Cottage Grove leader., October 06, 1906, Image 4

T H E SILO IS “ IT .”
f u l \ 1 UK
M m - 1 ' r o l . l e w
of
M u ll.
lin n ,
illlnu and lllu li I'rleed Lund.
Stalk foil stock Is Inferior to silage
fed Htin-k, ami tlie heavy «talks accuiuu-
latlug In the liarii and yard« are hard
to handle. It Is a difficult matter to
cet them upon the Held, and after they
are there they hinder cultivation. The
part of the «talk la-low the ear Is «aid
to represent 50 per cent o f tie* nutri­
tion o f the fodder. I f that Is allowed
t > become ripe and woolly you lose fit)
per cent o f the feed value. This half
of the stalk Increases the difficulty In
handling ut least 100 per cent. All
these problems are solved by the silo.
It takes all the corn, cuts It up ut u
time when It Is full of rich feed and
preserves It In prime condition for
winter use. The manure from slinge
fed stock Is preferable to that o f stalk
fed stock because It Is much easier to
handle anil can be applied to (lie land
more economically The silo Is "it.”
On High I'l-leed l.uud.
When farm laud «ells for anythin»;
ti'iove fti3 an «ore it Is somethin« of a
problem how to m ike the average crop
pay for It. The beef farmer Is up
against It «nod anil hard, and the dairy
tanner has no «nap unless he attends
t ) business and Is pn ted. I f a man Is
a .In« to keep one cow to every four
acres and If he has to pay $NO an acre
f >r the land that cow must make him
$19.30 above expenses in order to pay
the Interest on the money Invested in
the land alone. This does not allow
anythin« for improvements, interest on
the price o f the cow or labor. The
solution of the whole problem lies In
llos and stingo. The forty acre farm
with a silo Is worth Just as much us
tho eighty acre farm without one when
it comes to enrnliiK capacity. I f a man
depends upon hay, corn and pasture
alone he can keep only about one-third
us much stock as if silage entered his
ration. The silo Is the solution o f prof­
its from high priced land, declares
Kimball's lialry Fanner In conclusion
to tho forego til« appreciation o f the
silo. It gives more feed for less money,
and the feed Is harvested ut a more
desirable time.
F sn <*t
It iM M vIodxfe.
It will pay every man to weigh the
milk o f every cow at every milking,
nocords show that there are whole
herds that do not return the cost of
feed. W eighing pays because only a
definite record o f the best cows shows
whether each one Is doing her best or
for some reason Is going wrong. The
next best scheme Is a week's test ev ­
ery seventh week. This will give near
the actual yield. You cannot afford to
weigh the feed for each cow, but there
should be a record o f the total amount
o f food that goes lot.) the herd. Pro­
fessor 11. K. Van Norman.
Dairy T a lk of Today
Balanced kindness Is ns Important us
balanced rations In the care o f dairy
animals.
Ten* .flu« li O v e r r u n .
Immense overrun In churning means
extra water worked Into the butter. I f
the watei exceeds Pi per cent the but­
ter Is to he classified under the law as
"adulterated.”
I’ ron rt* ms I ve 1 in |»rnveineti t.
Cows grow old. meet with accidents
and lose their places III tho herd’s use-
flilne :s. Changes should he progressive
in quality Tho good mtlk cow should
be fils-1 a go al breeding cow; not that
no will ask her to give us twins, hut
give us daughters superior to herself.
McHpurriui.
I o o X In 14 th e C o n .
Milking Is only coaxing the row. The
dairy business cannot (add up when
you fix'd white top hay scraped off
poor field.-, to cov. s that are unable to
slnxl their hair
IOarly cut clover nisi
grass, bran, lin er 1 and glutyn feed,
with little oiiili.;e, give excellent re­
sults The \ .crlean cow has hud too
much r\rt ■ Ho In the past. Hlie Is hard
worked In the mere making o f milk.
When properly fed and watered her
natural luelluatlou Is to lie down.—
Ilev. J. H. I>etrich.
Tim ely Point a.
A «hurta- e In the water supply for a
day or two makes a shortage In the
milk flow
Hou't pound the cow because the tiles
are milk lug her crazy, (le t sumo fly
repellent.
Hou't try to hold separator mtUt over
until the next day this weather. Feed
It tit once.
Flies hurl, mid short feed tilts down
the milk How thlt weather.
Avoid
them if you can
Klmball'R Dairy
Farmer.
