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DAL.LAS OREGON MARCH 13, 1903
VOL. XXiX.
L. N. W O O I»*, M. 0 .
‘ R a ising TU r k e y s .
Asthma
ru n a ro u n d th e b a rn y a rd or fa rm liu ild -
inga, an d keep them a w a y fro m s ta g
n a n t pools of w ater.
• An open sh ed w ith w ire n ettin g
I);,M hh . O ra i'o n .
fro n t facin g tin* south a n d s itu a te d in
“ O n e of my d au g h ters had i
a n upland p a s tu re m akes a n ideal
f. I B ElUlfcE, i 0
terrib le c ese of asth m a . We tried
place fo r raisin g tu rk ey s. M ay 15 Is
alm o st ev ery th in g , but w ithout re
ea rly enough to hafcli th e first poults
D ALLAS, - GABOON
lief. W e th e n tried A y er’s Cherry
In th e n o rth ern sta te s. T he g ro u n d is
P ectoral and th re e and one-half
g en erally very cold an d d a m p previous
O lli oh o v e r b a n k .
b ottles cu red h e r .” — Emm a Jan e
to th a t tim e. Feed the young fo r the
E n tsm in g er, L angsville, O .
first tim e w hen th irty -six h o u rs old.
J K. SlItLKY,
H V. B asis
an d th e first food should be g rit iu
stfuie form . S eaxbells m ake th e best
S IB L E Y A E A K IN ,
Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral
kind of g rit for th e young, an d cru sh ed
clam sh ells a r e very good w hen th e
A I l » > r n e > 'N - : i I - I m w .
certainlycures many cases
tu rk e y s a re four m onths old o r older.
vVu lj;*vo the only net of aliutr.u t b**oki» in Folk
of asthma.
T h e y o ung should h ave but very little
jiiii „v .
UolUlilo aliHtraots furuhln-d. and money to
w a te r until a f te r th ey a re tw o m onths
.in. No emnmi *Vio!» charged on loan«. Kooine 2
And it cures bronchitis,
•d j WiUtoit'a block. Dalian
old. 1 have ra ise d 75 p e r c e n t of a
hoarseness, weak lungs,
flock of y o u n g tu rk e y s to m a tu rity
J. L. COLLINS,
th a t bid not h av e a d ro p of w a te r u n
whooping-cough, croup,
til th e y w ere over a m onth old. A tea-
spoonful of D ouglas m ix tu re added to
w i n t e r c o u g h s , night
every q u a rt of d rin k in g w a te r is very
S o l i c i t o r in C k m ic e r y .
coughs, and hard colds.
beneficial. It p re v e n ts cholera and
.oeu in practice of hia profession in this place
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Th ree sises: 25« . ___
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• • i-c id t-. his - are. Ottice, corner Main and Court
stro y iu g tap ew o rm s. T ap e w o rm s kill
co ld; 50u., ju at right for bronchitis, hoarse
a '»alias, Polk Co, Or
ness, hard «.„Its, e tc.; $ 1. most econom ical
m ore tu rk e y s th a n m ost people h ave
fo r chronic cases Mini to keep on hand.
J . C. A Y E K tO ., Lowell, Mass.
a n y Idea of
G round p u m pkin seeds
J. H . T ow nhknd
J N. I I akt
m ixed w ith th e ir food a r e a s good a
rem edy a s 1 h av e ever trie d for tape- .
TO W N SEN D A HAKT,
w orm s. C leanliness in every w ay Is
FLOODING THE MARKET.
a b so lu te ly
necessary.
R em ove th e
A T TO R N F-Y S-A T-L A W .
dropping» ut least th re e tim es a week. j l l o w C a t t l e G r o w e r « F o o l i s h l y F o r c e
D o w n I * r iv e s .
