Beaver State herald. (Gresham and Montavilla, Multnomah Co., Or.) 190?-1914, March 12, 1909, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextByrOur Formula Want a t elephone? Wo produce In Hood'e «ereeperllle • medicine that has an unap* Rroeched record of curea of grululn. ecaenie, eruptloii», catarrh, rhentiialMin, am-niln, tu-rv<iii»n<-M, Dial Un«| failing. loan of apuetita, etc. The cotoTiinatani and proportion» of I llu- more Ilian tm-ntv ilifti-rent remedial agvnta contained li> llood'e Harauparilla an- known only to ouraolvto, ao time can fa no »ubalituta. > ff'hla miMllcmi« main-» healthy ami ■trona Un« "Little Noldiera" in your blood,—til"«* corpUM-lr. that tight Iho dlacaav guriua couitautly attacking you. If you do you can get It. If you are anxious to get into closer touch with your friends, with the family doctor, with the More, with the post office, or with the cotton buyer, you can do it with a telephone at hand. If you want to make the farm a more livable place, if you want to protect your home, you can do it by installing a telephone. If you will cut out this advertisement, write your name and address on the margin and mall It to-day to our nearest house, w, will send you at once a copy of our Free Bulletin Ko. 112 on o HOG KILLING ON THE FARM °How io Build Rurul Telephone Line«“ In <>r<l< r tn do lirnt niul ru| hl work nt h<»g killing lltne le la iipc<*oaary to for working. Fur aoihllng ii bnrr«*l ia <otmnonly lined, and It In all thut In nccd«*<l utile*» I ho lioga nr«* i cry large If wry lurg<* h<»gn »ire kill«*<l. n m-nldliig tub will I have one which annwer the pur|Mme fur ne.ildliig H iik T heller tli;m u barrel. In made of two Inch plnnka for Iho »Idea and ettda iind »heel !a»ttuiii It in «It fr«*t wliti a pair of trm<» chain» to run under the hog to facilitate the turning mid withdraw Ing from the tub In pluccd over a furnace, which I m nnul* It by digging a trench in the ground, and when In une I place piece» of wood acroan the Itoitom. In order I” I e< p the hog from coming lii contact with the Inin bottom ami grltlrg too hot. la •«» barrel n If mid drgrcca. »ort : the t:w<| I»« 1» from I Nil Io r.Mi If ft » tiding tub that cotirlunlotiT* UCOflRuiy “Hure; they never do wrong without pardon begging Ba I lituo n It." fur Swibffffl Off it/« Atlanta Kanu» City Port»cnr/uth Cincinnati Saint Lou»« tara« nab InduoAL-W la UMcd the Witter ahould l*e e»xby nddllig a bu< l.cl of cobl witter I m fore t< Iwd yoti whet lx* boiling water aliotlld dl|'|'c<| ot|l of the kettle, na the Irnrrel will rmd II » him » tna what This Book Sent Two hooka are foalcnod near the lop on one aid«*, of two an<1 otic half fret. •f prop Iff." “Will you tell li'<n for the wide, with it depth long and throf* and one Im If bet I find (tint the proper teuipv nture f«»r go«»! *«*>« A I.Iter»! lleff^li««. *<’onvlcla »rem to vary polite This Bulletin explain, clearly how a rural telephone system is bud» and operated, and it also contains full information as to cr-sts. In a Farmer’s Mutual Company a tew day'a Isbor and a cash Investment ol about «25. per subscriber, will purchase all material and build an absolutely standard system. A Rural Telephone is an investment, not an expense. The telephone which enables you to sell ten bales of c<>tt«>n at per l-ree pound more than the traveling buyer offers you, has paid for cent its en tire cost. If you have some hay down all ready to go in, it is worth Something to have a telephone with which to call on Neighbor Smith "for a lift” before the storm breaks. The Rural Telephone pays for itself each year and we have brought the initial cost within the reach of every farmer. Pri-M-nt prices are especially favorable and thousand, of Farmers' Mutual Com- panics are now organizing so as to build their lines this Spring. Write Us to-day. him» u gixal »raprr. ath king ki 13*, u ln>g hook and u phi<© Unit la coiiwnleut Currrt’l I Ng *ll«|ury, Alatand«*r (be Grral wept. “Why th**« taara, your tntjetdy?’