I l ut I «’ r i u n i t i tin; In > l a r > l u m l .
As far us hultcruiaklug on tho farm
Is com enied. Its day In regions w ltliln
the slilppliu: /one of large cities Is
passed, except as It may Is* necessary
to take «ni.- o f an unwarranted sum-
Bier -urplus c. I Hoano, Maryland.
lin on i
For
A ll
liro n t«.
Hiere Is room for all dairy breeds In
this country
There are conditions
where
i\ one of them is IndtiT than
the rest
l.i-t It go at that, mid spend
the money necessary for breed tests In
■linking authentic tests o f more cows,
nMills’ the bleeder thereby to a broader
■olifthm of performing blood Nation­
al Stool, man
Fresiti-ti In a
lu
lh«i F n l l .
1 Miring ¡h -.intimer practically ever/
dairy ha. ■> surplus ..f milk, due to the
sliortxi.-titl'd .
" f p' «hirers In gen
(•nil. who find It hopo dhle to get over
the old li . . a', a Idea that cows should
freshen In the spring lie tend o f the
fall. What n good thing the fanner
has whoso cows are due to come fresh
next October or a little later!
.a erili».
Ill
IN D IG E S T IO N .
hereof or they w ill be barred b y !
virtue of the p rovision o f the Statute, i No appetite, loss of strangth, ner-
vousiiess, headache, constipation, bad
II i . nj ix iin L. F. i iu y , R egister.
breath, general d e b ility , sour risings,
F a ctor« That lntiiirnce tin* Tent of
and cuturrh o f the stom ach are all
Cremu From Separator*.
In the U nited S titt*- Lund o d ici
due to in digestion . K " d " l Dyspepsia
First grade cream should contain not , a t R ow b u rg, <»regoli.
The Funny Pictures for the Children Cure cures Indigestion. This new dis­
A u gu st 14, 190(5.
less than : » per cent o f butter fat, for [
N otice Is hereby given that fie - r g e
L'lalilrf-n always enjoy the Leader covery represents the natural Juices of
the reason that cream with this per
d lge stion as they e x is t in a healthy
G. W a r n e r , w h o s e p o s t o Ili c e j supplements.
The
Leader
is stom ach, com bined w ith the greatest
cent of butter fat w ill keep better and address is C o tta g e (.»rove, l.at t o .
going
to
make
this
a
permanent
known ton ic and reconstructive p ro p ­
Cottage and Neufchatel dice- >-.- could cost less to transport than cream o f a Oregon, lias this (la y lib <1 his ap plica­
K o fi»>1 Dyspepsia Cure does
linear feature, and we know your children erties.
very appropriately he culled the “ cos­ lower per cent o f fat, and the ilulryn in tio n for a patent r>u J,7fi'-
n o t only cure Indigestion and dys­
feet
o
f
the
vein,
lode
or
d
ep
o-lt
would
appreciate
getting
the
Lea­
...ie
pepsia, but tlie farr-niiM rem edy cures
mopolitan elico :e” 111 the ehee ■■(• world will recover more skim milk.
I known as tlie Lost P ro v ili'
and
Don't fail to sub­ all stomach tro u lile« by cleansing,
causes that tend to lower the butter Benefit Location.'-, bearing g o ld and der regularly.
from the fact of Its comparative sini
set ihe for tlie Lender
purify m g. sw eetening and stren gth en ­
pilotty In making. Ib cserh c -• < differ fut to below 30 per tent lu cream sep other prcclou in ctol-. togeth er w ith
in g (iic mucous membranes lin in g the
the surface ground dot) feet in w idth
united
with
U
cream
separator
ar"
as
somewhat In their <hemie.il compost
st 'iiincli.
on
both
.sides
o
f
the
c
e
n
te
r
'
f
-aid
K o d o l Dyspepsia Cure after m eals ia
tlon, but are very similar In appear­ follows: The variation In the per cent vein, lode o r deposit shunted in the |
not only th orou gh ly reliable d igest-
ance when served. Both are a tooth­ of butter fut of bund sepuruted cream Bohem ia M ining D istrict. unorgan­
ant, but it contains g rea t tonic and
Poi Hand, Oct. 5,1906.
some anil nutritious article of diet, but Is very great If operators are not care­ ized, C ou n ty of Lan e, and S ta te ot
reconstructive p ro p e rti"«
as
well.
ful In operating tlielr machines uni­ Oregon, and designated bv the Field
G R A IN , I'KODl'CE, I t t i ).
from tin- fact that Neufchatel Is made
Th is fam ous rem edy
enables
tlie
Notes
am
i
O
fficial
P
la
t
on
li!>
in
this
formly.
