T R E E S ALONG HIGHWAYS.
r
T ile r Malrw (h e HoaSa A t lr a e d v * » • (
tbe f a r mu More Suluble.
r i E L R f a f f l ftP E N
C O W S A T CALVING T IM E .
F e e d in g B efore Mud A fte r T h le Pe
rio d —\ a It« r of Hot W a t e r,
CHOICE
M ISC E LLA N Y
K oiunncr o f n D in k \oie.
Our cow* art liberally fed at all
A man who walked into the Bank o f
iitucs of the year. A fte r they are dry
Ei¡gland tbe other day amt laid a ten
■ hey are, o f course, fed less. The grain p«miitl note ou the counter was surpris
feed at this time is usually mill feed-* ed to hear the clerk say: ‘‘ W o can't
T H E HAY LOADER.
bran aud tniddl.ugs or so called mixed cash this. The n »te was stopped twwn- 1
feed--w rites II. E. Cook In American ty-three years ago.”
* ■ « o f ( l i e 4 ir e a t« * « l l.w h o r
O ver tw enty years back the *v»te was
Lady Suffered Tortures with Itching
Vgriculturiat. Oats are a* g >od aud at
M a c k i H f * o f l h o h 'o ru a .
stopped by a clerk t!i n in the employ
T b t picture allow a one w ay In which :iu equal price would l>e preferable.
Scalp Humor — One Box of Cuti-
o f one o f lite provincial branches o f
applied borae|»ower may save hand la- H ay uud silage make the coarse fo. 1 - the London and t. ouuty bank. It h id
cura Ointment and One Cake of
I or. A Mural New Yorker correspond der raiiou. I f they calve im summer been brought In by an employee o f one '
The Kind Yon Have Always Bonght, and which has hcen
Cuticura Soap Cured Her.
lime aud there 1 « a disposition to u o f the bank’s clients in order to be paid
ent in Illinois tells the story as fol
iu lute for over 30 years, has borne the signature of
caked
or
ini
auied
udder,
we
keep
them
luto the client’* account with some
low «:
* and has been made under his per
lu
fhe
burn
for
a
time.
loose change.
iu this part o f Illinois it is very diffl
sonal supervision since its infancy.
l a m Halistlcd it 1 « a bad practice tc
By a strangi* oversight the clerk, a ft
cult to get comj»elent help to harvest
Allow no one to deceive you iu this.
reduK* the feed while dry to a point er Jotting down the number o f the note
the crops, and 1 consider the buy loud
where the cow Loses nerve aud muscu and afte r counting the change, omitted
A ll Counterfeits, Imitations and “ Just-as-good” are but
er one o f the greatest labor aaviug lar force. I f the feed 1« properly bal-
Experiments that tritlo with and endanger the health o f
to take the bank note. When he dls-
mu chi ires we have on the farm. One
ntccd uud the ash eon tent of tbe ration covered his error, note and messenger
Infants aud Children—Experience against Experiment.
man and a boy or girl who can d rive a is necessary, there w ill be no danger
had disappeared.
Neither was *een
•* My scalp was covered with little
team enn lord more hay tluiu three o f inflammation- iu fact, 1 find where again.
pimples and I suffered tortures from
men can in the old way. It takes the the system 1 * nourished and strong
T lie clerk took counsel with a col- !
the itching. I w as scratching all day
hay up cleaner Ibun any ruke I ever there Is les-t danger o f reteution o f the league at the counter, and for tlie sake
and night, and I could get no rest. I
saw. In 1908 1 had seven loads of afterbirth and caked udders. The main o f their own prospects the tw o young
Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor O i l , Pnre-
washed my head with hot water and
rousou for this fear is the custom of men determined to suy nothing about
Koric, Drops and Soothing' Syrups. It is lMcasaut. it
Cuticura Soap and then applied the
feeding at this time feeds lacking in the affair, but to bear the lots them- ,
Cuticura Ointment as a dressing. One
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narootie
'•rotdn and ash. a practice sure to selves. Each paid £8 to make good the :
box o f Cuticura Ointment and one cake
substance. Its age ls its guarantee. It destroys Worms
ring trouble.
o f Cuticura Soap cured me. N ow tny
loss and stopped the number.
and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
1 have known farmers to feed four
head is en tirely clear and my hair is
The man who presented the note for 1
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
grow ing splendidly. 1 have used Cuti
quart* o f oat# Just a fte r calving and payment tlie other day had found it
cura Soap ever since, and shall never
aud Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
eel sun* It was the cause o f the cow among the paper« o f hi* father, who re
be without it. (sign ed ) Ada C. Smith,
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
getting on well. T ill» U tradition feed cently died.