(M ice ip s ta ir s in O dd F e llo w s’ new
A lw ay s cover th e d ro p p in g b o ard s
3100 k.
w ith road d u s t o r dry e a rth . H a v e a I O ne y e a r ago last J u ly th e en tire
d u s t box tlve or six feet s q u a re an d ! corn b elt suffered from a d ro u g h t so
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O R E G O N .
a foot deep, w ith a roof or cover th a t sev ere th a t h olders of c a ttle w ere com
in s sto o d f h e t o s i of 2a y e a rs. An | w ill keep o u t all storm . A good d u st I pelled to sh ip them to m ark et or lose
OSCAR H A ÏT C R .
box is of untold value in keeping dow n * them . R eceip ts a t all th e h a d in g m a r
nnal sal over 1 , 5 0 0 ,0 0 ) In ttles.
lice. Live a re su re d e a th to y o ung | ket p o in ts th en sw elled to th e record
D o c s 1 ¡» is r< c * * r d o f m e r
A . t t o r n e v ‘o,t-L jiaw .
tu rk e y s, an d every m ean s of keeping j h eig h t for th e tim e of year, a n d it w as
i t a p p e a l t.u y o u ?
them dow n m ust he used. See th a t tiie 1 freely p red icted by well posted men
s itte rs a re free from them , an d d u st
B utt su p p lies w ou ld ru n sh o rt u n til a n
O ffice u p sta ira in C a m p ii IV s IniiLI
th re e or fo u r tim es w hile in c u b atin g j o th er crop of calv es had been raised
i.'K-
w ith som e good insect pow der. Re- ! an d m a tu re d fo r th e block. T h is y ear
DALLAS
-
OREGON.
m em ber th a t you can easily overfeed
th e re is th e m ost a b u n d a n t h erb ag e In
th e young ones, an d th a t m eans d e a th
all th e g rain g ro w in g s ta te s th a t th e
to them . In a good dry season insects
o ld est in h a b ita n t can rem em ber, aud
K K. C O A U
N. L . B U T I.R IÍ
a re a lw a y s plenty, and th e y o ung tu r y et feed ers a r e pouring th e ir c a ttle
. . . 2 0
£ ? n t s . . .
B U T L E R & CO A 1)
in to th e tr a d in g points in nu m b ers
keys i n s '1 no feed a t all a f te r th e first
w eek.—“ H. M. IV* in R u ra l New
n early if not q u ite equal to those
Atto r n ey s-at- Law
Yorker.
m ark e d on th e bo ard s d u rin g th e dry
D A LLA S, O REG O N .
tim e.
E n c lo s d w ith every b o ttle is a 10
W ill p r a c tic e in all c o u r ts . O th e r,
A s ta tu s a k in to p an ic o b ta in s am ong
c e n t puck Age of G ro v e’s
The
Sum m on*.
o v er b a n k .
th e fa tto n e rs of beef, sa y s B reeder’s
W h e n th e m is t is on th e r iv e r , a n d th«
G azette. On M onday, Nov. 10, ca ttle
BLACK BOO!' L I V E R FIL L S.
h a z e is on th e h ills .
A n d th e p r o m is e o f th e s p r in g t im e a ll
on th e hoof w ere w o rth in C hicago
Robert A. Miller,
th e a m p :e h e a v e n lil is ;
from $2 to $2.50 per h u n d red w eig h t
W h e n th e s h y t il in g s in th e w o o d h a u n ts
R-I-FA-N-S Tabules
less th a n th e y w ere six ty to eig h ty
A T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W
a n d th e h a r d y on th e p la in s
d a y s 'a g o , an d y e t th e receip ts th a t d ay
C a t c h up h e a r t a n d fe e l a le a p in g Ilf«
Doctors tiuil
t h r o u g h w in t e r s lu g g is h v e in s ,
to ta le d n early 31.00$ h ad, on T u esd ay ,
Oregon City j * Orcgor
A good prescription
Nov. 11, u p w a rd o f 12,500 head an d ou
T h e n th e s u m m o n s o f th e m o rn in g like
W ed n esd ay a ro u n d 24.‘too head. T he
R o o m 3, W e in lia rd b u ild in g
For mankind
a b u g le m o v e s th e b lo o d ;
T h e n th e s o u l o f m en g r o w s l a r g e r , lik e j n a tu ra l re su lt of su ch enorm ous deliv
The 5 cent pa 1 » aye is enough for usual occasion«.
O p p o site C o u rth o u s e .
a
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fro
m
th
e
bud,
The family bottle, ((•> cents, contains u supply for a
eries on a n a lre a d y overloaded m ark et
year. A ll dru ggists sell them.
A n d th e h op e o f h ig h E n d e a v o r is a cor- |
w as to send p rices s w iftly dow n, aud
d ia l h a lf d iv in e .
