Cottage Grove leader., February 03, 1906, Image 4

BEET
p tflLP
FOR « T E E R S .
BROOD SOWS IN W IN TER .
WÏNTER CARE
OF S H E E P
i s B A R T E L S ’ C U T MEAT M A R K E T
iti s u it s o f T e s i s Sb li «T Il i la » V al li®
Im p « r (u n ? f o f L ib e r a l K t-e jii.g
« s u l a i l l e I ‘r e d .
t e r u j . i I K s e r e l s e .
T i.r Colorai lo r.\ pei : ut s tatio n lias !
X o c lass o f aulnml - ¡ire so Illy man-
re re n tly robipieteil UH l , i ¡i irate serles i
t o t t a o e ; g r o v e , O r e g o n
ugt-d in tbe winter season as brood
of te sts feeding situar tiret pulp to
sows, s a y s l ’rofe.- or i’bomas Bbaw Lu
steer
l Tufes* ,r \V. I t'ari;, le an i bis . Tlic shetp peli shouhl he di')', « ’eli American Agricuburist. Iu a m ajority
î S ' o i i i i t r i m v r in bulletin X . UÎ tbe i ventilateli and proteeted froiu tiruftu. of iustanee* In s mi - seetioiHi o f ih*
foibnvili'r 1 ili . • •!> s i i : : .
oils to f e e d - I « i d i - . K. ' ’ali Ab ivii ■ In Itural Xew country they are simply abused. It is
«'riunì rlju iiiiig is onc of thè muti;
ers : In frodili;: pulp absolute cloaull- 1 Vorker.
ll is abuse Unit
There should la1 a door to not intentional aim.--
Imi «rliiut fritture* of butfrrmukiug.
c i - t z -^ ^ is r iD
ness 'li-iiiM lie u:» ,erveil.
Tl).- pulp
shii! lite ll i -!i io ut nlglit or « lieti lt is Is tlie outcome of not knowing. Tbe
w riie * Mis. 17 IO. llockwood iu N’u
skunk! lie fi ll In limigli* i r I units pro- •)
stoi n:y ami to sliut tbem oul « b e n SOW is expected to reprotlU' e her kind
ti' > 11 . 11 .Si > 1 , iu . ih . < ¡orni Luti or cuuuot
videi! for the pui'imsc. truly surli an
feed Is put iu. T lic bay « i l i be kept unili'r conditions uot in i-ousonauee
li.' inaile frolli iioul' i m a m , mid u grcat
amount of pulp should lie fed at one
oli their back*, tbe feed e,tu lie eveilly with the laws of reproduction. S he Is
ilo.il of rit'.iiu I h ji i 11 i l in thè Interim
time as ih
ini ' « i!
n up with I
betwecii sklmmbig ¡lini i-hiiruing. «.'old reasonable -a . - a*, unii liu* iuiniis siiould dlstributeil iu lIn* rm ks and nmugrrs, denied the right kind of food, tbe right
c h o i o : K K I X T I F I S H O N T T |-:si)A V A M » F R I D A Y
timi tlie sberp « i l i noi erowil un one kind o f shelter a id I the proper amount
wi'iil lii'i* ripeuiug nini hot wcather be I'ii'.lllril oUl
• 1.«
of exercise. How can she reproduce as
an o tb e r or tbe feeder. Il is un mirati
r.'i>tnliig il
two eutiroly diflcrent
1 'lllp «'ll -ll III-- berli 11. - r I uliolit
M ain S 3
tuge for tbem to bave a dry yard tu site ought to?
propusitlous. In wlntrr, vvheu Imcteriul anil bri'utiir 1 it, oil : r
■ In . • will
Sin- should lit* fed a balanced ra­
The
growth Is h I ihv , orca tu must In 1 iva rul­ usually In ri fu t I b. ! be r a i l le . To l'Un iu « b e n tlie weallier is fair
best brecd for wool and iiiuttoa is a tion that is. she should be fed a ration
lai urlili, inlly lo liiiliu e Illese o rg a n ­ avoid the i ' 1
v •
on Ibis
« i ll t a due proportion o f protein in it
ista* tu ¡iirn-.i i' siilHrirull.v to ril»'U It. u i fo u n t and i i in aire p-obinbli gains, questlon tiia! c urii nd« orati- of bis par
tlcn la r broed « ili ausvvei fio m bis o\vu and a line proportion o f carbohydrates. #
YVli.n tlu- «.'iram turua hlller, yet doos frisi often and ia --.- ! - .1 !i iiii--.