Wheat— W alla Walla, 69c; Valley, stomach aiid d igestive o rg a n s to th or­
from whole milk and cottage Is made
. office as M ineral Su rvey N . tifi."),:
n im iiln g the Se|»tti-tttor.
ou gh ly div". t , a ssim ila te and contri­
I being p a rtly in Section 12. Township 70c; blueeferu, 7 I
red, 66c.
from skim milk It goes without saying
bute to tlie tissues nil of the nourish­
The first and probably the most im­ 2d, S. R. 1 F .t Suspended Survey,
Oats
—
White
$32;
gray,
$3
1
.
that Neufchatel Is the more nutritious
ment th at is contained in such food as
portant cause that reduces the per p a rtly tin su rveyedTow n sh ip ‘2fi, S lb
liarh y Br*wing, $24.; f e e d , m ay lie eaten.
as w ell as pre-entlng a yellower and
1
2
East,
said
M
ineral
Survey
No.
fifi"
K o d o l Dyspepsia Cure clears tho
richer nppearam-e. I-'or a •h-talhxl con cent o f butter fat lu cream Is by turn­ being described as fo llo w s , toivlt :
$23.75; rolled, $'¿5 to 26.
■lderatlon o f the manufacture o f these ing too slowly, not giving the bowl
Hay -Timothy, $11.00 to $12.50; wav and makes sure tlie jou rn ey from
Beginning a t n heinhs k post 1 i et
soft curd cheeses let us first take up enough speed. Anything that tends to lo n g, G inches square. -■ t 1« In d ies in c!o'>( r, $8.50 to $9; cheat, $7.50 to sickness to health aud weakness to
strength. I f the stom ach is d iso r­
change the speed o f the bowl from one the ground surround".! w idi u! -tan-
the better one. or .Neufchatel
dered K o d o l will cure it.
separation to another Influence« the tinl mound of rock scribed I -fifiu fo r $8 ; alfalfa, $ l i .
lin n
X e o f e l l ill e l I s M a il «- .
K od ol Dyspepsia Cure lays the foun-
Mtll.xtufTs— Middlings, $25 lo 26;
per cent of butter fat In the cream. corner N o. 1, of the Benefit Locution
Neufchatel cheese Is made from milk
A uniform speed o f the bowl Is obtain from which said corner >.'o 1, a lir chop, $ 1 7 ; bran, $17 to 18;short« ilati n fo r he.iitli, niul the upbuilding
of strength by cleansing, p u rifiyin g
containing from 1 to <! per cent el­
eil by turning the crank at a given 20 inches in diam eter, b.- r- S 5:l, deg. $18 to 19.
and sw eeten in g tlie g la n Is and mem­
even more fut. The milk Is first treat­
\V.
:i!t..r
)
feet,
and
ft
tir
i
ii
d
ies
in
di­
speed at all times anil giving the crank
Elmir- Hard
wheat,
patent, branes of the stom ach, and by sup­
ed with a fdurtcr (either a i-.iiiimen-ial
am
eter,
bears
N.
—
H1
^
d
eg
I
11
feet,
an equal pressure ut all points In its
$4.10,
straight,
$3.45;
gra­ p ly in g imtur.i! juices necessary to
b o tli faced and scribed l-fifi.") B. T. ; I
or a buttermilk sturteri o f from 2 to 5
circuit around the axis. The speed at
- '" " t lo n and
-,'.o'
rye,- $•>; whole wheat perfect indigestio.i. .<
per cent of Its hulk and heated up to which the machine should be run is S. Mineral .Monument set in M inerai ie
nutrition. K o d o l dig.
v.'ut you
Survey
N
o.
220,
bears
S.
è
deg.
2«
min.
ui
$8.50to3,65
HO degrees F. and sot with rennet, til­ Indicated by the manufacturer. Follow
eat, prevents colic,ch olera, diarrhoea,
E. 4,807.5 feet; thence N o rth 74 deg
I i"tin, $fi.5o to 7.2 5 ; Eastern rye, flux, dysentery and summer com ­
ing very ••urcfe.l at all limes not to ills
these instructions and count the revolu­ Ili min. W. ( v.u iution 21 deg fid min
plaints g en era lly, and its use w ill cure
turli the eoagiihiin. When c .againtod tions each time the machine Is used to E ) 1.4*2 feet to corn er No. 2 o f said $5. it); I ’illsb u ry, $6.20
tt Is cooled down as low as possible for he sure that the speed Is maintained. Benefit l/K-ation: a hem lock post I
Whole, $26; cracked, $27 indigestion anil chronic dyspepsia
perm anently.