309 Grand St., Jersey City, N . J.”
her out« for fVnir weeks before, atul I
The Children's Panacea—Tho Mother’s Friend.
Tlie tw o clerks Instrumental lu stop
tm sure good w ill come from the prac ping the note were traced, and, though
tice. ro w s fed In this way w ill pass both hud left the employ o f the Lon
U k N U IN E
A L W A Y S
hrough the ordeal easily.
don and County bunk long ago. each
I prefer to have them by themselves ha« received buck his £f> after tlie lapse
Bears the Signature of
n box stalls, not lu an adjoining room, o f twenty-three years.—London Mall.
Crusted Scalps Cleansed and
HAY LOADER SAVES ONE SIAN.
hut In the same stable where the tem
P u r i f i e d by Cuticura Soap
heavy clover down, and a severe rain
perature Is the same and they feel
S tre e t le e C re a m .
storm came up In the night, 'l he next ciiite at home. As soon as the c a lf Is
Assisted by lig h t dressings o f Cuti
Typhoid fev er has been traced to va
cura, the great s k i n c u r e , T h is
morning 1 «tarted in and went over dropped I give the eow all the hot w a
rious causes, and for long lee crea pi has
treatment at once stops fallin g hair,
the field with a hay tedder three times
ter she will drink. The Animal ls more
been regarded as a means o f conveying
removes crusts, scales, and dandruff,
and the hay was ready to draw iu. If or less feverish and -needs water, but
this disease. In the Lancet some time
destroys hair parasites, soothes irri
it had been raked or bunched It would not cold or even cool water. I would
tated, itch in g surfaces, stimulates the
ago an account was given by Dr. W. G.
have been spoiled. The loader saves prefer to give a small quautlty o f cold
hair follicles, loosens the scalp akin,
Barras o f an alarming outbreak o f on- 1
all the heavy lifttng. all the raking ♦ hnn none at all. But hot w ater—Just
supplies the roots with energy and
teric fever which occurred in Septew- I
after and does not break so many
is hot as she w ill take It—w ill take out
nourishment, and makes the hair grow
her last at (»ovan, Scotland, and which
he kinks and do more good than a
leaves off clover. 1 have never used
upon a swe«-t, wholesome, healthy
scalp when all else fails.
but one team on it. and it is a very V. 8 . and drug store combined. T ry it. was clearly traced to Infected Ice
T H « C E N T AU R C O M P A N Y . T T M U R R A Y STR E ET. NE W T O R * C ITY.
cream. It 1ms been conclusively prov !'
C o m p l e t e external and internal
durable machine, not getting out o f re
Whether the calf should stay with
treatment for every humour, from
pair easily, but of course it ought to die mother Is o f less Importance and cd that the disease may be spread by I
pim ples to scrofula, from infancy to
be under shelter when not iu use. H may he a nonessentlnl. It w ill largely the use o f ice und ice cream by the fact
age, consisting o f C u t i c u r a Soap,
will pay for Itself within tw o seasons
iepend upon the peculiarity o f the that Its micro-organism has been culti
Ointment, and P ills, may now be had
on lhe average farm.
nother. If she Is Inclined to hold up vated after having been frozen In ice '
o f a ll druggists for one dollar. A
T A N K A G E FOR H 0 G 6 .
•pinedy, a « Mr. Olm remark« h I. was to
•er milk when the calf is taken away for a very considerable period. There
single set is often sufficient to cure
are so many agencies by which typhoid keep a sharp lookout lo r the hoes am!
i
would
not
let
It
suck,
but
milk
her
the most distressing cases.
Its E ffe c t o n r n r «-«»* « O t m p n r e d W lt l»
H E L P F U L H O G S.
Cuticura Ilctolvent, liquid and in the form '»I Chocolate
W H A T G O O D ROADO ARE.
iml feed the calf.
I f the udder is fever may be spread that it behooves 1 get ahead o f them by picking the flow
l i i u l o f C o ry .
Coattd Pill«, Cuticura Ointment, and Cuticura >oan are
the health departments o f cities to ers before the wiugeil pests got a
•olo throughout the world. Potter Lrtik Ac them. Corp.,
A a i H i x l u a t t U A e e c a t o r y t o t h e l - p t o j caked and the eow is not Irritated by
W hen the Indiana experiments with
157 Columbus A re.. Burton, Solo Proprietor».
T i l . IJ IlT e re n e e l l e t w e e u O a r U t a h .
D a te D a iry .
lie calf it will l>e a quick and easy keep a watchful eye on all suspected «-bailee at them.—Lewiston Journal.
m r send for “ »low to Cure- Every Humour,' and
tankage closed, tw o pigs lu each lot
w n yM nu<J T h o m e o f E u r o p e .
