Heppner gazette., March 19, 1903, Image 2

TO GROW HOGS
mux svi ...'' wiu- r.sva:
i tiidxu im: imh sruv.
onviiiK-a (Hat Alfalfa Can be
t;rot " Siiccr.sJl'iill' on Hill
l.andsi
Kpn Swuguart, proprietor of the East
tro Oretoii S'ock Farm was an interest
ing, visitor at the (Jazi- ith office last
ivcek.
As usual, Mr. Swaggart was in a
t-Kirry.
"It about oeonpies uy entire time in
ts-ikint: after my stock farm. Six hun
fdreu l ea i of horses, with a lot of young
crolts, and with the cattle acd hogs, etc.,
..m the ratu'ii. keeps my men and my
.-ilf bt.sv" said Mr. Swaggart.
" While I am c ne of the oldest horee
growers in the county, and expect to
oont'iNiu' with this industry. I am now
starting with another industry, I am
joing to raise hogs. Yes, it pays."
"Work has now been started -on my
ranch to conduct the industry on qu te
a large scale."
'"The first thing that I am going to do
ue to gt land ready to sow about 40
.acres to alfalfa. My trip here today, is
to see about getting the seed."
Your land is pricipally hill land is it
riot, inquired the newspaper man.
"Yea," said Mr. Swaggart, "that is
just where 1 am g"ing to sowniy alfalfa.
The idea tlr t alfalfa will only grow on
Hettoui lands is erroneous. I found thi
jut 20 yearn ago when I gave the matter
ivre'.ty thorough test. I do ot mean
to Ftiy that alfalfa will grow any wlere,
Kr.zt I do know that this plant will grow
fairly well o:i the north siopes and on
iihe heavier soils. I have tried beard
;.ss barley, rye and various grasses, on
tti; hills but found that alfalfa would
f.rodneo for feed for pasture than any of
fits grasses. I do not expect to cut two
sr three crops, but will leave it only for
Ii&pt ure."
"The land is being plowed now, and
F expect to seed it right away.
"This alfalfa pasture will be express
t.y tor my hogs, and it is the flnest in tbe
xjsrorM."
How many hogs do you expect to
um off each year, asked the reporter.
"Well, any wheie from 500 to 1000
Siead," answered Mr. Swaggart, "that
a, after I get started proper. I now
Slave HO broo 1 sows to start with, and
will increase my drove as I get fixed for
it. I have a good man who will devote
ris entire attention to this pan of the
farm work."
"I don't know of anything that will j
Hruii; qu'tker returns than hogs, and 1 1
don't know of any better p lace to raife j
hm ihan i i Morrow county. Today. j
iZrt id hogs are worth six and one half
rcts y.tr pound live weight, and you ;
o&n si-e thev are good property."
"Very fiv hogs are shipped from
Morrow county. I d.m't know the
?v-isori f r this. Instead of paying eight
.j.ents eai-h for sacks and wearing out
ix vr.gons and Irorses, I can realize a
ioliar ii hu.-'nt.d for wheat by feeding it
Everything has been favoiableon my
A'.ork farm this winter. My horses have
wtcltred well, in fact I think stock hfs
wintered well all over the county."
ort h i ( ill Congress.
tVashington, March 12. Senators Ful
of Oregon, and Heyburn, of Idaho,
I ?'; ?.t the Wiiite House this evening
with President Roosevelt, along with a
:in-i.er of other newly elected Senators.
Sienttor Ankeny, of Washington, was
incited to the dinner, but was unable
to itter.d on account of illness. He ex
pels to be able to attend the Senate
oit Monday !and to then take the
Tonight's dinner was a purely
eod&l juration, giving tbe Preeident an
opportnnity to become acquainted with
br new lawmakers.
StLztor Fulton was today assigned an
3 ze 730:11 in the Capitol Terrace, ad
jor.ir ;hat -f Senator Mitchell. He
ttzo'k. pof sdssion at once.
Senator H ? b'lrnjs waiting for Senate
TYi- to -t5 his room in tbe Senate
Acsc:r, '-h.it he can take possession.
ro hi: calm:u in oc toiikh.
i:xlra Scssloni of Congress on
Cuban Treaty.
Washington, March 12. It is the
present intention of President Roosevelt
to call an extra session of both branches
of Congress to convene October next,
with a view to taking action looking to
putting into operation the pending Cu
ban reciprocity treaty. The treaty comes
too late to be of benefit to the raisers of
last year's crop of Cuban sugar, as the
crop is harvested in Novt ruber. By
securing early action on the treaty,
however, as now proposed, the Presi
dent hopes to give the Cubans the bene
fit of the reciprocity agreement by the
time their next crop of sugar is put upon
the market. He believes that, if the
treaty is allowed to wait until the
regular session, it may be de'ayed, from
one cause or another, until it goes over
and becomes operative after the next
crop is marketed.
Prompt action would be assured in a
special session called for the one specific
purpose. There would be nothing gain
ed in calling an extra session at thi
tim?, and, furthermore, it would inter
fere to some extent with the President's
proposed Western trip, which he desires
shall ha as long and extended as possible.
Tbe Santa Fe and Southeru Pa
cific; Hie struggling for supremacy
in the North California timber
belt.
To Cure a Cold in One Day
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All druggists refund the money if it
tails to cure. K. W. Grovt's su-un-ture
is on eaob box. 25o.
The Moro Observer says that a 10
foot vein of first-class steam coal has
been discovered on John Reck man's
farm near Kent, in Sherman county.
The discovery was made by James
Tomlin, who was engaged in drilling a
well for water. The coal is 193 feet be
low the surface overlaid by a had
sandstone cap Plans are on foot to
organize a company to develop the find
without delay.
Tragedy Averted.