L a n d title s a n d la n d o tiiee busines.-
A n d th e b a n n e r c r y o f O n w a rd c a ll s th e i in th e opinion of som e o f th e lead in g
a s p e c ia lty .
l a g g a r d s in to lin e .
m en of th e y a rd s It w ould have tak en
CURES A COLD IN O N E DAY T h e r e is g la m o u r o f th e m o o n lig h t w hen a b u n ch of g en u in e C h ristm a s c a ttle to
E x R e g is te r O regon C ity la n d office.
v e lan d ed a t #7.40, w h e re a s it is not
CURES GRIP IN TW O DAYS B u t th th e e s s . l a i : r s a r n a d in s p m e e a ll c e o b f e lo m w o . r n in g is a h$
so long ago th a t 0 cen ts a pound w as
b e t t e r t h in g to k n o w ;
p aid fo r se v e ra l d ro v es th a t w ere not
A .
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M A H T I N ,
W h ile th e n ig h ! is h u s h e d a n d h o ld e n und
of th e s tric tly p rim e C h ristin as sort.
t r a n s p ie r c e d b y d r e a m y s o n g ,
In a sta te m e n t sen t o u t from th e U n
1-0, th e d a w n b r i n g s d e w a n d fire a n d the
F A IN T E R ,
r a p t u r e o f .th e s t r o n g !
ion sto c k y a rd s iu C hicago th e follow
—R i c h a r d B u r t o n in A t l a n t ic .
ing occurs:
H o u s e , sig n a n d o r n a m e n t a l , g r a in -
“Good ju d g e s feel su re th a t c a ttle
n g , k a ls o n n n g a n d p a p e r h a n g in g .
p rices d u rin g th e n e x t six w eeks will
S t r e w on h e r ro s e s , r o se s.
be forced to th e low est level th a t will
D i i . u k .
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O kboon
A nd n ever a sp ray o f yew !
be seen ' d u rin g th e n ex t tw elv e
In q u ie t s h e re p o s e s ;
m o n th s.”
A h . w o u ld t h a t I did too!
T h e re Is good reaso n fo r th is p redic
H e r m ir th th e w o rld r e q u ir e d ;
tion. T h e c o u n try Is fu ll of ca ttle on
S h e b a th e d It in s m ile s o f g le e .
feed. S h ip m en ts of fe e d e rs from all
B u t h e r h e a r t w a s t ir t d . tire d .
th e Im p o rtan t points, Chicago, O m aha
A n d n o w t h e y let h e r be.
Leaves Indej»endenee for Monmouth and \irlie —
an d K an sas C ity , h av e been of th e
f:S 0 a m
3:30 p m
H e r life w a s t u r n in g , tu r n in g .
T H I S S IG N A T U R A
Leaves Independnce for
Monmouth and Dallas-
record b reak in g o rd er, an d th e re is an
In m a z e s o f h e a t a n d s o u n d .
11:10am
615pm
im m ense am o u n t o f so ft a n d d am ag ed
Leaves Monmouth for Airlie -
B u t fo r p e a c e h e r s o u l w a s y e a r n in g .
. “W a in
3:60 p m
A n d n o w p e a c e la p s h e r ro u n d .
corn in th e g ra in sta te s th a t m u st be
Leaves Monmouth for Dallas—
fed up for th e roe on th a t it can be
1 30 a m
7:30 p m
H e r c a b in ’ d a m p le s p ir it
I,eaves Airlie for Momnoutn and Independence—
m ark eted in no o th e r w ay. T h o u san d s
It flu tt e r e d a n d fa ile d fo r b r e a t h ;
4:00 u m
5 p ni
of th e s e c a ttle a re booked fo r sh ip
T o n ig h t it d o th In h e rit
MI NT A P P E A R
Leaves Dallas for Mnmuoui ii an ' In.ie «onJjnte —
T h e v a s t y h a ll o f d e a th .
1:00 p m
7 30 p m .'
m ent a t a very e a rly d a te in a m erely
—M a t t h e w A rn o ld .
EVERY SOX OF THE GENUINE
w a n n e d up co ndition an d w ith o th ers
th a t w ere p u t in th e lots a little earlier
R . C. CRAVEN
R. E. WILLIAMS.
I 'r s i i d e n t .
