SAVING EWE LAMBS
FOB FÜTURE BREEDING
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»»f Professor l.lnklatvr
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Shi«»p*!iire* and twenty live belalii«»-
Merm * • i s|»«*ut it «•’\ hoa»l< »1 by highly
bred rams, hat* la»«n puivhas«*»| for
the purp«»*e »»I iutvrbrt»<s!iiu and the
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V Humor and
Philosophy
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PERT PARAGRAPHS
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of autumn
bail
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tpiiilvd fur housts
Firwood Lumber Co.
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I ariiing lx»w to run him
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4M 14 DS 41 I .»IS JUNCION
Ur
Pioneers are interested in the
purchase of ten acres adjoini .g
the site of the pioneer monument
at Champoeg to add to the three
acres already held there, making
a state park. A fund will be
raised for the purpose by sub­
scription and the Legislature will
be asked at the next session to
repay the money advanced.
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Any raise in magazine rales
U a prue
mUllp.
will undoubtedly result in a raise
in the price of the magazine. A
raise in the price will result in a
li .-«is
decrease m the number of sub­
scriptions. There are bad mag­
‘ininent I
r pieliti» a- ;
azines as well as g'H>d but we muih»u :
und fall dr<»ppi
, it is Imp«*«
must admit that the placing of that a er« *s with th«* «»ilu*r iw»» siram «I
the average magazine in the will pro»lu<r a brtshl that combines .1
hands of the people is essential­ gootl quality of wt»«»l am! the e«»nt«»r
An interesting contest closed ly the same as placing them in ination for mutton pur|K»s«**. also th«*
dr»»jq»ing <>f fall lamb* to hit th«* carl.x
in Portland during the past week close touch with a good library, spring
marke ts
Hit* oiitviuue *»f Ih»**»*
when the Y. M. C. A. distribut­ it enables the majority of the experiments will I h * wnt(*hod with in
ed prizes to school boys who people to keep informed on the terest by sto kmen. as the f irm beep
k gaining in popularity over the whole
grew vegetables on back lots. course of events as no other I southwest
and is* prov ing a money
An exhibit of the prize veget­ means could and so ensures the maker
ables was ipade and the compe­ development of the nation, A
Dehorning Dairy Animal,.
tition created a great deal of in­ man who avails himself of the Dehorning
is now
s>. uni. ers illv
terest. About 250 school chil­ opportunities offered today for pr.u tiv«l that i ^r.i le lienl with horns
dren entered and the showing the intellectual broadening af- 'on Is seldom seen in this country.
Many pure bred herds are now de
was a creditable one.
forded by the average magazine horned, and I am sure the time is not
far distant when all will be. writes a
Children cf School District No. is getting an academic education: correspondent of the Iiomestead I
if
he
reads
the
best
he
gets
a
knew for jears ts-fore 1 did come to It
112, near Hermiston, will be giv­
I oimht to dehorn my held, but In
en practical instruction in agri­ university training. How then that
P.««r and r«'l I had my Irest euta and
will
the
country
improve
condi
­
culture, taxpayers of the district
another k > hh 1 one rnimsl by belug
having voted a special tax to buy tions by removing the means for gored in the udder, so In the spring of
l'.srj | dehorned the whole herd. Using
a tract of land lying near the attaining these ends. Raising the
clippers
If 1 had It to do .ver
magazine
rates
and
cutting
let
­
school grounds that will be used
again 1 would by all means use the
as a farm. Competent instruct­ ter postage will not improve con­ saw for old animals, as mil. h less
results
Since that time I
ors in agriculture will be secured ditions. If it is not worth 2 cents bleeding
have dehorned the calves when from
to
send
a
letter
of
a
private
na
­
and all the work of plowing,
one to four weeks old. using eaustl.
soda <>r eaii'tl. |<.<t:ish. and when care
planting, irrigating, cultivation ture it is not worth anything.
done (and it is no trouble to do
and harvesting will be done by It is worse than n-eii-ss to take any fully
it right! It leaves the lleild In its good
the pupils under the direction of medicine internally for inu-cnlar "r shape as oti it f>ol‘e<l anima! and n-nllv
eliH'iiic rlieumati-ni.
All that i-n.s .led better, ns there is less of the p<ill
the instructor.
Oregon’s Agricultural College,
at Corvallis, will have the best
facilities in the United States for
horticultural research work when
the new horticultural building,
to cost $36.'W, is completed.