K odol is g o o d alike
a time, something like twenty four I f milk Is warm the cream will con­ feet lon g, t inches square, set lv per ton.
for young and old . Your d ru g g is t
hours, during which lime something tain a slightly higher per cent of blit­ in dies in the ground scribed 2-030
Rye— $1.50 per ewt.
sells it.
like six tenths per cent aelil will be ter fat; If cold it w ill contain a slightly surrounded bv substantial mound of
HtOL)U< V
rock, from which a fir 30 inches in d i­
developed, which gives the product a lower per jjent. other conditions being
Butter- Faucy cr jari'i-ry, 21j4i',
am eter liears N. 5T> deg, E. O.fi feel
■ W
£ .a N y
S iis e r s
ripened cream flavor. It Is then care­ equal.
Milk Immediately ufter It Is unii ti tir fid inches in diam eter Invars 22c;
city creami ry, '¿\ l/2
dairy-
The (famous l i t t ' s D ills*
fully turned Into a cheesecloth and drawn from the cow has the proper S. 03% deg. West 1) feet, both faced
14
to 15c; store i4 to 14j(!c
hung uii until well drained. A fter the temperature at which to separate.
mid scribed 2-Ofió 15 T . thence N O
Cheese— Young America, 14j4c
deg. o min. W. (v a r ia tio n 2d deg. E i
sill-plus whey has bet'll expelled the
O th e r D e t a ils .
M illin e r y O p e n in g .
lèi 71 feet t-> corner No
of s:i"! Oregon full creau., 13c to 145^
cheese can lie sailed ami sen-oned to
Milk Hliould he gun through u sep
I
tike
pleasure iu announcing
Eggs — Fresh Oregon
ranch
suit the taste.
nrator at a constant rate. I f milk Is Benefit L o c a tio n : a hemlock post o
inches s q u a t" 4 feet lon g set Is inches
our
openi
ig of Fall millinery with
21.
foil Into tlie separator at an uneven
A s n M a r k e t l*rotliii*(.
in the ground scribed fi-fifi", sur
Poultry -Roosters, 9 to loo; hens a selection of the latest pattern hats
I f the product Is Intended for market rate, If at times the flow of milk be rounded w ith substantial m ound <o
It can he worked Into rolls liy filling a stopped, the thickness of the cream rock; and n hem lock I t inches in di 13; fryers, 16c to 17; broilers and bonnets on Saturday, Septera-
tube and poshing out the contents will he greatly Influenced. The faster ¡m ieter bears S. ('>0% deg. K. 14 s feet; 14 tu 11
'"tese, live. 8 to; 8.50 per the 29 ' h i906.
with a plunger. The rolls are then milk is run through a separator the a m ia fir 20 incites in diam eter bears dressed, 11
M a r y B a r t e l s .
:
, it;. Lxy a, live.lq-is
wrapped, first In parchment paper and thinner will he the cream, other condi­ S. 24 deg. \V 1fi..-> feet. Both faced
F i n n 's AND VEGETABLES.
and
scribed
fi-0fif>
B.
T
.
;
the
continence
lastly with tin foil. From the fact of tions being equal.
Grape lVuit— Crate $ 4 . to 4 .50
Subscribe for (he Leader.
The amount o f water or skim milk of d r iz z ly creek and Cltirttipion creek
its high moisture content H Is quite
bears N. 82 y, deg. 1" 328 feet; the
Cranberries— $14.
usixl
to
flush
out
the
bowl
will
natural­
perishable and should lie consumed
q u a rter section corner on the north
Potatoes— Oregon,
4O to 65c. T H S C .:i'U . ' L l . U A T IV E C O J O " 0YRUS»
wltliln a week. The price on the aver­ ly tend to decrease the per cent of line o f Section 12. tow n sh ip 2fi, S R.
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
butter
fat
by
diluting
the
cream
with
1
E.,
Suspended
Survey
bears
N.
is
age market will lie about 20 cents n
Cattle— Best steers $3.50 to 3.65;
deg. 8 min. \V. l,'!2'J.b ft .; thence
pound. II Ik Woods, Ohio, In Nation­ water or milk.