( a s h le r .
will c o n s titu te th e b ulk o f th e a rriv a ls
W . C. V ASSALL, a s s i s t a n t C a s h ie r
fo r w eeks to come.
DALLAS t i l l
HAN h
W ith a flood o f su ch lean an d half
f a tte d b eef no rise in p rices can be ex- I
O F D A L L A S , OKBOON,
pocted. a n d w hen a i..aii v o lu n tarily
ru sh e s his drove to m ark et in a sh a p e I
T ra n s e c ts a g e n e ra l b u n k in g ousi*
in w hich no sla u g h te re r w a n ts it who
•less in nil its b r a n c h e s ; b u y s a m i iselb
Is to blam e but bim sel’ if he loses
SA cliangc <»n p rin c ip a l p o in t* i n i lit
m oney? No m a tte r w h ere th e price
U n ited S t a t e s ; m ake* c o lle c tio n s on all
level w ill u ltim a te ly rest n o r to w h at
p o in ts in t h e P acific N o r th w e s t; loan-
Uric
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r
the
uric
a
c
id
con
dition
point it will be forced by th e p an ick y
m o n ey a n d d is c o u n ts p a p e r at th e be
feelin g now p rc \ u len t am o n g th e hold
r a t e s ; allo w in te r e s t on tim e d eposits.
Uricscl is recommended and
ers of feeding steers. It is p lain th a t to
overlo ad th e tra d e fu rth e r is to help
[oiaraateed to cure rheumatism
prices dow n th e hill.
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and other diseasesresultingfrom
P v i s i t D R . J O R D A N ' S o « k t |
Physician and Surgeon,
lorney and Counselor at Law,
A F ew HiiilN a s (u T h e ir IV o iirr C a re .
I n f o r m a tio n F o r th e Heaiuu«*r.
II’ a beg inner, st lect th ree or fo u r of
th e best sh a p ed hens you ca n iiml in u
large dock an d unite to a g o b b ler from
a n o th e r dock th a t is not re lated to th e
bens. N ever inbrecd tu rk e y s. If you
ra ise an y you n g birds a t till from the
Inbred stock, th ey will be w o rth less a s
breeders fo r th e next season. As to th e
age of breenm g stock, y eu rliu g und two-
year-old hens produce the m ost vigor
ous 4>fi sp rin g . an d hens of th a t ag e will
lay m ore eygs in u seuson th a n older
birds. F eed in g th e b reed in g stock has
e v e ry th in g to do w ith the n u m b er of
eggs laid and th e ir fertility . Fetid very
sp a rin g ly o f g rain , a s fa t tu rk e y s do
not lay fertile tv; s nor m any of an y
kind. G ive little or no corn to th e
breeders. B u c k w h eat will keep them
In b etter condition, a n d c u t clover is
very good. A head of cab b ag e is g reatly
relished by them an d is one o f th e best
th in g s you can feed them th ro u g h the
w in te r m onths. G ive th em all th e grit
th ey «can e at m ice a week. K eep your
tu rk e y s a s tam e a s possible: they are
easier c a re d for a n d will not w a n d e r so
fa r aw ay . Do not keep tu rk e y s w ith or
n ear o th e r .poultry. I>o not let them
W e a re O p en in g
N ow the most complete line of spring goods
' that it will be your pleasure to see this year.
These goods are all from the manufacturers'
direet to our counters.
BROWN & ELLIS
DALLAS
S h o es:
R O V E 'S
TISIELESS U l l TONIS
W e have now in stock the most satisfactory line
fto ("uret>o
o<i|No P ay
M OTOR TIM E T A B L E .
é'Sbâ
ON
of shoes that was ever seen in Dallas.
Espec
ially strong in children a..d misses lines.
From
Middlesex M anufacturing company, Boston.
com fort, th en th e g ra in m u st b e fu rth e r
p re p a re d by som e m oans. T h is can be
accom plished by cru sh in g , by soaking
or by grin d in g . T h e re a re m achines
for c ru sh in g e a r corn which” sh o u ld do
th e w ork very sa tisfa c to rily . W here
hogs follow th e ste e rs let th e g ra in s be
not too finely b ro k en or soak th e corn
to m ak e th e m a te ria l m ore sa tis fa c to ry
to th e an im al. W ith ste ers fed w hole
corn or th a t only coarsely g ro u n d or
broken, hogs can w ork over th e d ro p
pings a n d m ake m a te ria l g a in s thereon.