Work has been started on the
foundations. In future, the col­
lege will lay special emphasis on
advanced work in the study of
orchard problems, looking to the
extermination of insect and fun­
gus pests and seeking to adapt
different varieties of fruits to
the various soils and climates to
be found in this state. This
work is, of course, undertaken
at present, but with the addition­
al facilities it is expected much
more will be accomplished.
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Prospects are that the fight
for one cent letter postage will
be one of the warmest that will
come up for a long time. But
just what the reason can be for
demanding a one cent rate on
letters will not be apparent to a
good many people. The reports
from the postoffice department
go to show that the department
is run annually at considerable
loss. How wili cutting postal
rates help this? The rates as
they now exist should be tried
more thoroughly before making
any changes. We are informed
that the express companies hand­
le magazines and newspaper
bundles for 1-8 cent a pound, and
that the railroads carry this ex­
press matter at 1-4 cent per
¡round, up to 50» miles, Now the
jrostoffice department is paying
2 cent- |>er ¡round for the same
service, and there is no reason
why that rate is not double what
it is worth. One fourth cent per
pound for 500 miles would be
about the same as 1 cent a pound
for 2000 miles, which is far over
the average haul for any or all j
the publications in the country.
MILLE. -MUWHEÍ LUMBER
C ¡rf\ ii’ir rates need ad. ..-tin« !'. .
i*» a ir»-»* applicati"!! of < haml- rlain -
Liniment.
For -ale tiy all iruggists
Sunset Magazine for .July vacation
time at Lo*» Angeles Begehe-. The (’ali
of the Cool Breeze by Peter B. Kyne.
B •a’itifiill v illustrateli in four color»,
>pell. by C N. >N A. M. W ilI-
The
I '4 nt ing- Fisf.ii. g-Motor i ng-Hi -
on sale ail news st nds.
r
f«»r prev«»titioii <»f
the soil should be
to prevent farmers who
,.ui *tbe agricultural pa-
nining the |»»»i.is!> anti
arid and sellitm it
r«»p««r return to th»*
nnrn your watch o
UuLÒ
KEEP TIME !
W ho tnlkr«i aw «y «bout hi*. Kid
With Hilf: .:.«•;«■ UlHblKIO" I h a *« 141
As any in a Curvst ni.l
But vtiln <>»•• <»t tny own on hand
Ills anule* 4 »an Ubdrrbtand
1 own he i\f.iri»d rn** « t»Jt
Hvlntlng Mayings nruart ami t>rlght,
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1 listen with a Mtrange Hrilght.
Anti for un ..¡ «ne g i «y «ir
One on my baby tu r«-lat«
I »(»oc him hair a block away
Ami wait Ida coming \vuh«»ul f.«, ir.
I know about what hr will ray.
Ami it In what I want to n»*ar.
Atui he will have to lt«t»*n tt.ru
My kl»ih*t talk to Oral ag.il'i
lt givi»« to lif«- « different twi-t
When you a w•*♦• urie hnvr to hold
ì • ri . i' 1 t
Of childtah stori* m n»«w «n.i old.
The while you w.«it a u/ianc«* to get
A f«*w ones ir» about yutir j»«*t
Ye». <»n the whol«*. you like to kt« >w
The father of a baby bright
Who pour» on vuu the overflow
of baby doings day and night.
But he must fairly play the game—
Half time tor him. for you tt»w same.
Doing Thtm a Kmdne»,
“Ilo you belong to inany of tbe <'ol-
lego fraterni!les? '
"I am a memher of th»* Society l’<>r
thè l’revetitlon of < nmlty to Pro-
fessors "
"That sonmls gissi
\ <»11
Work lt?"
"l’.y sti.ving nway frotn cfasses,
ttiey wlll Hot be llltmili.'ltlsl l>y
f.illtires.'*
'• i’, an*i then voti'U
ii.l'nt think of iia
«bol»
in ' ire.li
3Hxl
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engine
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r Stover
t»’»l. It
L»t. for *al«* in l ’«‘»Irti ville*, on »* mmv
terina
II W **nM»»h«l|. l'l«*a**Mnt \’irw
Av«nm*, Gn^luin, Rmitr .
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Fred I). Flora
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I'oit l 1 1 X I»
oKFtiON
I .••ear I'ap'» Restaurant
JONSIWl) I5K0S.