There Is a cream screw or skim milk N o rth 81 deg, "4 min. J-’,. variation co'is 22.25 to 2.50; calves, $4.00 to R/d C! . . cr LI i ' - ar ! !!yoc:7 Bee on Every Bailie,
al Ktoeklimii
screw In each separator for the purpose 21 (leg. E .) fìlli .fifi feet to corn er No. 4; $1.50.
of changing the ihlekness of cream a hem lock post 1 inches square. 4 feet
A F l u e A j- i - s l i l r e .
Sheep— $4.00 to 4.25.
when desired. By tills It can lie so lon g, set Is in dies in the grou n d sur
Hogs— $7 to 7.35
regulated as to skim thin or thick rounded w ith substantial mound of
this $60 Machine for $2.5
HOPS, WOOL, ETC.
cream, and when once set, If all other rock scribed l-tlflo; a hem lock 14inehe-
It is it Ilfgh-ftrm , drop
diunieter bears N. fifi deg. 13 min W.
FREIGHT PREPAID.
Hops— Choice 10 to 11
heart, ball bearing, lock­
conditions of the separator are uni­ 24.0 feet; and a w h ite lit 14 in dies in
stitch, double fc^rt, i'elf-
Mohair, choice 28 to 30c
form, It will produce nearly a constant d iam eter bears 8 . 20 deg. It) min. W.
threnrting sh u ttle: h a s
autom atic bobbin w inder
per cent o f butter fat Oscar Erf, 11.5 feet, both faced and -eribed 4 tifi"
Wool— Valley 22 to
25 c; East, j
aiid othi r latest im p rove­
Kansas Experiment Station.
lì. T ,; W a rn er's cabin lie n s S. fid deg. ein Oregon 14 to 22c.
m ents. T h ia is th e A N T I-
T !'.(TST M A C H IN E . It la
E. 15 feet; thence S. 71 deg. "1 min I'.,
the same m achine agenta
(variation 20 ilcg. 15 min. K) 1,07731
AVIiy, liiilc.-tlf
are asking you $f.O for. A ll
attachm ents g o w ith each
T w o cows cost .>4i> each per year for feet t o corner No. 5 o f snid Benefit
To
the
Public.
m achine. Solti for on ly
keep. One o f them yields you 4,000 Location being identical w ith N. E.
$*• cash and $.X m onthly.
corn er of tlie Amended I . " -¡itimi ami
Rep' • xentativcs of U10 Pacific W rite TODAY fo r free FUP.tiiyP.E CATALOGUE showing
quarts o f milk a year, that tiring you
with Corner No. 2 o f tlie Lost P r o v ­
t household goods we w ill shir* (Freight
$80. The other yields 1 2(H) quarts, that ince L o d e or this survey. A h-m lock Sta'es Telephone and Telegraph elegan
Prepaid) on Easy Payments—o u r new CREDIT plan.
bring you $20. The latter loses fo r you post 4 inches square, 4 feet lo n g set Company have Marled a house to
G o v u r t z F t ir n t C u r o C o m p a n y
about $14 and reduces the gain on the 18 inches in tlie ground surrounded nous«- canvass among the fanners
1 7 3 *1 7 5 F ir s t St.. P O R T L A N D , O K.
former from $40 to >02. W hy do you w itli substantial modini < i roek, of this county, offering them an e x ­
keep the 1,200 quart cow? You would scribed 5-2-085; and a fit 2s incites in it mely low rental rate for instru­
be better off with the one that clears diam eter bears S. 1 T'-i <leg \V 14.4
ments to be used in connection with
$-10, for you would have only half the feet, and a tir 2S inches in diameter
the
Central offices of the Company
bears
Nor.
h
73
d
g.
W
.