H o o t«
F o p
W
in te r .
W e would esp ecially ad v ise th e feed-
leg of a few roots w h ere one is obliged
to w in te r h is hogs larg ely on corn, an d
if one h as not g ro w n his ow u supply
w e feel su re th a t .$5 a load Invested iu
a few loads would re tu rn highly sa tis
facto ry resu lts. W e say $5 a load, but
believe th a t th e a v e ra g e fa rm e r who
h as g row n a n a b u n d a n t sup p ly would
p a rt w ith a load fo r $2 or $5. T h ere is
no qu estio n b u t th a t sm all litte rs m ay
he in th e m a jo rity o f cases tra c e d to an
Im properly b alan ced ratio n . Corn alone
fs not a su ita b le ra tio n for hogs a t any
tim e un less d u rin g th e fa tte n in g peri
od, an d . w hile o th e r g ra in s a re usu ally
so m ew h at m ore ex p en siv e th a n corn
and for th is reason a re fed relu ctan tly ,
y et such larg e y ield s o f roots m ay he
obtained th a t it is en tirely p racticab le
from every sta n d p o in t to p u t iu a su p
ply of those to su p p le m e n t th e corn
d u rin g such m o n th s a s it is necessary
to feed hogs on d ry food.—Iow a Homo*
K lu a iL
Th «*
S a lo o n «
ot Snn
F r n n c ln o o .
San F ra n cisco is cred ited w ith h av
ing one saloon fo r every tw en ty -tw o
a d p lt m ale in h a b ita n ts.
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X f i t t e d b y an K a p e r t. S i e d i - 1
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la sa m e th o d s.
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TRUCKMAN.
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: O r e g o n
A fair s h a re of p a tr o n a g e solicited
«nd all n -d e r* p r o m p tly filled.
las Foundry!
•1
IRO N WORK TO O R D ER
Repairing Promptly Done.
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U r i c s o l C h e m ic a l C o
H o w U r i c s o l C u r e s It.
Uricsol neutralizes the uric acid con
dition
without over stimulating the
kidneys— this is the secret o f its success.
I t does not disturb the digestive pro
cess, it controls the action o f the heart
w ithout depressing it, and w ithout
causing any exhaustion; in reducing
the pulse it does not cause any nausea
or other disagreeable action.
It does
PROP.,
A .tfm n l«
f lr f n i?
I .a r x f
P r ic e « .
T h e young an im al p ay s m o re th a n
th e a d u lt b ecau se it g lo w s an d In-
creases rap id ly . T h e y o u n g er th e a n i
m al th e low er th e cost of production.
A p ig farro w ed hi early sp rin g u nd
m ark eted la te in th e fall w ill give it
m uch larg« r p rotit th a n w ill m e kept
th ro u g h tli** w inter. T h ere is also a
g reat d em an d , w ith b etter prices, fo r n
sm all carc a ss a w eight not ex ceed in g
150 p o u n d s b eing p referred to nu a ti I-
m al t h a t is h avicr. H o a rd ’s D airy
m an.
J
other w ords, it does not im pair the
constructive energies o f the system.
It produces a mild physiological stim u
lation o f the intestinal glands.
Uricsol is the only cure for rheu
matism that will not injure the stomach
or any other part o f the system.
.
Li*» Angeles. C al.,
GFNTlfY.r*. I desire to express my sincere appreciation of your rheumatism cure,
v lr - " tjricvi " After 17 years of constant affliction and <»ften helpless with swollen hands
a r i f. •?. I us-1 six bottles of the medkina and now. after two years of release, gratefully
ocknow:-rig« It’s permanent teneAt.
M r s .
E. H a PT w f l l ,
W 17th S t.. Los Angelas. Cal.
Uricsol will be sent to any address fn the U. S.. prepaid, upon
receipt of $1.00, providing your druggists cannot supply you.
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not impair the quality o f the blood ; in
U R IC SO L C H E M IC A L CO.,
— ALL g t S D S o r —
ED. BIDDLE.
an excess of uric acid In the
system.« In order to cure rheu
matism, It is necessary to dis
solve and eliminate the excess
of uric acid in the system and
until this is done, rheumatism
cannot be cured.