It
V I thiugs r.in-dilered. thè The form er should be in tbe ¡iscendaut
not mi ii i , ilii- fnrmer’s wift* tliinks it sbollili never I r fisi la ir in the a f t e r ­ v ie«poini
Shro pshlris or ihelr gnu h i vvill eer sinei* it produces muscle and the sow is *
vi'i-y straugu, yct 111 » i ausi- is iurrrly noon during eoiil «enHier.
I*u¡p has
presupposed to be pregnant at Hint sea­
thè coli! wcather or tlic coki attuo«
U laxative trllilrury
Un lilis a n omit
son. I'n l c s * she Is fed lilwrally of pro­
(ili.'iv of tlic milk moni.
it is « e l i lo feed gissi a l f a lf a bay of
tein tlie young swin e in embryo vvill
T h e rivalli sbollili la- bronchi ¡uto a iiir first elid in g « i li tlic pulii where
>t be properly nourished. They will I
«vanii r>siili an i kept at a tempera tuie it is roii'. i nielli lo •! i ... 'I'll.' Miter
j Y o u w i l l a l w a y s b e l i a p p v ii v o n
. deficient In vitality at birth and in è
of •>* lo io ib'ur.'rs for tweuty-four f u t lln g s of bay are m i t e api l i rii-
II round stamina sul.su.|iii*ntly. Site *
lionrs I m - i ' oiv rii uni ìiii ;, «Iteli it « ¡11 he cournge siruuing ami I.! »;'
Tin* fi ! .
i b u r n e le c t r ic lig h t s , io r th ey w ill
• list l>e fed food suifleiently supplied p
fumai ut abolii Ibr righi stage of ripeti
ra r k s for li u . and b ini,
for pulp
vith
ash
or
tlie
young
jiitrs
«-ill
I
k
*
do-
P
big l'or busi ami un»si compir!)' -eparo- sbollili !>:• Ile ir !. gè Ilei
“ T i c k l e y o u to d e a t h . “
;ei -at In bone. Site must also be ft d
Iioli. «Yi-am lii'lil to » Hmg bi'fore l'iiliru-
( ' a d i r se." j Pi Ir- p ii '
tri y fond
i certain proportion o f carhohydraii's
lim lirismii'. oli' liavorul ami bitter for of « eli rtP'nl pulp i r.,rn ili silo, p-i- !
or she will not stand up so well against
IIn- saiur i ' i '. isoii . Il is a luistiiktì to fl'lflllg Ibis I o fi r ii P : 1 1 » in onl r to j
Cold.
bolli it more tinnì tlirre or fottr days
form p is
se llir tlie pu'p in iis in
Oue of the best combinations in H e P
Xo ululili- if thè cliinulug is simili, lll'-ii".ll.it' lo II I ■ *' i! p! .
In Hic s !
■
northern s late s is field roots and corn
lterp llir n pillar liiterval« ami ilo ttie fresh from Ihe farlo. . u I lu t e r tr.ius-
except
v
jie
u
the
weather
is
very
ex
l'IiiiruiUK twli-e a wi'rk. T h e butter fe n i'il tlireel f: uni t'u
; . i » ii
trome. The amount of corn wanted is V
«'ili lie of Ilari- i|iialily Iitali if it is illg I mugli:.
( ' d t 'e r. listi it l e s t after
ti.inly be -atisfactiA'y. I f tbe pasture« relatively small, only a few ears pet*
belìi Ioiiaer
a eontinual expusurr lo I1 " itlr nini *?
rather rough and billy tin* Cheviots day. Such n diet Is cheap. <1 round
In vory r .lit wcather il is souietilues J r r t ¡1 larger per -. mi ' i ■ ili.iu lliey a
or barley m ay take the place of
« e l i to use a stiirlrr to liului-e proper WOIllil ili tlie e i
di ree t from will be a close second. If one has early rye
of p
corn. In the south row-peas nud alfa lfa 4 1
l'ipi iiliiK' A timirt ut bull.'iiiillk saveil t111' silo. Oli arrolint Of tb • uniform lambs iu mind tlie Ilorsets or Tunis
a n s w e r well or cow pcas and sw eet po­
rarb limi' tisually i ITTI lins Sllllirietlt ilei !
In* weather d uring Hie ex- will be best.
1 have tried several styles of racks tatoes. All corn or rye or barley i t in
lui-tir ariti io «olir Ilio lutti-li of swei't pi" illll'lll II! re Is no notli-i>ab!i> vnrla-
a sense futal to well doing. I f saws
I ui
l
. t a in ; iu d s ..1 L * m
rri'ain iiirrlv, or a gius enn may he Hull iu Iiir :
at of pulp i i eii or re­ and have found nothing b e tte r than Is
county, $ 1 .
blln l « ¡ i l i iir«- milk a (in ulluweil to sulting gain- that could In any case shown herewith, placed all urouud tbe can lie fed luttcli skint milk then they
Rot
ti
tit],
l
)b.