Id
f»
et,
both
Investment, half the work and half the
Unwin’s MATCHLESS.
feeding, and you would gain $14 each bleed and scribed ¡5-2-035 If. T ., throughout tho country.
thence South 0 deg. (! min. East, t v a ­
For eight and ont-third cents a
The cut. reproduced from Hoard's year.—Farm Journal.
riation 23 «¡[ deg. E) 50!).24 feet to cor
lhilry inali, shows the head o f too Im
tier No. I , of Lost P io v in e " Lodo o f moiillt the subscriber is given free
D a i r y aial<lM.
ported Ayrshire hull Ilow le's Match­
this survey, 017.fit feet »o corner No. 1 switching with all other subscribers
In Norway they train the young xvo of the Benefit L od e the place o f be­ connscting with bis Centeral" ex-
less, now owned In Illinois.
men lu dairying and the care o f the gin n in g.
c I - a 1
. Under tbia rate it would
Beginning at hem lock p ost I feet
cow. Tho course is free. It covers six
Shade F o r (' o w n .
a p p o r that no rural resident need
long
i
inches
square,
-et
1
«
indie/
in
Simile for cows hi summer may come months niul begins about the middle of
«AT-FEVE
October. All the work i.i practical mill tlie grou n d scribed 1-635 surrounded b- without a telephone and iis at­
from trees growing In the pastures slu
with a substantial mound of rock tendant advantages especially as
gly or In clumps or lu places accessible Is done under the personal direction of from which a fir 48 inches in diam eter
every assurance is given of prompt
to them by a cheap roof In the pasture practical Instructor/
iK'.-trs N. 59 (’ eg, E. 0 7 feet and a fir
sustained by pules and covered with
4s inelies in diam eter bears S. 17 tier. and fiicinnt (crvicc.
&
Mr. L. P. Bennett is in charge of |
straw or by the stables In which they , »---------------------------
" <• West 212 fet t both sa id lit fared and
scribed 1-035 15. T. and IT, S. Mineral the canvass in this county and he
arc kept In winter. But to shade from
Monument set in M in era l Survey No.
either o f these noun es during the con
lab s he may be seen at the Cen­
229, bears S. 5 d e g 2.» min. E. l.x.i.vi
YOKK^
tluuanee of the fly season Professor
tral offices of the com pan y in liu-
feet
for
corner
No.
1
of
Lost
Provin
ce
Thomas Hliaw advances In American
Parsimonious feeding w ill negate the Lode b ein g identical with the S. \\ . i;"iie, or will visit an y community
Agriculturist the strong objection that best qualities of any Improved breed.
ly s
ream
alm
corn er o f the Am ended L o ca tio n , or organization of farmers interested j
they furnish breeding places In which All registered bree is have been devel­ thence N . 0 deg. 0 min. \\ (v a r ia tio n
T h is B e m o d y is a S p e c if ic ,
files multiply with great rapidity. This oped by libci al fi - llag as well as In­ 21 deg. fid min. E. I 509.24 feet to co r­ in Telephone matters,
S u r e t o C iv o S a t is f a c t io n .
r —— ----------- -------
.
j
Is ow ing to the droppings which accu
telligent sel x (i nn. Retrogression com­ ner No. 2. el Lost Province I.ode. I c ­
GIVES RCL!£r AT ONCE.
initiate hi such centers, in these the I mences vxlth the want o f proper nour­ ing identleut w ith V W. corner of the
It cleanses, soothes, licals, ami protects the
tiles deposit their eggs. Because o f ' ishment, mid young a ill nulls born to be Am ended L ocu tion and w ith Corner
lixea 'd membrane. It cures Catarrh and
tills shade furnished by the stables Is champion o. their breeds have their No. 5 of the Benefit Lode of tins sur­
Ir iv s away a <("1,1 in th" Head quickly.
Bcstores tlie Senses o f Tnste and Smell.
preferable, since when properly pro j possibilities stultified. A t the door of vey tlienee S. «1 deg. fid min. E. ( v a ­
riation 23;t, deg. E i i . 20Ls feet to c o r­
! -asy to use. Coutiiius no injurious drugs.
\ Ideil It Is eo >ler ami files may be In a I
poor feeding can he charged the direct ner No. fi, identical w ith tlie N. K.
\pplicd into tlie n .-trils nnd absorbed,
groat me • ore excluded
cause in' in H i* eases o f discouragement, corner of the A m en ded L o ca tio n of
bm
sj/.,., ,-, ii cents f t Druggists or by
loss o f money and finally giving up of L ost P ro vin ce L o d e , a hemlock po«t
¡nil; Trial Si/O, 10 cents by mud.
Why " V it a lit y ” Is Claimed.
Improved dairy stock than any other! I I feet lon g. 4 Richer square, s i t is I
ttV BfiOTHERS, 56 '.*.'2rrea St.. New York.