Besides being a solvent of
the uric acid. Uricsol eliminates
the acid from the system, tones
up the digestion, stimulates the
Intestinal glands and does not
Injure any part of the body.
Uricsol is particularly useful
in cases of long standing and
chronic rheumatism, because
the patient can take It without
any Injurious effects.
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PRESCRIPTION
CURES
fOMWOKNES
E. H K.. O ak lan d . III.. a*kn w h ich W
b e tte r for fatieiiinB cattle, sh rtle-l corn
or corn broken Into sin,ill piece*.
In reply Mr. W . A. H en ry *ay» hi*
p referen ce, o ilier Ib in ip being nlfke, I*
for th e bro k en corn. In Kenertil th e best
w ay to feed e a ttle Is th e sim p lest w ny,
a n d all form s o f p rep aratio n do not
a d d a n y th in g necessarily to th e value
o f th e »train fed. If the ste ers ca n com
fo rta b ly m a stic a te th e broken ear*,
th e n let th em h av e th e corn In th a t
form . I f th e (train* of corn a r e d ry
a n d liard a n d th e steer* And difficulty
In e a tin g a sufficient supply In p erfect
H ead
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't t g O F O R D V
BlACK-DRAIISilTi
^NsSlON.
Constipation is nothing more J
than a clogging of the bowels!
and nothing less than vital stag
nation or death if not relieved.
If every constipated sufferer
could realize that he is allowing
poisonous filth to remain iu his
system, he would soon get relief.
Constipation invites all kind of
contagion. Headaches, bilious
ness, colds and many other ail
ments disappear when consti-
pated bowels are relieved. Tiled-
ford’s Black-Draught thoroughly
cleans out the bowels in an easy
and natural manner without the
purging of calomel or other vio
lent cathartics.
Be sure that you get the origi
nal Thedford’s Black-Draught,
made by The Chattanooga Medi
cine Co. Sold by all druggists in
25 cent and $1.00 packages.
Morcim, A r k ., Mur 2 5 , 1U0 1 .
I ominot n*< nm nirtH Thedford** Hlark»
D ra u g h tI go J iic h lj. I k«*«-p It In m r hom «
a il ti.«* tim e and h a re used It fo r il»H ; *.t
ti n y«*ars. 1 n*T«*r
my r h ll d n n
any o th e r ln x a tlre . I th in k I could
n<*Tcr I»«* able to w ork w ith o u t It
on account of bclnir tro u b le d n iili
. <onsf)yntlon. Your m edicine Is i
I uU th a t aeep« uie up.
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C. B. Mr FA BLAND.
0 £ & m
tattle
RHEUMATISM.
S U S E n OF ANATOMY<
com ing n o rth . N o rth ern c a ttle going
so u th a re all liab le to it.
IT M A K E S
F?WEAK' w o m e n
STRONG
IGC WOMEN
W ELL
In a b u lletin on th e T e x a s fev er In
c a ttle th e M ississippi e x p e rim e n t sta*
tion re p o rts th a t th e d ise ase is an In
fectio u s fever, cau sed by th e g ro w th
o f an a n im al p a ra site , w h ich b reak s
d ow n th e red blood cells an d p ro d u ces
ft fev er so m e w h at sim ilar to m alaria
In people. C alv es h av e a m ild a tta c k ,
an d th e in fectio n Is ca rrie d by ca ttle
ticks. A ny an im al, n ativ e or Im ported,
Is liab le to an a tta c k w h ere th e tick s
u re allo w ed to get on them , an d . w hile
v accin atio n Is u sefu l In m ak in g a n i
m als Im m une, th e best m ethod is to
keep them free from th e tick s, sa y s
P ro fe sso r H. N. I>oty.
Ii: tre a tin g sick an im als th e first step
Is to rem ove all tieks, an d in buy in g
new an im als a n d b rin g in g th em on a
fa rm w litre th e fever lias been they
should first be v accin ated a n d all th e
sh ed s am i b a rn s freed of tick«. T h e
calv es suffer less th a n th e fu ll g row n
cows, am i th ese a re o ften d elib erately
given th e fev er to p ro tect th e m from «
m ore d isa stro u s a tta c k in ter In life.
E x te n siv e efforts h av e been m ade in
som e p laces to rem ove a ll th e tic k s
from th e fa rm s, an d th is h a s been so
su ccessfu l th a t th e fev er h a s l»een
«¡atnpod out In w hole co u n ties an d
c a ttle raisin g sections.
