BUFF LEGHORNS.
Haw to FrrA Thrm Pnlnta From ifco
Practice t( an Rxprrt tlrrv4er.
A 8ucccful Illinois brooder of Bun
LcgUoroii ay In American Agrlcul
turUti "I use ont, wheat, barter and
corn-nothlnR but yellow corn, no wlilts.
corn nnlnw 7011 want to vpoll tb
color of the quill and giro It a wbltlit:
cait I aelcct my malo, the nearest te
the BUndnrd, without white or blurt
and good alie. I then choote females
of an even tuff, an near the color of tb
cock a possible or a shade lighter,
um notbliiB but the beat. If you bare
but one good one uac that and turn the
Nothing has ever equalled it
Nothing can ever surpass it.
Dr. King's
New Discovery
A Perfect For All Throat ami
Cure : Lung Troubles.
Monty buck If It Wit. Trial Dottlst fraa.
imqlk co tin ncrr LEononx.
rest out Twenty-flre good chicks are
worth 100 poor one. I bare succeed-
fd during my seven years breeding to
getting some of the highest scoring
Huff Leghorns In the country. They
have combined vigor with the laying
qualities. Some of my pullets were
laying last season at the age of four
months and two days. Good care and
common sense never failed In obtain
ing first class stock."
The splendid Buff Leghorn cockerel
Illustrated has been exhibited at many
fairs and scored WH points at Um
Northern Illinois Poultry association
show.
I THE SOIL FOR THE APPLE.
An Important Phaae In ConaldcrlDa
tha Uaklna- at an Orchur.
That the soil Is a very Important
point In the making of an orchard all
authorities practically agree. From the
old orchard, and especially the old
trees of both Europe and America, the
east and the west, the same lessons
arc learned. With one accord these
ttees, though separated by leagues of
land and water, proclaim the creed of
the pie tree complete air and water
drainage and a dcej loamy soil.
Speaking upou this topic about 200
years ago, Miller, an English author
ity, said: "A gentle hazel loam, which
Is easy to work and does not retain
the wet is best Although these trees
will grow on very strong land they
arc seldom so thriving nor Is the fruit
ao well flavored as upon trees grown
on a gentle solL Dry or gravelly soils
are wholly nnflt for the apple tree.
Delavllle, writing upon the subject
of soils suitable to fruit culture In
France, says, "A good soli for all fruit
trees Is composed of equal parts of
eand, clay and lime.'
Baltet a popular French horticul
tural writer, In discussing the subject
of soils desirable for the apple, re
marks that "a wheat soil la the soil
for the apple tree when grown as a
standard."
Tbo Importance of thorough drain
nge in connection with a good soil Is
emphasized by the same author In
these words: "The fruit of the apple
Is largest In the humid valleys, but
best flavored on the hills and dry table
lands, the excess of humidity, as the
need of free air, inducing canker and
favoring the aphis."
Hanoi in his treatise upon the elder
apple thus speaks of the soli as bear
log upon this fruit: "The apple Is not
very particular as to the nature of the
oil. It neither dislikes very clayey,
very limy nor very sandy soils, but
the best .flavored and longest keeping
fruits come from trees grown on clay
loam."
Dr. L. II. Bailey, speaking of apple
growing la the eastern United States,
ays: "As a rule, rather light or loamy
sells with deep and porous subsoils
re best adapted to apple growing.
Natural drainage Is Imperative. Ap
ple trees are Impatient of wet feet'
At a meeting of the Oregon State
Horticultural society, held In New
berg In 1001, E. L. Smith made the
following statement while speaking
briefly of the apple: "Apples grown on
sandy soil will weigh much less per
bushel than those grown on clay or
elaylsh soils, other conditions being
equal. Apples to be long keepers
mutt be grown on sou baying some
clay."
Cotton Bead.
The next crop of cotton Is In the
seed now maturing. Catch the best of
these seeds as they pass. Select the
seed according to a typo clearly axed
In your own mind. Besides the value
of cotton seed for seed It Is worth
sfbout one-eighth of tbo crop of lint
estimated at present prices. The bale
of seed cotton yielding COO pounds
lint, selling for 750, yields at the same
time one-half ton of seed, selling for
?&25.
This is not the true value of the
seed. This Is only the fertilizing
.value of cotton seed. Its feeding
value Is far more, to say nothing of
the valuable oil contained ond now
Used so extensively, Form and
Ranch.
NOTlOK KOIt ri'ULlCATlON.
! Department of tho Interior.
LnntI Olllco lit Iloscbunr, Oregon.
September SO, 1001
Notice Is horebjr nlveti thnt tlm fol
lowlncimuiMl nottlor bus filed notleo
ot iiih intention to mnko mini proof
in Hiipuan 01 111 ennui, nun timt
Hiild nronf will lie iniiilo loforo J. J.
lMtl IT U I. -Im...
iiniiuii) t.'. vsiiiiniiirciiuiic, , ni. 1113
office at ICugene, Oregnu, on November
1&, 11WI, viz : II. 1;. .o. tirco, Mr.