2.11)06.
stami in a « a rili piare iiutil sour, Uils l-e attributed to cll'initie c o n d i t i o n I t siili s of the jien. Tlirn the whole space may also lie fed considerable corn
T IM HI R CONTI A CT .
(¡RMS’, PKODIK E, FI LI).
since the milk is very rich iu protein.
.1
to br usisi in thè sanie uiauuer. The Is very pm'.-d lc however. that during cau be given to tlie sheep, « itlt noth
Brown Lutn-
Wheat—
W’alIn
Walla,
72c;
Valley,
As with feeding th e sow, a few prill-
cau must lir sirrlli/.ril « itti hulling « a
a pctioil of severely cold «'e atb e r pulp mg to crowd against. The hay rack on
Cv.; a ': U p titubi r on ceiiain 80
7_jc; bluentem, 72; t e l , 6 Sc.
borne
in
mind
which
top
prevents
the
sheep
getting
in
tbe
|
clplcs
should
In
ter bi'fore filling
vvoulil prove a i-idior unsatisi'artary
Oats— W l it
S'2s; gray, i ’27. a c r e * in s e e 1 4 , t p 2 1 . « r 2 w $ 1
fi : I. situ e It is not in nip. sen se a beat .i d i nigh, and, as they u n i only put will indicate wlint should be done un­
der the conditions which must govern
n-ir
noses
through
tin*
slats,
they
do
.1
R.irli
•—
Rr
w
i
n g , $ 24 ; f e e d ,
general
lug
fu
I e r i ! i nu P o lo r In lo llu lte e.
uot get tlieir wool so saturated w i t h - the action of the f a rm e r in this m a t­ S 2 :); rolled, $ 2 .y
High Sdire!.
Tlie color of luttier Is m ilnly ileter-
T lie shelter should bo warm
hayseeds.
The feed mangers will! ter.
H a y — T in t h y , :• 10 t o
?n ;
vv s l l t l i ' g H o r s e s .
mlni'il b y tln» l i n e i or luiliviiluality ui
a rt is t ic a lly ar-
enough to keep the animats in comfort.
Ibi* io«-, « ¡ it. s
li. Jo rd a n of thè
Wa. bin
a g al
ta « o k rut rati li the coarse parts o f the bay left,
cll.v. r.
eln.-.-it, $ 7 .0 0 1 «) ! " '
*'
picture! o f f a v o lile
It should have am ple ventilation. The
(ieiieva (X. V.i expi'ilinenl iati.in ili tbe sweat and dandi- ‘V ill Hi­ winter and It ran lie gathered up and is read­
$H; a l f a l f a , $l<h
"d
i r o m io c it t m e n ui>on
bed should be dry. as sows suffer easily
Itural Xev Y ori • -r. So fur as I bave lls well as in tlie s ip am r. but ll m a d ily eaten by lmrscs. These mangers
Mil'stuff*— M • 1 Hi. gs, $ 25 io 21 !; " ; '; -d a n d b a c k w a l ls of our
front
cold.
T
h
e
hair
covering
tbs-s
not
must
be
carefully
swept
each
time
bo
oliservi'd. tlie Imiter t'rotn titirru i*\ s be il me V. ¡tli - j md pidgin. ill at any
chi'p, $R.': bran, $ 1 H to 11 »,shorts st h o '1 ro o m ,
ll Is fore Hie grain or root are fed. W e protect them as the thick coat of a
earrii's tb r li gin t naturai color, « Idi Hnii'. says liural Xew Yorker,
attic b east protects i attic. I f uot kepi $20 to 2 1 .
These
J) isy Hawkins, a fot m o r clasa-
llir .Icrsc.v
f.illovvilig ns a dosi* srr- not iiit i -sary la drive a lmr - to dry IV d the grain ou the roots.
l!o u r — Hat'd
wheat.
patent, ; mate of the seniors,
o n l , nud llir mie iloreil liti Iter frolli Ii ini If be Is scrap,-.! wilh a Hal stick, ra r k s may also Lie made double, as reasonably warm by shelter, the no-e
v is it e il s c h o o l
’ 1 5 ; stmi dit, $¡1 C5 to $ 4 . 0 0 ; g r a - Fri lay afternoon.
bolli of tbr - I I I -is lias a indili bighcr wiped iptile dry with a rlalli for a few shown, and set aw ay from the wall. sary w arm th must be obtained by add
Tlieii
the
sheep
can
feed
from
each
ed
food.