* »ik ed <<»• ayrophania "lin'l li glory enough to bav» rui»qu«rrd on« world)** “I’tu hot we»plhg barauna there are no aanra world* to conquar," blubbered A leg andar. *lt‘* borau»» I have a prtwrnll mmt that aoma day Mg Ferrero will hud •ut ¡‘tn nothing but a ahlne 7 The ayi'Qpbanta. anppreaaing the real fai'ta In the CRar. gave out (ha falae vrr alon of (he Incident that hna torn« down through th« age« -<Y»i<-ago THbuna. Mribcra ««4 Wester« (Iff«« Philadelphia Eos ion C hicaffo PitUburr I>eo»er _ Sai«» ___ _ Paul __ I o- Anfelc« Sait iawe Citf NewYort San Ha&oacu Onuha Scatuc Amarle»*« □ FILER Cl HtD IN 6 iU 14 DAY! I*AZO OINTMENT I« marsh teed to rurw any ra«« ef lltthlng. mind. H!*®»fln< or Protntdln* I re« .n « lo H <!•»• or UM« MAPLEINE Our O wb M last rata. Tamln» Mlalah Walkah, kin tel a*r dr diff’unre ‘tween a naif aa* ar apahtntrnl bouaa? Intarlo« ut or I give It up. Jerry. What la the different'« twtweru a waif and ar a pa rimetti bouaa? « Tambo I«» one am a hnmrleaa kid an d • toldah am a khllraa home. Interlocutor - - I «dira and gentlemen 1‘rof. Ilowlan High Fienali, (he renowned tenor, will now aing hie great topi« al song I Mamma; He IxxAe Like “I Mie Him. rido r Only One “B OMO QUININE“ n»«f 1« LAXATIVE JK<>MO QUININE. Look for ’h* «tm«*ure of f. W. GROVE Used th« wuekl urrr to Cure • ( id In One Dae. 25c. FITK *M *•«*•’ l*«are •«« °rww» l'uo**«. pana« • « • J awOly cw»4 l«y (*r • lam ineal hit-a li. ««wer fau l f«*f Fill U M |«i«| t«*u le «»4 « real .*« Of KU ghMk 1-t . a»i Arab M . II.■ I lie 1‘rufrnnr. Keep the hog hi motion while the hair and »< urf »tip etiaily way nny other. than But may It be bung with tiie ordinary gambrel, a of the hind leg». A abort alngletree will be found to answer for a gambrel the riba, which bum*» them. I with nn split I ax. being careful not beyond enough to trim Tlte amount of nult I unt- In ten ¡tounda to every l<n* pound, of meat In addition to the wilt I ,1 m > une two |>oun<U of granulated augur I one third of tlte mixture Rub the ment once every three day, with While It I, curing pm k It In a box In a cool room, where It will neither become warm nor freeze Two barrel» nny lie uwul. changing the meat from .one to the other each time It In nibbed After the Inat rubbing let the meat lie In a box for a week or ten day», then tnk«« II out to ,uioke. When taken out of the box dip each ple-e In ■ kettle of falling water and let It remain half a minute, i after which »prlnklc with a little |wwd<-r«nl borax on the ment aide and hang. four or live day, with hk-kury Smoke It yellow form* ■ Ink«-« How did you Uli your allo Ia»t fall? or on tfa m-enn, n» far an ion mile« from the aliore. and han been mlatnk. u by pennant» ■bower, of for niilphur. The pollen grain, of Hie pine are pro yellow witb vided olili 11 »enl<-lea, Shrrp KspvrlmeMta, An •xperlnient which a III lie watch Filli», ik. allo. that ed with much Interest by all New En while the blower, n, abown |n the pic- gland, aud which may fa the mean, of lure, require, revolutionizing the present than d«w flie government dei-lnre pe«»ple more power to operate flat th* few very carrier, I saw a last blood nigbL* If Kl.urtiu.fa .iu;iptu». “lie swore that life with her would ■ “lie gave a after they rorrr<*t were imitation mar of a man looking f«»r a storm cellar."