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mar«*, | h » i »> weight. I»**tw»*«*ri *««*\rn mix !
«•iglil h«liHÌrr«l | m »« iii .|» bip h ith mi ». h«>r
MliM|»»*«l h* tier ur*»«••• w i-e.
l iltera1 r»-
wä »«L
Noilly • » N >Hger, Phone « »rrw
h m ru, ( >r«*
IAMBI R— U <»ur new mill I *4 mile»
sollth»*H*! *»t K»*I m «».
W »• »leliver hlinkr.
Jonerud Br»»e.
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B< »RING < )REG()N
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Mill t 1 « tilth « '<>uthi-«»t lit hri»<»
CEDAR POSTS
SHINGLES
MOULDINGS
TURNED WORK
I.I MBI-R $6 AND UR
• «’<• •' • <■! I”’’ t • it I uul>. r on lifii'l
Ko igb an '• I t --»- i lumber hu all ¡>ur|gMir«
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JOHN R.
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A I IORXI »
SOIAR\
>’7 Failing H : hl.’.w <■
WELLS DUG!
Concreted or Bricked.
J. M. Sil OR I . M I).
S. P. BI I I NLR. M. I).
♦41 s Waning W »y.
“'Th»* woiiivi» all like liiin ’’
“V»’M.”
“I w »»n«|»-r w by ?”
“Ib* ;|IW j ’.< «’144 12»*'» tlh*IH 11» ail itr
giiin«*nr.”
•Why Is that?“
“Ami lets them win.”
Pumps liist.-illcd.
John I. Dyer
Fh vsicians-Xuf grona
Oreg.»
GrMhim.
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Oil
Phone*»
I abor 2 i*>S
BRO I III RS
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form.
II» me .1121
I ent**. Oregon.
Let in print you some
HAND BILLS
ADVERTISE
Will
I >r«*g< »I
/est Hr. Hess
min.I
DON’T MOVE OUT
Business
U
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IM Nil
a p H kt’i
•rs throwi
Am. ’**«•«» *•«*
OIMIsl s
Hog Notes.
and temper. But it- hard f..r a woman
Regularity in l»»<iing fattening h<»gs
to Is- I harming without health.
\ wi-al
Is v* t \ imp» rtiint.
-ickly woman "ill I«- nervoii- and irrit­
Hogs know to (lie minute when
able. ('nristipation and kidney poi-..n- feeding time c<»m»*s and if not f»*<l will
show in pimples, hloti-he- -kinerupie.fi- fret oil part of th»*ir previous gain.
One thing that -aunot be QV»Tlo«>k»sl
and a wretcheii corn pie v<>n.
But Flee
trie Bitters always prove a god-end to in th»* growing of pigs and the fatten
ing of h»»gs Is pun* clean water for
women who want health, fs-auty and
them to drink.
t-iiuid-
They- regulate ’’tomaiih. Liver
One sibc»*ssful ferd»T always giv«*s
and Kidneys, purify the bjrssl; give
his hog* all the < b an wan*r they will
s’rong nerve-, bright eyes, pure br<-ath. drink l»efore he gives them their grain
a nrsith, velvety skin, lovely complexion ration.
and [s-rfeet health. Try them, ." ho - at
Constipation is very rare in a herd
nf fattening hogs Chat have all th»;
at. tiresham druggists.
»•lean water th»*y will drink
Pure air. pur»* water, dean fo»»d and
a dean ¡»la»*»* to sh*»*p make hogs prof-
Ita hie.
And
»I: > \ I l
The D. He. once That It Make».
I
A Charming Y\ oman
is one "ho i- lovely in (aiv.
♦♦♦
I (MC - \i
Kan . 11..«
•K-
ml
Kiisiini-'
fellow»» up hi the
Boom
The Dairy Barn.
The cow*,
burn, milkman, milk
hou-»* and >»*p ir:itor all must b«* rl«*an
for !>»»st r»**ulfs. Tnke. for liiMtim»-«*.
th»* barn in w hi« li the cowm nr«* kept
If it is all»>w«*d to b«*coim* »lirty and
f 'ill <»f f"Ul *m«*iling »»dors ami manur«*
allowed to av<*umulat»» in it for w»*«*ks
at <) lliif* it would I m * n«*xt to impos
sibh* to handle milk in xuoh :i barn
without bringing it In ronhi<*t with
lh»m am!.* of limb irabl»* bm t»*ria. as
It I* In hit ay. foul phi<*<*
that ba<
t«*rl« thrive ami arcumulat»* by th»»
millions.
