any other klndl As bas been repeatedly said It takes Just as much time und trouble and feed to ralso a poor norse as a good one, and see. the difference In the prices foi which they are sold. A good condition powder, to bo fed In limited quantities to the brood sow, it composed of a teuspoonful each of cop pcras, sulphur and a half cupful of oil meal. Give once each day for each sow weighing 250 pounds. It Is needless tc say that all tonics should be given onlj when the animal Is out of condition. The population of men in the United States, from statmtirs compiled from tin reports of tlie census of 1 INK), is 3!),0i!l, 242. The population of women is 37,. 244,143. Dear Fr.'eilda. Nan This is one of my Intent photo graph, but I don't 1 i I: e it a bit. II hasn't my best expression. Kan I'eibaps, dear, you didn't liavt your Lest complexion on. PILES CllRfD IN 6 TO 14 DAYS. PAZO OINTMKNT Is gnaiaiiieed to cure anv ruse nfltehing, Bl nil. Jlee linn or rrotru'ling files in 6 to 14 da..s or inouuy rofumlud. Wo. Physician in various parts of England are complaining that the competition of departments of hospitals in ruinously unfair. Ho Aers win find Mrs. Wlnnlow's Rnnthlnt, Byruplhob strumedr to U30 for their uhUtiruj auriiig iliu tcotlng psrioU. I'nele Allen. "Speaking of the price of success," mnsled Uncle Allen Sparks, "I've notices that 'getting ahead' means, as a general thing, getting a bald head." Cuieags Tribune. J-TQ St. Vitus Ttanee ana alt nervous rtsate , I O Permanently cured by Dr. Kline's Uivat erva Hnnnr. Hei-rt fur 1' KKK J'JIrlal bottl and treatise. Dr. It lLMInu, Ul. J1 &rcb UU,l'lUa.,a,a Conalatency In Reform, "Why wasn't Mrs. De Smythe-Pey ster at the meeting to take steps to suppress the gambling evil In big cities?" "She couldn't come. This Is the day her bridge whist club meets, and she's always such a winner." Iiultlmort American. Only One "BROMO Ql'ININE." That is I.AXATlVK IlltOMO OUININK. Look for the signature of t. W. (IftOVK. Unci tlie World over tu Cure a t'oid In one Pay, Ac. Open Minded. "Uncle Ocorge, do you believe Mnrs is inhabited?" "Sometimes 1 do, my boy, nnd some times I don't. It ilepcnils altogether on which one of the monthly nmniiziiiee I happen to be reading at the time." "OUCH, OH MY DACK" NEURALGIA, STITCHES, LAMENESS. CRAMF TWINGES. TWITCHES FROM WET OR DAMP ALL ERUISES, SPRAINS, A WRENCH OH TWIST THIS SOVEREIGN REMEDY THEY CAN'T RESIST Price 25c and EOc niy'Rir.s, roR EvtRY 2Js3u-3S&i o - al SHOES AT ALL ' PRICES, TOR EVtRY MFMBER OF THE FAMILY. MEN, B0Y3, WOMEN, MISSES AND CHILDREN. pern Mr. L. Doiialnm mmSeoa mnd ecllm moro "S-ri I3 mon'm2.Ba,93.00mna3.BOmhom than mny utlior tnmnutaaturmr In I ha Jtaa) norld, hecaumo ihoy hold tbttlr "J3 miimfioj wit w f or-, wvitr ffonT9f-v mntw mm or nrtimtmr vnium man mny Olhar rr-fi aliooa In Ihm world to-day. . tw tf.L Doufflas $4 md $R Gilt Edira Shoo Cinnal Ba Fnunllnd 41 Am Piles vvw Utri.,..!. .sort' A UTIOIV. W. I. D"lunm, and prlnslsstamriixl on hoitsin. Tli Wti n-tltn.