—Bir in Ingham Are Herald by buoy tbetn up In the air very mu< h on the .Mnpleeriwi Stock and Poultry Farm the prim Iple of a hoi kite. Anaoclatloh. Sprlngtleld. Munn. t.OtlO sheep from the wesfem part of “The young mnu In nuillton with yon. Jeanette, the country and put them on farms In i and around Middlefield and Becket. lie n.iya you radiate buppl- ne»a.“ The "Urarloua !” “Ami you any, radlat* are aud will fa rnui, of local ex merinos with doraet traction. bea uty.“ Some of the reasons which prompted “My!" the association to bring the sheep are “And wlndoin." the divreaslng ratio of the meat ,ii|i- “Iienr me. how funny." ply and the constantly Increasing popu “Whiil’n funny, denr?" “Why, ba muni tbluk lation of the country. am • radl- 1 Scotch herders will fa brought here • tor." with remark, the I-ondon ATLAS LAND CO., ' • --- » n t. a ».o •« L-’ "eud ( -r * F'«e B ’(••■! .............. .. . ... { merchants • -------------------------------------------------------------------- I WILL TRADE • • • « • ; Wall Paper, Mouldings, P c u*es and other sim- ;lar coeds, or timbir land, ¿arm and or cash. Lowest wholesale pnees. Write rr.e. : E. H. MOOREHOUSE • 144 Seventh St., Portland, Oregon mure require horae-p«iwer engine. twelve- a limn It coat, l«-»n per torlly the zoological gar- ba«-k, followed It. It When ,11 other In- tucement, had failed, he lifted up hl, role« and aolemnly adjured ■■me of the Brttlnh In uae the more nntlnfac- The way every In trouble of greanteat blower the too far away from the allo at the bot tom. To Enjoy nn and break an egg In It, mouth. •heyed at once." • • Keep It on Hand! C™i«lw .nd r.Ah Mv wir. any m-’i*l*r <4 th. lamdy any liin. Manr a Iwd r. hl ha. rw. areti-d ae.i m.t. h »> liioa end a«l«rnn, lie. InM w*ed hytk* l*’*««l« uae <4 Ihw'e t -ut*. Thara la nothin. Id- .i l,MMk ■,< nii.h. and.olil. Th«, ia no hrotnlnal or Inn, tri-nUn that it will nW wlww. I i.» trim ojnatoe or harmful m- W-n-nta. rma for rhiklrrn. At all dro.riate', 2S eta. apple or potato N turpentine always on hand. rub It or ten Inebc» with a turpentine. the horse's feed Is Just all the hay he can cat and various quantities of corn Although out, and hay are Ideal ly. Horses like a variety as doe, any other animal, well cured. Is the fast well r The 2 duct, which they demand in a laxative remedy of an ethical character, are assured by the Company’s original method of man “FLYERS are the If for Feel on five gi-titly rag wet flannel work or To done a th, rope to his pig halter a him and When stake. uproar approach before feeding. If watered faon after feeding, th«- stomach, being small. Is Hable to be partially emptied by the water of the undigeated food, which cause, bowel trouble of loss of food. tie he has hltn and Rome mule ment. Mule» Menn people have will not Money. the respond Idea to kind This Is a sad mistake. that a treat A good between tin- luck pari of Ills Jaws In nude Is Just nbout ns good a, cash In nert an old shoe from which you have the bank any senson cut the toe leather. thoroughbred jack This he one begin to ,uek and chew. It pour your nusllclne and will at In the year. generally proves A a Through better Investment than a stallion. First h, class Jack, are very scarce and that Is will ■wallow any quantity you pl,an, . on, rut»» why mule breeding la slow. : We do dental work in all its branches, from the simple piece of filling to the complicated and sci entific A Iveoar work. Let no one fool you into paying fancy price*. Consult ua. The prices be low are for the highest class of dental work. < < Ì < Alveola Teeth ....................... $3.50 up Regular Gold Crown, 22k .................... $3.50 Regular Porcelain Crown ................ $3 50 Regular Gold or t name I Fills $1.00 Regular In lav Filbrgs. Painless and Per fect $2 50 Regular Fxpert Plate Work. p* r set $3.50 up Painless F «trading (free with work*......... 50c « I I 1 I f Per Tooth We make a careful examination of tne mouth free. If you would know nx re of this Alveolar work, send for our book. "AKeoar D- ntistry,” a trer’ise on the teeth in genera! and the new method in particular. The b»x»k is free. Out-of town patients trvated in the shortest powibla t.me. Dentists of 5 to 20 years’ active practice in the city. < PORTLAND and The ALVEOLAR Painless Dentists Fourth and Washington Streets PORTI AND, ORtGON. SPOKANE ENTRANCE HOW FOURTH STREET lady Attendant OFFICE HOURS—« a. m: toRp. m: Sundays* _________a. as. Milas. PBONE A1171. ______ WM. M c M urray , g . p . a . P N U No. 11-09 Portland HF.N writing to a<l vert I oar« pl< mention this paper. W COLT DISTEMPER On be handled very raAlly. The wk k aiwcured. «nd «11 of hem la •a ne «fable, no nvittvr how **<•«•■»<*•«•<I.” kc t from b ' ing the diw e*«e. by «Ming HlHUIN H l.lQl 11» ¡>1 ILMl lRCI RE. Givecw the toiome or in fee»!. Act* on the blood »’ I excels rent « of all form« of dk*emper. Re*t remedy «*■ er krovrn for tne’tw in fo I. Ono bottle «v.rrtinteetl to cure o-e 3Ccand ?1 al-o" le; Bnnd 110 dozen, of dnigiriat« «rd h ;n»t-«<le. lem. orw t expre-w paid by mano' ' h Furor*, (hit »boww bow to poi'hire throat« Onr Frey Hookle- pi i. n ever* *hinv 1 • I n> »-• wanted. I-ar^vet «ailing lone remedy in existence—twwivo yeum. -\OV/E/?;V The (leanest lightest aad most comfortable SPOHN MEDICAL CO.. Chrmi»t» and Bacteriolo,i»t». GOSHEN. IND.. U. S. A. POMMEL SLICKER ’.i the same time : cheapest in the ' end because It wears longest ’359 Everywhere han animal the It Is fast t fast through trains between ed to do extra hard work he should fa liberally and frequently fed. “Ha! Ha! It didn’t hurt a bit! Now tor my Alveolar Teeth.” ; O. R. & N. If the horse Is expect too much hay. «B York City. Incases I*Re the abo>e. all dentists throw their hand* and say there is no hoc« save a plate or false set of teeth but the Alveolar svs tem solved the problem and now plates are not necessary un'ess all the teeth are go«se. ns tlcaal timothy, i PR. W. H. MAT, 548 Foari Street, D. M. FERRY & CO., DatnXt. Mich. focal, they should not la- fed exclusive colic It will cure him In ten minutes. ceased 'M examined and discussed, but oftentimes to water horses ns they come In from luick of the Jaw able and the right Jv 0) bend Keep n small bottle of th, jugular vein with r\> It, hold up A «heap cure for colic In horaen In the following: ■ of the World and the Commendation of the moat eminent physicians it was essen tial that the component parts of Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna should be known to and approved by them; there fore, the California Fig Syrup Co. pub- lislies a full statement with every package The perfect purity and uniformity of pro- j by all leading druggists. farmer«. That of the cow and sheep Is carefully early cut and (j««<»«l for Mnn "nil Rmst. If a cow or horse gets choketl with Mge. ■!'