*• Uow to Have Beautiful Ilai/ "
By D A V ID G PAGE, before the Kansas
va.v o f reducing the udder to a nor sources o f infection and means o f dis
were slaughtered and tile various parts
I f after tw o weeks o f rainy weather,
Dairy association.
G o t h i c T y p e t o B ln m e.
mal condition. It Is nature’s method. semination. The ice cream season ls
o f the body weighed, says the Farm
followed by one hour o f sunshine, a
All over this great state many farm
According to the Berliner Tageblntt, Home.
: do not believe the mother and calf fast approaching, and it would be well
The expected difference lu
C H U R C H D IR E C TO R V .
bicycler can speed along at a gait of ers are milking large numbers o f cow*
houkl lx* separated from sight at once to exercise vigilance over the methods the shortsightedness o f recruits is be weight o f vital organs o f the tuukage
iglit
miles
un
hour
and
sling
no
mud
who ought to cut down their herds
ifter birth. It is not natural and ero ’ employed in its manufacture by the ginning to cause anxiety to the Ger fed hogs as compared with those fed
P rea ch in g hours at 11 and 7 .30.
up his back, if a fter-a dry summer', and add a number o f hogs to their
des an unrest, often damaging to the horde o f peripatetic venders o f this man War office. “ Bismarck himself,” ou corn was not very apparent. A corn
m . k . c f iu r c h ,
(raffle a funeral train can move over stock. Many hog breeders ought to
uture of the cow. The individuality popular summer delicacy in N ew York. comments the London Chronicle, “ who j fed pig weighing 1 N 2 pounds yielded
P rea ch in g Sunday m orn in g and e v lho road without raising the dust, If
sell off some o f their stock aud buy
had to take to glasses long before h e 1 four and a half pounds o f blood, which
>f the mother should lw uote-.l and «—Medical Record.
enin g. Sunday school at 9:45. Ep- after several years’ use there are lie
some good milk cows that w ill be able
was out o f office, was strongly o f this , was tlie same as that o f a pig weighing
•atered to ut this time rather than
wortli league at 6 :3*
P rayer m eet perceptible rats made by wagon wheel,
H oiiKkouv F ir«t.
lo give, the full pail every day. The
opinion, though, from motives, o f pa-I 195 pounds fed the smaller tankuge ra
he arbitrary Judgment o f the owner.
in g Thu rsday even in g.— ./as. M oore, or horses' hoofs, then w e can pro
The importance o f the fa r east in the triotism, he would not hear o f the abo
cream should be sold a fte r separation,
tion and only t w o ounces more than aj
pastor,
bounce It a good roud.
commerce o f the w orld ut the present lition o f the gothic type aud invariably
but the skim milk should never leave
I-V e d ln u r t h e D a i r y C o w .
lf »0 pound ; ig fro . the lot fed on corn-;
8 ome o f you may think this but uu the farm. It is only by a perfect bal
time
Is
strikingly
Illustrated
by
this
refused the g ift o f any book printed meal, shorts and tankage. There w ill
A good cow I k u milk making ma
Idle
dream,
impossible
o
f
realization.
ance o f hogs and cows that dairying
But the auti- no difference in either weight or length
BAPTIST CHURCH.
ilin '. Usually she will give inilk In statement, made by the bureau o f sta m rouian characters.
P rea ch in g Sunday m orn in g and e v You need but travel a little In soul, In Kausus will yield Its largest returns
gotlilc party Is now gaining ground, o f small intestines due to feeding the
roportlou to the feed given. I f milk tistics:
o
f
the
European
countries
to
undeceive
T I 10 port at which in 11)03 was the and several newspapers and numerous highly nitrogenous feed. T be pig show
and that hog breeding w ill bring the
e n in g . Sunday school at 10. B. Y .
t tho object It pays to feed the rigid
You will greatest amount o f cash.
largest vessel tonnage movement was scientific works are printed lu roman ing the greatest length o f small intes
Eastern
P . U. at 6;30. P rayer m eetin g W e d yourselves in this respect
.ind o f feed liberally. I f milk Is want
Und
that
such
roads
ure
possible,
aud
methods o f intensive farm ing are being
n esday e v e u iu g .— J. B. Thom pson,
•d only for fam ily n^e It may be that Hongkong. The total amount o f the type, which the emperor' himself is tines (G5 feet 4 inches) was fed on corn,
not only possible, bul lu the loug run rapidly but surely transplanted to the
he docs not need to he fed to her full tonnage o f the vessels entering and said lo •’avor.”
pastor.
tlie next greatest length o f small intes
the mo. t economical. In this country fertile prairies o f the west, and farm
clearing from it was about 20 . 000 . 000 ,
a pa city.
tine being 60V& feet from a tankage fed
(a extensive drives or bicycle rides we ers are beginning more and more to
S
lo
rd
y
Fx-di*IoIe*.
or. if Chinese Junks engaged in the for
pig. The only difference in the diges
PRKHHYTKRlAN CHURCH.
rejoice when we approach u town, for realize the returns from dairy cows.