I
f
the
ventilation
Is
not
Iniix), $21,7.7: rye, $ 5 ; whole wheat
color titau 1 1 1.11 from eltlirr tbr 11 *1 mlnntrs and thru placed In a stall out
S i n io r.
O f ¡ill
1 iu w ord s o f
t OO; vaili-; flour $ 3 . C 5 t o 3 . 0 0
stelus or A.vrdiiri
Keed dors bave of tlic lim it an-l « l i b a blanket on lor sitli the racks can be set iu the centei enough, steam vvill be produced in cold il.e.i,
j
m
o
u
t
h
o
r
pen,
“
'
I
h
f
of
the
pen,
and
«
’lieu
buubiug
timt;
weather
within
the
shelter,
and
this
addest aie it
solili' intimi:, r
l'or inslaurr, tlie bui
a few h ini's. II ¡-¡'amid lie ri'iiietubi'i'i'il
a , $1 !,5o to 7 25 : E a itero rye,
m igh t have b e e n .”
in- tal from llir ante Individuai ravV that «lien soap Is used in (lie « l it e r to com s oil make a partition to divide thi will induce dampness, very injurious $ 7 . Ill- p i l i - I :r y , ; (i iltl t o 7 .1 7 .
c n rriis a liigber color «lieti sin* is on wash a black horse it lias a tendency dock, separatin g those with lambs from to swine iu cold weather, i f the bed is
• - • t W e d t n s d a y i v< n i n g a Bus*
C rn— Whole, $2y ; cracked, $26
good pasture Ilutti « l i d i sin* Is rating to turn tbe glossy black la a brown. It tlie ones that have .vet to lamb, wlticli damp for any prolonged period, there per ion
t i>ill g a m e w a * t l a y e d h o t w e ' n
dry feed in die barn. II Is pra ¡¡rally Is well «'ortli knowing that it little .'-lint t ill ill« avs be done for lust results. Is d anger that rheu m atism may set in.
Rye— $ 1 .7 0 j er e«-t.
Tbe
T he re is no w ay by which a brood
Impossible, iu iii . v Ju 'giurili. so i i feed washing soda added to Hie w ate r when
itti
>tigh a little
PhODLlE.
T a k e t a r e o f th e F o a l .
*o«v can be exercised so well iu cold
certain individuai rows or tbe animala washing a white I. u-sr « ill rem ove the
Weaning til: e pre.-e.i * it t d ibcultles w inter clim ates as by giving her ac
B u tter— l a i n ,
"teaiu ety ,
25
d
« ere
s la in * mill'll sooner I linn soapsuds.
of i-erlain b rilli .. lo givo lite-r but
and tlaugcrs. l-’ew farm era fail to uu- cess to a barnyard. S he vv.ll root amid 2 7 . c ; c ity ( r c a in e r y , 3 0 t o 3 2 ' J c
"la g o
ter fai thè ilejitli of vello« color vvbicti
tlcistainl the funditmemais of weaning the contents o f the place for sheltered lit,ir v, Iti'
p . i 7 e : s t o r e 1 4
to 15c.
■
• i e foul lute.
has come io he r -si h - I - ih- ¡table
Tin* oi«i
1 1 t* -.')>:
it tilted 111 S to 6 in
by tlie An. irau publie. In flirt, thè
Keep a n mints « ¡tli ; our dock of f o a l, stiei-essfully, iml many of them grain. In doing so she gets the e x e r ­
Cheese — Young
America, 16c,
favor ol
\ othei gam e
wiiitcr butter frm i -ai.-li In-rils , f lini
■ beep and tin not let any of litem gel from neglect or carelessness do not cise that -lie intir~t la k e If her progeny Oregon full cream, i5c.
I have oli
very old on your hands
\n old sheep practiec them Sitys Ib ce d cr's (iazette. itre to be Mrong nud vigorous ¡it birth.
steins aliti Avi- ■hires a
has 1 »e) ti . 1 ; .
I', Drain for
I
.:
-
F
n
h
Oregon
ranch
served «-oulil li. pnieiiiatlly xvliiti', no is a feeble ¡iniinal and very lutril, if It scents a great pity ib.it a foal on Som e farm ers even seal let- grain . -on-
M
o
n
d
a
y
n
i
g
h
t
.
to
25
2o cold
24 ;
m a i l e r «liai tlie r.dtion niiglit lie
not Impossible, lo fatten. Make mut­ «lib !i the (him has expended her best sionally over the litter or manure iieaj
storage,
ton i f llnan before llii'i'e are an« siali- effort during tlie summ er season should or over froze u gr *-.:tnl in i sheltered
Poultry— Roostot 0 to 9b£c¡liens
lie allowed to retrograde now that tlie place.
of failing.