_____________ _ the full confidence of the Well-Informed and oats, according to the work being some by i I>r. May’« l.pileptiride Care. It tfa cure! t ritolta« W flame thiol. Rent fr«e w»t»* F*P’*'*- Guirsa*«w*i t , May M*- e*l NsuonalF -*1 sou Drop Ac*. Jn» *3C h soty Mo. 1MT1 ?»»••• r i”« AHF. There (• •carcrly any limit to the po<».b!e ixnpr vcr. cnt in seed«. but it takes t me ar.d r. orey. We have been impro’-inr flower and vetretable seed« for o\er « years. More than ?cco people n-e working to make Ferry’« Seeds suit you. Euy the best—Ferry’s. For sale everywhere. raws 19C9 SffD RNNURL t REf UN REQUEST. hay for horses, but many farmer, feed which It belonged, to come back to It, 1 per- It »hoiild ntand an nearly oendlcular an poualble. -Exchange. to The tiger. It la needle,, to add, I, canned by having the blower pl|>e ntand It In the government, la done the w<»rk fa should It • ••••••••• •tei« • • • • • Uiuin-iUa. “Friend." a<ked the masculine half of the perty in the runabout, “what road i> this?“ “Thia is lover«* lane, ah,“ «aid the na five; •’and it ends down there in the bend ! of tha river they call the devil’s elbow.**— Chicago Tribune. done. Horae feeding Is not given the atten gnthered from th* following anecdote, lem, and It, keeper, hoping to lure that ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 420 Lumber Exchange ♦ ♦ ♦ PORTLAND, OREGON ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦ The Kind You 'lave Always Bought S^ulTura of ufacture known to tfa Company only. The figs of California are used in the production of Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna to promote the pleasant taste, but the medicinal principles are obtained from plants known to act most beneficially. To get its beneficial effects always buy the gvnuine- manufactured by the Cali fornia Fig Syrup Co. only, and for sale tion MiTtioo or rttitNu thi ,11.0. and “A tiger Is clalnie«! «see In Fredina Workln« lloraes ton to elevate ullage with the blower from In herders. Olofa, "I, the confidence of the native had eacaped fa used more care can fa given by professional Rant Indian In ttie government may be which come, from Labor«: will and from straying, a. It blower» Aa Obedient Tlaev. "How entire," the slus-p stead of dogs or fences to keep them No Trouble A bool Thm. The druiglnt’a clerk handed him hl, yoroun planter. “Vou want to read the direction, <wro- hilly,” he »«Id, H»o an to know what to Io when you're ready to take It off." “I never take 'em off," annwered Mr. bipedlink». "I alwayn wear the thing, «¡1 they drop off." -Chicago Tribune. e-1 sheep mated alno lie Per Salzer’s catalog page 1». Largest growers of seed oats, wheat, barley, tpeltx.cora. potatoes, grasses arid movers and fa. m seeds in the world. Big catalog free: or. »end IOC in stamps and receive sample of Billion Dollar Grass, yielding 10 ton» of bay per acre, oats, «peitz, barley, etc., easily worth SlO.OOof any man’s money to get a start with, and catalog free. Or. send 14c and we add a sample farm seed novelty never seeo before brr-*. SXUER MEDCO , taftlita» ♦ I'll* association Is planniug to bring ■ «•Ul**t.d ,'onn,. SEED OATS CASTOR IA For Infanta and Children. method of farming here, la about to b* tried Farms I "e want «tock, Vheat. dairy «nd fruit farms. Having • larre Ea-tem eornfa • pondence we are in a pveitMm tom«*e quick nale«. I’rop us a card if you have anything yr know of any farms tut «ale. ................. Stiff neck! rkxrwn’t «mount to much, but mijrh’y <i»Ntrr«*«*Mb e. You've no idm h«»w quickly « little Hamlin« Wizard Oil wi l lubricate the cord« and make > <>u curnfortable again. r WE WANT tumbler made of •At the cirvu«.