Johnny
M
cGraw
has
eight
old
O
ri
eign trade be Included, more than 21,- *
tive organs that could be charged to
P rea ch in g Hunday m orn in g and e v there we expect to liiul solid roads.
oles
on
h!s
team
o
f
N
ew
Yo:Tc
Giants
000,000. London is second, with 19.-
T h r e e H o e * to O n e C o w .
the feed was tlie condition o f the stom
en in g, Sunday school at 10. C h ris
In most o f the European countries,
now.
T!i*
y
are
M
cGraw,
McGlnnlty,
Ailments
and
Cures
000,000, follow ed closely by Antwerp.
W ith good cows farmers should be
achs In the corn fed lot. These were
tian E ndeavor at 6:30. Prayer m eet . hi the other hand, w e rejoice when we
McCann.
Bresnahan,
Donliu,
Bower-
T lie tonnage o f N ew York in 1004 was '
filled with “ sour, offensive smelling
in g Thursday e ve n in g .------, — ------- get out o f the towns with their bard, able to keep at least three hogs per
man.
Clarke
and
Gilbert.
18,000,000. Hongkong, it may be re
cow, but this number may be Increased
Uop.v milk U utmost ln\adultly ra m
corn meal,” and tbe contents o f one o f
— , pastor.
rough paving blocks and reach the
If a lfalfa is available to carrying the | •J by drinking from staguaut water, membered, is a free port at which many
them weighed 11 pounds 4 ounces,
smooth, clean country macadam. In
D c lm n r * » F f a t .
pigs over times when lactation is de
t appears mostly iu summer ami fall vessels engaged in the Chinese, Japa
while tbe next greatest weight of
this country, especially In the western
W.
A.
t
larke,
Jr.’s,
Now
York
bred
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
.ion'.list. Tl;o one way of preventing it nese and Australasian trade call. Lon
stomach contents was 6 pounds 5
states, tlie plan Is to make the high creased. Farmers ure raising less com
matinee
trotter.
Master
Deliuar.
re
P rea ch in g Sunday m orn in g and e v
4 to keep the herd on good, clean don would head the list but for the
ounces, found in the case o f 0 pig fed
way wide euough to enable us to turn and wheat and more a lfalfa and dairy
cently won a Los Angeles wagon event
e n in g. Bible school at 10. Senior
.round and h ive the udders washed fact that often its vessels take part o f ¡
on corn meal, shorts and tankage. This
out from umdholes and dusty trucks. cow*, but the time is at hand when
la
2:17,
2:1S.
very
creditable
time,
am-
C h ristian
E ndeavor at 0:30. Bible
m l wiped before milktng.—Farm Jour- their cargo from another British port,
apparently ttour, abnormal condition o f
In the old country the plan Is to keep the good dairyman must understand
as Cardiff, and receive their foreign •iteur driven.
class and prayer m eetin g Thursday
the contents o f the stomachs was not
tul.
the road narrow enough to enable them hog rearing and com I due it with the
«•learanee
at
It.
9courn In C a l v e « .
e v e n in g .— G . L. Lobdell, pastor.
particularly marked with the tankage
to llx It properly.
I .anil Is valuable < dairying.
B
R
IC
H
T
’
S
D
IS
E
A
S
E
.
A llow in g the <*alf
become very
fed pigs.
P e i d S k im M ilk , S w e e t o r S o a r.
for cultivation, hut roadside weeds are
Be«*«
Siim
c
F
l
o
w
e
r
«
.
tungry anti then allow ing It to con-
T lie largest sum ever paid for a pre
When the carcasses w ere cooled aud
The advantage o f feeding the milk
a nuisance.