J I o i m J O l t l f «.Itt i l l H t ' ) l i l i l í .
molbei
must
in-
relieved
of
her
butdt
o
1
I
- 1 - 2 ; fryeiH, 1 0 .’, L * 1 1 ; broileio
T b e (¡UlTUsr, bull t Ill'll Wood i i . (
S I I h r o C 4»ud !'<»!• S h c c ¡» .
¡tin 1 dry feed lie substituted for milk,
C, live,
to 1 Ü;
1 1 to 1 1
H.lddrii «li c p u li.tit ,. reproduced o ~
S ilage is a n.o.-i ux.-t unt f,¡-i ! f.
('¡ire Is Hie main thing. Young stork
d r e s s e d , I 4 tei 1 1 ; it ke y s, n ve, 1 4 - 1 5
front Hoard'-: I nil. man. Is owned by
I'unnot thrive without watching. Foals islit'i'l*. s a y * Ii. N il) V i - m i " in ItUi.il d r e s s e d ,
THE VETERINARY
1 6 lo
i ji-
E. T. (ilil
f 11 addo!)¡rl.l, \ .1
Ur
| eaninil lie fed as hogs are fattened. X e w Yorker. T hey become veiv foi.d l ' i to 1 3 c ; s p i a t i " da
o f It. and U w ill 1 , ¡ni iu keep ¡I - 1
Coughing is a very common disease T b e eye of tin* m aster is indeed here
p i g e o n s , per d o zen , $ ! t o 1.27
Horses are high In price. bo « els in good condition md s t liuti;: i-
among bugs, and as long as ii docs not necessary.
sip iid.s. $ 2 to 2 70.
the
milk
tlo«-.
I.-i-o
year
when
tie-
affect tlie bi-alilt Ii is best to let them Surely tlie foul that it paid to breed
Honey— Daik, 1 0 «. io 1 1 .
m a j o r part >if our root crop «-., - f. /.
-
alone. I f tlie uuiinnl Is not doing well, should uot be allowed to go backward,
lanci « I n t e ,
in we fed more of it to our sheep i ’ i ¡ b e r , 1 2 lo 1 3c ;
especially
this
season
\v;,crc
succulent
give thirty drops compound sirup of
15c.
ever
before,
ami
«
h
i
l
e
not
ipi'te
«
nitiill mid a dessertspoonful of cod liver feed lias been so long available and
good a * roots I can I tti speak of it in
FltriTS AND VEUI
oil at a dose twice a day Continue for liav mid sound oat* in stielt liberal sup­
Hie high **t terms.
ply.
a month If needed.
Apples— Green, 7.5c to 1.75.
Uv«*r Rot,
HuisiutC Good StcerN,
Grape fruit — Ci it« $ 3. to 3.50
The symptom s of liver rot Iu sheep
To do t!u‘ ! i* >t \\ illt bo«f cattle they
Huckleberries— 7c per lb.
and lambs is a swelling under throat,
POINTS
should lie raised oil the farm and kept
Cranberries— $ 1 1 .
Ins o f appetite, ears lapped. Cities* re­
S ' TiiV'Y0^
grow
t Hi r full c ip a e lt y
Well
Tropical fruits— Lemons, fancy,
lict r,l they soon die,
In the %'rly
tired steers handled in this manner
When you « '¡ . : i to t :. -"ti sheep •!., $3 0 c ; choice, 2.7o per box; oranges,
stages of the disease give four ounces
tuny lie marketed in eighteen month«, not t h r . i « In a gn 1 voliime of 1 . , i
of opKiitn salts atnl n dessertspoonful of
$2.25 to 2 50; bananas, 5c per lb; E l y - s C r e a m
wa
igliing l . ' J i " to 1.270 pounds, and
,t one time; they « ili w aste it and a i ­
ul.¡.snoop tu'V « 1 llAblniN.
T h i s P o i r - cly i*^ a S p e c i f i c ,
ginger dissolved In water a t n ilose.
selling for St!7 1 «, *7)‘ To do this It ta' disgusted « i t l i it. (Jive them invi pineapples, $4 CO (o 5 per dozen.
S u r e to Ci
S a tisfa ctio n .
HIS sire. P : After tlie physic operates give fifteen
was droitptsi in I v . '
Potatoes— Oregon,
60 !o K 0 c ;
n-ould of i .iui'se be tier) ssarv to have emmi.’ìl I.* m i e 1 clean end t- * more
n v ? ? rf . l «?: t a t o n c e .
llilditou, lias the ili-iuniiou ol being drops of medicinal nitric acid at a dose the beat beef breeds Hut why should
onions.