Wo us 11 '¡ v i l i breeders are claim | one thing.
inches in the ground sui ioutide.i w ith
ln;r that tie - Is more vitality in llol- ,
siili-'¡intuii mound of rock, scribed
.Inin - F o n t i U K l o J a n u a r y - .
fi-lifi.-,; a lir 1U inches in diam eter liears
sti 'u milk .
any other bm xl of
Tho e four words mean a big differ N. 7s'j ilcg. \V. 19.s fi t; and a fir P> ;
eat tie b-.-e.i ..sc our breed Is large nuil
eni'o la the profits from your herd of inches in diam eter liears N.
deg
vigorous and the butter fat Is only
cows The be-t way to get June feed ‘JO min. W. S.5 feet, both faced and
about one quarter of the total foist
In Jnnuai.a we may say. the only way scribed fi-fl.15 It. T. : tlience S 0 deg. j
M bs . I . E. T h o m p s o n .
value o f the milk, while other breeds
to get It is to erect a silo anil fill It ti min. E .(v a r ia tio n 19 deg. 10 min, Ei
1 0 th , | Rates per day ........................... $1.00
have from one-third to one half butter
with corn l i the -tlo ts n good one and 473 x1 feet: to corn er N o. I, being
fat. which limn not make a fo o d prop­
Room and board, per week....... $4.50
tin1 e u ii ts put into It right you can identical w ith the S. IV. corner o f j
erly balanced
No one would think of ¡
give lti ii .<! • mid her sisters iis luscious the Amended L o c a tio n o f said Lost
eating lint ter on hr -id one third to one
Province Lode: a hemlock post i feel
feed la e m .y - nature provides In
long, 4 inches squ are set lx im lies In
half us thick as the slice of tueiul and
June, la la- . i >u t an give them a lit­ the ground, surrounded w ith sub­
continuo to live oil tt and nothing else.
tle bed r. i •; good silage has more sta n tia l mound of rock, scribe I 1 I'. ‘>'>;
And hfcutisc wo have milk that is
No. 16
-2:02 a.m .
N o. li.'.
. 2:21 an
stamina mid ■ r-H er feeding valt: 'than a fir 14 inches in diam eter bears N.
from strong, healthy and vigorous cows
grass ever Ii > Note w e say “ good lx deg. \V JJ x feet and a fir lx inches
properly balanced Is one reason why
, diam eter beni.* N. 79 deg. \V 37 :
u llage" Kimball's Hairy Fam e ..
we claim vitality lu milk, says an II
le ; b o ti) faced and sirila'd 4 li-55 IJ
A lfn irn I I L l i in P r o t e i n .
lluols dairyman lu Holstein Frelslan
I’.;(lienee north x3> deg. ,'.i min. \V.
His Eastern Company,
la oomp.irla Its food nutrients with
Register.
I variation 3-",1, d e g li > 1.35:',.91» fisd I
that of other forage plants nad mill
Management
Arthur C. Fox
rner N o I o f Um l Province \
T im s T a b le N o. 4?
feeds alfalfa c o n t a in s more protein tlon to place of Iieginuing.
S o litila H ie H o tter.
i tal
T o take effect A p ril 2d, 1905.
Presenting
A fter carefully taking care o f the ! than any other fodder and therefore area of iiotli said L o ca tion s lieing
East Bound
3 and 4 Tueoday W . Bound
milk and using every precaution to can I«' t'sixi in a ration to replace In fit.419 acres.
«nd Sat only
Said claim is I ik ' i i I ix I p artly >n
make a nice quality of butter, don’ t ! part mill fee Is rich lu protein.
N o 3—N o l
x?pt Sunday.
N o 2 —N o 4
N
ortlieast
qu
arter
o
f
S
ection
13
I
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SorKlmm
silane.
spoil tt with too much or too little salt
P.M 1 A M ! M I
ST HT IONS
K ie v ! a . m . 1 P.M.
3.1
,
s
1!.
1
E.
(Suspended
Survey
and
Sorghum silage has lieon largely used
Tim quantity o f salt used must depend
2:30:7:30
0
• Fot Age G rove . . (»71 11:10 6.1¿
partly in tinsurveyed T. 33 s H. 3
2:50'7:50 3.2
on the dry m- . o f the butter at the time as a white- ration and a* a supple­
W alden
.. 710 10:49 5:05
East.
2:5.5 7 : ¿>6 5
C n rrin ___ .. 737 10:44 4:59
mentary summer ration for dairy
of salting and the tastes of the con
2 :59 : W «.3 . C erro G ordo.