A
t
the
Keunebee
conservatory
a
gen
BVANOBMCAL CHURCH.
time largo quantities In a rapid man
scription changed hands in San F ia n - cut up the only appreciable difference
ou the farm is the very great saving
tleman
was
looking
over
the
show
o
f
;
P rea ch in g Hunday m o rn in g and ev
»er 1 « a very common cau- e o f scours,
cisco, August 30, 1901. T h e transfer that could be traced to the feed was a
o f haulage to and from the skimming
e n in g at the
Dallas college chapel.
vritea E. M. Mlchener, V. M. I>., in plants anti flowers when ho asked Su- ! in volved in coin and «took $112,500, somewhat greater accumulation o f In
station, and where the whole milk is
•perintendent
OI
111
If
he
ever
had
iron
¡
The Leading Paper of the j
S u n d ay school at 10. Christian En
and was paid by a party of busi ternal fat In the corn fed pigs, and the
sold there is tbe elimination of middle •'arm Journal. The young calf should
jave its day's allowance given In hot ble with bees iu his glass houses.
d ea vo r at 0:30. Prayer m eetin g Thu rs
ness men lor a specific for B righ t’s flesh was somewhat less firm than that
Pacific Coast
men’s profits. As to feeding the milk
“Yes,”
replied
Mr.
Olm.
“
In
the
|
oss than four separate feeds o f equal
d ay e ve n in g .— 1). M . M etzger, pastor,
disease and diabetes, h ith erto incura o f the tankage fed carcasses. Feeding
sweet or sour or feeding buttermilk
early
spring
and
through
the
spring
I
tankage did not show a marked influ
ble diseases.
from the creamery, one has to l>e gov quantity and at regular intervals o f !
time. No sudden changes should be months I have a great deal o f bother
T h e y com m enced tbe serious inves ence on the relative amount o f lean
erned purely by local conditions. A t
with
bees.
They
dodge
Into
one
flow-
¡
mule In quality or quautlty o f food.
tigation o f the specific N ovem b er 15, meat, but this feature was very plainly
any rate, the thing to do Is to get milk,
Contributing causes o f scours are spoil- j er. then into another, in which by 1900. T h e y in terview ed scores o f tbe Influenced by tlie breed. H a lf the pigs
either sweet skim ndlk, sour skim milk
sprinkling
the
pollen
o
f
the
first
flower
*d or tainted food, unclean drinking
cured and tried it ou t on its m erits by were Berkshire* and half Poland-Cbl-
or buttermilk. They will all make sat
ressels, dark, damp, poorly ventilated they destroy the second.”
putting over three dozen cases on the uas. The Berkshire carcasses showed
isfactory returns if fed to hogs.
For example, a pink bloom Into treatm en t and watching them . T h e y relatively more lean meat than tho
and unclean stables.
which
a
pollen
covered
bee
had
flown
T I M E C A R D NO. 24.
In
treatment
of
scours
diminish
the
also go t physicians to name chrom e, Pohind-China carcasses, ami In every
The very best weekly Newspaper
IClTect o f A l k a l i o u A l f a l f a .
amount o f food, give one dose of from would close over nlcht. and flip onlv incurable cases, and adm inistered it Instance tlie depth o f fa t on the buck
No. 2 for Y a ip iin a :
published in the entire West.
The relation of alfalfa to alkali soil
one
to
three
ounces
o
f
castor
oil
ou
an
Leaves A lb a n y ..................... 12 :4f> p m
with tlue physicians for judges. Up was less in the carcasses o f the Berk
I has been Investigated by the C alif or- •»mpty stomach. I f the case is severe
Leaves C o rv a llis ................... 1:45 p m
to A u gu st 25th 87 per .cent o f the test shires than in those o f the Pol und-Chi
j nia experiment station. It was found
follow
with
this
prescription:
Take
o
f
A rrives Y a q u i n a ....................5:45 p m
cases were eith er well o r progressing na*.
Inrlmlinff poKtugo to Any i art o f the
that tHl» tolerance o f salt solutions In
<alol one dram, soda bicarbonate four
No. 1 re tu rn in g :
United S(ati*8, ( ’ hiuu I h and Mexico
favorably.
j the soil by young alfalfa plants was as
drams.
Mix
and
divide
Into
six
pow-
«till F o r Sheep.
Leaves Y a q u iu a .................. 7:16 a m
T h e re being but thirteen per cent
I follows, which represents the amount
It
is
b
*st
because,
besides
’
ers.
G
ive
on«»
powuer
every
three
to
The effect o f salt on tlie health of
Leuven C o rv a llis ................... 11:30 a 111
o
f
failures,
the
parties
w
e
e
satisfied
j o f alkali in an acre o f soil for the up-
print ng aii the news of the world
five hours, according to the age and .
A rrives A lb a n y ......................12:15 p m
and closed the transaction. T h e pre the sheep Is not generally understood.
each week in an interesting .way
I per tw o feet: Podium carbonate, 1,200
strength o f th*» animal.