Anna Dciinle, diverted wife of Clareuro
h, nennie, enlrvnian, lor thn Ws,
NW. NE'i N NV4 NK'i SccT
22. T. 19 S..U 4 W.
llt nnniCH the following witnesses to
prove bin continuous rosldenco upon
ami ciiltlvntlon of until land, vli:
Albert W. Scliwering, Thomas J.
Moiloy, Marion linger and William
linger, all of Crt-suull Oregon.
.1. T. llliiiHiKs. Itcclstcrv
3-7-0.
NOTICE KOIt I'UKMC.VTIOX.
United Stales I-aml Office.
Kojeburp, Ortyon, Sept. Ill, 1001.
Notice is hereby given llnit in com
pliance with tne provisions of the act of
ConitreMof June X 1878. entitled "An
art for the sale of timber lands in the
Stoles of California, Oreyon, Nevada,
and Washington TerrltorV," as extended
loaiiuie ruiiiie l-atnl .states hv act or
Augnpt , 1S02.
EDWARD THOMPSON
of Saginaw, County of 1-nno. Statu
01 uregon, iims tins tiny Hied In
this office his suoriistateiuenlXo iUlu
1i.tliM nim.li.sunt fl.. I nl. Vn .1 T in
and 13 of Section No 0, Township
20 South of Kange 1 Went and will offer
prooi to snow mat the land sought is
more valuable for its tlmlwr or stone
than for agricultural nunvo-es. and to
esiaonsn ins claim to said land before
the Register and Receiver of this office
at Roseburg, Oregon, on Monday the
oiii uay oi jereuiuer, iwh.
lie names as witnesses.
John Edmonds. Palman Valentine.
Andrew Salt:nan and Ansel Wood all
oUjaginaw, Oregon.
Any and all iwrsona claiming adverse
ly Ihe above-described lands aro re
quested to file their claims in tliU office
on or Deioreeald fitli day of Dec.. 1D04,
J. T. Ubidoes, Register.
f vuiituiiwiu t -1 rTOUS MTrf ' IT IT M
I Wood Frame f-U iKUJL&A m I
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QTAJMD Mil I C h I LJ1 H1 1
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CHAMBERLAIN'S COUGH
REMEDY
No one who Is nmuulnted with Irs
(rood nunllUes am be sumrioerl ntthn
frreat DooularltV of Chamberlnln'A
Coupli Remedy. It .not only cures
colds nnd p;rip etlectually and per
manently, but prevents there diseases
from rcsultlnt: In pneumonia. It Is
also n c ertain cure for croup. Whoop
ing cough Is not ileuRerous whoa this
remedy is clvon. It contains no onlnm
or other harmful substance and may
iro kivcu as conuueniiy 10 a Daoy us
to an adult. It is also pleasant to
take. When all of these facts aro
taken Into constderatlnn It Is not
surprising thnt people ta foreign lands
as wen as at uome. esteem tbls remedy
very uiftuiy anu very tew nro willing
to tako any other after having once
used It. Forenlu by New Era Drug
BAVE3 TWO I'KOM DEATH.
"OgrlUtlo daughter had an almost
fatal iittaok of whooping couclit and
bronchitis," wrlie Mrs. W, K. Havl
land, of Arinonk, N. Y., but when all
ther remedies follod, we saved her
lite wltn Dr. King's New Discovery,
Our niece, who bad Consumption In
an advanced stage, also used this
i wonderful medicine and to-day sbo
Is perfectly well," Desperate throat
and lung diseases yield to Dr. King.a
New Disoovery as to no other medicine
on earth. Infollblo for Coughs mid
Colds. 60o nnd $1.00 bottles guar
iintoed by Morgan Brohaut. Trial
ixtlies tree,
Free Assays
Krec AssayH will Ikj made for Bo-
nenun, prospectora during the next
uiree montiis, not to exceed two
immiVH Der day. .SaninleH must 1m
left and report recelvetl at the store
of KnowleH and (lettyn. These free
nxRnys are for the lieneflt of the pros
pector ami niHirict unci an nro Bollcl
ted to make the leneflt as far reach
ing nH possible.
F. .1. HAnn.
INDIGESTION
"I u troabled with ttoai
ach tronble. Thodord'i Black
Draught did ma more good
In one week than all the doe
tor1! medicine I took In a
Jcr."MIlS. BaBAU E.
8UIBPIBU1, ElletUrUle, lad.
Thedf ord 'a Black Draught
quickly invigorates the ac
tion of the .stomach and
cures even chronic cases of
indigestion. If you will
take a small dose of Thed
ford's Black Draught occa
sionally you will keep your
stomach and liver in per
fect condition.
THEDFORD'5
HACK-DRAUGHT
1
constipation than by any
other disease. Thcdford's
Black-Draught not only re
lieves constipation but cures
dlarrhcca and dysentery and
keeps the bowels regular.
All drnnlits tell
23-ceat packages.
"Thedford's Black
Draught is the best medi
cine to regulate the bowels
I have ever used." MRS.
A. M. GRANT, Sncadi
Ferry, N. 0.
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