$
.
)
.
,
to
t.i’o
per
Ion
pounds
1‘
inses, &rv, I h s. I d ;il , and protects the
ami they « i l i sta.« on tlieir feed ,m.l
tin* Hist bull ¡idmilte.I to tlie titn-nisey In half a toiu-upfiil of cold w ate r twice not in:m> eastern dairymen catTy
tomatoes box, 20 to 30c; turnips, 75
; ' itarrh and
f a t i ti i fast.
a day and coni In tie for two weeks.
udvaneisi r e g is ln . and his dam, tilru
riv t sawav i\ 1 *M in ill-* Head quickly.
seleeti'd Slioilliiirn or other suitable
to !' 0 c per -ack
cabbages, per
I't a i io t s F o r Hogs.
wood Hill II ilroppeil in ISSN, Is one T reatm en t is o f no use in the second
i;estt»res tlie Sen - oh of Taste and Smcil.
cow* and use a good Sltorlhoru hull?
Ill the fall ol I1MI3 live Taniw.irlli pound 2,|c; bead lettuce, 25 to
of Hie danglilers of Hie phenomenal stage of Hu* disease -A mericuu A gl 1 There w otild be every faelllly for push­
ml • n o il
1 ns dr igs.
liogs. aggrega i dig . n »;» pounds. «■«•:. 20 c dozen; hothouse, $1 box: cellery
cull
m
ist
.1 1 abs< n da
Imp. tllenwood Hlrl. nleiiwoml tSirl II.
ing the calves oil a dairy farm, and the pastured for tw-enty days upon Span 65 to 75c dozen.
5
0
o r l»y
l u l n r r h In I ! iii * nc .
probably dl«-.l before the system of ml
best results should be regularly obtain
mil; Tit. I Ki/.e, 10 cents by mail.
isli peanuts.
\t Hi ■ end of the twou
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
('a larrlt (nasal gleet) is usually ilif
\aucoil registry for Hiti-rnseys was «
o i This would permit of the number days they vvcigltt . 1,124 {■ ¡lm!'. t: .
>
i * -•
. ) $ 3 . 6 0 to , i . ; £LY BROTHERS. 66 Warren £t.. New rorlc.
ttcuIt to cure. Cecil horse well and in
tablislti-d, I.ut she lias a personal rec
of . ) « s being reduced, lessoning the live gaining 22.: pounds, or 4,7..s po.in,: .
o n l of IVl3.o pounds <«f butter in one feed twice d .'!y mix one drant of pow­
cows
;
3
.OO
to
3
.2
5
;
calves, $ 3 .0 0 to
hu er without seriously affecting the pt ' I. g in tw enty days. The average
y e ar and lias a lutlf sister and two dered Kill’> lite of copper for a week,
$4.75.
net Income.
gridìi o f each hog was 2 . 2 a pounds per
full «later* in tb«' advatt . I registry, then a similar dose of lodiile o f potash
Sheep— $ 7 .0 0 to 5.25
day
Bulletin Arkansas K.xperlmeut
for another week.
Alternate these
possibly Kioi'e at tl. - «lat«'
1 -— $7 75 to 6.25
l - ' l u l M l ' .l l t g 11 OH*.
Stilt
oh,
medicine« week about until disch arge
M r s . I . E. T hompson .
Sometimes a li ig grower gets ninny
HOI’S, WOOL, ETC.
S
o
ii
k
i
»
4
(
.r
a
i
n
I
t
t
r
Pifcg,
tease*. It might also be Well to flush
l 4»ii«‘«*rn i itu IlfilVrn
kind, and izc in Ii is herd.
Some­
Hops— Choice 10 (o I I
R a ie s i . r d ay .......................................fl.OO
Aut 1 1 t»i*it«Hivt* data ¡'4 iiot
out nostrils .nice daily with a solution
One feature of Hie dairy that ha
times he neglects to c a s t r a t e males till
Wool— Valley 26 to
2 ; c; East, R"om and hoxrd, per week......... St.70
Upon tlie | k , i 11 1 »« the n l a t i v e vaine of
oftl'll Ins'll III m.-lil.iavd is to di eat.I o f one dratn o f t mule aclil lit a pint of
they > o e to I«* of a stz«' Hint they will
water.
dry and soaked whole grain for the err. Oregon IS to 20c; nntninal-
a lielfer bis-ause she ilia-s not tlo Well
not tlii'ite.
Such a combination til
feeding o f pigs, but such tests as have n O th illg d o ; ’:, .