T he d ise ase is m ore ty p ic a lly so u th
ern. hilt n o rth e rn c a ttle a r e affected by
It, a n d n o th in g b u t a s tric t q u a ra n tin e
u re v siits th e T ex as c a ttle f f t s r from
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of a
G ood
B o llo c k .
T. S. H a stin g s of Ja c k so n county,
Mo., sen d s to B reed er’s G axette a pho
to g rap h of a m ou n ted ste er h ead ta k e n
from A lam o C ham pion, b red by Jo h n
S p ark s an d sold in K a n s a s C ity a t 1014
ce n ts p e r pound. T h is head w en t to
M cN am ara & M arlow an d h an g s In
th e ir b an k a t H elena, M ont. T h ey w ere
larg e b u y ers In th e A rm o u r-F u n k h o u -
112 AD OF ALAMO CHAU CION.
se r sale, au d w h en th e ste e r A lam o
C ham pion wbh sold Mr. M arlow offered
$50 fo r th e h ead m ounted. T h e ta x i
d e rm ist h as done a b e a u tifu l piece of
w ork. T h e hide of th e ste er, w hich
w a s also an u n u su a lly b e a u tifu l speci
m en, w as tan u i d for Mr. Jo h n S parks.
A lam o C ham pion
w eighed
1,900
p o u n d s an d d ressed 10.1 p er cen t, th e
h e a v ie st d ressin g o f ^ a n y ste er ever
killed in th e p lan t o f th e A rm our P a c k
ing com pany.
W h ite
r o lle d
C u ttle .
M orton county, N. D.. b o asts of th e
only h erd o f w h ite p o lh d c a ttle in th e
w orld. T h ey a re ow ned by A. Buley, a
fa rm e r living five m iles iiorth of Mun-
daii, w h o h a s been breeding th em for
th e p a s t ten y ears. T he stock o rig i
n ated from u w h ite m ulley bull used on
com m on cows, th e progeny b eing a s a
ru le w h ite and w ith o u t horns. By a
sy stem o f Inbreeding of th e b est sp ec
im en s a ty p e of w h ite polls h a s becom e
q u ite well fixed. A p a rt o f th e h erd
h av e red ears, w h ich is not considered
a disq u alificatio n . No breed in g stock
h a s ev er been sold, an d th e o w n er does
not a n tic ip a te o ffering an y fo r som e
tim e to come. A ll an im a ls not needed
fo r b reed in g pu rp o ses are sla u g h te red .
T h ey a re large fram ed cu ttle, b u t
so m ew h at rough In form . In general
co n fo rm atio n th ey ap p ro ach n e a re r to
th e S h o rth o rn s th a n to a n y o th e r
breed. Mr. Holey claim s th a t th e cow s
a re excep tio n ally good m ilkers. T h e
herd Is a ttr a c tin g co n sid erab le a tte n
tion locally, b u t w h e th e r th ey will ev er
becom e a d istin c t an d p o p u lar breed
re m a in s to be seen.—L ive Stock W orld.
P en n sy lv a n ia h a t also a herd of
w h ite polled c a ttle , called Polled Al-
bions. b red for som e y ears fo r g en eral
p u rp o ses.—N atio n al S to ck m an .
T u r n ip «
F o r T r iM
C a t t le .
H a r ry Iouida o f T e x a s h as a little
p a ra d ise w h ere w a te r gu sh es o u t from
u n d er th e rocks. H e Irrigates. H e h as
p u re bred cattle. T h ey m u st lie on
abort feed. It seem s to me, sin ce T ex as
h a s been so dry. H e w rites asking
w h at so rt of schem e It would be to sow
tu rn ip s for, w in ter fin d in g o f h is cattle.
H ia soil la very rk-h. m any old feed
lots a re plow ed, an d he h as .% ■ G er
m an th r if t In th e m a tte r of u sin g ma
nure. 1 th in k well- o f th e tu rn ip
schem e. T u rn ip s will grow nearly t i l
w in ter In his clim ate an d w ith w ater
sho u ld yield a b u n d a n tly . I su ggest
th a t he also try r a p e .- Jo sep h E. W lug
In B reeder s G aaette.
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