No. 3 for A lb an y-D etroit:
ceding* of tlie in vestigatin g com m it Its effect Is to give tone to the organ
and t u 11 y illustrating m any
1 pounds; sodium chloride, 780 pounds;
C o n t a g io n « A bortion .
Leaves Alban y for D etroit. . 7 :30 a 111
articles, it has jjecial depart
tee ami the clinical reports of the test ism. The nsh o f the blood o f a healthy
I sodium sulphate. 1,200 pounds. W ell
sheep contains about 00 per cent salt
A rrive s D e t r o it ..............
12:30 p m
ments devoted to—
Cows that have aborted should be
cases were published and will be mail
1 fstubliHhed plants are aide to wlth-
T suffered for a lon g time with a bac ed Iree on application. Address John and the ash o f urine 33 per oent. The
washed out with a 1 per cent solution
N o . 4 from D etroit
AGRICULTURE
| stand a much larger proportion o f mln-
scarcity o f such an Important constit
t ose of Catarrh, and took a great «leal 01 J. Fu lton com pany, 409 W ashington
if eroo In or Iys > 1 . contiuu'ng this dally
le a v en D etroit .................... 1 :30 p m
HORTICULTURE
1 era) salts. An old a lfalfa tiekl iu good
uent in the blood means a relaxation o f
uuiil all discharge has stopped. P reg medicine wi.hout any benefit.
A rrives A lb a n y .................... 0:30 p in
POULTRY
street, San Francisco, California.
j condition was examined In which the
I had a continual headache, my cheek*
vital energy.
N o . 6 for A l b a n y -
nant cows should be given sodium hy
LIVd STOCK
alkali
present
lu
the
up|*er
six
feet
of
had
grown
purple,
my
nose
was
always
Leaves C o r v a llis .................. 0 :30 a m
MINING
posulphite once dally in tablespoonful
stopped
up?
my
breath
had
a
sickening
ant
an
acre
was:
Sodium
carbonate.
3,000;
A rrives Alban y
................ 7:10 a 111
LITERATURE
S h o fli’ X lhi* H«»r«r.
doses us a drench. When cows abort disgusting odor,-and I coughed incessantly
sodium chloride. 6 , 000 ; sodium sul
No 8 f o r C o rva llis
FASHIONS
A horse that is being constantly
iu pasture great care should be taken
I
heard
o
f
your
S.
S.
S.
and
wrote
you
L e a v e Alban y lor Corvallis. 2:40 p m
phate.
102,000
pounds.
In
such
old
and SrO K TS
worked should have bis shoes changed
to burn the offspring on the spot where
I commenced to use it, and after taking
Helds the plants shade the soil and
A r r ' e Corvallis .................. 3:20 p m
These are presided over by
it dropped, and the immediate vicinity
several bottles I was cured and have
or refitted every four or live weeks.
N o . 7 for A l b a n y -
prevent
the
surface
ev:\(»oration
which
editors having a thorough knowl
hould be thoroughly Mined.—Farm and never since had the slightest symptom ol
H I* feet should he examined every day
Leaves C o rv a llis ............. 6:00
p m
tends to bring the a lfalfa upward. If
edge of their specialties.
The
the disease.
M iss M a r y L. S t o r m , j
llanch.
or two. T lie hoofs are more often
A rrives Alb an y
................ 0:40 p m
alfalfa
Is
to
1»e
sown
upon
alkali
soil,
pages devoted to Agriculture,
Cor. 7 th & Felix Sis., St. Joseph, Mo.
B lo a tin g Cow».
injured by had shoeing and by allow ing
N o . C for C o r v a l l i s
Horticulture. Poultry and Live
the ollcall should be first leached dow n
Leuven A lb a n y ................. 0:15 p m
Regarding the treatment o f cow * suf
’the ahoes to remain on too long than by
W heeling, W. Va., May 29 , 1903 .
Stock are well Illustrated and
ward
by
one
or.
If
necessary,
two
thor
Arrives C o rv a llis ................. 9:66 p m
fering from bloat n correspondent o f
all other causes combined.
I had Nasal Catarrh for years for which I
filled with matter of the greatest
ou gh Irrigations before planting. W ith 1
T rain No. 1 arrive* in Albany in tim e
Kurni New Yorker writes; W e have used S. S. S. with very gratifying results.
interest to all engaged in these
the
alkali,
or
at
least
the
excess
o
f
It,
to con n ect with the 8 . P. southbound
a way th it makes pun.during o f the ' I tried «local applications for some time,
industries, every lin e b e in g
S ol i n e e f o r e r R .
kept below five or six feet by proper
written by those who are In close
train.
paunch "look like 30 cents,” ami as and getting no permanent relief I cametc
Sheep rpstore to the soli a larm-r pro
Irrigation
the
alfalfa
will
thrive.—A.