T h e location o f the Benefit is re­
770 10:,38 4:f.9
3:04;S:04 7.7
sinners
I f the butter has not been herds, with highly satisfactory and corded in tin* R ecorder's Office of
H .ik er........ .. HT! 10:33 4:47
.3:14 S:14 8 3
i>
o
ren
a
........
.
.
Ml
1 0 :« 4:14
thoroughly drained some of the salt profitable results. This Is ('specially isine County. O regon , iti \\ I 4. of
1:17 '1 7 9 5
Red K o ta . .. 891 10:23 4 :39
will be carried off In working the > true In parts o f the south, where from M ining Claims iu png.- 453 and the The Play that will Live Forever. 3:30(8:20 10 6 . .. G ravel P i t . . . . 901 10:20. 1:36
• .36 3:35 11 3
s t e w i r t . .. . 914 10^)1 4:20
butter.
About
throe fourths o f an 100 to over t w o tons H ro put up an Am ended L o ca tio n o f Lost I'roxin ce
• :38 8:40 12
S tar.......... .. 917 9:48 4:10
3:41 8:4.*» 12 8 . R ocky P o in t ..
ounce of salt to a pound o f butter Is a nunlty at s, er:d points lu the north l.ocation is recorded In the R cc«'n ler's
946 9:4.5 4:12
3 :50 9:06 15 6
Office
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10*20 9:3.5 14:06
good average when the butter Is in It 1 •> growing In favor, even lu competl
3 :56 9:1.5 lfi 0 .W ild w o o d ...
1040 9:30 ! 4 CO
lame
County
M
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Records
in
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good eon'-lion before adding the salt
...
17.0;. . .H u n t’s .
tt"a with a i abundant and profitable 171. T h e a d jo in in g cla im a n ts kn ow n
10( 4)
(T)STPM IN(ir
End o f Track
ix>rn crop ( ’. R Ball.
lo the applicant lire the Ori d.\ M ill­
GRADING CREAM.
Around.
Berilli e iw » ou s- : ub feed mall* Ilio
•ci ubbicst o f b u s iiiv k
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P A T E N T —M IN I NO A P P I l< A
T IO N NO. BIT.
Market Reports.
B u y o n B r & d i if
CATARRH
sm
Kcr
Feeding the Mills Maker
E
Opcva Ibouôc
C
B
THOMPSON HOTEL
Wednesday, Oct*
OXK NIGHT ONLY
0 . (S vS
. E. H.
The
Romantic
P la y
.MONTE CRISTO
C len t»
D a iry
I I «‘ it mil* .
G ood
I ee«l
F or G ood
U n it e r .
Sunlight an : pine air are the cheap
There are those who think that you
est and most ckoctive means of keep
can feed a cow anything under the sun
tug dairy utensils pure and sanitary and have the milk and butter o f a good
ufti r they have been cleansed. When' flavor. Hou't let that notion get Into
Illese conditions do not exist It is tin'll * 1
Il four head
Feed good tilings If you
ndvlsnbl“ to put them In s hot drying want your butter to have a nice flavor,
room.
»ays a Michqptu farmer.
ing Co.
A n y and ali persons claim in g ad­
versely any p o rtio n of said 15, nctit
and Lost I ’ r c vince or the surface
grou n d are requinxl to file their ad­
verse claims w ith the K "g i-ter o f the
I'n itixl States Land Otlire at 1!. -
iiiirg. in the S ta te of O n g o n . du ring
the sixty days period of publication
Prices—25, 35 aud 50c
N ote :
Mr. Willard last
toured the West in The
Christian( \>. asjohn Storm
Subject to enem te w ith o u t n otice.
A ll ou tw a rd fre ig h t fo rw a rd ed o n ly at (b l
Joint risk o f s b ip t e r and consignee.
Stage leaves W ild w oo d a fter th e a rriv a l ol
train on M ondays, W ednesdays and F ridayi
lor Bonita a n " O rsee"
R etu rn in g ou T u et
o a y «. Thursdays and fffitnrdars.
* ¡11 n ot be reeei- ,-d at the «>. A 8. K
K. K.
.'liter 1 p ni. T o insure \ forw ard
in g on n e x t train fre ig h t m ust he del vered ir
im p .e tim e to perm it vt it b e in g b ille d .
A . B,
fi U tJ l), M a u a g o r