"Just in tbe nick of time our little boy
wns saved" writes Mrs. W. Watkius of
Pleasant Ci'y, Ohio, ' Pneumonia bad
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Mrs. Fred UnraLth,
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"After my first baby wa born I did not
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doctor gave me a tonic which he consid
ered very superior, but Instead cf getting
better I grew weaker every day. My hus
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regulat3 the menstrual flow.
IlllllllliiiSlJ Hill
i mmm? X X
There was a cry in
the streets. People
rushed from their
doors and strained
their eyes on the
struggling balloonist
fighting for life.
Even the poor, pant
ing sufferer in the
sick room was for
gotten while the fam
ily gazed breathless at this strange
tragedy of the air. Then they went back
to the sick room to tell of the terrible
struggle for life they had just witnessed.
It did not occur to them that under their
very eyes a more terrible, more pathetic
struggle was going on daily.
There can be nothing more pitiful
than the struggle the consumptive
makes against disease. The greatest
help in this struggle is gained by the
use of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery. It cures obstinate coughs, weak
and bleeding lungs, emaciation, and
other ailments which if neglected or
unskillfully treated find a fatal termina
tion in consumption.
In 1S98 one of my daughters was suffering on
account of a severe "cough, hectic fever, wasting
of flesh and other symptoms of diseased lutips,"
writes Rev. Joseph H. Fesperman, of Barium
Springs, Iredell Co., N. C. "I promptly gave
her Dr. R. V. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
with gratifvinR success, and she now enjoys
excellent hV;;lth. This being true, I hereby
heartily endorse your medicines."
Accept no substitute for "Golden Med
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as good " for diseases of the stomach,
Mood and lungs.
Dr. Piece's Pleasant Pellets assist thf
ac'iou ci the "Discovery."
News has been received of
farther eDaeinynts between, the
Chinese govern men t troops hu(1
the Kwauysi rebels, in which the
imperial troops were fit fen ted with
great loss, some high officials be
ing among the slain.
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tubes become bulwarks against the inception of dis
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Ciroceries.
T. K. Howard for fine groceries
Howard's grocery store is a very pop
ular place for the purchase of supplies
for farmers and outfits for outing in the
way of extra fine groceries. Almost
everything imaginable kept in stock.
It's handy where you can get anything
you waDt
Wanted.
Wanted Hides, pelts, and furs.
Highest cash prices paid for coyote
skins and other furs.
14 tf. Phil Cons.
money to Loan
On improved lands for a term of years.
tf It. F. IIYND.
For Sale.
A light well drill, and a string of new
tool", and cable that has never been
used, everything in good working order.
Comp'ete with power for SlqO cash.
28-30 . J. W. Bkckett.
Eight Mile, Or.
For Sale. GO head of good grade
cattle, consisting of cows, heifers and
1 and 2 year old f-teers.
20 tf P. O. Pokg.
For Sale.
Two irood Studebaker wagons, one
3o with good wood rack, one .'5 inch
with bouble bed and wood racllf com
plete. Enquire of E. C. Afdibaugh at
the Pastime.
Jacks for Sale.
Sxfhead. Will sell any of them.
Prices from $200 to $500. Guaranteed
breeders.
Fine driving teams and all kinds of
work horses for sale. Six hundred head
to select from.
Fresh railch cows always on hand for
sale.
Call at Eastern Orpgon Stock Farm,
12 miles north of Heppner, or address
F). F. Swagoakt,
Heppner, Oregon.
Dinner at Heppner Junction.
Heppner people will please remember
that either lunches or first class dinners
are served every day at Heppner Jono
tiou by Mrs. Dill. No use to bring your
lunches.
I. and Wanted.
Wieh fo buy a tract of land good for
stock raising or for wheat. Please give
adeciijti n of lind, improvement',
p oximity o railroad and price wanted.
Ltnd buyer, Room 4, 245,'.. Morrison
street. Po Hand Oregon.
The death list of students at
Cornell College from typhoid, low
numbers 22.
In accordance with the resolu
tion concurred in by the state leg
islature, Governor Chamberlain
has extended h cordial invitation
President Koosevelt to vi.-i1; ii
Oregon on his Wtem tr'p.
visit UN. JUHUAfi la aaiAT'
MUSEUM OF AHATGMY
1051 MARKET ST.. SAN FRANCISCO. CAU
Thlrtt Ajitom!cl IfUtm
IB lb world.
(hrtmtH attract tn t City. A
Vondrful light JOT vitit'jTA i
Wkduf, or any cotrnk
e4 dliase,lUTlTourd ty
th olden! HproUllatuD tbe roiA
C'oaak iuiUOaaiiad 36 yoara.
OR. JORDAN PRIVATE DISEASES
Taas nd Middle '
rt4 who arc aurTprlnr
truia tb tfcU of roulbtal lndt I
THrt Nrvoii and pbyaleai lbirity, Ina-
pntrncr, I.oft HkahoiHl la ell lucotnoll.
iruoii r excrse in roaturer
catluns; SprDilrrhs, fmtmfr I
rim, tisnorrhm, ttleec. Frnaratr
f I'rlnKilnar, el. Hf a eombliilloa of
remedies, or rc cnratlvn po r, tti loctr '
hat to arraMgoi tils trwKtniut that It will col ,
only alT-ird Immediate rt-llvf. but Pirmautnt I
curs. IliA Ihx-lor ours not claim to pet form
mlniclp", hut Is well knnwn to be a (sir and I
square Physician and Hiirgron, rre-mloat
lu niiperiity uueawi or jae-at. i
KTPHII.IS thoroitchlr emdtcnted from
1 toe system without the use or nerrar t.
TroMei fitted by an F.ioert. Radleal
1 Pure for Kmiinr. A anlrb and mdicat
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Dr. Jordan sperlal pamless matooaa.
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