8
.
touch with conditions prevailing
T ra in No. 2 connects with the 8 . P.
fur as I ever have been able to find | the conclusion that the seat of the trouble
portion o f the elements that they take
Hitchcock
on this Coast.
trains at C orvallis and Alban y g iv in g
out It Is not found In any text book. . was in the bl *od. Knowing S. S. S to be P O R T L A N O - T H E D A L L E S R O U T E . from It In gruxInK than do any other
a good blood medicine I regan its use. i
d irect service to N ew p o rt and adja
W
e
have
a
piece
o
f
strong
rubber
stock
SEND FDR SAMPLE COPY,
and after using it for some little while if
H u l u l i l f a n d lii«o lu h lc l l a m a s .
cent beaches.
steam pipe, three-quarter Inch, as used . did away entirely with the offensive mu
it will be sent free.
Sten m o r s :
Soluble humus compounds are the
r r a a e «vniT« r o r itonii».
Train
No. 3
leave* Alban y for
iu many creameries.
This is about ! cus in the nostrils, and I did not have tc
product* formed from the decay o f the
Do you wart the Chronicle
HI. there. Dick, John. Tom and Bill,
Detroit 7 ; 30 ♦» m , arrivin g (here in
* ight feet long. W o place a clevis In hawk and spit, especially in the morning,
Insoluble humus. The notable humus •
Hustle now with right good w ill:
1 he cow’s mouth and after oiling the t to dislodge the catarr hal matter.
am ple tim e to reach the Breiteuburh
Cast your plummet« a ft and fore.
product* are chemically combined with
1627 South St.
F k k d H. P r k ss y .
hot spring* that day.
tubing let down to the stomach. This !
On the port side throw one o'er;
Nome mineral matter. The amount o f |
Holst one to the starboard. John.
let*
the
accumulated
gas
pass
out
In
T rain No. 4 between Alb an y ami
Showing the United States. Do
The filthy secretions and foul mucus tbal
water soluble humus in soils Ht any one 1
W hat? No bottom! Well. I swan!
D etroit comibt is with the Eugene local
a very short time. W e then give a dose ire continually dropping back into the
minion of Canada and Northern
time Is small; that lost by le*ch!ng and
at Alban y, al*o with local from C or
Mexico on one side. MAP OF
o f salts or Uttseod oil. and that Is all throat, find their way into the stomach
This spring mud doe« beat all—whew!
in drainage water 1 * retduced through
Guess the earth was fro «e clear
THE WORLD, presenting to view
there Is to It. With a herd o f 180 anl- j ind are absorbed into the Mood. Catarrh
vallis.
decay
of
tbe
Insoluble
h
until*.
which
through
In one continuous map. with all
then becomes con-
T rain No. 5 leaven C orvallis at 6 : 30 1
mats we find fn the couree o f a year
gradually decreases In nmount unless
N
o w the frost is going out
aieas
In
true
proportion,
the
en
i f l m £ 3 fo j A
stitntional.and the
a. in., arrives at Alban y 7 :30 a. m. in
C o n n e c t i n g a t L y ie w i t h t h e
ninny opportunities to nse our tubing
She's all mush, beyond a doubt.
fresh supplies o f huuiUM form ing m a t*
tire surface of the Earth on the
O
1 m
x B
v onl v wav to get rid
Horseless vehicles? W hy. yes;
tim e to catch Eugene local to Portlan d
and have never had any had results.
other side.
rial* are added to the soil
A
wt
M
of it is through the
Mules could handle one. I guess.
am i train 10 Detroit.
in « city o f N ew York spends more
blood.
W
rite
us
if
Send $2 and get the Map and
T rain No. 8 leaves Albany for Cor* j
money «ve ry year than did tbe govern
W ish our congressman was here;
R a ilw a y C o m p a n y fo r
Ta ng led H air.
"W eekly Chronicle" for one year,
vou have Catarrh,
Guess he'd see his duty clear
valli* at 2.40 p. in. alter the arrival
ment of the United State* before the
postage prepaid on Map and
Hair
that
lias
become
matted
dur-
Daly,
«j|
u
« A aud our physict- W a h k a lcu s ,
As regards that good roads bill
o f 8 . P. northbound overland.
civil
war.
Tbe
niunb
ipal
budget
la
Paper.