** “And abortly ♦ a e e ♦ ♦ A ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Moat treat«» in ditlon.—W. Ilnnnon. contini on and ♦ chip, of corn eolw. then dip aut) Th* pollen from the pin« foret» of ten of be all sun«hhi«*.“ box tin noon an It hna coole«l tteneb or In a unually wilt «town on a to cut ll«-«l lutnhlrr. goblet tuday made “WhereY’ Ing the b«dly straight« cutting to th«* bone betueeu the thigh» and in front of ' thin manner may la- left hanging all auiumer and will remain lu the Unt con Fnllrn Travels Far. “Pshaw! flesh at lug. If there la sufficient help a< band the hog may be hung on a |M»’.e put up for the purpose After the hog la hung up. rinse It down with acald Ing water, remove th«* entrails by running a sharp knife lightly down, murk a mw bone.". clean the feet und head tir»t. ' vprlnkle It with farm again and put It down In clean hay. tiring. fa com ath-k whl»*h In aharpened at each end and Inserted under the tendon atrlugw good whiskey ad«I one ounce syrup sar saparilla and one ounce Toria com* from “I to nlr omialonnlly. the scalding the txaly A removing th« then the lega. and Inat. but not tonal, the body. I hang the hog with a rope and pulley, aa It la more eaally hung In thia ing full physical vigor, arc obtaine«! from th«* following: To one-hnlf pint any druggist. Take in trapapoonful doses before each rm al and be ¡ore re from raping and cleaning the bog. I In It out und draw being »cnldcd. nod two null«*» of aalt|«eter mtxr«L Homa Tonic for Old People. Wonderful results, eventually restor- procured tinir, but will cuuac the acurf to come ItMme inure readily. pleted. The gro*-er'a boy a aa luua!»eriiig up the kitchen atatrwMy with bit arm« full of pa kage*. “Boy," aaid the »latrami of the hou«r somewhat aharply. ’’ar«* yonr (•*•*! rlrin?" “Tas*»." b« anawered. still climbing tha ataira. “It's only me ahoss (bat’a dirty.” j I m * In When Not Iler Affair, but —.... can Nmnll qua nt it lea of lye. nahea or Itiue will have no cffeit t'oiiafnnl Mother« will find Mr« Win«’ -w*« ».•« thing Wyrup lh«> b et |«> u«s tut their «büurej duilug kb« Uething which To Inaurv u correct heat of the water uae n thermometer. (he bog la pul iu. The profra^or w«« wilting ao mr thin g in a «mall nott!*ook. “Making an addition tn my viaiting litt,“ he rtplained to the d«wt< “Your viaiting Iliff?“ queried the other “Yea thia ia a record of the rio»« call» I have hid in dodging Automobile«.** (»wind, To« Krugl vrroa«. Prudent Mamma—I know Mr. Guppina la not band«nme. Mjrrtl*». but ba com»-« of a family of high mindad and honorable men. Hememb«*r. “by their fruit« ye •hall know them." Mi«« Myrtle That’* juat it. mamma. I don't like hi« great, big Adam's apple.— Chicago Tribune A Flavoring. It make, c syrup better than Maple. J* J* Sold by grocers. I very garment ‘ guar f»nt ecd Mater proof Catalog free Vowcn V AN A O'A» } ( iMt • t !' '?QCN S C rescent MUI DO 4U nitT m Hk.il rwœ roMoa mill Qoo on Ml .i .Hi™ A FULL POUND 25c Egg-Phosphate Get it from your Grocer PUTNAM FADELESS DYES xolor more rood, brighter and tai I er colors tt an any other dye. One 10c package colors silk, wool and cotton equally well Per,ect A, t dealer, or we wiiJ send post paid at 10c a package. V. rite for -ec booklet ow to dye, bleaclifand mix cola ■ MONROE DRUG COMPANY, Qxuacy, kùnola.