She'ter For Hogs.
A t«*ry ¡ni|x»rt:nit matter in Huccess-
fi|| swine growing is good -belter, for.
while other aiiimah on the farm may
apparently b<* <<»nt«*nt to r»*main out
In th«* » <»I<1 ami rain, th«* hog hi vari
abl.i -«•l»*i is a ni<*»- warm, dry piar»*
><» f»»r th»* go.wl of this animal do not
go eontrary to his riattilo ami eomp»*l
him to exfw )‘j* himself to th«* ♦•l»»im*nts.
but provid** ! for him a comfortable.
warm and dry b«s|.
Gentler«« With Stock Pays
It Is n irreiit pleMMur»* tn have non»*
but gentMtfM'k on a place.
A cross
s»»w or
Is a niiisan» »* br«d<l«*M be­
ing »iang<r<»iis at times
If started
right and hari<ll«sl < iir. fully animal
ar«* easily taught to be gentle.
W . C. Bell. M. I>.. C. .11
1*01)11 RY
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PRINTING
f>rifit
know that sou <•<> IA h*t»<i
I‘"ult r\ I’ i •. .« <•«• h thv
•f tlu \\ intvi. ull spring, m
I th«* lir*t »la\ »»f lugu t.
• »il mi »* n»»t •ati'»fi«-«i that it
to « Book
I'riday
every
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yon are ei|H.<-ted to keep
your |siiiltry free (rom lice and for
that purpose wi* know of nothing
«letter tliMii ¡UMtHiit L<» iim «* killer
BORING-SANDY
STAGE LINE
MT.
I > Hti-p'i .ali.in .4 all U iud-
"I llsgg:igf. tu Saudi arid
ititeri a p iuts
furili.a Irili.ruiafltiii |.tuiri.-ur a riti-
day In
Il I- to maki' your hens lav, to iiiakr
' "ir I Inek.-ns grow fast, healthv and
strong, to cure girfies, cholera and
rotiti
LET US HAVE YOUR ORDER
NOW
Iirsf-(l<jss livery und Iced
Sldble.s J fiorimi <»nd Sundy
For Comc'inct S-ke.
"You know why Itoliin-on ( 'm '<»••
II m - i I - o lari.' i . v on flsli?"
"lie- all-i- they well- easiest for him
Io get ?"
"Xo; he had
the wei k.”
::
Wl CAN SAVI MOVLY f()R YOU
Inconsiderate.
“Lin* w h« ri you ar«- r«*a<ly,’’ snld th«»
gr»*at commjimh r.”
“1 am r»*iidy now.” replied the raw
r«< ruit. “but th«* bhirrmd <*m*my won’t
stand sllll long «‘hough to allow m<* to
tag»* good aim.”
We will refund every cent you paid us
'Anything
From a VHIting Card
“You rash f«*llow !”
“Ain’t 1?”
“Tell you
“Out with
“So many
winds are blow
Ing that you would b»*tt«*r g«*t IJo>»ls
to underw rlt»* your < argo.
IRIAI
< n: I < .< >\
To tfet otir estimate on
J (J B
PAN A-( f A
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Boring,
tiitXAlK | , Prop.
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.
Oregon
SCOTT DRUG CO.
I .«‘lit
I »regoli
HERALD BARGAIN OFFERS
Itenver St.ite llcrnld und other pzipers
Th.' price o( The ll.Tnl'l nlotie is $1
ll J'-lir, but to t|i"-e H,,.. Wollld like ths
ndi.mtiige of I, clubbing nite with other
pspers
prices :
We
offer
the
(oilowing
low
R.mrmLr thrvr ,irr the lowrit K.itrs
i\s talk nf
g’WMl heart
PORTLAND MARBLE WORKS
No Question About It.
*‘.Xev< r ask a wormin how old she H.“
”No?”
“No; just n . »*ff how young she is.“
Complete Stock of
Marble and Granite
MONUMENTS
Bringing It Home.
To listen to Hu mo< king bird
You need ru»f m < < k th<* sylvan wood;
His pl.ilnflv» |.h*i<llngH rn.iy lu- heard
L’pon the phonograph quite good.
ESTIMATES SU8MIFÎF0
264 266 Fourth St.
-
Opposite City Hill
the Hemld" in combination with any
of the following:
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