In the legislative mill
).ȣ severe sickness muv be un tan four time* tl.e whole coat o f tbe state k
Coldendale
L J l W j B ans will advise you Centerville
T ia iu No. 7 leaves C orvallis «? 6 :0 0
And would hustle, first and last,
A
lt
'!
all
>ther
Klk’kiUt
valley
point*
gled bv moistening it with alcohol government. II amounts to over $29
without charge.
|>. m., mi rives in Alban y at 6 :4 0 p in .
Until he had got It passed.
und combing the locks out little by « year for every man. woman and The Swift Specific Com pany. A tla nta , fin
in tim e lo con n ett with the h e a l for
Stoamor* leave Portland dail>, except Su-idav, at
By mail. p o » U « » paid
Trade ls paralysed, o f course;
7 a m.. eiinnei-tiAf at Lyle with C. ft. A N train for
E u gen e and w «y point«.
«•him.
little with a very coarse comb.
It could hardly be much worse.
GoMervllCe At 5:*) p m . train urrfvln« 4t L »Men- !
T rain No. 7 1ctv * Albany for Cor-
•tale at 7.*S p. in. 8te*m -n arriv« The Italic* «-.3*
A week's pushing failed to start
p. m. steamer leave« The Daite* dally, except Sun-
A ught except an old road cart
v alli* at 9 : 15 p. n»., after th< arrival of
A Laundry Suggostion.
tlay. at 7:30 a. m. C K .* .V tr«in leavtttif Golden
That I’ d vowed to give away.
Address
d ie 8 . P. local from Portland.
•lair at 0:10 a m connect* with thi« ~t«-amer for' Port
To prevent clothes from being
But !t brought a " I r today.
Untl, arriving at P«.rtlaiR at 0 pm.
M.
H.
d.
YOUNC.
F o r further inform ation apply to
streaked by the use of bluing in
Could w e have good roads In March,
Prop ietor
J .C . MAYO,
hard water s tir the bluing in one
My. but wouldn't It put starch
"Ban Francisco Chronicle."
For drUilod information of tickets, ^
into the vehicle trade
half cupful of milk before adding \o
General Passenger Agent,
,
San Prancieco, Cal.
r-*M S-‘ 0P this MliiHt cf your h*fr? At this rate you wifi soon berth reservations, sl<-„ call or write ] TUI
w e’d think our fortunes mads!
r . C o c k rs ll, agent. A lb an y.
th« water.
CIRCULATION DKI'ARTMRNT
to
Alder
street
wharf,
Portland,
Or.
And
If congress helps a bit
t a.-y be r ' . L . t remember that Hall s M :ir Henewer
new er
ki. H . Crouise, ag en t, C orvallis.
|
Maybe ws w ill have them.yet.
1 H. O. CAM PBELL, Manager.
DAY t i NIGHT
WILL NEVER BE
WITHOUT CUTICURA
CUTICURA GROWS HAIR
In an luter**tlng adtlres* la-for.- •
meeting o f the grange at Ortmn. N. Y..
Cuuuty Engineer J. Y. McCllutock
•poke 00 the uiany advantage« of
couutrjr life aud the importuLce o f ha»-
lug good road». He advocated butkllug
wide road. «0 that all veh icle, could
aafely j-a»«.
On the dealrabllity of
having tree, along the roud he had th*
follow ing to say:
W e kuow that bedRM, small tree,
aud hu.hea are not suitable aloug out
road, became o f ilrlftiu g auowa, bul
then- are great tree* which w ill grow
up high and be a source o f enjoyment
and uttructlveue... 1 kuow that aouie
w ill object to tree* because tln-y wlli
to Home extent reduce the productive
IU-.SH o f a «trip o f land within tbeli
range, but u. far a* I cult It-aru a good
row of trees along a road w ill makt
the farm more Pliable. Many o f yout
farm « will 1 » bought by people from
tin- city, ami to them surely the tree?
will be un advantage. There «hould
not Is- dense rows o f trees, but they
should be placed far euough apart t<
permit o f full development of each
[re*. There are certain trees lu yout
town which many people look upon « ,
personal friends, and many d rive« and
walks are taken to visit them aud coin«
under their Influence.
The pride o f New England as well a>
oh I England Is the noble old trees
which connect hi one life the times of
our sturdy forefather* und the pres
ent. It requires time aud care to se
cure g o o d trees, but they nre worth
tho cost iu creating the beuutlful via
tus which ure so effective lu architec
ture, lu making coollug shade and I d
trleate forms so refreshing to the body
and delightful to the eye, lu making
wind breaks which are beneficial to
many c r o p s and In transforming a
bleak, Hat country Into nu enjoyable
living and looking place. With united
effort you can secure nil the most at
tractive features which rich men aud
cities secure by lavish expenditure of
money In the formation o f parks, and
It will all udd to tbe value of your prop
erty.
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