Ti» ll« m I nee Carbu.
the tlrst year. Slit* in tv >1«« belti'r the
A R RIVA L A X 0 D E P A R T U R E UF S. P. TRAINS
n .iv s works a loss to the owner. l»if-
been Iliade -ei iu to Indicato that there
Tlie following is tli«* treatm ent for
next year, and o- aim Ii must not lie
Uec
. -liuod, clean and pure VOltTII BUTMl
> -I TU n o i ' X D
fi-rcnt vi/, s t' 1.1 tiigeUn 1 cannot tlo as
N o . I.' . ... 11:53 I m
8 a p in
Is a con -M erab le ad van tage iu favor 20 to 22 c per lb.
expis-ti'd of a t wo J « ar old heifer as «> curbs in horses recomuietidetl by Xa
1 No. 16 . ........ 2:0J a m.
well :'* 1 —oiled lot 1 -mailer lo's of
2:24 a. m
tional
Stockm
an
auil
F
ar
m
e
r
Cow
o
f
the
soaked
grain
three ali i four year old e«i«s
Win'll
T
1
les-
Dry
hide*,
No
1,
16
ll
s
even sizes,
l ’artlctdarl.v is this true
you make up your maul that a cow ilercd caiitlinriiles one drain. Iiinloiliile «'heu « «dll w e atlu r «»tin's on. 1
11
fulfil
F
o
r
Horses.
ii il up, 16 and 17 c per lb; dry
r.-t
fulls below tbe si milar«!, then fatten | of mercury one dratn; mix well with
Horses are often fed too much al calf No 1 under 7 p umi- 17 to 18c;
a uie«' finish on them, whether 11 ;:
V
her and sell her In the butcher or '-«-¡I one ounce o f vaseline. Apply a iiuauti- heavy, they should I k ’ iu bunch
litis is Indicateli by iudigestiou,
u t filila.
dry ulte !, bubs and sta^s one third
her to Home man who wauls to try tin* ty atnl rub In well. The ihird .lay
even size. ’Hie fa rm e r wilh it
v.f wliic It liitally nmnlfi-sts itself In scouts. less.
cNperlnii'iit « keeping tin« « >w f «r tl"- grease with lard. In two weeks use
A
horse
of
l.iKkt
pound-
-bolliti
not
oat
Time Talle No. 1
different sizes « b o is not situated so he
again and treat as before. Afterward
To take elfevt V prll 2 d. 11:05.
chilli«'«' ol tee « all
Hoevi
Filo^
Incorpoi a (ion
can divide them tjccoriling to - ize «-ill over twenty pound* o f a lfalfa per day. Mal'ieur
use once In Hiree weeks. Tills will tl >
E a *( Ba’ind
Fapers.
«t i , a- - d H v w. Botina
do well to - II | art to
-me one who I f appetite is left to determine the
and iSat only
all that can be done toward removing
Htti l l i m m t l M ilk ,
quan
tity
some
Individuals
will
devour
, :tti National S t .» kinan.
Siletn, O re, Jan. 27 . — The Mal­
land
Daily’Ex*
In my opini i Mini
oui* iiii'tny the curbs.
N O *i
thirty or more pontili*.—I arm Progress.
•I»; Sunday
N o 2— N o 4
heur Valley railroad company tiled r.M j AM
H , ' 111t-dy I'm - Q d lU itr .
__ >THTIONa
ab ove all oilier* in the prntnoting of
Kiev 4 M R. M
NI«*
op
F
f
i
f
d
ln
g
.
llritl<»!i F o r I.n n b ».
articles of incorporation with the 2 :: ä > ÓÜ
tftjf*' (»rove
Skill is required for snocessful tre a t­
>•71 il ll* 5.14
" o l t " ntilk, or mill; l in i goes Ii.t.l ami
All'alfa hay eomliittevl with corn and
A* a restili of expeiliiit'iit.* in lauti)
2 7
Walden . . . .
710 T»:49 05
secretary of state thi* afternoon
It 2:55
gels uff flavor, atnl that - tin* rottoli ment of qulttor. Cleanse part* thor­
7
cob
meal
gave
tbe
l
i
s
t
results
t
>
f
a
t
­
.
Curri
ti......
10:41 4 ;»9
fi-'sling ut thè Wyoming ex|«‘iln ient
prop"ses to build a road from Vale 2 : » 7
r r o (i jrdfl
.70 ion» 1:48
cloth strainer, ii*cd • v.
u. 1 . ver. rolli oughly and when dry remove hair
tening
steers
at
the
K
an
s
as
siatiou
tntieti lt « ss sliown tluit It Is posslble
:?:01 S
Harr
10:88 I 47
The
ip tal stock i* 8:11 8
.
from cm Ire hoof head. Scrape out
when tasted against a m ixture of sev­ to Oni ar i '
K':;» 1 44
to fatteti lami)« withont graia oli J
.3:17 S
i!cd K‘
with ntlcruls - and other kitnlrcil : .-« in
pipes with Miutll. sharp Instrument,
i:«
1 f •> uico'porntor* are S:80i8
< Ite.tp ratlon uf alfnlfa tttrtiip* ami t«il- eral grain * and liny*, including corn $ l o >, o
W
>
1
1C
.*0 4 *44
until it i
Itii'ii inject a little of a solution of two
Di ’ la
E 'in c ,
W 11. I l r o o k e ,
911 10.01 « JO
11 . ¡.ini
h rali.'it* v, Il l>o furtlier ensilage.
•
v
«
’
that a l i ni d
r «-..aid d gite - It llrar. s of corrosive 'tihlltieite ami one
9:4M 1:16
T h e F o i l 's F e r ii.
K’iuer A C >
T o i f s A - l i m * attl
v i ’ ¡y
lt. «
-
vi Y e - , ; • • .-iit.l « eli bal-
9:15 4 : J 2
os tauii.i «. m
I ran i of liydrocblorl«- n Id -« - oiincc
» 9 05 15
T h e s t .o m l w inter in a colt's life the SB pher ' ' 11-vi r.
9 55 4 05
..,»«! lalioo of a lialta. turn'i ’-, i o n i
Hon Id. Olilo
of water. Colli I Ice t«.|- a ««■)--, «« Hi bet
l OO
fet'd
should
be
increased
etiutigh
to
and ollineal gavt tl,e ' o g . - ( gnin* t*n
f l a w e d meal following I n jo i i o n then
F.ml
keep tin* volt grow tug nud lu good con-
che
suoillc-l
a
d
u
n
i
-.
niiit
of
uutri-
Real
Estate
Transfers
t ieni) Unite«-,
Inject again and when part is dvy Mis
^naniç»» r t th o u t n o ti c e ,
limoli
n i l * should la' followisl up,
«'til* In thè fuo. 1 .
Did you ev • r think that win n cream ter thoroughly with a mixture of two
v a -Vd c nly at the
ni* feed being Increased a little every
Felix ani Rosa Currin to F r u ik (oint risk of •hi J W Ifi!
«r
' r f Ig n ee .
conics to tlie top it l a m e * all Hu- bit drains o f hltiloiHdo of mercury In two
Staar
leave
y
e
a
r
until
fully
matured
Vi.dw
2
0
C
rthiree;
6
.2
0
acre
in
tp
s
r
: f»r t h e e r r i v ü l o
l'n i- e u f C u r i ,
purities iliat wi-re in tin* ! ¡¡Ik cp « !i ounces o f c e r a t e o f eantl. irlde; Keep
■ fil'd Friday!
Milk F o r lEivtt*.
w, $100.
Ewtes ou;lit to Ito kept in unsliuta con
It ? T hat I f t ng so mil) l_i ,-ui kisj, nitcriiattng lliese (realiiit¡¡is uutli tv
d < n Tues*
» v s Thu
Hog* u**vl fresh, c le a r w ater even
lUtiou l'or « glit « > ..11 nino tnoulha
R
M
Veatch
et
a
to
F
ink
nu
l
C
F r e ig h t
Impuntii out of butter «licit tltev g t rovei-y, which will take place in time If
•
•
d e 'v ,v s E.
In tln* « .11 tl « y «lo not . equi re oli c ek e when they .«re fed ou step C labber I* M I rib trte; 33.5.20 a re- n tp 2 0 . s li K I epi
1 urd­
that far, <o If v o want e’eait l m "
«
ilic lateral cartilag e Is n t Involved.
01 corti, und thè ti:, e to spemi tuouey not a * gvod for gr a« «tig pigs a * butter* r 2 w. $ 3756 . 06 .
en d in
Hiti pie mie tv » e r m a oi u l^eing b i l l e d .
must ketp tlie milk pure.
Breeder’s U a ie tfc .
milk or sweet milk.
upon 1 beni :s wheu they a r * uurs.ug.
\Y. L . R i g w u , t r a s t e e , t o B r o w n (
...
— t
A . O. iV o o ll, M an ag er
Fresh Beef, Pork, Mutton and Veal
SMOKED : MEATS : A : S P E C I A L T Y
J . H. B A R T E L S . Proprietor
Phene
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j C o lla g e G ro v e E l e c t r ic
Market Reports.
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